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  • Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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    • “Nothing has ever been said that is not in utmost degree the purest
    • something that Man formed out of himself as his most primal ability;
    • the Greek to the Latin culture something living in speech, something
    • constituted the actual transition from everything belonging to Greece
    • It might be said that all poetry has in it something which makes it
    • his own breathing’. In this name we have a direct reference to the Old
    • him by becoming the experiencer, the feeler of his own breathing, by
    • receiving into himself consciousness of his breathing, is meant to be
    • the Hebrew equivalent, represents something of the nature of a wrapping, a
    • is something quite different. We can get an idea of this by means of a
    • unconscious. If a person sees something belonging to the outer world
    • evil in human beings, but then something else can also be perceived,
    • something sounding within these bodies. And what sounds is the echo of
    • the periphery, the palate, the tongue, the lips and everything that
    • speak, something takes place in the upper part of his being, as a
    • Something is expressed that is the cosmic working of four planets. Let
    • us add one of the consonants to something like this — IOSUA — let us
    • When there was still an instinctive understanding of these things, in
    • Nothing is said, my dear friends, by repeating that Man consists of
    • point. Take all the individual things — all that resounds from the
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  • Title: Lecture: Soul and Spirit in the Human Physical Constitution
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    • members. But we will leave this aside today and think about something
    • have something that constantly builds itself up out of the whole
    • breathe in, something is built up within us, or, at the very least,
    • concrete reality. Nevertheless it can be envisaged as something that
    • The space then remains filled with nothing but warmth which is, of
    • in the very nature of things water cannot become an organism, is bound
    • produced? Through the fact that within the fluid organism something
    • Tone is, in reality, something that leads the ordinary mode of
    • thinking takes no account at all. But everything in us
    • the air, into the fluid organism. Thus everything in the human
    • organism works upon everything else. But we get nowhere if we have
    • man and of how everything that is around us participates in our
    • configuration. A man may dream of coiling snakes when something is out
    • nothing at all in the way of knowledge, that dreamless sleep is quite
    • experience nothing except the world outside and lose ourselves
    • nothingness, as well as into a sphere that is filled with content. If here
    • is a void, a nothingness. (This is not absolutely accurate but we need
    • in the white sphere something has been left free, but this is equally
    • over our life and nothing flows into this retrospective survey from
    • speak to the effect that the solid organism is something that exists
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  • Title: Lecture: The Moral as the Source of World-Creative Power
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    • to the warmth-organism itself, everything is to be conceived as
    • of the fluid body, of everything that is fluid in the human organism;
    • in everything aeriform, the astral body is paramountly active, and in
    • experience this whole nexus of consciousness as something which, in
    • organic processes. Something is going on within us all the time, and
    • really nothing to do with our own essential being beyond the fact that
    • take these things into consideration if we are to reach a view of the
    • everything will eventually become a kind of slag-heap in the universe.
    • soul. But if the assertions of natural science are true, everything
    • inbreathing and outbreathing process the air is within him. It is of
    • air-organism, it imparts to it something that I can only call a
    • hidden. Within the fluid organism — because everything in the
    • air, speaks of tones just as he would speak of a man as having nothing
    • waves is nothing but the outer body of the tone. In the human being
    • supports and bears all the others. Within it, too, something is
    • has nothing to do with what actually penetrates down into the
    • case of theoretical ideas everything is different, no matter how
    • Because of unwillingness to consider these things, the ideas of the
    • is nothing but an illusion, a mirage. We can understand the course of
    • Nothing of this can be grasped if we study only the solid component of
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  • Title: Lecture: The Path to Freedom and Love and their Significance in World Events
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    • we Man in the truest sense. Consider too, how everything that
    • fundamentally speaking, everything we accomplish between birth and
    • it ever so, that things can simply be thought of intellectually side
    • inconceivable that anything should proceed from us in the way of
    • what thus takes place. In everything that is of the nature of will,
    • the element of thought is contained; and in everything that is of the
    • something will certainly strike us concerning life and its realities.
    • every case that they are linked with something in our environment,
    • something that we ourselves have experienced. Between birth and death
    • there is something that is inherently our own; what is inherently our
    • what thus comes to us from the outer world, something that is
    • are given over to the concatenations of things and events in the
    • is nothing but will. I have laid particular emphasis on this in the
    • that it is entirely irradiated by will; it no longer takes anything in
    • everything that can stream into man from the spiritual world has its
    • doing something, but we cannot, surely, ascribe to ourselves any
    • something in which will is undoubtedly contained. But think how, in
    • order to say something or other in which very little thought is
    • the outer world, which pervades our actions with thoughts, is nothing
    • thought were something that represented material processes, the will
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  • Title: Lecture: Search for the New Isis, the Divine Sophia: The Quest for the Isis-Sophia
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    • IN THE FESTIVAL of Christmas something is given to Christendom that
    • of humanity ever since. Many things in human evolution may at first appear
    • of something which I have repeatedly brought forward in various ways in the
    • of post-AtIantean humanity. Specific things repeat themselves in a certain
    • Today, however, we will consider something which stood, in a sense, at the
    • entirely Christian spirit, this picture is, after all, nothing more than a
    • you already know how these things are to be understood. However, in the
    • simultaneously, the force that ripens everything that grows out of the
    • Many things which appeared in the Egyptian wisdom must be repeated in a
    • many modern people Christmas is nothing more than a festival for giving and
    • receiving presents, something which they celebrate every year through
    • habit. Like so many other things in modern life the Christmas festival has
    • become an empty phrase, And it is just because so many things have become
    • nothing more than a phrase that modern life is so full of calamities and
    • everything which has become mere phrases in the present age, and if these
    • things as the Christmas festival are carried forward as a mere phrase. We
    • and that these things must be given a new content. Old habits must be left
    • experience upon the earth. Our souls must again acquire something of this
    • the knowledge that something altogether new must fill our souls, in order
    • souls, as something which unites our hearts in love and harmony? If we do
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  • Title: Evil and the Future of Man
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    • emotion to those things which concern the mystery of evil. For in so
    • things are as yet little developed in present-day mankind. It is true
    • speak of these things. Alas, many signs have shown how little real
    • good-will there is even now for an understanding of such things. The
    • Two mysteries (as I said, we can speak of these things only within
    • nowadays takes these things far too easily. Death, for the majority of
    • Spiritual Science cannot take things so easily, treating all things in
    • in effect, something altogether different from the so-called death of
    • something of which I said just now that one can speak of it only with deep
    • emotion and then only under one essential condition: that these things are
    • You see, when we think of these things we come very near the central
    • nerve of the evolution of humanity. At the same time, all these things
    • approaching storm. They are merely the signs of quite other things
    • stage often show the very reverse of what is coming. These things are
    • something concrete. I recently said: An essential impulse in human
    • will imbue himself with something that enables him to comprehend man
    • so for one who sees things in their reality, all physical things are
    • as pictures — images of something spiritual. We must learn to see
    • approach him with the underlying feeling that everything outer
    • be able to see him thus. For everything we see when we perceive human
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  • Title: Lecture: The Human Heart
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    • the main an imitative being. He follows the way in which outer things
    • important to let nothing happen in the young child's environment, not
    • behave no longer like a sense organ but to assimilate something in the
    • earthly intellect. But there is nothing in this world that is not
    • At its circumference it manifests something in the nature of stars,
    • and in its lower portion something that appears more or less as an
    • And now, this is the peculiar thing: during the very time when the
    • of the senses. Then, other structures slip into the breathing
    • thing — while from this side the astral body turns into a cloud of
    • Yes, indeed, untold things can be inscribed in this astral body. When
    • in traces there, and many other things too, as we shall see. The
    • when we do not do something ourselves but give instructions to a
    • And now the strange thing is that all that is thus inscribed in the
    • physically nor etherically, but astrally. And the important thing is
    • that we do in life. Then we go outward again, together with everything
    • this connection, I am once more describing something absolutely real.)
    • the words with emphasis, for all these things, of which people today are
    • once again out of the cosmos. Everything we do, accordingly, concerns
    • not ourselves alone. Incorporated within us is something that comes
  • Title: Lecture: The Invisible Man Within Us
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    • express itself during physical earthly life as something outwardly
    • everything, in other words, that is cast away as physical
    • nourishment occurs. It is contained in everything in which the human
    • processes, into everything where the lower man, as we have often
    • the breathing process. In the breathing process, the ego flows into
    • the air. Thus something from the super-sensible man also underlies the
    • breathing process, but not in the same way as occurs in the
    • organization directly. In the breathing process, the ego permeates
    • does it take hold of the organism with the help of the breathing
    • process. It could also be said that the breathing process is a
    • destruction, a weakened death process, is the breathing process.
    • restorative process. As we have seen, the breathing process is to a
    • breathing process, the longer our life will be.
    • Thus everything interacts
    • pulse and breathing is properly coordinated, then the lower man is
    • ill because something foreign accumulates in his organism that has
    • not been worked through in the right way, something containing
    • organism. If you eat something, the food contains certain chemical
    • inside you. Then two things can happen. The constructive force active
    • something foreign is formed purely out of the organism. This must be
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  • Title: Lecture: Outlooks for the Future
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    • particular point: What can we discover if the things which we have learned
    • the Atlantean epoch, everything was quite different. Let us therefore call
    • pilgrimage through the starry world. The first thing which they had to do,
    • everything has therefore grown more and more hardened as far as man's
    • something which allows it to be transformed. But even the etheric body
    • characteristics of our race. But these things will have no meaning
    • upon our whole being. And we shall be unable to do anything whatever
    • who now declare such things, will prove that they are prophesying the
    • present, only submerges it into a void, into nothingness. Marie Eugenie
    • concern themselves with the things which Marie Eugenie delle Grazie
    • then be impossible to do anything against this fate; nothing can be done,
    • if everything is left to follow the tendencies of that world-conception
    • and other etheric forms as well. These are the things which spiritual
    • that these things are fantastic notions are very clever people, but if
    • consider the things which come to us from the etheric world as something
    • thou, O Muse ...”. These things should be taken quite seriously.
    • world of spiritual science. The other things will then follow spontaneously.
    • the few indications with which I have traced these things, your souls
    • world-conception should know something about the impulses that govern
  • Title: Lecture: Self Knowledge and the Christ Experience
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    • pictures, actually yielded him something that lived in the mineral, plant
    • Ancient man knew that reality expressed itself in things which today are
    • arising from the impotence of self-knowledge, something else developed: a
    • is a strange thing that this type of consciousness occurred after death in
    • at a particular point in his life he feels something flowering and coming
    • know something which arises within his humanity during his life on earth.
    • something different. We have to achieve our full humanity while on earth.
    • further down into the subhuman. In ancient days things could be left
    • was an omission; today a man destroys, through his own humanity, something
    • own life. In past ages he merely left something undone; by doing so today
    • higher things. The animals do not neglect their part in the cosmic harmony,
  • Title: Lecture: Social Understanding Through Spiritual Scientific Knowledge
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    • super-sensible knowledge and man's everyday existence. Something
    • us when, as we say, we remember something we have experienced. But,
    • as you all know, there is something peculiar about the power of memory.
    • moment of his life to try and remember something that he cannot
    • draw enough forces away from it to remember certain things. There is an
    • something. Looking at memory is the best way to understand how absurd
    • The crux of the matter is really to go into these things, and not, as is still
    • After having as it were shown you how these things can really be gone
    • into, I would now like to bring something of very great importance.
    • of really grasping man if you look at things from the point of view of the
    • understanding are super-sensible, that is, everything we make use of for
    • these? These are will forces. All the will forces, everything in man that is
    • spiritual-scientifically that in everything working in the child up till the
    • then make a study of everything going on in the child up till the age of
    • to the earth's atmosphere. These are predominantly at work in everything
    • Please notice that in everything I have referred to as having an influence
    • air in connection with the breathing and so on between the seventh and
    • everything being connected with man's growing and becoming larger.
    • based on the waning of the forces in the blood. These things cannot be
    • You must not take these things in a purely theoretical way, of course. As
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  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Emptiness and Social Life
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    • in which I spoke from my own point of view about many things that need
    • his penetration into many things connected with the so-called
    • spirit! something is expressed that has been nurtured in one's own
    • empty of anything that can be called spirit. That is the fact we have
    • In the nature of things, Hermann Grimm was one of those who
    • nothing but a spectre of Goethe.
    • essential for the life of the spirit. Here too there is something
    • had nothing to do with modern times. A makeshift separation of the
    • Latin-Roman influence. Everything pertaining to the State, to the
    • influence. And here again is something that will have to be stressed
    • against the Roman order of life. Imaginative study of these things
    • for everything that happened has also brought blessings and was
    • We can see that this state of things had reached a certain climax when
    • We must be courageous enough to face these things fairly and squarely,
    • begin to think about many things in a different way. Only then will
    • I am speaking here of something profoundly characteristic. In their
    • we can discover this. It is something of which a man such as Hermann
    • human soul?’ — then he experiences something true; then spirit is
    • earth in order to live on flat ground, among green things or upon
    • It certainly seems paradoxical when these things, which are of
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  • Title: Lecture: The Sun-Mystery in the Course of Human History
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    • life; everything experienced by the soul in the form of pricks of
    • way. This happens when our breathing, for example, functions
    • soul is putting up an antipathetic defence against something that is
    • and persecution mania in all forms is nothing but superabundant,
    • that now and then, through strange dreams, something comes up into the
    • Let it be remembered that nothing in the world is in itself evil or
    • seers, something of which they said: Of its essential nature it is not
    • rejection or denial. Everything we negate in life, everything the
    • our judgments are affirmative. We have arrived at something which, as
    • condition wherein we perceive nothing. If we think of it in relation
    • experience of darkness — where we see nothing. On the other hand,
    • life. Men did not experience merely light and darkness but something
    • they felt that the sun was something that pervaded them inwardly. They
    • fundamentally speaking, the sun was no longer regarded as anything but
    • sun-mystery must remain untold, that a civilization knowing nothing of
    • the sun-mystery must now arise. Behind everything that takes place in
    • and records of the ancient wisdom. Everything that could in any
    • In certain Slavonic regions — people always interpret things
    • the further evolution of the world, everything depends upon whether —
    • into these things — often they are quite simple people going about
  • Title: Lecture: Truth Beauty and Goodness
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    • thus describes him. The essential thing, however, is that he shall be
    • This bond is strengthened by a love of truth and Integrity. Nothing
    • first to “prove all things” he utters, to set due restraint on all
    • in earlier ages. Nothing of the same kind is present in modern
    • the presence of beauty. And this was nothing else but an experience in
    • things of which I have been speaking — and which were actual
    • view everything from the head — the organ belonging to these
    • necessarily energize anything in the etheric body. To gaze at beauty
    • teach man anything about the essence of goodness. There can only be
  • Title: The Individuality of Elias, John, Raphael, Novalis
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    • We know [for I have often spoken with you of these things] how, when man
    • And now I must draw your attention to something in the life of Raphael that
    • to be a biography. What is it? Nothing but a reproduction of old anecdotes
    • told by Vasari! No biography of Raphael at all, but something altogether
    • material thing — with the magic idealism of his poetry he can make it live
  • Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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    • “Nothing has ever been said that is not in utmost degree the purest
    • that gives a more exterior knowledge of things, and an esoteric
    • foreboding of something very special, that entered the evolution of
    • death on the cross, something very deep and great is implied in this
    • Christ-Jesus on the way to Emmaeus, and other things recorded of the
    • clairvoyant capacities. This means nothing less than this: Divine
    • something, and they found that the communications of the gods
    • — knew nothing of death. It may seem strange to you today, yet
    • it is so: the oldest inhabitants of the earth knew nothing of death,
    • just as the child knows nothing of death. The people who were
    • as something which is the beginning and end of something. Were we to
    • But just as an animal knows nothing of death when it sees another
    • animal which is dead, so did these ancient men know nothing of death,
    • life of soul and spirit. Death was something pertaining to Maya, the
    • life, only. Although they saw death, they knew nothing of death. For,
    • more as something that made an impression on them. Their souls became
    • has a meaning and that life on earth is something that ends.This, of
    • acquainted with death. The old ages in which man knew nothing of
    • something about death, and can therefore develop the intellect within
    • out of the Moon, on which there are men who know nothing of death,
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  • Title: Lecture: The Origin of Speech and Language
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    • roughly how nutrition and breathing work in human beings. We also
    • in order to grasp this, we need to look at something else first.
    • means that something happened to the brain while the child learned to
    • utter these sounds out of themselves, without having anything artful
    • breathing. We breathe continuously. And in this process, every breath
    • Through our breathing, blood is constantly being pushed into the
    • that as long as the baby's breathing merely pushes blood into the
    • is forced into the brain, but when they also perceive something
    • is structured by the combined effect of the breathing, which is
    • lot of things with his right hand, he does not merely do them with
    • this hand, but he also gets into the habit of breathing a bit more
    • spine and reach right into the brain. But the remarkable thing is
    • imagine that a child prefers to do everything with the right hand.
    • develop something that reaches into the left side of the brain. Now
    • or if we reject something: Eh! These gestures are perceived by
    • my task is now to gradually direct everything previously carried out
    • to do simple things with the right hand and get into writing much
    • a widespread tendency of teaching people to do everything with both
    • of making people do the same thing both with the right and the left
    • change something. Gentlemen, we would first have to change the entire
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  • Title: Lecture: The Sense-Organs and Aesthetic Experience
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    • they think they should despise everything that is called material or
    • reflection of something which becomes great and significant in the
    • about many significant things of this kind, because today prejudices
    • are so great. Many things that are in a higher spiritual sense
    • these things would cause some difficulties if they were set forth
    • today, and other things even more. Nowadays, when human beings have
    • imaginative way of looking at things that was characteristic of Old
    • period and does things as they are done with an earthly organism,
    • thing or process in the sense-world; that is the illusion imposed by
    • condition into life. Thus a man sees, but at the same time something
    • is living in his seeing; he hears and at the same time something is
    • This is quite acceptable. Then something is incorporated in these
    • sympathy and antipathy! One thing is taken, another rejected. These
    • happens in this way: three life-processes, breathing, warming and
    • of soul. In ordinary breathing we breathe crude material air; with
    • breathing, warming and nutrition; not coarse nutrition, but a process
    • process occurs in a man when he is able to endure something like a
    • many things. The stronger life of the sense-organs and the different
    • ordinary life. Because these things are not considered in their
    • art. The artist has to do something with the Ego, go through a
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  • Title: Lecture: A Turning-Point in Modern History
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    • Europe, it may be of use to link up with these things, which should
    • decades ago something could be taken as a matter of course by an
    • present-day men were not so superficial, many things would be felt
    • natural necessity. It includes everything produced by the sense-nature
    • this rational necessity, it is still something that compels him. And
    • external State, or something of that kind, in obeying such laws he is
    • when he becomes poetical, “having nothing that flatters or
    • rejects everything Philistine and seeks for an ideal condition which
    • working in a sense-perceptible medium. And he would produce something
    • but he was equipped with something that Schiller lacked: with fully
    • engage in it, because he was open to everything human and because he
    • something one must accept. He never rejected anything entirely. This
    • them; indeed, one must make an effort to examine something which to
    • There is something very great in these “Aesthetic Letters,”
    • there was so much more in the human soul. And things could not simply
    • them all. Everything else, too, indicates soul-forces; you can read
    • way of looking at things, developed by Schiller in an abstract
    • no inclination to know anything about Schiller's “Letters on
    • something quite different, which can understand the preceding period
    • stupid to think that anyone could now write something like Goethe's
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  • Title: Lecture: Elemental Beings and Human Destinies
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    • thinking and ideas. Everything connected with the life of feeling
    • One thing is usually quite disregarded, my dear friends, in our time
    • something that happens in the world and has significance there. And it
    • Suppose you experience something that affects you very deeply, Some
    • and puberty. A very remarkable thing then takes place, which in these
    • it die away in your consciousness. But something takes place in the
    • remarkable thing is that it does not go out and out endlessly into the
    • not usually remark such things, but anyone who takes a little trouble
    • during the whole of the interval something has been going on in the
    • moving experience. The whole thing is a process which, besides being
    • You will readily see how many opportunities there are for such things
    • together with the breathing and the whole rhythmic system. Now you can
    • stimulation of the feelings. When we understand these things rightly,
    • Let us picture the whole process. Something moves you deeply. You ray
    • things that happen to Man in the way of destiny. An insight into these
    • these things are not presented as they would be in poems of recent
    • future of human evolution to pay attention to these intimate things in
    • the life of Man. An insight into such things must gradually become
    • things will work back upon the whole disposition of human life in a
    • Because we do not know that something which stirs us deeply has such
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  • Title: Lecture: Man, Offspring of the World of Stars
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    • fettered man to the Earth. He has eyes only for earthly things,
    • If we study and compare many things that are to be found in
    • their own forces within the human organism, there would be nothing but
    • be no such thing as propagation, there could be no human race without
    • Thus we have the upper part of man, including the head and everything
    • make ourselves free? Nothing is worse than to give oneself over to the
    • man can achieve nothing better than the forming of abstract concepts
    • human organism. The working of the astral body in the breathing and
    • not the only forces at work in his organism. To imagine such a thing,
    • These are the things that humanity must once again learn to
  • Title: Lecture: The Three Stages of Sleep
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    • Spiritual Science cannot hand people something which, once
    • formulas, science of the spirit provides something with which
    • the problems of life yet retains the longing to know something
    • unconscious way, something arises which indeed belongs to the
    • waking condition of consciousness, something is concealed, and
    • often spoken of these things, but it is necessary to return to
    • often be said that things are dreamed of in a way in which the
    • dream transforms things in this way. Anxiety becomes terror,
    • the soul has lived through is something entirely different from
    • themselves are not the essential thing. The point is the inner
    • impulse — or something that approached the soul in the
    • pictures. Thus we must say that here is something that takes
    • which the person knows nothing. Only the pictures are known.
    • essential thing is the process of intensification: first
    • clothing.
    • clothing, building no pictures of this kind, but remaining with
    • have given rise to the anxiety, fear and terror, then something
    • same thing that there takes place in a physical sense takes
    • first thing that they will find when they enter the
    • soul. Nothing is known of all this because in sleep the person
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  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Wisdom in the Early Christian Centuries
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    • says something like this: Plato did not admit the existence of a
    • things and never notice that they are out-and-out nonsense. It is
    • in connection with Greek philosophy could have anything very valuable
    • to say about Indian wisdom. Nevertheless, if we ask for something
    • certainly be advised to read Paul Deussen. Things have come to a
    • Ammonius Saccas gave instruction to individual pupils but left nothing
    • nothing down was because they held that wisdom must be something
    • man, in direct personal intercourse. Something else — again not
    • Initiation. But in more ancient times there was no such thing as
    • breast-system (breathing-process and heart) and the forty-two earthly
    • everything originating from ancient Initiation-wisdom. The aim of this
    • History is well-nigh blank in regard to these things, but during the
    • still knew something of the spiritual universe reaching down into
    • things — came to the temple and tested Plotinus before the altar
    • Julian the Apostate heard of these things. But on the other side there
    • These were the things that dinned in the ears of Julian, now from one
    • Truly these things are grave when we see them as they really are. I
  • Title: Lecture: The Recovery of the Living Source of Speech
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    • If you will remind yourselves of some of the things I have said in
    • such a way as to refer only to material things, in which case speech
    • speech with the hierarchy of the Archangels. Speech, like everything
    • that the words he speaks are nearly all of them signs for things that
    • (lightning) is uttered, something of the same experience he has
    • If now we go back into more remote ages, we find something different
    • studying something that has to do with the Earth, it is by no means
    • himself, or whether something else had a kindly and favourable
    • worlds, so that together with speech they received something of the
    • something they could then communicate to man as speech or language).
    • there is nothing of the Greek tragedies left in his translations, not
    • to say nothing of the Orient. It is really no more than a ridiculous
    • mockery for modern man to imagine he can understand anything of the
    • true Orient out of Deussen's translations. The first thing
    • something that is inspired into man, still felt the presence
    • Try to understand the significance of this change. Something enters
    • contained in the First Hierarchy. There is one thing that up to that
    • Asia things have not yet gone so far, but as we go West we find
    • all things, the far beginning of all things. “In the Beginning
    • had made to study language. Nothing came of it, nothing at all. All
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    • Spirit pervades all things physical, for this is to recognise one
    • of everything that is associated with the activity of thinking.
    • significance of these things in the present age becomes quite
    • world. They were preparing for something that must be achieved in our
    • West who have developed in a high degree, everything that is
    • indistinct. Seething over from the East we see those other beings,
    • is urgently necessary that these things should be realised to-day.
  • Title: Lecture I: Ancient Myths
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    • points of view and when something has been said about it, its content
    • standpoints different things may be asserted in regard to a myth. It
    • thing or the other. Physiological, biological truths about man
    • themselves were concerned, had meant nothing but astronomical,
    • institute new things in opposition to what had proved beneficial for
    • latest example of revolution ... there something happened which
    • Greek heard the name Osiris, he could picture something from it, he
    • something of which he too had certain concepts. Although the name was
    • have the whole thing once more. Read the ‘Germania’ of
    • something very deep and of great meaning. It shows that in those
    • spiritual things. The Greek knew how to picture something of Osiris,
    • independent of the Osiris-name, because he had something
    • is something that one must keep well in mind in order to recognize
    • therefore is something which differs radically in the Grecian teaching
    • are ruling now, but they have nothing to do with what I call
    • course of world events it is very necessary to consider such things.
    • we have of course said various things about these Gods, but let us
    • were in a certain respect useful; but they also did things about
    • ancestor, nevertheless I venerate something which had some connection
    • What was understood was not the same but yet had something to do
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  • Title: Lecture II: Ancient Myths
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    • perceptibility of super-earthly things. It is well to look back at
    • such things for this retrospection gives us orientation. Mankind
    • things take place in later times in connection with events of earlier
    • longer there. These things naturally come about in such a way as to
    • star-constellations. If I were to make a comparison from something
    • All these things lie in
    • conditions, but they hold that such things should still be kept under
    • little dangerous to talk of these things beyond a certain degree. Up
    • these things must be spoken of today, because the knowledge of
    • world of the young boy. We must deal with such things truthfully; the
    • concepts — the human being felt something in him (it was in
    • physiology the sex forces), felt something in him of which he said:
    • took place. The man was aware that he had taken something into
    • knew in the soul: in me something is born which cosmic space has
    • something which you see with the senses; then you think it over
    • physical world, perceive, conceive. That was something which in his
    • perceived certain things, afterwards he reflected upon them. Such an
    • a deep wisdom lies in these things. With superficialities one cannot
    • get at the facts. But something else too is bound up with it. These
    • the most modern attitude to sexual problems, of this nothing was yet
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    • We have been endeavouring in these lectures to understand something
    • to the things of the senses. We have seen that for this old atavistic
    • important that we can lay one thing as a foundation; I have
    • times. But far the greater number of people saw nothing at all. Far
    • whole thing was supposed to proceed — for an artistic creation
    • does not merely signify something, but is something — but they
    • the least the point that the figures signified something, but that
    • figures ‘signified’ nothing at all, but they were in
    • but she did not know its nature, she knew nothing of the being of
    • must set one thing definitely before our souls: Even though the power
    • something that is deeply justified in the impulses of the modern
    • such things with the modern abstract words. For such things it is
    • deportment, which in its world-mood had something between
    • forgotten the matter, but centuries ago something was placed before
    • take everything with extraordinary gravity and significance —
    • things: for example, that there was no Homer, etc. — the
    • these things to take matters so. Well, we say, if I have one franc,
    • thing of the Till Eulenspiegel-buffoonery always consists in the fact
    • must not now be as if something arises through the forces of nature
    • of voice in the boy — something which embellishes man with the
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    • raised to the rank of Immortal by the French Academy. Such things are
    • There are many things
    • made of things that have simply got to be seen through, whether for
    • merchants; it is something else that we are told — that he
    • of painting everything in glowing colours must not find entry into
    • phases of post-Atlantean evolution. In point of fact, something of
    • something we have often brought forward from various viewpoints.
    • If things are understood rightly, talking of superstition has
    • — if the expression is not misunderstood. If we grasp things in
    • observations of how there is always something in man which
    • nothing of this! But in the neighbourhood of every human being
    • very insusceptible to these things. During the first
    • his breathing. The thorax moved differently when the person was
    • was aware of them through something that took place in oneself. One
    • inwardly as something bodily. That was during the ‘Cancer-culture’;
    • growth and thriving, of everything imaginable, so, in the first
    • things only singly, with our two eyes. This state of symmetry, this
    • outer universe, but in this, as it were, man is helped by something
    • an instrument of knowledge. These things have only been
    • particularly the things out in the universe, was an especially strong
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    • I shall remind you today of various things that have been said from
    • time something that determines our progress of soul and spirit.
    • speak, our physical nature hands over nothing more, and through our
    • is all something of which external history tells us nothing,
    • in early youth through natural forces, if they do nothing of their
    • already know in the twenties everything that is to be attained. More
    • is again something of which external history gives no tidings, for
    • reality each age is a transition. But it is a different thing to know
    • difficult to be enthusiastic over something that went on so and
    • point of view as something absolute, something which must bring
    • Christianity is the one and only thing that can show man how to
    • come quickly and make all things new.’ And he headed it with
    • to receive that which can make all things new.
    • lo, I come quickly and make all things new.’ Somewhere
    • yet there must have been something not quite in accord.
    • make all things new’. He was in fact one of those men of the
    • something which Friedrich Schlegel has not said to himself. What he
    • did not see; he knew nothing of it. And this, my dear friends, shows
    • up that one can link on to something already existing. It is thought
    • that one need not draw something new from the well of
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    • those who sought for spiritual things. Nor was this inscription on
    • things that must be said in connection with this question are
    • for a right understanding of something of this nature. The point is,
    • concepts. But one cannot understand everything through abstract
    • abstract concepts; one requires something different for the
    • which expresses something, which discloses something, which wants to
    • reveal something to us. One must revive the consciousness that the
    • is actually twofold, if one disregards everything else. One
    • But by employing comparisons we wish to make various things clear.
    • knows nothing of the fact that the whole world has a share in the
    • thing: it appears in life quite clearly. The head is the instrument
    • investigator has a special knowledge of these things if he is able to
    • would have become in the ordinary course of things perhaps seventy,
    • something may be more easily known concerning these things than
    • express themselves in a very special way upon many things connected
    • completely right, but all the same, something else is true. If this
    • do today in later life? (These things are not looked on
    • but all have learnt something in youth. And what do we do in later
    • fields) is to be something that is fitted really to be transformed
    • possibility at all of giving our children anything that could really
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  • Title: Lecture VII: Ancient Myths
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    • two-fold form something of the solution of the world-riddle. In
    • meditating over all these things one can gain great help by thinking
    • which houses and other things are constructed, so in the time between
    • indicated the same thing here, that natural science is very near to a
    • discovery of something that has met with opposition even in spiritual
    • had to do such things. Now in the camera obscura and with the method
    • ordinary science. Things will move quickly, and it will be the same
    • things, one can see for oneself externally the truth that lies in
    • continually perceive a sort of inbreathing of ether or auric
    • substance into the earth, and again an out-breathing.
    • there are many grubs. And a man who has anything to do with potato
    • upon such things from quite a different side. One comes to such
    • things with the most certainty when one does not observe them on the
    • something is connected with what I have now said that can very easily
    • through all sorts of narratives, all sorts of things which are
    • my dear friends — I will not say to think-through something,
    • feel-through something. Here too, you see, is a point where modern
    • clods of earth, one has to do with something dying out that once was
    • as we always carry within us something belonging to the next life,
    • have to keep returning into incarnation since we have many things
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  • Title: Lecture: The Dual Form of Cognition During the Middle Ages and the Development of Knowledge in Modern Times
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    • During my recent lectures I have brought forward a few things with
    • in mind a few things which characterise this modern life of the
    • particular element which has, on the one hand, taken up something
    • high degree that things which were vividly experienced in the past,
    • if we observe many other things which could be adduced in this
    • spirit does not possess a real technique of thinking. How many things
    • with the contents of Willmann's book, for it contains things which we
    • to determine anything in connection with the contents of these
    • supernatural, and contained the essence of everything relating to the
    • things were altogether considered as forming part —
    • tendency to include in knowledge nothing but an empiricism based on
    • as a recollection of something which humanity had experienced in very
    • a kind of world-picture, which naturally contained nothing but
    • were gradually lost, so that finally nothing remained of this idea
    • gives us something which seeks to explain, the world and man only
    • observe everything, from perception to politics, in the light of
    • period. As stated, certain things have preceded all this, for
    • all that could be discovered in connection with certain things which
    • materialism, unless we realise that it is nothing but the
    • senses, and everything that the human being is supposed to know in
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  • Title: Lecture: The Remedy for Our Diseased Civilisation
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    • conception is nevertheless based upon something through which the
    • this attitude towards science, nothing else could develop, except a
    • I did not go beyond the point of saying: The chief thing to be borne
    • stand upon a firm ground. It was something completely new in
    • the past three, four, five centuries, something entirely new had
    • been gained in regard to a knowledge of Nature, and nothing had been
    • yesterday, was Czolbe, the sensualists therefore spoke of something
    • positive, which could be indicated as something tangible. Thus the
    • things, spoke of something which vanished the moment one wished to
    • be present. At that time, it was not necessary to expect anything new
    • many others. But he also said something else. You see, he belonged to
    • those who do nothing but collect scientific facts, facts out of which
    • know anything about the possibility of forming a conception of the
    • the whole thing to work upon us in an aesthetic way ... and from what
    • able to give something. Philosophy really had nothing more to
    • time. We should not think that philosophy has anything to say in
    • knowledge of Nature. Something has thus arisen, which acquires a
    • have paled, cannot be anything else. But at the same time he felt —
    • nothing but a ball, a round head rolling along over the surface of
    • concealed in this picture. Those who do not approach these things
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  • Title: Lecture: Goethe and the Evolution of Consciousness
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    • that in order really to know something about the nature of man, quite
    • They feel that one thing at least remains constant, namely, man's
    • spiritual or mental attitude to the things of the world. This is very
    • this world of thought. There was something turbulent about the young
    • But at the same time there is something else in Goethe — a kind
    • of appeal to what lives in Nature, saying something more enduring and
    • because he had gained something else from his intimacy with Greek
    • the world and the things of the world comprehensible through measure,
    • intellectualistic as our thinking is to-day. Something like the sound
    • Everything was different in an age when it would have been considered
    • Egyptian or Chaldean languages in the same way? Such a thing is
    • the entropy of the Earth. All these things are abstractions, derived
    • can be obtained by measuring, counting and weighing as something
    • must come to our aid here, for ordinary history can tell us nothing.
    • nothing. Such documents as exist are very scanty and are not really
    • which we to-day regard as something quite independent of speech
    • repeated one after the other, really meant something. World-mysteries
    • the existence of something which I am trying to explain to you in the
    • a realm lying behind the sounds of speech perceives something
    • little of these things and the historian can only surmise. But
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    • man, to know something of the being of man, but yet were unable to
    • universe and of the being of man something glimmers which, to deeper
    • all remains indefinite, even nebulous. Everything that Giordano Bruno
    • something like the following: In the human being there are three
    • in man, he was speaking of something absolutely real and concrete.
    • say: Out there in nature, everything has its form, its configuration.
    • Folk-Wisdom which told him: Man dissolves everything he assimilates
    • in reality they understand nothing at all. They come along with their
    • things indicate the existence of an altogether different wisdom and
    • give of the universe, it would have been something like the
    • not enable him to say anything so definite as: ‘Out there are
    • animate monad — in reality, nothing but an extended point.
    • from these spiritual Beings they learned something else, namely that
    • in the element of air, by the process of breathing, again gradually
    • up which appears in outer nature at a different stage, when something
    • something that arose in the mind as a picture. When a real knower
    • something that on the one hand is of the nature of soul-and-spirit
    • anything when he merely looks into his inner being. He therefore
    • something which is related to these processes as the processes in a
    • something remarkable here. It is obvious that something else is
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  • Title: Lecture: Some Conditions for Understanding Supersensible Experiences
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    • things that are familiar to you from anthroposophical studies.
    • The existence of such forces is in the end the one and only thing
    • Something else, for example, might come about. The Ahrimanic Powers,
    • Without the science of Initiation, understanding of these things lies
    • those which can be understood by the healthy human reason. Everything
    • Naturally, if one has no such experiences, there is nothing to
    • concerned to formulate something they have experienced in such a way
    • formulate things as they want them to be, in the way that suits
    • themselves. They know nothing about the impulses that are at work to
    • speaking the truth at all about certain things, because of national
    • at heart can neither think nor say anything that is true in the sense
    • super-sensible world, infinitely much depends upon such things. In
    • When they are put into words, these things seem almost matters of
    • are in a position to say something about the science of Initiation
    • something extraordinarily necessary and significant for the evolution
    • the air had suddenly hardened to granite. The reason for these things
    • world and you will be able to gauge the importances of these things.
    • death, without doing anything towards it. His body is organised in
    • radiating light concerns himself with the things of the world.
    • and thinks about the things of the world. Of the life between birth
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  • Title: Lecture: The Relation of the Movement for Religious Renewal to the Anthroposophical Movement
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    • something that has recently taken place in connection with a Movement
    • man so deeply that it pervades everything he brings forth out of his
    • knowledge. The essential thing is that knowledge should
    • It is therefore a question of giving something to those people who
    • everything that seeks to penetrate also into the life of science.
    • remain what it was and what it ought to be, I gave something,
    • as a man to other men. What I have given them has nothing to do
    • anything to do with this Movement for Religious Renewal; above all
    • This has nothing to do with the fact that the advice which makes this
    • Anthroposophical Movement as something that gives it a sure ground
    • Anyone therefore who does not clearly distinguish these things and
    • feet. For everything of the nature of cult and ritual is finally
    • held clearly apart. Therefore in the beginning, since everything
    • things — should it encroach on sources which in any event only
    • doing something that would inevitably lead to the destruction of both
    • the thing itself.
    • something might be dug away from the Anthroposophical Movement, and
    • tendency to blur things and not to see them clearly. But clarity is
    • any time spoken differently about these things, I should not have
    • course saying merely in order that these things may be correctly
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    • it “Wainamoinen”. This is nothing but the inspiring
    • consciousness-soul was, at that time, experienced as something that
    • the re-discovery of something over which the darkness of
    • highly developed nation, but instead, the necessary things must take
    • one hand, connected with something that can lead, through the Mystery
    • But something else must now take
    • place. The following thing must, as it were, come from a certain
    • whitewashed, it had to be clouded over, as it were, by something that
    • soul something that entirely ignores the soul’s threefold
    • because it was experienced as something which in occult language is
    • with something that had to take place; it had to occur, in accordance
    • element therefore contains all those things which I mentioned: it
    • order that the things, which we then encounter inwardly, may arise in
    • element, but something in which many elements flow together. All
    • manner of things have flown together in the nation that lived yonder
    • in the East. Indeed, we may say that everything of an inwardly
    • way that they still possessed in their souls something that has more
    • that they experienced in their ordinary life something like a
    • clairvoyance, in their immediate daytime experience, something like a
    • How could such a thing take
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  • Title: Lecture: Perceiving and Remembering
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    • often said that man really only gains consciousness of things from being
    • things. Keeping this in view we say that we have sense perceptions. The cause
    • things, and this revelation which remains unconscious, is then reflected on
    • remembrance of many things, of objects and experiences that we have passed
    • what occurs; the first thing we have to take into consideration is this, that
    • Therefore the dead see everything that they have experienced, which the
    • death man sees everything pass before him; for the etheric has the tendency
    • the light-movements of their light-body. These things were learnt by the
    • were well aware how all things I have mentioned were brought about, and were
    • evidence of that time. For what I have read to you really speaks of nothing
    • something, however, that we must possess — this humility, this great
    • modesty as regards the things contained in it, so that we feel constrained to
    • with the hidden things of the world is also profound. Because of this belief
    • with scorn and ridicule will attempt to interfere with everything that still
    • things are so arranged that people hardly notice it. Those who have some
    • insight into how things are do no more than combat this bondage by that which
    • in their grasp everything that ought to be as free as the flowers that grow
    • yet we can do nothing in our age to stem the course of the unfree
    • not only will anyone be forbidden to do anything for the health of
    • only of such things as are patented with the stamp of the materialistic order
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    • something that was first implanted in us during the Saturn period,
    • Scientist. He will find nothing among the forces disclosed in the
    • to our own time, contains laws which have nothing to do with the
    • we seek therefore for forces having something of the nature-forces of
    • nothing visible has remained, nothing that may be perceived, and yet
    • must be clear that at first there is nothing so directly (I said; at
    • already appealing to something entirely spiritual when, from the
    • Moon laws we find something not so spiritual. But this too has
    • in that rule the ancient Moon laws. And with this we have something
    • Thus we see something that
    • to say, as a dying away in human development, as something that is
    • in the physical body, we have something that is not so spiritual, so
    • super-sensible, but something that melts from the sense-perceptible
    • should like to give you an example of something where you can still
    • intention was to give everything that could stimulate the mind and
    • established water as the original ground of things because he was of
    • that has nothing to do with the thought-symphony in the surrounding
    • he framed thoughts that had nothing at all to do with what is
    • nothing to do with his thoughts?
    • which is supposed to be a reality. How does something thought out by
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    • everything that radiates upon it — the radiations of the solar
    • Such an image would tell us nothing whatever about the man's
    • refuses any approach towards initiation to know anything about the
    • tells us about everything else in the universe, Saturn tells
    • us nothing at all about the impulses he receives from the universe.
    • memory. He is silent about the cosmic Present. He receives the things
    • of the Moon Beings if we are to learn anything from them about cosmic
    • many things concerning the past are revealed through thinking.
    • things were revealed to our ancestors in those days. Modern man has
    • for these things, but Mars may be called the great “Talker”
    • is not everything. Mars is the most talkative planet in our system,
    • difficult to approach; she does not want to know anything about the
    • would-be partner. It is very difficult to express these things,
    • responsive to everything that comes from the Earth. The Earth is, so
    • universe, Venus reflects nothing at all of the universe, wants to
    • know nothing of it. But she lovingly reflects whatever comes from the
    • The truth is that human beings on Earth can do nothing in the secrecy
    • transforms everything, just as a dream transforms the happenings of
    • not, however, repel everything in the same way. In her heart,
    • experiences of earthly things with what is communicated to her from
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  • Title: Lecture: The Elemental World and the Future of Mankind
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    • being of man something comes together which, in a certain
    • deeds, of everything he causes to happen — in short, his karma.
    • nothing new of real importance to the fore. This is particularly
    • achieved something; one was eager to hear what they had to say, and
    • intelligence has become something mechanical which no longer springs
    • yogi. It makes a difference whether something is achieved through
    • his thought processes free from the breathing process. As I
    • inner rhythm of breathing. By contrast, we must give ourselves up to
    • separated. However, it must be stressed that everything of a solid,
    • that older folks used to see gnomes in everything earthy. However,
    • contained in everything of a solid earthy nature. The outstanding
    • eight, making out that two times two makes eight, or something like
    • share feelingly in the world processes. We remain outside of things
    • Nothing is achieved by looking at these things merely from an
    • avoid seeing things in their wider context, though it would lead
    • spiritual reality something completely different from what ought to
    • things are concerned only with what has merely transient
    • of the kind of things I have explained. These are matters of great
  • Title: Lecture: A Picture of Earth-Evolution in the Future
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    • Sun and old Moon, man had nothing mineral within him at all. Nor was his
    • may say that if nothing else had happened except this departure of the moon
    • the moon. He still envisaged the world in pictures, and if nothing else had
    • reality are nothing but a great world-question. His intellect cannot begin to
    • being. This state of things will continue if man fails to listen to what is
    • They desire nothing else than to be the advance-guards of what will happen to
    • which are — well — thoughts and nothing more. But try to imagine what will
    • nothing but opposition to them, earth-existence will pass over into chaos in
    • still have some consciousness of these things and who then see fit to surround
    • resistance, these things must be said, for, as I constantly repeat, the
    • need for Spiritual Science. The only thing to do is actually to show how
    • today, such, for example, as “Thoughts become things,” or similar phrases.
    • to learn something about the mineral part of the human organism. With this kind
    • mission of humanity in the world. It is a tragic state of things and we dare
    • but bring himself to look concretely at things that are connected with his
    • expression in the actual shaping and form of the surfaces of things in the
    • nothing to do with the true nature of the plants — can awaken no real
    • would be served by keeping these things secret today, as many people desire? To
    • spread over the world today under the name of spiritual teaching is nothing but
    • spoken of these things. But how few are prepared really to enter into them!
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    • thoughts as something unfolding within himself, belonging to him like
    • more as something belonging to man like the breath — the breath
    • given back again. Just as man regards the air as something which
    • again, so did he feel his thoughts as something which he did not draw
    • All these things are evidence that
    • no longer something that has descended from above. It is something
    • that arises in the human being himself, something that is earthly.”
    • times (then, of course, it would not have been a book but something
    • something about the nature of the Sun. Thus through the heart we
    • other things that have happened as well, it would not be surprising
    • evolution depends upon man allying himself with wisdom. Many things
  • Title: Lecture: Technology and Art: Their Bearing on Modern Culture
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    • The important thing now is that the impulses we feel
    • caught up in these anything but musical experiences of our
    • misunderstand it. These things are a quite inevitable accompaniment
    • thing one immediately opens the way for the passing of judgments.
    • The last thing I want is that what I say should have
    • important thing is that we drive out of Nature the elemental spirits,
    • humanity, the more do we find a state of things that is nowadays
    • the way to initiation perceives that everything which permeates
    • but he perceives how the Ahrimanic world fills him with everything
    • matter merely of absorbing what is said about one thing or another,
    • but of how things are absorbed — by dint of effort and
    • many would far rather let things be conjured before them in all kinds
    • as possible from anything like a factory or a railway, and thus
    • by something of which I spoke in a lecture-course at Munich.
    • All these things must be taken together, for that too is necessary if
    • together again into a new creation, breathing into it a certain life,
    • the past, is adapted to permeate the things of the material world
    • world-karma ordains for them. Those who do not want to know anything
    • make progress only if there is consciousness of these things,
    • in the transcripts. To take an example from something I said a moment
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  • Title: Lecture: The Inexpressible Name, Spirits of Space and Time.
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    • consciousness of man's true nature. Things were not always as
    • piece of the body tends to become something resembling the whole body
    • things! Science constantly emphasizes that the ordinary intelligence
    • There, everything is transparent; but the further away we go from the
    • mathematical-geometrical sphere, the less transparent things become.
    • recognize lifeless things. The etheric body, the astral body and the
    • things, it would first of all recognize the living essence of the
    • head as something lifeless, as something which is constantly dying.
    • corpse can only grasp lifeless things.
    • perceive what is alive. Many things will be needed in order that man,
    • post-Atlantean age, he was as yet unable to do many of the things
    • deep effect which radiates from such things.
    • of things, but they do not make any effect upon us, because we now
    • something to our intelligence.
    • approaching life from the basis of lifeless things and by reaching,
    • plant in its process of growth, not as something dead and finished,
    • but as something in a constant process of growth, passing from leaf
    • lifeless things to that of living things. This is what I mean when I
    • realize that things cannot remain as they are.
    • many other things besides. Now I come to a point which clearly shows
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  • Title: Lecture: The Coming Experience of Christ
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    • I tried to describe to you something of how European
    • external things as the differences between Japan and America must be
    • always keeps to the surface of things. But, especially during the
    • habitual ideas, so that nothing is able to penetrate their minds
    • strong sense of something which I should now like to describe.
    • saw that none of these has anything to say about the real nature of
    • world something that came out in childhood as disposition, as
    • lively feeling for it is worth a great deal; it is something
    • thing anyone asks about a child to-day is from whom he has got this
    • more and more that if man is unable to feel his existence as anything
    • something directly felt, and then it will become an oppressive
    • positions which imply leadership, and yet understand nothing of the
    • on the world which would trace everything back to inherited
    • have had to fall back upon something entirely devoid of spirit, on
    • of peace treaties in which people who know absolutely nothing about
    • Nothing, perhaps, shows more clearly the materialism of modern times,
    • its denial of everything spiritual, than the emergence of the
    • have to be the normal thing for a man to say: “I see the human
    • quite unworkable. All such things bring modern civilisation up
    • of man that lights up in me inwardly is far higher than anything I
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  • Title: Lecture: Modern and Ancient Spiritual Exercises
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    • spirit-soul content in the external world then we add something to it in
    • in everything fluid or aeriform. Today's intellectual outlook declares
    • direction and this has nothing whatever to do with the river. In general,
    • water — that is, by something material — so the man of old felt
    • himself guided downstream by something spiritual. That is only an example
    • ends. I have often referred to these yoga breathing exercises. Therefore,
    • civilization.In ordinary life breathing functions unconsciously. We
    • only if in some way we are not in good health. In ordinary life, breathing
    • periods of his exercises the yogi transformed his breathing into a
    • whole rhythm of the normal breathing. In this way the breathing
    • his breathing. He felt himself one with the indrawn breath, with the
    • The breathing process pulsates and beats through them with its perpetual
    • we are normally unaware because the breathing remains
    • breathing caused the air to billow and whirl through the brain and
    • element in his thinking within the rhythm of breathing.
    • Something extraordinary happened to the yogi by this means. The process of
    • little live creature that ran through the whole process of breathing,
    • something from the external world into himself which he then let flow with
    • setting. In just the same way did the yogi, through his changed breathing,
    • reproductions of memories, called up by means of yoga breathing, of the
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  • Title: Lecture: The Meaning of Easter: St. Paul and the Christ Impulse
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    • the earth. They always point to something of supreme importance for the
    • day to place before our minds one of the things that seemed to Paul, as
    • together with the trees, and together with the plants they saw something spiritual.
    • bore within it this power of vision was coming to an end. Something
    • man beholds the spiritual in the physical things all around him, he
    • elemental form, with everything that lived in the air and on earth. But
    • thing. It is repeatedly emphasised that faith ought to make appeal to
    • matter of fact they do neither. They shrink from having nothing but a
    • hold fast to Christianity! It is precisely in such things that the
    • unless people rethink these things in time and turn to spiritual knowledge.
    • absolutely essential for us to take things in all their depth of meaning
    • things that cannot possibly belong together; they cannot possibly exist
    • feel these things deeply in their hearts. We shall never find a way out
    • unless we learn to see through things like this, for they are of very
    • one can in very truth feel something of the Christ Impulse, or whether
    • everything on the earth will have found its grave and when ideals and
    • scattered in the All, not merely burying, but annihilating everything
    • thought the things that essentially belong together. They want to raise a
    • together’ the things that belong together. They raise a mist before
    • something himself before there arises from the grave of human materialism
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  • Title: Lecture: The Universe
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    • we look out into the world, we have something which we
    • necessarily perceive through the eyes; but everything is
    • is born, everything which it experienced from death to a
    • yourself. You do something with your right hand, but you
    • are taking hold of something which is your own self. You
    • third thing is: To experience or touch ourselves (see
    • that the fourth thing is to encompass ourselves. (See
    • four things place before us the
    • something which is inside, which fills us out, surging and
    • dissolves the form, devolving it into something which does
    • realize quite clearly that everything a human being takes
    • in from outside, is like something which should not really
    • and forces from outside. In reality, everything we eat, is
    • ordinary knowledge. When I explain these things to you, you
    • things were felt and people said that a certain portion of
    • standpoint of a Greek reflecting over such things, we might
    • is the Virgin with the sheaf: Virgo. The chief thing here is the sheaf.
    • everything is slightly poisonous, Scorpio.
    • interpret such things. They say: Aries, Taurus, Gemini,
    • things really mean. For it is necessary to consider them in
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  • Title: Lecture: The Templars
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    • this — their blood belonged to nothing else on earth than to Christ
    • something of real significance develops out of such a life. I say advisedly
    • being is brought into connection with the divine and spiritual. But something
    • else, something that has still greater effect is developed when this inner
    • hands or with implements, he places some external material thing into the
    • something spiritual is added to the spiritual “effects” of the
    • than before. Something was now present in the world, in regard to this
    • souls of the Templars had however at the same time achieved something else.
    • had also to be brought about that something which could only live in the
    • placed out into the general evolution of humanity, so now something else was
    • and only to what they had experienced as something to be overcome, was
    • rack, and they acknowledged the very thing that each one for himself had
    • divine-spiritual powers of providence allow such a thing to happen? Why do
    • — he would never become free. Things are indeed so ordered in the
    • last to good. Pain is only a temporary thing — not that it is on that
    • out by force, lived on. It lived on, together with many other things, in the
    • things not gone in this way, had the stream of materialism not been allowed
    • opportunity for something spiritual to come down to them. What a human being
    • carries on an inner work of breathing, it lives, in that it receives this
    • to come. Only under certain quite definite conditions can one learn anything
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  • Title: The Year as a Symbol of the Great Cosmic Year
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    • It is necessary to indicate pictorially such things as
    • things of sense, whether they be solid or whether they be happenings
    • A parallel thing happens on the Earth, when on one
    • we now are, something further takes place.
    • mineral things and events of the Earth and the whole plant world have
    • these physical senses, can at first know nothing of this great
    • our ordinary waking consciousness, we think of the things round about
    • knock, or of the many things which our senses reveal to us, the Earth
    • This is the secret of our existence. Everything is in
  • Title: On the Duty of Clear, Sound Thinking
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    • seemed good to enter yesterday into those things which speak to the
    • to be done. One thing at least is important, that we should connect
    • more and more interest in those things of which humanity in our time
    • actual, there to find many of the things of which the men of the
    • understanding of spiritual things may again be established, though of
    • learn the simplest thing about the illness. Why should he? We have
    • the ‘thing in itself,’ but can only catch the outward
    • soul by the thing. Man can but arrive at the ‘results’ of
    • things, but not at the ‘thing in itself.’ This is indeed
    • ‘effects,’ he cannot attain to ‘the thing in
    • by this necessary ignorance regarding ‘the thing in
    • far as the impression made on the ear — not to the thing that
    • least whether a matter is correct or not, quite other things come
    • impressions of things, are called forth by our senses? Certainly it
    • is correct, that cannot be doubted; but something very different is
    • that therefore, he cannot come into touch with anything real, with
    • any actual ‘thing in itself.’ Why is this? It is solely
    • because man cannot think things out further than one
    • on the ear? The action points to something real behind the images!
    • to the thing in itself. It is not so much the case here that certain
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  • Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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    • let action and social life spring from it, the main thing was joy
    • make it impossible to see these things in their original form; they
    • was something quite outlandish when Bulwer travelled about, speaking of
    • there he appeared in gatherings where everything else went on in a
    • again. Thus something coquettish in a higher sense of the word
    • see something as reasonable only in so far as it is in line with what
    • is “done.” But things in life are all interconnected, and
    • development of the last few centuries. The two things belong
    • between one attitude of soul and another; then such a thing will be
    • seen in the right light. But with Bulwer it was because something lit
    • perceives how something of the power which belongs to perception and thought,
    • radiates into our inner being something which on the one hand becomes
    • matter is completely dissolved into nothingness. The very being of
    • something that works destructively, and without it you would not have
    • otherwise man would consider himself to be something different from
    • degree of saying, “There is nothing at all in the human being
    • nothing at all outside this life between birth and death. Modern
    • people everything sprang ultimately from love; with you everything
    • radically! But from such a radical characterisation of things we can
    • things in this way. Thus the realm that manifests as a centre
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  • Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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    • receive, and reflects them in the course of time. Something or other
    • to something like a breaking of the inner mirror. The memories can as
    • Here you have something which has its good use and purpose within
    • something which must never be allowed outside. The bad man carries in
    • is the very thing we need to give the Ego its right and proper strength.
    • there is really nothing in the world that would not bring blessing to man,
    • enables us to experience in it something we would never be able to
    • matter is destroyed. Matter is thrown back into nothingness, and we
    • have the power within this nothingness to cause the good to arise. We
    • Jupiter existence will contain nothing but the new creation that is
    • thrown back into nothingness.
    • Two things are
    • is the very thing that modern man needs to learn. There must again be truth
    • consciousness. Needless to say, one cannot set things before the
    • destruction, and how in the world outside there is something wherein
    • speaks to us. There we have something that is no mere allegory
    • word, the audible word, is not merely subjective, but is something
    • word. It is not only an inner word; it is at the same time something
    • but that matter persists, matter is the indestructible thing. The
    • belongs to the things that are transient. But the “inner
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  • Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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    • teaching (concerned with the more external side of things) and
    • indeed enable them to surmise that something of the deepest
    • secret societies, where they are not understood. Anything that
    • reminded of something. As they received the teachings of
    • writings there are still echoes of these things. And so to-day we
    • the earliest dwellers on the Earth knew nothing of death —
    • just as a child knows nothing of death. Those men who received
    • something that made an impression upon them. Their souls became
    • The ancient epochs, when men knew nothing of death, were all
    • know nothing of death and therefore cannot unfold the faculty of
    • something inaccessible to them in their own worlds — worlds
    • but these things can only fully be understood when it is realised
    • had remained at that stage, we could never have known anything of
    • His resurrection. If we cleave to Him we learn of many things
    • Interwoven as we now are with death, we should know nothing
    • the loss of the old wisdom whereby these things could be
    • teachings. I hope that these things will not lightly be passed
    • clothing them in the abstract words of modern language. That is
    • why I have tried rather to awaken a feeling for these things, by
  • Title: Lecture: Realism and Nominalism
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    • considered everything else an illusion; quite the contrary was
    • ideas on the things and processes of the world as something
    • which signified nothing real.
    • when someone says that ideas and conceptions are nothing at all, and
    • that the material aspect of things is the only one that matters, then
    • lamb into the wolf! If an idea really means nothing at all, the wolf
    • that ideas and concepts were something real, and that is why
    • the Nominalists. They argued that there is nothing outside sense-reality,
    • outer things of sense-reality.
    • are satisfied with such things because we are no longer kindled and
    • things contain something very important. Let us take the Realists who
    • already considered ideas and thoughts as something abstract, but they
    • the idea does not contain a nothingness, but a reality. This
    • considered as something spiritual, although this spirituality
    • not able to connect anything real with thoughts and ideas. For them
    • thoughts as something real. If we were to ask people whether they
    • considered thoughts and ideas as something real, we would only obtain
    • continued. In a modern world conception, everything consists of
    • just as the name “Smith” has nothing to do with the
    • senses. If these thoughts are something which a god originally placed
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  • Title: Lecture: Fundamentals of the Science of Initiation
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    • To-day we shall first speak of something which lies in the
    • in the ordinary course of life. When we speak of such things, we
    • that thing in Nature, we also speak of ethical ideas, ethical ideals.
    • the origin of things than our modern knowledge, particularly
    • with the spiritual reality of things. Something entered the human
    • soul through man's knowledge of the reality of things. But the
    • Everything contained in these codices was read from the course
    • moral laws for the human beings. This is something extraordinarily
    • Aristotle everything has been transformed into human
    • transformed everything into abstractions. The course which I
    • connected with everything which could reach man from divine heights
    • Among the many things which
    • development contains nothing of what may be designated as knowledge,
    • works. Everything which was taught at that time was traditional. That
    • studying a corpse, he was obliged to say something else: namely, that
    • all, in our time we simply experience the same thing, only the other
    • the connection with everything that existed in the form of ancient
    • Bruno — abuse everything which existed in the form of
    • against the recollections of ancient wisdom. Something entirely new
    • things which appear foolish to men are wisdom before God. It would be
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  • Title: Lecture: Cosmogony, Freedom, Altruism
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    • talk to you about various things in connection with our
    • — had something of a scientific character about them
    • That is one thing that is bringing about the downfall of our
    • civilisation is gradually sinking into something where it can
    • and ask nothing better than to be pulled about by strings,
    • second thing. — Of the forces that are bringing about
    • thing is, that our civilisation is incapable of evolving
    • anything that can give fresh fire to religious feeling and
    • purpose. Our civilisation, in truth, aims at nothing more
    • real, no strong, altruistic motive-power, There is nothing
    • three things which are acting within our civilisation as
    • friends, is quite impossible. There is nothing for it, but to
    • can in any way turn them in another direction, or anything of
    • theories alone one can do nothing. To do anything in life, it
    • nothing for it but to say to ourselves: “We must just
    • for we must look at the actuality of things, and from the
    • view of things.
    • towards all living things which alone can supply the
    • they brought things to a state in which China and India were
    • devastated by monster famines That is the peculiar thing
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  • Title: Lecture: Brunetto Latini
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    • things that were not by any means a secret to the
    • One thing at
    • horizon of this world; there we have everything that is
    • known to those who experienced anything of Initiation. Thus
    • him, but something that looked like an immense mountain. He
    • mountain; but these things were such that they came and went
    • gave her orders for all these things to arise and pass away
    • thing, he tells us, which he now learned to know were the
    • soul-forces is a thing from which man will often flee, when
    • often see many a thing we have within us, which we by no
    • something that is at work in the totality of our own being
    • once more. Having undergone all these things, having passed
    • very significant thing we recognise in all these Initiations.
    • significant truth lies behind these things! A man of today
    • things. But it is precisely the characteristic of spiritual
    • these things. We must first go through the understanding of
    • yes, no doubt you are, but in reality you know nothing of it.
    • worlds, you must know what things are like in the
    • and it will be something quite new to you. Then only will you
    • The same thing
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  • Title: Lecture: The Shaping of the Human Form out of Cosmic and Earthly Forces
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    • These things
    • so far as they depend on the Cosmos. But the essential thing
    • the human being the head is the first thing to take shape.
    • lunar months. Hence something of his development is left
    • nothing for the head. During Earth-evolution he is incapable
    • vision as the future condition of the human being. Things
    • conditions we really know nothing of the human being.
    • entirely of the Earth but something earthly moderated by the
    • breathing, while a stream from the head makes its way through
    • the breathing to the limb system. So that there is always
    • forces there arises in us, under the impetus of breathing,
    • These things
    • that the things we have touched upon today, and shall be
    • things have been told to me by a spiritual investigator, but
    • if you follow up everything, taking note of what has been
    • form these things always have the same meaning. There is
    • nothing here to be discussed, the facts are quite clear. The
    • take the content of Spiritual Science as something on a par
    • things. There is need for that strenuous exertion of the will
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  • Title: Lecture: Hygiene - a Social Problem
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    • unquestioning acceptance of everything related to the care of
    • things depend on the judgment of specialists. But on the other hand
    • and so forth, but the regulations laid down in regard to these things
    • materialism. I want rather to consider something that permeates the
    • that everything in existence is merely a mechanical, physical or
    • something more than the material action of atoms, but whether his
    • basis of phenomena. In short, the essential thing is not what
    • that this is so. There is hardly anything more confusing than the
    • processes, into the functions of liver, breathing, the action of
    • principle or to anything upon which a conception of the world can be
    • who in the ordinary course of things do not know very much about the
    • attention is wholly directed to something that has taken place
    • diagnosis. Psycho-analysis, therefore, can never lead to anything
    • things are of course full of significance and beauty, but the point
    • merely said by way of example, for the same thing applies in other
    • comprehensive conception of life. We need something
    • supposed to instruct the child. We need something that makes the
    • These things lead us on to
    • something else of extraordinary significance in our theme. For
    • us, we know that we receive from it something more than the
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  • Title: Lecture: Speech and Song
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    • outwards, which does not mainly follow the out-breathing process, but
    • the spiritual in-breathing or inspiration (which we observe to
    • correspond to breathing in the pre-earthly life). Thus in pre-earthly
    • which all things of the world are made.
    • have in speech something essential to our nature here on earth. And
    • through and through an image of the spiritual. Everything here
    • proceeded from something which originally was song. The farther we go
    • fact that something or other in our body has a certain plastic form.
    • or song is but the final culmination of something that is taking
    • — we are now taking, the human body is nothing else than a
    • speech, there must always be something in our feeling reminiscent of
    • our breathing-in the air. The air which we breathe in passes through
    • breathing beats in unison with the movements that are executed along
    • activity, and a separate breathing activity; we have in the head a
    • harmony and mutual resonance of breathing activity and nervous
    • life, sets more store by the nerve forces than by the breathing
    • nervous system; he lived in the breathing system. Hence the primeval
    • stream — the breathing. It is the continuation of the breathing
    • nature of the rhythmic breathing process. The poet of to-day still
    • song takes it all back again into the breathing process (including
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    • began to affect man's nerves, expelling from them everything that
    • Things
    • that the people whose heads consider such things as nonsense drag
    • judge these things morally, because he still possessed an echo, weak
    • the least suspicion. They imagine the atom as something electric, and
    • but when we electrify matter, Nature is conceived as something evil.
    • images of a past moral reality that have turned into something
    • lack consciousness in certain things.
    • anything about them, so that they can handle us, without our being
    • this, for the essential thing is CONSCIOUSNESS: we live in the age of
  • Title: Lecture: The Problem of Jesus and Christ in Earlier Times
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    • that it is possible to imagine that everything we publish today and
    • would continue to grow and spread, in spite of everything.
    • the capacity to understand such things that this knowledge was not
    • disappear, far and wide, and how something new develops out of
    • indicated, several times, something very significant. I stated that
    • something in his teachings that we may describe in this way: The
    • Clemens also knew something else, which we have emphasized
    • the spiritual evolution of humanity, something was nurtured as a kind
    • knew nothing about the old Gnostic wisdom — or, at least, he did
    • were to outline it in the form of a diagram, I might say something
    • something outside the world. It is true that it permeates the world
    • Later, however, he appears as Son; he imbues all things.
    • the spiritual world. To be a Son is something other than being merely
    • being, Jesus of Nazareth, we find everything concentrated that had
    • disappears, because everything that had once been distributed is
    • that the ancient wisdom concerning the connections of things in human
    • period, there was no longer the slightest knowledge of anything
    • still feel something of the Christ in one of them, the second. And we
    • people knew something of this Mystery of Golgotha. Yet, what they
    • another, to appear smart and to be able to view Jesus as something
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  • Title: Lecture: On the Dimensions of Space
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    • things I shall have to explain to-day may be apparently a little far
    • enough, man is distinctly aware of the fact that such a thing exists.
    • consciousness, that something does exist to draw man's attention to the
    • things physical and bodily with the world of soul and spirit. Indeed for
    • its three dimensions gives to him, in forming his ideas about things
    • in reality they are all the more so — try to conceive the things of
    • How can something essentially unspatial work upon something spatial?
    • and spirit, they are transformed into something non-spatial.
    • nothing of the relation of the physical and bodily to the
    • these things indicate what difficulties arise when we seek the relation
    • Things
    • can be no question but that the will — albeit a thing of soul and
    • something reaches over in us from the left, to cross with what is
    • dimensions. Everything three-dimensionalis
    • the blood and the breathing. The defensive movement which we make,
    • the blood and breathing and many another inward process — we
    • connection with the activity of the brain. If Thinking had nothing to
    • experience our Thinking meditatively, as something that only has
    • something which still has a relationship to space, though it is
    • precisely what it does not understand. Many things of real
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  • Title: Lecture: Thinking and Willing as Two Poles of the Human Soul-Life
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    • find that thinking always bears reference to something that is already
    • were, when we decide to undertake something which we afterwards
    • the case of human beings who die prematurely things are somewhat different.
    • majority of people who take no interest in the things of the spirit. I
    • everything which surrounds us and works upon our senses,
    • everything to which we are subjected from waking until sleeping. All
    • — everything that one sees. We call it the tapestry of the
    • have everything that one sees, hears, perceives as warmth, as the
    • that can be sensed in this way). There is, however, something behind
    • In reality thought and nothing else lies behind this tapestry of the
    • everything which we have in the physical world. That these
    • thoughts are carried by beings is something about which I shall have
    • simple. Because at the back of this tapestry something is to be found
    • we begin to think about these things it is interesting to find that it
    • outcome of what is past. And everything that we can grasp by an
    • picture, but as something still more immaterial. At the most it
    • study of such things! In the same way, unless he has actually learned
    • it, a man knows nothing of the relationship of a circle to its
    • radius, etc., etc. Out of our own inner being we bring everything
    • surface, below the merely physical side of things. Hence we derive
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    • than three years we have seen something spread across the
    • the terrible tragedy of these last years. This is something
    • were drawn out and had become elastic, as if the things we
    • something to us before this madness came on the world now
    • they are able to take truths in the right way and some things
    • This and other things were said in
    • these things if we are really and truly to wake up. We need
    • the body during the night and have no idea of anything in the
    • things said in our anthroposophical lectures over the years,
    • you need the things which have been said here to gain
    • inclined to think. Something has come to the surface which
    • take shape is something completely different from what is
    • what is happening now for the real thing, when this is in
    • it for real, for something quite different wants to make its
    • more than any other age demanding the one thing people least
    • into their quest for the things of the spirit as they have
    • with nothing but material goods? What would have happened if
    • have been something they needed after death, but they were
    • kinds of things, but not the true spirit. Those souls
    • easy way of dealing with these things. If we want to know the
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    • simply, that there can only be one of two things: destructive
    • means we are challenged to do everything we can to encourage
    • for murder! People will also begin to consider other things
    • progressed, intellectual development has assumed something of
    • powers — astral body and ego; but everything is mixed
    • things if everything is mixed up together? The truth is that
    • ‘physical body’ we are speaking of something that
    • between birth and death we are really leaving something
    • not. People do not enquire into these things today because
    • everything has merged into one and become mixed up in their
    • seriously still knew of these things. After this,
    • given for the things acquired in the world of the spirit to
    • however, have one peculiarity — there is nothing in it
    • have been better for the gods to arrange things in such a way
    • things modern humanity does not want to consider. Some are
    • like to hear or know such things today. Yet they will have to
    • reality they are nothing but the most brutal egotism. People
    • more deeply into the whole scheme of things.
    • mattered to him, among other things, was to see beyond maya
    • things, however, that Johann Valentin Andreae sought to find.
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    • think of is how to arrange things on this physical plane so
    • anything better.
    • things are today, people simply must consider anyone who does
    • not want things to be the best possible in the world to be
    • the spirit, but with many of them this is mere words, nothing
    • unconscious impulses, lives something different — the
    • may pretend to themselves that they believe in something
    • since they do not believe in anything more than just the
    • have is to arrange things in the physical world in such a way
    • Everything
    • realization here in the physical world. There is nothing in
    • the physical world by giving people something which is not of
    • physical objects, fools who invent things which merely work
    • invention. It was a very clever thing. He had invented a
    • really clever; but if one looks at the whole thing it is no
    • Things can be
    • dealing with physical matter and mechanics, such a thing will
    • all writers who have a connection with Judaism and anything
    • odder things are published today. But the lexicon also
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 4: The Elemental Spirits of Birth and Death
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    • everything is different from the way it is here. You get to
    • know certain entities, and above all things of a special
    • — ‘sight’ here includes anything conveyed
    • whose function in the great scheme of things is connected
    • live, one would be speaking of something that would seem like
    • enemies of everything human beings seek and desire for their
    • everything was done just to suit the wishes of human beings
    • the urge to destroy and lay waste to everything which
    • led to the aeroplane. Consider everything which has come into
    • things of this kind will be the goal of future human
    • sweat of their brow. Everything people do in this respect is
    • Something is
    • which is similar to something that happened in Atlantean
    • something else, which may be said to be closer to the earth.
    • the laws of world history, something which initially was the
    • want to destroy it. We have to see things straight and not
    • civilization, for they see things in abstract terms and know
    • nothing of the rise and fall which is part of human
    • the fifth earth period. And we only see things straight and
    • on something which must lead to catastrophe.
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 5: Changes in Humanity's Spiritual Make-up
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    • Up to then everything was growth and development. In some
    • walking on something which is crumbling away; it is no longer
    • something that is growing, as it was in early times. Before
    • developed. This is something known not only in anthroposophy
    • and experience all manner of things by the very fact that we
    • however, that anything we inwardly develop and inwardly are,
    • things which are written in this manner for the present time,
    • something of a testament. Those who are inwardly conscious of
    • many things Franz Brentano's sensitive mind has produced is a
    • thing as genius, demonstrating over and over again that a
    • the power will no longer be available. Anything resembling genius
    • will be replaced by something which comes from insight into
    • be confused with something else. People might well believe
    • means that they continue in something which is below them.
    • continue unchanged, people would no longer find anything to
    • and the dawn of the fifth, post-Atlantean age. Things were
    • things which seem wrong are also to some extent relatively
    • to get human beings to accept these things, and this can only
    • facts will force them to know these things.
    • form an idea; they have to base their ideas on the things
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    • today, we must consider something of the nature of the human
    • do anything else, we are guided by our thoughts, by something
    • being you are also a breathing human being, walking in a
    • ordinary life. And everything else we do is really done in
    • was not meant to be as visible as it is now. These things
    • be purely elemental by nature. In the head, everything would
    • everything shown here as ‘b’ has been created by
    • Something very
    • how sensitive we have to be in dealing with these things if
    • beings will just reflect, they can think about anything,
    • providing the things they want to think about are accessible.
    • out of the whole human being. I think this is something you
    • merely reflecting, nor is something conveyed through their
    • consider this, some of the things I said yesterday can also
    • beings and the gods was much more of an exterior thing; today
    • anything about this, however, because they only hold human
    • things are, of course, considered to be an old superstition.
    • Yet when something significant occurs in connection with this
    • something we must consider which is most important. We can
    • quality. The kind of thing you find in Roman history, and you
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 7: Working from Spiritual Reality
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    • thing more credible, the pretend weights usually have figures
    • found something like it, at an instinctive level, with quite
    • details, numerous characteristic and significant things to
    • everything which exists in the outside world, and find the
    • the conversion of matter. Anything written about this at a
    • not everything written is fraudulent, and some of the things
    • especially anything printed at a later time. Yet at the time
    • entirely in the realm of the spirit. Nothing is transformed,
    • the Body and blood of Christ enter into them. Everything
    • weight, and we understand why he said the things he said
    • kind of thing produced by someone who is not holding up a
    • alive in everything, and that this spirit can only be found
    • look for the things that give the figure real weight. Now you
    • things really point to something which is very widespread
    • of these things in public. Today one must speak of them, even
    • real knowledge of the things which are immediately around us,
    • at least not to begin with? I think this is something anyone
    • know with complete certainty if something we see weighs a
    • check the weight. Think of how many things there are where
    • pick them up. And finally, when you know that something is
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 8: Abstraction and Reality
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    • form of thinking like a net over everything in order to
    • understand it. We have to consider everything on an
    • this carefully! I am going to say something rather strange,
    • anything which emerges in the physical world has first lived
    • concerned, with things living first in human thoughts and
    • is their poverty. People like to take things easy today
    • world, which is the only thing modern people want to
    • pretentious, but they do not contain anything which has real
    • see the living reality in anything and lose all feeling for
    • you about something that is really worrying. A present-day
    • We can only be in constant amazement at how these things
    • were obliged to leave everything untouched. Yet we must not
    • saying such things, but the philosopher hides the brutality
    • behind beautiful words. Yes, he puts things in a very
    • These things
    • without reality. We have to come to the true nature of things
    • — always something which is no longer alive. They have
    • something like the house which has been built outside,
    • such a building. These things must be considered and given
    • been like a thread running through everything I have been
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 9: The Battle between Michael and 'The Dragon'
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    • things, you must visualize a battle which continued for
    • in the spiritual world. Everything I am referring to at the
    • signify? To see something like this in the right way, we can
    • in the 1840s, but it is about different things —
    • harmful and damaging things. We may say that a particular
    • something into world evolution, but they are always overcome.
    • Everything which has the power to act as a bacillus,
    • everything in which bacilli are involved, is the result of
    • compare the occurrences of the last century with something
    • else. We can point to something which you know already from
    • that everything connected with certain effects relating to
    • These things
    • aware of these things. Unless they are in our conscious
    • danger of preserving what should not be preserved. Everything
    • which happens within the great scheme of things does also
    • gaining in human freedom. Everything is connected with this,
    • according to the plan of things, it should have been
    • be in league with everything which has come about through
    • in the sixth post-Atlantean age when the only thing to please
    • them would be to live in something which will have been
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 10: The Influence of the Backward Angels
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    • we were to do the same thing under the receiving part of an
    • one thing — somewhere to put the chick for it to have
    • kinds of ideals, and yet nothing comes of it. There were
    • should learn something from this, however — as I have
    • account that anything which happens in the physical world has
    • was speaking of something quite concrete, namely the battle
    • great scheme of things; they are concrete facts which have to
    • abstractions over and over again and to say something as
    • in an atmosphere full of spirits. This is something which has
    • Society you are in a position to hear of these things and to
    • such things.
    • earlier times.’ You will recall all the things people tend to
    • view of some specific instances to find some very odd things
    • Press, which understands everything and goes into everything,
    • mass of people to know nothing of radically new developments
    • that some of the most important things simply are not
    • matters. Things are going on in the world which many people
    • the sources of many things that live in their emotions, inner
    • all kinds of things, but the forces which are really at work
    • people like generalities better than most other things. And
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 11: Recognizing the Inner Human Being
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    • seek above all to take possession of our heads, of anything
    • things. If it is not given attention, those ahrimanic powers
    • This is one thing we must take into account. We must be ready
    • of education and training. Certain things always lag behind
    • this stream of rationality: always do everything in such a
    • should never experience anything deeper than they are able to
    • if we make every effort to give children only such things as
    • are in accord with their level of understanding, things they
    • can grasp, we do not give them anything for later life when
    • lives they have nothing but the understanding of a child.
    • then remains the same throughout life. Something quite
    • Later in life they can then recall these things from memory
    • and say to themselves: this is something you heard or learned
    • many of these things. Nothing will be better for the
    • recall things they were told in childhood, and then be able
    • from memory the things they could not understand before, this
    • because education has failed to give them anything that can
    • be recalled later on in life may be offered something from
    • Something else
    • is, of course, anything but the abstract mineral entity
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 12: The Spirits of Light and the Spirits of Darkness
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    • understood something about the way these entities work. An
    • scheme of things will only work if higher spiritual entities
    • which Lucifer did not want them to have. Anything to do with
    • with the earth. In everything connected with heredity, with
    • importance attached to regulating everything to do with the
    • anything connected with heredity through blood relationship.
    • two streams: the ‘protector’ of everything to do
    • ‘protector’ of everything which wants to abandon
    • you, we see something entirely different emerge — I
    • everything has its time in evolution. In the general and
    • rightful scheme of things, enough has been done to establish
    • These things
    • of decline in humanity. Everything based on dominance of the
    • Nothing is more designed to take humanity into its
    • blood. Nothing is more likely to prevent human progress than
    • twentieth century, will know nothing of the
    • things which no longer hold true for the fifth, sixth and
    • nations’ is used for something which goes against the
    • phrases signifying that something which in spiritual terms
    • be able to observe on the large scale, as in small things; we
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 13: The Fallen Spirits' Influence in the World
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    • things are particularly evident.
    • was something we referred to yesterday: Through millennia,
    • descend had certain impulses which, among other things, were
    • in which generation follows generation. These things have to
    • — this again is something I have mentioned before
    • ‘Either we accept such things or we refuse to accept
    • them.’ It certainly is not like this. The things that
    • experiences in the spiritual world. It is not for nothing
    • spiritual influences, but many things they do, or initiate,
    • are done because something appeared to them in a dream which
    • if they tell someone: ‘I've done something or other
    • of course, is not a nice thing to hear. It is the reason why
    • today. The things which now happen sporadically in one place
    • found. The most dangerous thing you can do in the immediate
    • one thing and another; in future, children will be vaccinated
    • certain abnormalities. And the most astounding thing in this
    • particularly striking example of many things which will come
    • concepts and ideas inside out. This is a serious thing and
    • taken place in the last three years, is something
    • seem to be a minor one. It is something I also mentioned last year.
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  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 14: Into the Future
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    • the things which have to be said with regard to the spiritual
    • on, I want to draw your attention to something of great
    • significance which lies behind all these things. As you know,
    • presented at a more physical level, for all things physical
    • Truly, the blood is not merely something for chemists to
    • The things
    • things. How did America come to be rediscovered in such a
    • everything we read about in so-called history happened
    • in the human blood that all the things I have described as
    • complex nature of these things, which can only be discovered
    • from the human realm. You will recall something of which I
    • to someone who is at the hub of things at the present time
    • Something which evolves in the human blood until people reach
    • course, find it uncomfortable to know such things today. For
    • have to be prepared to gain conscious knowledge of things
    • way with the human race. All kinds of things are falsely
    • real importance to see certain things in their true light,
    • century brought everything which can cause people to be
    • someone who is able to see these things in their proper
    • not matter about getting things right, let alone complete;
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  • Title: Lecture: Fall and Redemption
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    • more detail today — is an expression of something that once
    • know nothing of these divine spiritual powers; one can only have
    • content to extend his view of things only out upon the
    • one must raise oneself to something different from the intellect
    • something about the spiritual world.
    • he sensed that he still experienced something of a flowing
    • something about the spiritual one must ascend to revelation, which in
    • everything that does not relate to the outer sense world.
    • everything unrelated to the outer sense world. Goethe made a
    • wrote excellent botanical studies. He wrote many correct things about
    • animals. But something always went wrong when he tried to take up the
    • high degree. Even Goethe can say nothing about the human being. His
    • speak, the less able their concepts became to grasp anything. And it
    • willed thinking which is something positive and real, when this
    • something continued to develop (red) that lives, not in
    • anything of a divine spiritual nature. Man's consciousness of sin had
    • something has remained with us: pure thinking, namely, the real,
    • and the same thing — only in a somewhat different form
    • spiritual raising of man mean? It means nothing other, in fact, than
    • really understanding Christ. Those who still understood something
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  • Title: Lecture: Man's Fall and Redemption
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    • spoke of this ascent as something that must arise in the present age from
    • things are mentioned that science is unprejudiced, and so on. But
    • For, everything that a thinker applies when he is bent on his
    • look into our own selves it appears to us as something living, for it
    • child does nothing but sleep and dream, thoughts take hold of its
    • continuation of the breathing process and of the process which
    • something of the true nature of thinking only if he really advances
    • as a heresy. Something that is forced upon mankind for centuries
    • positively shows something that is pushing mankind below its level.
    • reach the source of origin of all, where everything is spiritual, and
    • something of modern embryology argues as follows: what we see in man
    • For instance, we may describe something as beautiful. But if we ask a
    • something about these things, should he not?), we shall receive the
    • “Cosmos.” For him it was something quite concrete. Take
    • within it something beautiful, decorative, adorning, artistic.
    • heavenly existence, we may not even think of such a thing.
    • shape, nothing would appear. But when we ask in the Greek sense: what
    • is a beautiful human being? this does indeed signify something. A
    • something concrete.
    • remember something which people today never bear in mind — indeed,
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  • Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 1
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    • things of a certain event in earthly evolution — an
    • it was possible for them to speak of such things, the
    • from anything that could be contained in the mere physical
    • — only a very few human souls — knew anything of
    • behind certain things — at least, he thought
    • whole thing was forgotten. Of course, I do not say he had an
    • things which occur in the narrative justify one in assuming a
    • the Zodiacs. Dupuis studied these things quite consciously and
    • were well aware of all these things. Far from believing that
    • for the purpose of clothing in suitable language, for the
    • the thing that matters. The point is that such things take
    • he has the special faculty to formulate them. These things
    • bring forward something of the real historic truth, as
    • against the things Dupuis discovered with such genius when he
    • the real thing is the Sun; but, for the common folk, they
    • fact is nothing else, than that Dupuis had pointed out to
    • that is connected with such things as circle, triangle and
    • mathematical and intellectual knowledge. These things they
    • no Chemistry. They knew nothing at all of the great world of
    • other words (for it comes to the same thing) the results that
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  • Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 2
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    • things sensible — behind those entities which man can
    • influence of this rejection of all things super-sensible.
    • to a spiritual way of seeing things.
    • which has, once and for all, become a necessary thing in modern time,
    • thoughts that are applied to all these things, and that must be applied in like manner
    • more into things utterly contrary to the wholesome evolution
    • pair of shoes, needless to say there is something in this act
    • large scale. Nevertheless, everything that lies along this
    • line belongs to the realm of those things which become
    • another thing which is not so fixed, namely the following:
    • attention to something which a man ought well to study, if he
    • no longer merely devote the intellect to the things we do. We
    • only wants to enter into things with abstract intellect
    • to unite his heart's blood with the things he wills and does.
    • will tell you something like this: — You must rise from
    • things during my recent lectures, when I described the
    • are voicing things of the sense-world, united by the percept
    • expression in this: that in all the things we do and
    • things he perceives. What is the significance of this
    • his perceptions — is something that arises out of his
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    • something quite different is meant by ‘the
    • Taurus, it signified something quite different than if it
    • something quite peculiar in this correspondence of the human
    • things like this. Certain sub-divisions in the Pyramids
    • important thing is not the mere fact that the Wise Men of
    • The most remarkable is quite another thing. It was by no
    • prejudice of to-day to suppose that everything is inherited
    • from the ancestors, — that everything comes from the
    • will) knew something else as well. When we observe the stars
    • than the Sun. And the strange thing is (though for the old
    • things we also have in us this twofold, fixed-star and solar
    • body. And when we have lived for 72 years (these things, of
    • considered this the most important thing: to perceive how
    • strange thing to say; but the mere fact that Religion still
    • order to delude the people, while in reality they had nothing
    • see nothing else in the star-lit sky than a modern astronomer
    • at least for human feeling — that something real will
    • well aware how many things were destroyed and lost and ruined
    • such things, we can learn that evolution, so-called, is by no
    • apostolic age, there were Revelations. To-day no such thing
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  • Title: Lecture: East and West in the Light of the Christmas Idea
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    • things than those which held good for such a long time. We live
    • other at Christmas, they adorn the tree and do other things out
    • of tradition, things which people have been accustomed to do for
    • of our century. To an unprejudiced mind everything coming from
    • possible. But something quite different is needed today: A
    • world, but that in this physical world, in everything he saw
    • there was something which announced itself as a soul-spiritual,
    • external physical phenomena of the world as something not
    • felt in this star wisdom something which gave Maya a foundation
    • of reality. People said that here on earth only unreal things are
    • wished to know something important and significant in life, it
    • perceive that something tragic weighs on it (although a certain
    • superficial way of looking at things makes people say that in
    • life. This is nothing but the echo of that Oriental feeling,
    • we lived in something not real. Indeed, many people say that
    • thought life is nothing but an ideology. This word
    • the soul, the same thing which was experienced in the Orient in
    • out into the world, and among the manifold things which he
    • human being they see something which is a real refuge to them.
    • Nothing can
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    • of lectures I intend to speak of things which are connected with
    • things in sequence, for each of these members has a different
    • We may therefore say: Everything in man existing in the form of
    • some of the human senses. But the way in which these things
    • for example, the eye or the ear — perceives things through
    • The things mentioned above are facts evident to the ordinary
    • of heat, and so forth. You obtain contours of the things you
    • But all the things
    • constitution which man has here on earth, the things below the
    • — observe things in the same way in which we observe them
    • human corpse. When we study a corpse, we study something which no
    • things in the right way must even say: We are then looking upon
    • something which is the very opposite of man. The reality of
    • the things I perceive when I dig a hole into the earth are not
    • things which exist in such a way that when the human being stands
    • through air when we behold something. When we look through air,
    • they are not visual perceptions of the minerals, but something
    • for other purposes. For we really perceive something with each
    • perceptions. Our feelings exist in contrast to everything coming
    • representing power exists in contrast to everything which
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  • Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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    • everything on earth which he fulfils out of the impulse of
    • is to say, if we do not take anything out of earthly life for our
    • something which we may designate as the connection with the
    • are turned to the things which surround us in the world in which
    • impulses, instincts, passions and temperament, and everything
    • course, everything which man saw in his own way as the world's
    • The essential thing in the development of mankind is that in
    • perceives from birth to death — but everything I say
    • in short, into everything which, symbolically speaking, lies
    • his perceptions, for he may turn his eyes to the things he wants
    • everything will end in uniform heat. Man's whole being dissolves,
    • history was something which moved from the beginning to the end
    • in which everything will perish. In between lies what we know,
    • regard to his perceptive world, but into something which
    • in a world of apparent perception and in it surges up something
    • Golgotha. This is one thing. But the other thing is that history
    • We learn to recognize that everything before the Mystery of
    • everything after the Mystery of Golgotha sets out from it.
    • and also changes history into something which it should not be
    • everything which modern man requires through the fact that he
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  • Title: Lecture: Knowledge Pervaded with the Experience of Love
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    • to have in them something which may arouse inner enthusiasm. Even
    • older forms of thinking can show us that in the past everything
    • dead, everything that was not alive, was really looked upon as
    • something which falls off from the world's living essence, and
    • they were nothing but the refuse of the world's living
    • ever-growing measure, the longing arose to look upon everything
    • For they did not yet think of the universe as something lifeless,
    • lifeless with living things. These things are very difficult to
    • things, this is something quite passive. For he can form his
    • lifeless things, to things which do not change, so that the
    • Two things have
    • lifeless things and applicable only to lifeless things, to the
    • lifeless thing in his thoughts, so that the external world no
    • are known to ordinary history, for in order to grasp these things
    • principle of God the Father. Everything which could be grasped by
    • something divine. But this Greek feeling was of such a kind that
    • something divine, as he experienced himself in ancient Greece,
    • only with the knowledge of lifeless things applied by modern men,
    • the impulse of life, of something that is spiritually living;
    • modern literature there is perhaps nothing so deeply moving as
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  • Title: Lecture: The Golden Legend and a German Christmas Play
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    • united the hearts through something higher than anything which can
    • thought which must develop in order that many things may be acquired
    • thing remains, that in our calendar, before the actual Christmas Day
    • originally was, we then see everything that man has become through
    • temptation and brought something into the Earth's evolution not
    • man something which has entered human evolution through the Luciferic
    • Will. We mingle something else with it; something else, concerning
    • I behold this knowledge it becomes in me something different from
    • what it would have been originally, it becomes something which I must
    • alter if the Earth's goal and task are to be reached. I see something
    • becomes something to which man must acquire a new relation, for the
    • something remains stationary in time, while time itself progresses.
    • of the villages and were regarded as something especially sacred.
    • only go back two centuries further to find something else which
    • something of what was being enacted before them. Gradually it became
    • part in the experiences themselves. But the thing was still quite
    • once occurred that these things were dramatised in this fashion for
    • Something must now be said which I must ask you not to misunderstand,
    • proceeded from some mysterious influence or anything of that nature;
    • permitted to share in it. Things had to be made more comprehensible
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  • Title: Lecture: The Christmas Thought and the Secret of the Ego
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    • hearts through something higher than what is able to separate human
    • the word the Christmas verse, transcending everything that separates
    • of the earth. The earth has become something different since the
    • beings; out of human deeds there arises something that has the
    • the tree that has become something different through the Luciferic
    • Knowledge of Good and Evil — we see everything that the human
    • existence, that he became something different through, the
    • Luciferic temptation and that something was thereby brought into
    • not gone through the Luciferic temptation. Something grows out of
    • originally predestined. This makes it appear that something different
    • that is not as the gods originally intended for us; we mix something else
    • knowledge, however, it becomes something different for me, something
    • becomes something that I must change if the goal and task of the
    • something that must become different. The tree grows forth, the
    • becomes something to which the human being must gain a new
    • life is connected with his physical body. He says nothing other than
    • to comprehend because one cannot imagine that something remains
    • comes from these. The “I” waits, waits with everything
    • understand things correctly. And humanity ought to be instructed to
    • treasured as something especially sacred. When October came around,
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  • Title: Lecture: On the Nature of Butterflies
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    • the moment we begin to reflect about the things of Nature, so much
    • other such things I have repeatedly drawn your attention to the amount
    • point to something further.
    • things are only grasped rightly when the spiritual is considered.
    • am going to point out something regarding butterflies which does not
    • looks like this (drawing) — but something which is commonly called
    • the butterfly exists as such, four things are required. First of all the
    • nothing happens. What I am telling you in regard to butterflies applies
    • moisture. Nature comes to the rescue. Such things do not always dawn on
    • it has no eyes, so sees nothing and just lives for itself in a world of
    • sense organs. Such things are made evident in the case of certain
    • where spun light surrounds the chrysalis, and naturally something
    • plunging into the flame and so can accomplish nothing further. In the
    • way to observe things in Nature. First, quite a significant idea is
    • creature. This is the first thing we see. The second is the deep
    • connection between all things in outer Nature. The butterfly you see is
    • this over there is something that must be clear in your minds. You are
    • butterflies and insects in general. You see, men imagine everything to
    • things, they spoke accordingly. In ancient Jewish times a word such as
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  • Title: Lecture: Factors of Karma, Deficiencies in Psychoanalysis
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    • official post. All these things, entering into the Karma of
    • That is the one thing which must be borne in mind, but there is
    • another thing as well. It is by no means easy rightly to
    • former lectures we have mentioned specific things which
    • levels of consciousness the thing is still there, and presently
    • a partial weariness of life or something similar. She is, as
    • the patient gets to grips with the thing — then it will
    • That is one kind of thing they seek for, down in the depths of
    • there are many other things besides, which they believe are
    • the soul's life for something else which is not of the soul
    • Consciousness says to itself, ‘I want nothing more;
    • we cannot even deny that these things are apparently confirmed
    • and women (for ladies, too, are taking part in these things)
    • Theosophy and other things.
    • in good taste), undoubtedly such a thing is there. But I
    • then you will understand how many things are working upward
    • plays in the whole karmic connection) — things which are
    • everything in the wrong place, not knowing how to put in it the
    • things the boy tells the following story: ‘Teacher told
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    • Many another thing will yet be necessary to enable the man of
    • here as an example of certain things which we will now
    • absent. And many another thing which is sharply criticised in
    • have experienced this sort of thing often enough in the 19th
    • Everything has at least two aspects, — indeed it has
    • contribute nothing to an understanding of the personality
    • such things as this can we gain a really unprejudiced
    • age. Strange things are interwoven in his heart. On the one
    • finds his way with open mind into those things which can be
    • must be found anew in our own time. But another thing, too, you
    • course, such things occur in life in manifold variations. Here
    • hypothesis, for when such a thing occurs, Karma works itself
    • That, you see, is the great question. The same thing
    • of things, for instance, connected with the life of the
    • America at a time when Olcott was up to all manner of things
    • un-remunerative. He was a gifted thinker, observing the things
    • excellent worker, albeit one who observed everything with open
    • I know nothing of him, but hitherto nothing but good has come to me
    • from him.’ Now, therefore, things were so far arranged that he
    • wife in person, — he has something most important
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  • Title: Lecture: Hereditary Impulses and Impulses from Previous Earth Lives
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    • something, which is not only of significance for our Earth, but
    • you will remember something I have often emphasised, you will
    • foundations of heredity. In the animal the thing is different.
    • Without entering further into many things which would have to
    • say things and institute things, connected with the real course
    • must remember, in a certain sense everything in the world is
    • Such things as I just now explained to you — the two
    • on salvation, liberation, — such things must be
    • life of present time. For these things force themselves upon
    • feeling for the things which are emerging, but are unable
    • to the point of explaining things from the standpoint of
    • things they criticised so sharply. That indeed is
    • clearly. They criticise existing things, while they themselves
    • are working to bring about the very things they judge so truly.
    • Take for instance a man who saw many things with extreme
    • the individual was of far greater importance. (I am clothing it
    • realities. The Bourgeois type tends to reduce everything
    • feel such things in different ways, however, according as they
    • thing worked differently. While the Western thinker describes
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  • Title: Lecture: The Relation of Man to the Hierarchies
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    • nothing between himself and the Godhead. Man shall live in this
    • demand that we shall conceive as God nothing higher than
    • Protestant quarters — is one of the Angeloi and nothing
    • language, but with the one word every one conceives something
    • gives himself up to this inward illusion something
    • the most detrimental thing of all in our present period of
    • religious faiths will not hear of anything beyond the
    • will gain insight into many things that are working themselves
    • things living unconsciously in man — or only dimly
    • the people of to-day want no such thing. We should have to
    • illnesses, mortality, and all things of that kind. Perhaps in
    • Many a thing done by humanity on the physical plane, if it be
    • be that some things which are happening in our own day are
    • given many things, to reveal the Mystery of Golgotha in
    • not know why it is that certain things are handed down
    • these things in words, without even having the will to
    • do not even notice whether these things are being truly spoken
    • power of the speaker. These things are not so abstract as
    • things concretely. Nowadays when a man constructs a
    • machine he imagines that the only thing that happens is that
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  • Title: Four Seasons/Archangels: Lecture I: The Michael Imagination
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    • his way to something new. In speaking of the course that the external
    • things are not made as convenient as possible: anything one
    • during our days here, we will contribute something to the solving
    • his skin. He experiences his breathing, the circulation of his blood.
    • Everything that takes its course outside, in wind and weather, during
    • conscious of it, than the breathing and blood-circulation which go on
    • to an experience of this picture, it expresses something very powerful. For
    • Everything
    • truth not such a material thing as present-day science imagines, but
    • permeated with iron. We can understand these things only if we
    • Michael there should grow in you everything that goes against love of
    • understand these things, and to reflect on them with understanding,
    • something in which the whole destiny — perhaps indeed the
    • of iron nearly all the most essential and important things
  • Title: Four Seasons/Archangels: Lecture II: The Christmas Imagination
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    • nothing else than a reflection of what human beings feel in relation
    • autumn draws on, a kind of in-breathing by the Earth, a spiritual
    • in-breathing, occurs, and the elemental beings are drawn back into
    • everything of a spiritual nature which it had allowed to stream out
    • something made up out of itself: it is water shaped by the whole
    • water-drop? It is something which takes its shape from its whole
    • know what this water-drop really is. It is nothing other than a
    • we are concerned with something of
    • waters and such-like, it is of course obvious that something else is
    • it appears, is permeated with something else. Essentially, the whole
    • something else comes to the fore during the deep winter season.
    • the organic realm, of course, everything
    • collar-bone; nothing in the constituents of the little piece,
    • everything I have just described is impregnated with ash, something
    • science treats things always in
    • active, then nothing but the earthly would be there. But up above,
    • power felt in everything that grows and sprouts upwards from the
    • itself everything seeks to become spherical (dark red); in this upper
    • disintegrate it, so that everything might become a flat
    • winter. If we were to go still further out, something else would come
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  • Title: Four Seasons/Archangels: Lecture III: The Easter Imagination
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    • take their way, through a kind of cosmic-spiritual breathing-out into
    • but the remarkable thing is that it becomes full of eager desire. It
    • things are naturally not apparent in a
    • approaches, their hopes revive. Apart from this, they have nothing
    • brought to nothing. From a human standpoint one might say —
    • which is subject to planetary life, something else can be seen. As
    • They are of a purely astral nature. Through everything that
    • physical breathing, and by uniting themselves with it they would be
    • form with something like bat's wings and a head like this
    • then out of them would arise something like an etheric form, in which
    • peculiar thing is that this being would have wings, born as it were
    • from below, so that breathing would be extinguished and physical
    • camel and then like something else. When March comes, he sees in the
    • to set free everything on Earth, and among the things that have been
    • look back in time, we come to something accomplished by the
    • things, there arises between the Luciferic and the Ahrimanic forces
    • happenings in the course of the year. There is nothing arbitrary
    • see again how nothing can be rightly done out of the arbitrary
    • living artistic work everything is a challenge, and fundamentally
    • healing forces that reside in everything of a salt-like nature.
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  • Title: Four Seasons/Archangels: Lecture IV: The St. John Imagination
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    • fruits with the plant, enters into everything that lives and has its
    • animates and weaves through everything in Nature is revealed.
    • of summer. At midsummer everything down below the earth shapes itself
    • darkness everything is experienced only as forces, up above we
    • feel — everything is such that in perceiving it we are
    • happen at the height of summer, something I have already
    • of summer. There are further things we can observe as the deeds
    • of something that completes the form of Michael, already
    • the Earth, without also seeing there something like wing-like arms,
    • Imagination. These things are quite real, but I cannot speak of them
    • in your souls. But everything expressed in these living
    • Spirit-Father of everything around us. And now we behold the outcome
    • the like. And if the true Imagination of these things is to be called
    • in the midst of all that goes on in high summer, were to feel something
    • Live in the earth's sustaining, and in the form-giving breathing,
  • Title: Four Seasons/Archangels: Lecture V: The Working Together of the Four Archangels
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    • understanding, unfortunately, for how things really are. For example,
    • Everything
    • grasp these things in the right way. Suppose you take salt with your
    • food, or eat some albumen or anything else, people assume that it
    • he engenders the forces of human breathing. Hence we can say: While
    • Raphael who is active in the whole human breathing-system, regulating
    • man, aware of every breath that is drawn, of everything that flows
    • he comes to know how Raphael is active in human breathing.
    • the human breathing system. And anyone who understands truly the
    • education: the breathing system comes specially into activity
    • body. A secret activity of healing resides in the breathing system,
    • breathing. And this is connected with the fact that the workings of
    • human breathing in autumn.
    • to walk and work and take hold of things.
    • something like a fiery serpent, a serpent of shining fire, no longer
    • peal of bells and are regarded as poetic licence or something of the
    • in the breathing system. And now Gabriel and Raphael, as they ascend and
    • breathing system those forces of his which are otherwise active in
    • human organism is interwoven with the secret of breathing, it becomes
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  • Title: Lecture: Pythic, Prophetic and Spiritual-Scientific Clairvoyance
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    • something we all know, from the fact that during daytime
    • is no fully-awake condition, because there is still something asleep in
    • something which we exercise quite dreamily. On this account much of the
    • and represent something to themselves concerning it, they are of course
    • how the will spreads out there, of this you know nothing more
    • ordinary waking life; and most things, we do not even dream, but sleep.
    • would follow the actions we perform right into the body; with everything
    • gravity of the particles of chalk, and things of that nature, and would
    • we would go through life in such a way that in everything we did, we
    • After those things had
    • motive here touched on you will be able to find out further things for
    • yourselves. But starting from this point there is something else you
    • do this. But something happens, especially when observing the world
    • This is also cosmic, but it is nothing new, it is merely something which
    • him, it was more something which came to him from outside like a warm
    • such things, because again and again things which are of this kind of
    • something that arises as a hothouse plant through our bringing to a
    • and similar things. Just as an inner after-effect arises in an epicure
    • is nothing else but a refined, rarified, hothouse-like after-enjoyment
    • of life. Attention must frequently be drawn to these things in our day.
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  • Title: Lecture: Pythic, Prophetic and Spiritual-Scientific Clairvoyance
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    • Let us start once more from something
    • something asleep in man. What we experience as our will is
    • until falling asleep, but the will is something which we
    • impulses. When they will, and represent something to themselves
    • know nothing more of this in ordinary day consciousness than you
    • willing during ordinary waking life, and in most things we do not
    • follow the actions we perform right into the body; everything we
    • the gravity of the particles of chalk, and things of that nature,
    • otherwise we would go through life in such a way that in everything
    • After those things had taken place
    • starting from this point, there is something else you can keep in
    • activity — we cannot do this — yet something happens,
    • of inward pictures. This is also cosmic, but it is nothing new, it
    • is merely something which has completed its task in that it has
    • it was more something which came to him from outside like a warm
    • It is well to know of such things,
    • because again and again things arise that are of this kind of
    • something that arises as a hothouse plant through our bringing to a
    • drinking and similar things. Just as an inner after-effect arises
    • A great deal of clairvoyance is nothing
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    • these things are not admitted nor even clearly seen.
    • We have often discussed these things. Above all, St. Augustine
    • he looks at the world and sees everything Ideal, beautiful and
    • therein, he can learn nothing concerning the super-sensible.
    • Everything else may be uncertain. Whether the things which
    • truth; that man can gain nothing out of it on which he can
    • believe that everything else the world says is subject to
    • which remains true even if we doubt everything else, that
    • afterwards to see things in a more radical, true way, than does
    • Spiritual things, that must not be grasped as a sum of
    • mankind, and everything of a hindering nature In the
    • inwardly. Certainly such things are said, even in our times,
    • But one has to think differently about these things to-day, if
    • matters. To-day one must know something which neither Augustine
    • there still lived in human beings something of an echo of the
    • notices these things far too little and really knows little of
    • whole Macrocosm, you come to something else. You come to that
    • because, amongst other things, he beholds a corpse.
    • which Buddha turns, in order to come to something which for
    • something which man has to turn away from, but to which he has
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    • it desires to restrict everything that aspires to freedom
    • frothing into forms. We see the Rococo Voltairianism of thought
    • century in the revival of antiquity. But everything is prompted
    • forms. Anything created in the old forms can only be
    • should be stupid indeed to imagine that anything
    • anything perfect, could be achieved at one stroke. We shall
    • tolerate anything new cannot understand — and naturally
    • so — anything so different from what has hitherto
    • regarded, when the imperfect beginning is nothing but a
    • Whatever turn things may take, whatever may be in store for our
    • feel how one thing is connected with another: we shall see that
  • Title: World History: Lecture I: Evolution of the Soul and of Memory
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    • say that nothing is really known of this. Going still further
    • something. Ten years ago you may have visited a gathering of
    • my head the memory of something I have experienced, something I
    • ideas in the head was something quite foreign to them, but they
    • it, as it were, into our vision of things, we feel this air
    • but everything else on the Earth, East, West, South of him,
    • not only was the soil on which he lived something important,
    • favourable or unfavourable conditions for breathing, but we are
    • for him a very deep experience, and so were many other things
    • anything directly of his heart? Through anatomy and physiology,
    • we think we know something, but it is about as much as we know
    • feet and legs, I have something which represents the relation
    • Grasping hold of something, feeling and touching with the
    • something to another person was expressed by saying: Mercury
    • conceptual memory, we are able to remember things in thought.
    • memories, we find developed to a remarkable degree something of
    • long time such a thing has not been necessary, and if to-day
    • scattered over all inhabited regions. Wherever anything
    • time however there was no such thing as making notes even in
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  • Title: World History: Lecture II: Mysteries of 'Asia'
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    • must remember that the present-day conception of things that we
    • any way possible for him to imagine such a thing as matter
    • To him oxygen was spirit, it was that spiritual thing which
    • mountains, rivers and clouds, and saw everything in the
    • way that things can be seen and heard in this dream condition.
    • Everything outside in the kingdoms of Nature was transformed in
    • have when we lie, as we say, ‘like a log’ and know nothing of
    • days, are there not? But then there was no such thing: even in
    • everyday consciousness where everything was changed into
    • he attained to see things as we see them to-day in our ordinary
    • intimate connection with the things and processes of the
    • to them that an initiated person ought not to know things in
    • him: He can write, he makes signs on paper that mean something,
    • and he has no idea how devilish it is to do such a thing
    • comprehending and understanding the thing. Read my book
    • Through such a thing as I have brought to your notice, you will
    • we find also among these peoples something which to most of us
    • hand see how it was accepted in those times as something quite
    • slaves of them, then such a thing is bound to appear barbarous
    • described, a high spiritual conception of things, their
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  • Title: World History: Lecture III: Asiatic Mysteries of Ephesus, Gilgamesh and Eabani
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    • consciousness of the present, but used all manner of things
    • recurrences. From the constellations man perceived how things
    • nourishment, with the process of breathing, he receives
    • of these two things, there grew up, as was indeed generally the
    • and its inhabitants, and everything would have been in order,
    • important a quarter, trouble ensued; and at length things
    • Something that is really a higher spiritual force, is working
    • What I have here placed before you is something that was fully
    • man desired to learn something concerning the spiritual world,
    • something of that human being as it passes over his nose and
    • something that should help to the solution of the problem of
    • immortality, betokened something full of meaning for
    • notice, — something, in effect, which he heard had taken
    • is, however, one thing by means of an initiation to acquire
    • direct vision into the spiritual world, and another thing to
    • something of an insight into the nature of immortality did
    • which he was able to know that there is no such thing as
    • matter, but that everything is spiritual and the so-called
    • Everything of a spiritual or cultural nature that men received
    • something that made them kin to the primeval times of earthly
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  • 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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    • decay, it is something quite different, subject to quite other
    • the times when all these things were taking place, we must look
    • strictness and rigour. The important thing in the Hibernian
    • his environment, — in all the things, that is to say, to
    • fundamentally, everything which surrounds us in the world of
    • as nothing compared with the inner shattering, the inner
    • this way: Everything is Maya, everything is illusion,
    • body, that in this statue the head does everything.
    • scarcely be able to experience anything but quite abstract
    • other he defaced the statue by pressing it, and after something
    • would be if, of all the things in the Cosmos, the Sun alone
    • Once more, I can only describe these things in bare outline.
    • speaking goes a wave-like surging and seething of the whole
    • Thus, when we speak, we have to do with three things: air,
    • far-off beginning of things was the Logos, and It was with God
    • as the glory of something that is gone.
    • Nevertheless, if we conceive the thing not in a narrow but in a
    • priest, still feels something of the tragedy of Alexander's
    • underlying feeling of these things was still widely present, as
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  • Title: World History: Lecture V: Mysteries of the East, West, and of Ephesus
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    • has come about through the breathing of human beings, we can
    • of our nature, through the air that gives rise to the breathing
    • secrete, as it were, inwardly something plant-like in nature,
    • things had once been so.
    • relationship with everything of a plant-nature.
    • Reality. And something else went with this as well that was
    • the Oriental Mysteries, if one wanted to know something of the
    • able still to experience something of the tremendous majestic
    • the important things were the exercises that the human being
    • who is trained in these things. But let anyone approach, or
    • things in the history of human evolution are simply passed over
    • Divine-Spiritual existence. And then something else appears
    • everything of importance that had happened in the past. History
    • men. For everywhere he let the people feel it was something
    • new world, a world that has nothing to do with the
    • comprehending things through the intellect, with our way of
    • accomplishing things by means of our will, we with our feelings
  • Title: World History: Lecture VI: Mysteries of the Ancient Near East Enter Europe
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    • the remarkable thing is that we have to change and re-orientate
    • as man is united through breathing with the air outside him, so
    • present-day humanity is on the point of emerging into something
    • personality such as Julian the Apostate who feels something
    • He can call to mind something that he himself experienced in
    • person during his present life, perhaps something that he
    • This remembering was preceded in evolution by something else:
    • nothing is left but tradition.
    • is this all. There is something else, of which I have told you
    • hands. For these demonic beings had determined to let nothing
    • about that men no longer receive anything from Aristotle
    • movements of man — something is born that then comes
    • gymnast. Already something has been taken away from the human
    • who trains nothing but the head of his
    • pupils, who cares for nothing but thoughts. Professors of
    • things. For we can see how the expeditions of Alexander and the
    • until we look beyond it to something more. We behold again the
  • Title: World History: Lecture VII: The Fifteenth Century and the Transition from Mind-Soul to Spiritual-Soul
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    • results in a darkening of knowledge. The important thing
    • when we meet with something outside in Nature that cannot be
    • In those times, however, something else was known, namely, that
    • breathing presents no difficulty to the man of the present day;
    • for breathing too is a form of assimilation. But it would not
    • perceive things, he does not merely see with the eye, but
    • infinitely minute quantities something of the substance of the
    • process of breathing. The human being is perpetually excreting
    • human being. And men were able in this way to know many things
    • told, nothing is known to-day of the real nature of the human
    • Someone whose thoughts on these things are not clear, will
    • Earth, it would cease to be coal. What makes it coal is nothing
    • cannot eat anything and everything. It can only eat what the
    • plant has already prepared for it. And now observe something
    • cells, and similar in form to something else we find in Nature,
    • tell you these things that you may understand how necessary it
    • upon such things, it was known that every time reproduction
    • search the whole kingdom of the plants to discover something
    • anything about its own constitution. The so-called normal
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  • Title: World History: Lecture VIII: The Burning of the Ephesian Temple and the Goetheanum
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    • that ancient time the ‘Jealousy of the Gods’ was something very
    • substances into something utterly different from all that is
    • impulse for the breathing — for all that is airy in the
    • we had something that could awaken in an altogether new form a
    • happened in the evolution of mankind that something sacred to
  • Title: World History: Lecture IX: World History in the Light of Anthroposophy
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    • now — so it is thought — there exists something
    • things are not, after all, as I have described.
    • The notice was to this effect: When one listens to something of
    • this kind, one becomes attentive to the fact that something is
    • approximately — but in the whole Cosmos something is
    • — not only earthly impulses — demand something from
    • from that world itself. Everything for which the earthly world
    • spiritual world. And if we are to achieve anything fruitful for
    • in the form of historical tradition that things of the greatest
    • everything remains unconscious or subconscious — plead to
    • the abstract ideas which man applies to everything to-day. With
    • him, to this effect: If things continue as they now are, when
    • brought things to this pass because you have abandoned the
    • like, but they have nothing to do with the Gods and are not
    • These things must be said, not in order to be the subject of
    • than anything else we take with us is the recognition of the
    • something that gives impulses from a new corner of the
    • anything about Anthroposophy, Eurythmy will please them. Then,
    • Quite certainly it will never occur to us to feel anything
    • year ago. But of one thing we may be sure — everything in
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    • friends we have in the constitution of our soul something which we
    • Archai) that remains for most human beings something really quite
    • experiences things in a certain way; in the 4th in a different way;
    • is something of which men would become aware, if he were intensely
    • crawls, to feel then as something which he carries consciously
    • tells nothing of this, but it is so. It would have been sheer
    • unless he had ideals, unless he could cling to something else than
    • away with all those substances; that there is no such thing as the
    • non-existent; but out of that nothingness the possibility will be
    • science as an absolute certainty, and which is yet nothing but an
    • Now let us go back again to something else, to
    • understand many things in the development of man. Above all one
    • who had atavistic clairvoyance, could not see things in their
    • life, as we to-day see everything which refers to man under the
    • they did before the Mystery of Golgotha; but something of that
    • social arrangements produced something which was simply intended to
    • In the metaphysical Ordering, everything is registered! the
    • concepts; these things could no longer exist in modern times; but
    • People to-day have not the right feeling for these things, they do
    • Science. It is extraordinarily difficult to speak of these things.
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    • nothing of this destruction. Clairvoyant vision alone
    • if you wish to have ideas you must destroy something in
    • to perceive the being truly, we must first destroy something
    • anything is actually destroyed by initiation, but through
    • something in nature. We cannot build a house if we do not go
    • everything to be dissolved by sleep, we should have no
    • Something
    • budding; sprouting life of summer where everything buds and
    • everything begins to dry up and wither, everything begins to
    • reality. When anything begins to wither he sets out to
    • spiritual only betraying its presence in things when they
    • all this, you will find that they are listening to something
    • basis of things:. One can have the same kind of experience
    • certainly not understand anything and had better stay
    • the truth of things and letting the truth of things take hold
    • science should not be looked upon as something adding to the
    • ourselves to consider the things of life from many aspects,
    • in the sense of spiritual science. Hence among us things are
    • spiritual life as something of which we have to be conscious
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    • something which you have all known fundamentally for a long
    • and in ordinary life - from experiencing anything in the
    • can lead everything back to one Principle!
    • the threshold of the spiritual world, nothing is left which
    • the formation of our head, the formation of everything that
    • formative forces of everything belonging to our heart,
    • develop something impersonal in themselves, with reference to
    • physical nature; for spirit lies at the basis of everything
    • that something wonderful takes place around you in the most
    • need be nothing else than the process of digestion or some
    • one cherished illusions, and did not interpret things in a
    • that can only have a personal content. Only when in things
    • — only then have these things a special value. In any
    • things even in the remotest degree; they can only be
    • everything which is found along the path of clairvoyance, is
    • things said in the Munich Cycle
    • remember something, we are conscious: we pass over with our
    • the world. What does this signify? It signifies nothing else
    • something humanity has itself prepared, and one can see how
    • everything that did not have to be thought out to an end. A
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    • Today I shall take as my point of departure something that
    • sharing directly in everything that connects human nature with
    • the legendary, the fabulous, everything that lifts man aloft
    • a ripe humanness. Many things that we read today in Goethe's
    • From his earliest youth, everything pointed to a definite
    • narrow alleys, he would observe all sorts of things and also
    • Everything tended to situate Goethe in a quite definite way
    • living out of his own nature, free of everything that binds a
    • connections with everything. From the very beginning, however,
    • with anything or with the environing circumstances. To be sure,
    • something else, as was done by many students. However, as he
    • supernatural things.
    • whether or not the servant sensed something of Goethe's nature,
    • was something quite dreadful. Goethe, who was sensitive to such
    • things, had to witness how Gottsched seized his wig with a
    • death. Such things must be taken fully into account by one who
    • entity, the simplest lifeless thing, through the plant world to
    • Herder animated Goethe. That everything in the world is in
    • grasped everything that was then known of the facts of nature
    • which was something unheard of at that time. Just think how
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    • am taking, although I really wish to discuss something that is
    • are due to the adoption of the principle, “After a thing,
    • therefore because of that thing” (post hoc, ergo propter
    • hoc); that is, because one thing follows another, it must,
    • Such conclusions are frequently drawn when people say: A thing
    • certain things in his youth. We then derive what he did later
    • one thing follows something else in time, it must proceed from
    • created — the Faust and other things that he did for
    • talents. It is more difficult with the things he has given to
    • view, we must assume that nothing of all that they produced
    • Now, this does apply in a certain sense for the things Erasmus
    • events is one thing and the participation of an individual in
    • nevertheless, something quite similar in them — not to mention
    • vision and disregard all other things, we find that it falls
    • childhood continues to progress. Then something comes from
    • however, is spread over many things. For this reason, because
    • was profoundly inclined to occupy himself with super-sensible things.
    • These things are, however, connected with Goethe's illness. The
    • thus complicated; such experiences determine how we take things
    • become something quite different in Goethe because the same
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    • we observe a life such as Goethe's, one thing must strike us
    • individuals such as Goethe are capable of creating something so
    • are summoned by cosmic destiny to do something of such
    • time, is intended to conceal and disguise certain things and to
    • only part of anything we describe. We always need to seek light
    • from without upon the human being, that everything in him that
    • something that must also be added to illumine the full
    • This has nothing to do with the view I once presented in which
    • something quite different and must be kept quite distinct. In
    • trunk of the body, ensheathing the spinal cord, etc. But these
    • another essential, important thought. Something significant for
    • “How this complicates and confuses everything that we have
    • contemporary basic conceptions of these things are completely
    • sorts of things, about a highly educated dog that made a great
    • that had been taught to do arithmetic, as well as other things
    • such animals can achieve. Something quite unusual came to light
    • mind; his training is everything!” In other words, the animal
    • was taking his direction from his trainer and followed nothing
    • animals perform something that is seemingly human. How much
    • from whom something good once came to him. If, therefore, some
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    • show you through a hypothetical case how things took their
    • Humanity has now outgrown such things and is exposed to chaos
    • more chaotic conditions. Everything tends to be handed over
    • Egypto-Babylonian culture period something still lived and wove
    • recognize from present conditions how everything will
    • continues to work in us, so must something happen on earth that
    • pursue vocational lives, something develops on earth within
    • work in the world. But the most essential point is something
    • insights derived from these tests are nothing but their own
    • still often associate something quite inward with the word,
    • do not at all represent anything inward. We conceive vocation
    • (calling) as something toward which a person is called by his
    • something that, in its further development through Jupiter,
    • this. It will often be compelled to set forth as something
    • thing that people would prefer not to hear. It will therefore
    • universe requires things to be unified through polar opposites.
    • far-reaching cosmic evolution. Everything that happens in the
    • meaningful for the Vulcan evolution, but something else is
    • Something absolutely new, of course, does not come into
    • existence here because something similar was already present
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    • is difficult to explain these things because they bring so much
    • into consideration. We must bear in mind that everything that
    • transformed, but the things we must mention here relative to
    • plays into the life of humanity. This is one thing we must pay
    • say, then, that for a proper understanding of things some
    • disillusionment in life and other things that have been
    • life, from nervousness or neurasthenia, or something of the
    • and if the person comes to understand the matter, then things
    • in the depth of the soul that the consciousness knows nothing
    • lower depths of the soul life. This refers to everything that
    • consciousness say: “I really want only one thing; I would like
    • everything that is derived from the connection of the
    • say that these things cannot be confirmed by examples from all
    • women is not to be found there, but theosophy and other things
    • explaining all this is to indicate that something in these
    • be there! The essential thing is what is planted in this mud at
    • They do this in the most unskillful manner, placing everything
    • suggestively through reference to one thing and another. This
    • a more comprehensive way, that is, including everything that is
    • father has questioned his son about all sorts of things, the
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    • are in human life, something we recognize when we try to
    • this, however, many things today will be necessary if man is to
    • often difficult to discuss these things because language is
    • things that we desire to consider in connection with the
    • accomplished something important. We must understand how he
    • something to do with this; if he had seen a map earlier, a
    • what to say. We must understand clearly that everything has at
    • — that such a thing is written as I have just told you about
    • Vischer? It really contributes nothing whatever to an
    • only by paying attention to such things; it is achieved in no
    • everything that can be grasped without preconceptions by an
    • technician, something was disclosed to him that is deeply
    • still other things are to be found in Max Eyth. However
    • he sits in the train, but he has overlooked something in
    • things do, of course, happen in the numerous variations of
    • theosophists to know — for example, many things connected with
    • kinds of strange things there. In short, even social karma may
    • everything without preconceptions, who by reason of his gifts
    • worker who viewed everything with open eyes. There he was once
    • if possible, be kept contented. Things were arranged a little
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    • now my task to explain, episodically in a sense, something that
    • world in any vocation is by no means something to be set aside
    • something destined not only to have significance for our earth,
    • we recall something I have frequently emphasized, we shall see
    • those things related to the future vocation of a person just
    • of it will be attained only when we introduce something that
    • twenty-eighth year. Something more thorough on this subject may
    • without discussing many related things here, I wish to point
    • especially many things that are related to what he works out in
    • years. The very thing a person is elaborating here mainly in
    • explained even in exoteric lectures, that everything underlying
    • with something living within his soul that comes directly from
    • even disorder, but nevertheless something that is to be
    • manner; he can utter things, or even set things in motion, that
    • in mind that, after all, everything in the world runs in cycles
    • see, such things as I have explained to you in the form of the
    • That these things press upon us is not a mere assertion of mine
    • but something that may be said from present reality —
    • something felt and to a certain extent known for a long time
    • people today have a thorough feeling for the things that are
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    • the truth only when we feel and realize how everything, every
    • pleasure more often. You obviously enjoy this sort of thing and
    • university things got a little hot for him. This came about
    • things were not entirely as he wished them. So he applied to
    • should take pleasure in it. Experience shows me that things
    • thought to place these things before my Prince and natural
    • these things and with the inventor as he might see it, and to
    • but also the metal. I find new things of this kind every day
    • and since your Grace wanted to know from me something about my
    • devote himself entirely to his studies. For a time things went
    • time. Then things became too hot for him in Pisa and since the
    • regarding the barometer and other things, credit for which was
    • his native state and things happened to him there as I have
    • known from history. Although all sorts of things in the story
    • things the first time, your feelings for the man were probably
    • interpret things in this field, but they are utterly incapable
    • physical life was similar in these brothers. These things must
    • correctly nowadays, but they cannot make anything of them
    • be established scientifically. One who can see through things
    • fooled simply because they refuse to learn anything. All they
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    • is precisely the mission of contemporary man to place nothing
    • is not the conception they hold, but rather something quite
    • Nothing other than the being of an angel, and all those who say
    • seem, you will find that they describe nothing but an angel,
    • and what they are saying is nothing more than to demand that
    • one should conceive nothing higher under the term God
    • the protestants, is nothing other than one of the angels —
    • nothing else whatever. The important fact is not whether a
    • one god, but he is nothing but a phantasm. The truth is that,
    • the same language, but each individual conceives something
    • anything that stands above the angelic level, but assert with
    • already stand in the midst of something of which man knows
    • little; something of which he speaks a great deal at times but
    • regarding which he knows almost nothing. Nowadays, to be sure,
    • archangel. Something egoistic lies at the basis of this as is
    • certain connection by reason of their blood or something of the
    • look up to anything above the angel sees nothing of this
    • course, only laugh when such things are asserted. They know, on
    • know why certain things have been handed down. At best, they
    • informed about certain things that he was obligated not to
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    • faith that makes me happy; anything else is no concern of
    • occurrence of the Mystery of Golgotha is something that
    • something that may draw our attention to what is essential in
    • truth, it cannot represent anything but the meaning of the
    • evolution of the earth. But, as we know, everything that occurs
    • the essential nature of things. Thus we face the highly
    • something real to him, and those individuals to whom the same
    • human form elevated to a lofty level, but something entirely
    • etheric world. Since this man had performed something lasting
    • what I am about to say as something strange. You will see that
    • Christ demands something more, something different. He demands
    • You must see that with the human being something enters into
    • every human being something supramundane in his nature comes to
    • meet us, something not to be understood by earthly human means.
    • worshipped as something superhuman in social life. Man was
    • in which I spoke on this question, telling you that something is
    • from one another fall away, and something belonging to all men
    • ascend still further. It is not possible to bear anything more
    • this. Humanity lives in maya, something that is not the real
    • because something was introduced into the evolution of the
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    • may be made for our further studies, there is one thing to
    • Present day man has very little idea that anything beyond the
    • seething through the universe. That was to him the spirit of
    • Christ-Mystery. This is something that today must become ever
    • something that is becoming. And should we want to understand
    • superstition, he takes on trust everything upheld in the
    • say, Egyptology — I will take something exotic, so let it
    • something most unfortunate is a feature of our age — a
    • Priest brought forward something of the greatest interest. He
    • flock that everything in the world — including Czarism,
    • of course and indeed everything — was from God. And what
    • everything is from God, Bolshevism as well must come from
    • deduction. This is how things are — by getting deeper
    • thoroughly overcome. Nothing meets us with more persistence
    • with normal laws there will be nothing left by the time of
    • matter and of force is pure superstition, and is something by
    • which all concepts in physics are governed. Something is
    • then remains? Where is there anything? What is still
    • that you can see. Look at everything, look at the whole of
    • everything that can possibly be included in your external
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    • off like a ball as the head part. Things are not so
    • are to understand the important things now to be described,
    • the breathing man. The division here is not so simple as in
    • the skeleton; the breathing process through nose and mouth
    • head-man, as physical form, is something that is not man
    • have said previously: there is something revealing in the
    • you do anything with your hands this is done at another
    • knows nothing of this head. You will be right in saying:
    • Thank God we do not know anything of our head for knowing of
    • himself lucky when in normal consciousness he knows nothing
    • the organs that principally serve the out-breathing there
    • serve the in-breathing works a consciousness of the present
    • the external world spread out as something perceptible. I
    • something spread out for the senses. Allow this (see blue in
    • Everything you look at there presents itself to you from
    • the perceptible things spread out like a carpet, and now the
    • secondly, everything described in
    • Everything hidden from sense perception lies there stored up.
    • have a complete parallel between the senses and something
    • change from day to night. In a way the same thing happens to
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    • is something in them for which men should be seeking a
    • should show us something. It should lead us to reflect how
    • gas or something of the kind. This is what the physicist
    • space red hot gas or something of the kind. This is what the
    • something like it. But it is not so, my dear friends, that is
    • near, we should find something that would have the same
    • the physical sun is supposed to be there is nothing at all,
    • absolutely nothing. I will draw it diagrammatically (blue
    • reality nothing is there; there is nothing, there is empty
    • there is nothing there I am not speaking quite
    • accurately — there is less than nothing there. It is not
    • only empty space for there is less than nothing there. And
    • that is something that is an extraordinarily difficult idea
    • absolutely nothing strange or difficult to understand when
    • they are told that less than nothing is there. The man of the
    • to himself that if there is nothing in space then it is just
    • away what you possess and have nothing. But we can have less
    • than nothing, we can have debts. Then we do actually have
    • less than nothing. If we pass from fullness of space to its
    • beyond having nothing to having debts. It is a great weakness
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    • forms the basis of this Art. Everything that we do here is
    • most two or three who did not enter into the thing as
    • something that is really needed; and that is initiative of
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    • of the mineral kingdom; at most understanding something of
    • humanity must abandon this view of things, a view which, as
    • earth, they can judge of everything real; and they will then
    • for the whole of humanity. You will find such things described
    • uniform thing. When I naw speak of knowledge, I mean not merely
    • everything which man can absorb in his soul life as a view of his
    • 19th century they still preserved some things of which one
    • truths, which can indeed produce many other things out of
    • would make itself specially felt in the uniting of something
    • run its course, is nothing but the beginning of the tendency:
    • these things to-day most people prefer to reject them. The
    • man of to-day is only too inclined to wave these things aside
    • say: “Everything which man possesses in the way of
    • read these speeches that there is hardly anything now to be
    • prejudice, one investigates everything which has developed in
    • everything which develops in the West as the stand-point of
    • radically, one might say, that the sort of thing we meet with
    • such as Bergson, anything of this nature remains for the
    • Asiatic, even if he tries to understand it, something which
    • interesting fact that such things are said by human beings,
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    • looks out into his environment, he sees nothing but the
    • are nothing but a series of pictures. We may say, therefore,
    • externally, nothing but the material world and, inwardly, to
    • hypothetically, a world without the human being, is something
    • something which represents the spiritual Past, we are looking
    • things. In the spiritual life of the nineteenth century the
    • will be nothing left of all that now lives in external Nature
    • see, to begin with, nothing but abstract concepts which can
    • the development of something absolutely real, an impulse that
    • — it is the expression and nothing more. The heart is
    • indeed; people are scared when the gravity of these things
    • dawns upon them, because everything to-day is regarded from
    • work in the School. Everything is a question of the
    • something of what they were experiencing in the spiritual
    • thing these religions want is the development of inner
    • see a planet in the sky. There is nothing of the
    • Divine-Spiritual in anything upon that planet except in
    • that there is something oppressive, something rather coercive
    • namely that something is unfolding in the inner being of man
    • external, for it already represents nothing more than a
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    • of these things will be absolutely essential. It will be a vital necessity
    • to know something about the external world. There are philosophical
    • to find out something about the real nature of wheat by investigating
    • the grain is concerned. Those who look at everything merely from the
    • and find that here we have in Nature something that is of value as a
    • foodstuff. But this has nothing whatever to do with the innermost purpose
    • knowledge of these things, the philosophers and theorists are exactly
    • mental pictures of the things of the external world. The process of
    • anything.’ And those who make this remark generally include themselves
    • form after death and to transform our organism. Everything that is acquired
    • our organism—everything, that is to say, with the exception
    • world to anything like the same extent. The people of ancient Egypt
    • the Earth they knew absolutely nothing at all. Plato's knowledge concerning
    • nothing directly to do with the onward course of their own stream of
    • us here to understand something which it is most essential to bear in
    • follows directly upon cause—so it is said. There is nothing more
    • foolish than to generalise in this way about things in the world, saying
    • same with the knowledge we acquire about the things of the outer world,
    • was really a holy thing, conceived as an offering to the Gods. Moreover
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    • things in the world.
    • schooled in the Mysteries had an insight into such things. The
    • those ancient times, everything that led to man behaving
    • have often mentioned that now people imagine that everything
    • that time, the human being could still, experience something,
    • see an instinct or a passion and nothing spiritual behind
    • things and look like something which the eyes can see, so a
    • when he looks into himself; he only sees something spectral,
    • something ghostly.
    • are nothing but spectres, even as ghosts are seen outwardly,
  • Title: Year's Course as a Symbol for the Great Cosmic Year
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    • symbolically. But those who bear in mind the things which I
    • depths of life. We have already seen that things which in the
    • childish superstition, can be experienced as something
    • lie at the foundation of everything physical, of the solid
    • an-organic earth, upon everything which constitutes the
    • earth's mineral kingdom; let us look upon everything
    • even the trace of anything that can be compared with
    • at this time of the year something else takes place. You see,
    • senses, cannot know anything of this great consciousness of the
    • our path or of many other things in our surroundings
    • cosmos outside; these are the things which live in the
    • us now envisage something else — let us consider the
    • This is the secret of our existence. The things which take
    • place upon a small scale always correspond to the things which
    • things are the same as upon a small scale. The small scale, the
  • Title: Spiritual Relations in the Configuration of the Human Organism: Lecture I
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    • things in detail, we have to put them before our soul once more in their
    • effectiveness. Now, I would like to start with something concrete. What
    • merely on the factual act, it means that something makes an impression
    • when we are seeing, the physical eye, (diagram, bright) but everything
    • that goes on in the physical eye is only something mediating. In reality,
    • cannot distinguish yourself from the red. This red is something that
    • fills your consciousness completely, you are nothing else than this
    • that this red is the only thing you see. You see a large surface. You
    • So, the first thing we have
    • really swim continuously in a liquid; in something watery. Therefore
    • up into the eyes. Two different things meet now in the eye, the etheric
    • meet in the right way? Well, we have to deal again with something extraordinarily
    • the plastic forming force, which goes out from the head. If something
    • so: everything we see, wants to make us into a statue in a certain fine
    • something tonight. It is also an impression. It occurs differently in
    • marvelous memory. Like an automaton, you can always repeat everything
    • If one looks at this matter, something extraordinarily interesting will
    • things as a human being — not as a human automaton — then
    • someone tells us something, so one can always repeat (abtratschen
    • things, but the things take hold of them, one becomes an automaton.
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    • how everything which can be comprehended about man can serve as a basis
    • So that tomorrow we can go onto understand something in this direction
    • that we receive the air through breathing again 'in that state as it
    • exists in our environment. Let us look at first other things, which
    • change over into something entirely different from what they were outside.
    • Far, that it has become dead, we have taken up something already dead.
    • exterior way inside a laboratory. But everything that gets into our
    • the earthly state, what other wise by itself would form only as something
    • the ether body. Now an activity has to be developed that everything
    • has something to do with it. This is mediated by the human kidney system,
    • as if I wanted to build something plastically. I take mortar, or any
    • in there the forces of,the astral body are working. This is then something
    • and that is something entirely different than the outer nitrogen.
    • Now something else is radiating
    • be engaged. Everything we have in our organism must be occupied by the
    • thing. Otherwise we would have to become angels again, if nitrogen were
    • lymphatic vessels is still something that belongs to the heart. As a
    • the human organization. Man, in fact, has to take up nothing living,
    • nothing astral from outside. All this he has to transform first inside
    • for oneself how all these things must be in accord with one another
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    • takes hold of man. One saw something like a struggle between life and
    • assume now, that a human being had become ill of something we would
    • One gave then as medication something that brought his ether-body into
    • today, as well as the cultural historian know absolutely nothing about
    • such things. The light that we appreciate so much today was not considered
    • knives, and on the plate some kind of cake or something else that is
    • the main thing. The man of old lived in the light, which the flowers,
    • skin seemed to become somewhat dry. He even sensed something like his
    • not know anything at all any more of the human ether body, not even
    • was still something else than it was to become later, mainly in the
    • to know something the earlier times had known in an exact way. Today
    • But all that is there in the animal and plant kingdom becomes something
    • that becoming ill is nothing else than a continuation of what happens
    • wrong; when man has eaten, he has brought something foreign into himself
    • if I may express myself that way — something quite healthy, because
    • how easy it is to get one's stomach in disorder, something that —
    • into something one cannot overcome any more. Then one is simply sick.
    • to draw a borderline regarding confusions between something that still
    • can be evened out in a completely natural way and something where one
    • cannot digest the things just as they are, he adjusts them to his needs.
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    • certain things I have to put before you which apparently have
    • It is a bright side in that it shows that the dreadful things
    • in the most recently born children is something quite
    • should direct finer powers of perception to such things. In
    • these things in their seeing, speaking and thinking. The
    • these things can be cultivated (however strange that may
    • the dead, for example, of the germ of something; the word
    • they had heard nothing. Change the noun into a verb and speak
    • of something germinating and the dead will begin to
    • only in the mind; indeed few people think of anything actual
    • is abstract. A picture arises of something vague and
    • are at least found to think of something growing, that is,
    • something that moves; which means that you go from the
    • thinking something written over from the abstract to the
    • justice, is spoken of, when going to law, the right thing, is
    • the same way as one behaves when doing something with the
    • everything as I myself do when I use my left hand”; no
    • have indeed brought something concrete into the matter. But
    • could do something similar as a rule, when you have to
    • means of such things that one can succeed in linking concrete
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    • disturbing our times, it is because the essential thing for
    • question. What exists is something like a yielding to what
    • Something of
    • again how infinitely much that is not clear in such things
    • the curious thing is that from now on one cannot so separate
    • things in the more or less abstract way that I have written
    • the later periods. All these things happen interconnectedly;
    • things that are forced into overlapping in time. The life of
    • see, language is apparently something homogeneous. You regard
    • language as something homogeneous and men feel it to be so.
    • But it is not so. Language is something quite different with
    • a poet (and who is there who is not something of a poet!) is
    • genius of language is something tremendously creative. That
    • epoch, and so have nothing definite to go upon or passing
    • for many things which are now current: you will not find
    • often said that when one sees through these things a facile
    • such things if one wants to have a concept of how there is a
    • same. In regard to something I shall speak of next, it does
    • Tête and testa signify something which
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  • Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture I: The Difference Between Man and Animal
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    • world, which can appear to men as a reality and not merely as something
    • impressive in other ways, for most of the things discussed are treated
    • and if they can satisfy themselves that some particular thing does not
    • grasps something of world perspective. And in the summing up of his ideas
    • teachings of the church itself. Certainly the connections of these things
    • difficult, but nothing ought to be too difficult for us and we are meant
    • be of the opinion that because good schooling is shown, the whole thing
    • something that appears to them as a radical difference between animal
    • things up. This is indeed a fundamental difference, for when the matter
    • something tremendously significant, that through good philosophical
    • he could only say things that the others considered very reactionary.
    • to say anything derogatory, I am actually praising the man — a
    • able to do a great deal. But when I had something to do with him —
    • At that time he said something that is quite correct — at the
    • of praise by calling him a witty, intelligent do-nothing, because I
    • mean by this that were he not a witty do-nothing ha could do tremendously
    • much. At that time he said something very fine: The Catholic Church
    • is not supposed to possess. This is something extraordinarily deceptive,
    • it simply by observing things in the world — that when with the
    • The curious thing is, however, that the abstract concept is not lacking
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    • are concerned, to look back on many things connected in former times
    • of men and so on. Only a deep understanding of things can help to clear
    • an understanding about these things. The different currents of world-conception
    • faith. It is necessary to grasp such things at this time because in
    • things of a disconcerting nature will proceed from what is contained
    • is indeed the view that in everything spread out in Nature, spread out
    • to recognise tulips, roses or lilies as anything but plants, plants,
    • to make anything at all of the accusation of Pantheism, where such a
    • There is a further thing
    • it must be a matter of these things playing a real part in the world,
    • that where men would deceive themselves these things should play a really
    • powerful part, and that we must already be alive to such things. But
    • they are connected with something besides. And now we will turn our
    • knows that for himself he has no need to reflect about things but has
    • we say: The ordinary mortal thinks something, feels something or does
    • something. According to the dictates of the Church, according to the
    • dictates of the State, he has in duty bound to do these things in a
    • accordance with God. He may also notice, however, if in other things
    • of thing today not only against our Sairitual Science but against all
    • the things I have just been describing to you, is a heretic. In giving
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  • Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture III: Clairvoyant Vision Looks at Mineral, Plant, Animal, Man
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    • and we exert ourselves really to study these things just in their relation
    • for men on earth. Up to the fifteenth century, and, since things do
    • of things that were actually to be developed in the following evolution
    • in this revealing, he notices contradictions. He is unable to make anything
    • things cannot be appropriately described in any other way. For when
    • of cognition, he will always experience something like fear. But you
    • at the mineral and plant kingdoms, one always experiences something
    • able to comprehend such beings. But again the remarkable thing is that
    • in the conception, only when something—his will—works up
    • nothing more than what is found in books on Botany and Mineralogy. Real
    • was nothing more than what is described in books; it would indeed be
    • being one of ghosts is amply due to the will having something to say.
    • on in the subconscious; in the subconscious something is going on that
    • not come into our consciousness at all as something properly solid.
    • nothing of sleep, he wakes, sleeps; wakes, sleeps; wakes, sleeps. But
    • surface before him with black holes where really nothing is to be seen.
    • only a hole for this ego, and perceiving this hole is the only thing
    • These things, that appear
    • the phenomenon there was revealed anything but, at best, the basic phenomena,
    • plant kingdoms nothing but perceptions, appearances. Thus man has to
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  • Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture 4: Human Qualities Which Oppose Antroposophy
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    • and two things have been indicated as having been the cause of this
    • hindrance. These two things are leak of courage, lack of strength where
    • these things from a point of view from which I have touched on them
    • still more lightly. When such things are spoken of it must always be
    • said, suffices for understanding and receiving open-mindedly all things
    • understanding of the things of the spiritual world today, in a certain
    • these things with sound human intelligence, man has himself the possibility
    • the things of the spiritual world simply through his sound human intelligence,
    • and not through intelligence prejudiced by natural science or any thing
    • be prepared to accept, what is derived from Spiritual Science? And something
    • can be learnt about this question by hearing what the things and beings
    • is the last thing to bother about if one wants to understand the spiritual
    • accept some particular thing through belief in authority. There is really
    • all manner of brooding and things of that kind, which they call meditation.
    • into such things however were already saying what is right concerning
    • the same things to begin with in which we are when making use of our
    • state of experience it would be a very bad thing were we henceforth
    • always to have to perceive what in sleep we experience with the things
    • as things would be experienced in streaming sunlight but in light thrown
    • soul experience when one burns a finger, for in Spiritual Science things
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  • Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture 5: Paganism, Hebraism, and the Greek Spirit, Hellenism
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    • all other paths of mankind, will be found to lead to nothing when trying
    • out to you something that, when looked at purely from the point of view
    • heathen world. In its religious conception Judaism has something radically
    • of these things—it will be noticed that a perception such as this
    • Naturally everything is
    • expressed in a more or less masked way, the reality clothing itself
    • contemplation of what presents itself to the human gaze, to everything
    • For when such a thing comes about there arises one of those events when
    • universal law in any process in the world at all, namely that something
    • men had to aspire to something the world was not able to give. To look
    • up to something coming as a new impact into the evolution of the earth—this
    • as the outstandingly illustrious Leader. Something here arose that might
    • as formed by the Romans. There was nothing of this kind among the northern
    • do something else too—well, you have only to read about the old
    • a direct entry there was nothing very grand in the dwellings He could
    • one thing stands out concerning him that lights forth from the rest
    • of nature, nothing lives in this of Christ-Jesus, in this lives the
    • Everything is nature. We
    • is nature, The greatest philistinism has something of her genius. It
    • of humanity in which there is nothing Christian. You find a wonderful
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    • had not something entered the earth from outside— namely, the
    • in the course of history. Something different had to come and the different
    • thing that came was actually what at a certain stage man had experienced
    • of man there had taken place something intellectually incomprehensible,
    • something which should now develop in a special way, something belonging
    • of the earth something therefore was necessary, something had to happen,
    • understanding. This is essential, it is something that necessarily must
    • to understand something apparently incomprehensible precisely for the
    • to recall something I have often said to you during these years of catastrophe,
    • is anything but what has been radiated throughout Italy from mid-Europe,
    • nullify, even where soul and spirit are in question, everything existing
    • anything expressible in language, but rather in the feelings, in the
    • Europe. (see Z 269.) If everything is fulfilled, even if only part is
    • of which will be fulfilled above everything else during the next years,
    • understood there, will have to be grasped. Something of the nature of
    • this name is immaterial. The essential thing is that Goethe's world-outlook
    • Chauvinism or anything at all reminiscent of Chauvinism or nationalism,
    • than the living Goethe. If these things are taken earnestly and in a
    • is nothing but the shadow thrown by Goethe on his surroundings, the
    • impression he made upon his age. There is nothing here, not even the
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    • forwards a few things about our building, so that our friends may find
    • styles of architecture; just as when they wish to make anything artistic
    • world, but to something which has been substituted in its place. What
    • actually brought this state of things about? You see, in everything
    • things have gone so far that, on the one hand those who wished to create
    • of humanity there is something of the Jehovah-striving of the Old Testament,
    • the law to which such things are subject, is aware that even the Fairy
    • feeling that something will reveal itself here, something new in the
    • with the sense of something new making its way into the development
    • the observer, as he draws near, that something is enclosed herein, something
    • about these things, but this evening we will begin by making a survey
    • and intellectual, from everything merely mechanical and mathematical,
    • attention to something of which most people in the present day have
    • expression of the organic forms of nature. But nothing of that kind
    • an organism is a very different thing. For when a man really understands
    • Nothing here has been copied
    • remind one of anything — and what is there that people have not
    • only proves that he is judging of each thing on its own merit, especially;
    • building there is not a single thing that is mere symbol. At the time
    • whole building there is not anything to be
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    • might be described something in this way. When one approaches the Building
    • something that has a new element to be brought into the evolution of
    • humanity. The outward forms point to this something that is new in the
    • the chief thing about this Building is that everything is felt to be
    • of the organism. You can see that everything that is included within
    • walls in which something arbitrary here and there is placed. No, everything
    • essential thing is the relation of the second pillar to the first and
    • the first to the second pillar. The essential thing is the change from
    • see as we continue that things become more and more complicated. That
    • be seen in their relation to all the rest. That is the essential thing
    • to one thing. Just now when we have passed the middle point and we look
    • and indeed in the world. You have then to model things after the pattern
    • of what evolution really is. The marvellous and significant thing is
    • of evolution you feel yourself forced onward to mould not something
    • apparently more complicated but something like this (see drawing 4th
    • really is in nature. You see how we are led in this way to something
    • with the imagination of the artist. This is the thing that you must
    • appear new and young make nothing but sentimental and vogue claims.
    • Nothing fruitful for the
    • ideas. Anything fruitful for the future must be born out of an imaginative
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    • of view is actually felt — even then of course everything is only
    • a right sense for the world of colour we find something truly world-creative
    • one had to defend oneself against something, and so on with the other
    • world must be something more than a mere intellectual idealistic set
    • out for something else, as not really giving expression to that which
    • or I or Ego. In the whole Building you find nothing anywhere expressed
    • my expression Faust-figure. The main thing is that in the whole composition
    • into your hearts, into your souls. To have experienced, signifies something
    • a form on the wall, there is nothing in his soul that,can meet such
    • they simply appear in space as forms in a vision. He perceives nothing
    • who perceives colour as something actually living cannot experience
    • the artist will turn away from everything naturalistic, from all copying,
    • in this rough way of colourless pictures things which have really only
    • and everything depends on the understanding of the fact that the initiation
    • an attempt has been made to bring everything out of the colour.
    • you always to consider concerning these things; not to start out from
    • things may be, he who studies them will find that the secrets, the mysteries
    • which I have given you to-day, you expect nothing symbolic, nothing
    • desire to see the thing, that the particular blue-grey glistening of
    • whom the Goetheanum in Dornach is perhaps nothing but a name they have
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    • the further working of its impulses was something very
    • and needs in former centuries, is indeed nothing but
    • of Faust, things looked completely different from how they
    • the other, who sees nothing but the external, material life,
    • see the spirit living and weaving in all things. Then from
    • breathing
    • wreathing,
    • Faust see the poodle but something stirs within him; he sees
    • something that belongs to the poodle appearing as if
    • simple phenomenon Faust sees also something spiritual.Let us
    • divert a man from spiritual endeavor. Directly anything holy
    • merely something dead within man, not only the reasoning of
    • Gretchen-wisdom! We must take things seriously. The pundits
    • important thing in the evolution of man on earth, what really
    • gnomes, but nothing of all this affects the spirit in the
    • something more definite and solid. Faust has learnt like a
    • is nothing clear about it. It is not knowledge full of light,
    • mischievous thing. The other is that whenever possible old
    • secret, or something of the kind; their whole endeavour is to
    • such things for the simple reason that the way we speak of
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture II: The Romantic Walpurgis-Night
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    • completely in the lurch, and knowing nothing himself of what
    • like your here to set against against this, something purely
    • connections, can see that there is nothing dilettante about
    • the Walpurgis-night; everything in it shows deep
    • is something behind it, that it is not an ordinary poem but
    • just thinking out something about spiritual worlds and their
    • anything behind. It goes without saying that sometimes one
    • prevent people from believing things that were objectionable
    • evil thing. (Catholic clergy, you know, very often preach
    • would not allow that there was anything spiritual and many of
    • nothing to do with what is spiritual, but Freemasons were
    • who knew something about the matter said: I suggest, your
    • declared that he simply did not believe in the thing, and
    • thing with regard to the gliding.
    • in this way, nothing is irrelevant from a spiritual point of
    • then we are dealing with? We are dealing with something which
    • when such things were intensively practiced, those who wished
    • body has happened to van Helmont. But this kind of thing is
    • solid things he can only perceive the fluid in them. Man is
    • something almost impossible. It did not occur to me until we
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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    • Something that should not, cannot, surprise people in our
    • easily have exaggerated things, as happens often in life.
    • Bruno, or on the Divine and Natural Principle of Things, and
    • knew everything, might sometimes flare up. Fichte often
    • magnitude raging at that time in Jena, and everything going
    • appears no doubt, very witty but it is really nothing more
    • and the luciferic. And Goethe wished to work everything out
    • hand in things, was precisely the problem Goethe had so
    • nothing of his old world in which he is presently living. But
    • Mephistopheles is in it, through him everything ahrimanic
    • cannot escape area he sees nothing of what goes on around
    • have created the world, but there is something to be added to
    • is based on this problem of the shoemaker. Those things,
    • and Ahriman, have nothing to do with them. — It is
    • here. Poets of a lesser degree can accomplish anything;
    • processes it is possible to produce something having indeed
    • beings, and even something higher. It was of this that Goethe
    • ahrimanic impulses given when something actually comes into
    • such things.
    • essential thing for which concrete spiritual science must
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IV: Faust and the "Mothers"
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    • we have to realise that there is something of deep import in
    • mystery.” Thus it is really a matter here of something
    • border. This is something that it is very difficult to got
    • moment that the threshold is passed everything is in constant
    • is something to which we must be very much alive to if we are
    • spiritual world. And everything said in the book
    • these things to the world, it goes without saying that a halt
    • how deeply familiar he was with certain hidden things in the
    • ‘Mothers’ with everything that is growing,
    • in a very awkward situation. However, he has to do something.
    • himself to it. This is how things are connected.
    • these things has to a great extent been lost. I have told you
    • about whichwe cannot speak as of something completed, and
    • what is spiritual. Everything physical is a mere picture of
    • all. If we only concentrate on this one thing, on these
    • ‘Rhine’ you are not referring to anything really
    • there but to something in a constant state of metamorphosis
    • Something the
    • make a picture of these two things you have the water, the
    • have two things at different poles — two opposed
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture V: Faust and the Problem of Evil
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    • task, or of anything exclusively concerned with
    • things have become rather vague and obliterated in our time.
    • sufficiently intense and vivid way, and many things which we
    • illustrated. Many things will appear as consequences of this
    • things with which he has to wrestle, if he extends his
    • to know what belongs to the one epoch. These things can only
    • another kind of vision. Many things could be cited in
    • things vividly in the two states of consciousness, he found
    • nothing that we hear it again out of the lips of Faust
    • Helena. These things are carefully weighed. Goethe is not
    • magic mirror in the Witches' Kitchen is something which is
    • Invocation Scene at the Emperor's Court, the thing goes
    • doing, but simply enjoys it, these things are there. Now the
    • enter into these things any more, for we should be treading
    • in the old Greek Mysteries, one learned to know something of
    • all things esoteric become exoteric by-and-by. The exoteric
    • — condescended to betray something of the esoteric
    • is all utterly confusing. Things that relate to the Idol and
    • Mephistopheles himself are empty Nothing, vet in which Faust
    • eve cannot see itself but only other things, so too
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VI: The Helena Saga and the Riddle of Freedom
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    • things one did as human being and what took place in the
    • place these things before our consciousness. He who desires
    • World-Karma; how they simply must take part in this thing or
    • representing things out of his own personal impulse, where in
    • thing to build all the social structure of humanity upon the
    • consider an outstanding myth, connected with the very thing I
    • to many things. Then the Delphic Oracle pronounced an
    • secret. Something was thereby implanted in the fourth
    • concealed beneath these things. The Court lady of the
    • to exclaim: “From her tenth year onward she was nothing
    • Mankind might learn from such things; it can very easily
    • the bonds of blood. These things are always connected in this
    • thing that really brings about the social structure in that
    • by Paris are accomplished by something taking place in the
    • Spiritual World stand there if, so to speak, it had nothing
    • to do, if it were actionless? Two things must be understood:
    • spiritual forces, spiritual Powers; and nothing happens that
    • is, that the human being has Free Will. The two things seem
    • part. These things are always confused. Paris does the deed,
    • or even only hint at many things that are connected with this
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VII: Some Spiritual-Scientific Observations
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    • Goethe must have seen certain things in the spiritual world
    • that there is anything in the course of Goethe's development
    • this way — (we wish our understanding of these things
    • these things has come about in the first half of life we do
    • At other periods they have to do with something else. It is
    • say that Goethe definitely knew anything of that phase of
    • do, we see his intense longing to gain something quite
    • Goethe was conscious that in the forties something takes
    • something about Homunculus, not about Homo. The ideas we form
    • something at least approaching Homo.
    • is the sort of thing Goethe would have said —
    • in spite of it all they know nothing of Helen, nor of any
    • nothing of him. He understands nothing at all of Goethe, my
    • a heinous sin against modern science to hint such a thing as
    • stream, and that out of this experience things emerge which
    • water, air, fire or warmth are used. We know these things from
    • things we denote by these words — earth, air, fire,
    • things as earth, air, fire, water, they do not exist; these
    • at once the relativity of these things. There — the
    • things regarded by the ordinary materialistic consciousness
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VIII: Spiritual Science Considered with the Classical Walpurgis-Night
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    • science today can never pronounce judgment on anything beyond
    • nothing of the different planetary life-forms beyond the
    • make an effort to know something about being awake, they
    • things. As we all know, we are in a genuinely waking
    • recall things long forgotten. You begin with an idea which
    • theories about dreams that maintain something like the
    • of things, but — say these people — it is
    • to dream they have been beheaded. All such things, so often
    • said yesterday, however, you can gather one thing concerning
    • dreams with the utmost surety, namely, that in them something
    • come to something else significant. Out of the unconscious
    • reflections, they would be every possible thing. In the first
    • conscience about the various things in life about which we
    • you had done something really tactless — unfitting.
    • this; during sleep you don't want to hear anything this
    • then something else from waking life is superimposed upon
    • what you were to have experienced as a picture, something
    • attention to such things, we come to the differentiation of
    • course something for which man has to strive, both now and
    • senses are adapted only to earthly things. But we explained
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IX: Goethe's Life of the Soul from the Standpoint of Spiritual Science
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    • add something here to all that has been said. I should like,
    • theory declared that something imperceptible lay at the basis
    • when knowing of nothing better,. But he found that when
    • to think out anything that had to do with art, with painting,
    • he could do nothing with it. This Newtonian physics serves
    • and the desire for its return. Goethe put the things together
    • both foolish and primitive). But — nothing! The wall
    • hypotheses and theories, that never thought out anything
    • something that is simple fact, something that can be
    • which things may be put together. They are discarded as soon
    • And he was looking for something of the same kind in the life
    • that will have nothing to do with hypotheses but keeps to
    • organization was such that while looking into things thus his
    • from pure perception, the only thing Coethe allowed to hold
    • not to represent the earth evolution so that everything is
    • from anything else and concerned merely with the
    • hypotheses out of the spirit. The one thing determines the
    • that we can do nothing with either by itself. If you wish to
    • then it is exactly as if you had something with two different
    • pure perception in each separate sphere, pu let the things
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture X: Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
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    • the Moon. Goethe arranges everything to show that here it is
    • everything becomes real. Then we have to come upon those
    • consciousness there was definitely something that could live
    • Macedon and Olympia found each other. Those things must be
    • to make an abstraction of these things, not to apply the
    • desire to label everything with a few concepts. Goethe's
    • There are many who wish to reduce everything to abstractions.
    • dear friends, is something much worse than all materialism.
    • man rise today to anything really creative. He keeps to a
    • So by that nothing is actually gained for Homunculus'
    • question is here, is to see how things are connected in the
    • the soul's desire today to reduce everything to abstractions.
    • thing at least to believe in the spirit; but how do they
    • learning anything of the spirit by doing much that is quite
    • progressively as we work. Everything is drawn upon that, step
    • the external world, there dwells something of the same force
    • way, that outside lives the spirit, means nothing at all,
    • a reality. The essential thing is to set the one force by the
    • things can be livingly realised by turning one's gaze to the
    • everything and every process in the whole wide cosmos.
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XI: The Vision of Reality in the Greek Myths
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    • Faust we must never forget, however, that everything
    • attempt anything of the same kind — in no way
    • something merely abstract and theoretical; to grasp the truth
    • he sought in his soul as knowledge was something that has to
    • the pedant, who sees nothing more in such myths than poetic
    • breathing, a densification of the atmosphere, or a change to
    • dwell upon the dramatic an pictorial way in which everything
    • Samothrace; he believed something was to be found there over
    • something to be compared with the unfertilised human
    • human mother, we recognise it as something from which no
    • serious seeker, but, at the same time, something which, my
    • to test how far he would get by breathing new life into such
    • they know something of what is expressed in the Kabiri
    • passes away so quickly, it contains something most profound;
    • that it may be supposed he knows something about changing
    • Thus nothing is to be gained from Nereus. But he does at
    • dear friends, the modern man of research sees everything
    • little; and the physicist experiences nothing of what is
    • recognised that something of soul and spirit lives in the
    • rays of the sun, something similar, yet distinct, is living
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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    • the past, Christ has been nothing more than a helper in
    • into a kindly friend who pardons everything if only man turns
    • science. For things are not like that. Just think how
    • possibilities did not come to anything, for these were met by
    • produce something. There would come forth a sort of animal
    • something on the way to becoming human yet not quite
    • abhor it morally, but also experience it as something
    • understanding of the divine within’, from which nothing
    • These things
    • of the crowd. Nothing is more resented at present than this
    • striving, and nothing is more injurious to mankind than this
    • production, but as something to be taken in earnest, then
    • century. What must be sought will become something good and a
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    • spiritual-scientific study many things will appear differently.
    • difference that they were ignorant of so and so many things
    • rigid cosmic mass, but as a second thing belonging to it they
    • that the oxygen he receives in breathing were not received by
    • of breathing, but it was a very slow breathing. It consisted in
    • a certain time — between our in-breathing and
    • out-breathing — so did those people conceive a certain
    • Thus it was a question of in-breathing — the beginning of
    • out-breathing — the sending forth of the thoughts into
    • things the individual and personal being of man, and worked to
    • not only for the things for which they battled, but for other
    • things as well.
    • us consider for a moment what they imagined. The in-breathing
    • out-breathing — that is the going forth of the thoughts
    • What then is this out-breathing? It is the very same, my dear
    • questions of worldview, nothing is there, so to speak, to worry
    • earth. Today such things as could still be experienced in the
    • for me to be doing what I am doing? Here is something
    • things too, they felt themselves immersed in the all-pervading
    • European culture. It is here to this day; and in the things
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    • bring it about. But things have come to light that must be corrected
    • knowledge. But the important thing here is to realize absolutely
    • profession; they must learn through pastoral medicine that something
    • movement must not be allowed to become an area where everything is
    • recently raised the question of whether something of a medical nature
    • in the theological faculties has really not contained anything
    • nothing of a medical nature. In the main it contains, first, the
    • physical sphere. Ordinary consumption of food, ordinary breathing,
    • all before their conscious observation. Nothing is permitted to take
    • the Movement for Religious Renewal. Something quite special will
    • something beneficial to humanity.
    • ways, because education is also something that must be looked at from
    • pastoral medicine course is going to present: that everything be
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    • looking at things, to what they brought out as “criminal
    • being is also an image of the breathing and blood circulation. But
    • circulation and breathing system can only be understood if one thinks
    • then became active in a finer capacity in the breathing and
    • physical body, upon the breathing and blood circulation, we are
    • fashion today that if there's something new to be included, you must
    • people is flowing away; their sense impressions have something misty
    • things such a person tells them can, if properly interpreted, give
    • person develops further; then something quite special appears. The
    • consciousness of sin can be like, something that is so weakly
    • person comes to them and says, “The things you pronounce from
    • the pulpit aren't worth much. They don't add up to anything, they
    • whole being.” That's the kind of thing such people say. In
    • tremendous instability and something must be done about it. Usually
    • nothing can be done. Sometimes the physician prescribes intensive
    • treatment; it accomplishes nothing. Perhaps later the physician is
    • everything will be given them through grace and they must wait. They
    • nothing at all; they let God hold sway in them. That is how they
    • housewife who must spend her days in the kitchen or something similar
    • insane. If a priest notices at the right moment how things are
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    • illness. I therefore would like to speak further about something that
    • their forehead being touched or something similar, without yet having
    • etheric bodies. But the strange thing is that they
    • normally would. Something, therefore, is happening for such persons
    • consciousness there is no such thing as experiences of consciousness
    • something that is there. They experience this as one experiences
    • One does not feel one's body as something outside: one feels it as
    • physical body carries on its processes separately. Something special
    • perception. To anyone who understands these things, the entire
    • these things were used in a careful, esoteric way. Later this
    • physicians, that is the most beneficial thing possible: to see the
    • anything else, will help physicians to make thoughtful, conscientious
    • their task — a task that doesn't pile things together as they
    • which, from a spiritual point of view, something can happen in the
    • years. Let me show by this line (see drawing above) that something
    • everything that is perceived at any given moment in the whole world.
    • mystery — that things that in someone's karma would seem to be
    • alone. For a comprehension of these things requires not only
    • theoretical knowledge but really living into the things. Physicians
    • something else that is connected with these things, particularly in
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    • thing that is changed at this time. For the fact is that human beings
    • years of life the child's whole being cannot unite with anything
    • recognized. To a child the sense impression is something entirely
    • beings who have something to do with an ego nature, above all, beings
    • a small thing, but qualitatively it is something of tremendous
    • care of by evolution in the same way as the teeth) enables something
    • Obviously everything
    • science hardly knows anything. Aristotle taught it to Alexander when
    • between these things is not easily seen. In every moment of life a
    • toward a zero or away from a zero, something we do toward or away
    • from nothingness. We are striving toward the point where the world is
    • conditions is a kind of zero. There is something in us that is
    • oriented toward nothingness. It is this that makes us free beings;
    • nothing is active. With the tendency toward and the tendency from,
    • These are things that
    • judgments of human life. They are things that have been forgotten and
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    • be pathological but are in fact something quite different, something
    • much more interesting; above all, they speak of things one does not
    • begin to talk about something quite foreign to what one is asking.
    • and just tells things one after another. As a result one can't help
    • wondering why the person hits upon one thing at one moment and
    • another thing at the next. His tale can go on like this, for
    • desire to tell everything. It is a memory in which, when one studies
    • it more closely, one sees something very remarkable — one sees
    • attention, for nothing much can be acclomplished if, for instance,
    • cooperate, won't answer questions, won't do anything. But if one can
    • obtain an earlier case history and put those things together with
    • that period, from a superficial point of view usually nothing
    • something in this period before puberty that they should only have
    • etheric and astral bodies. Something is left over in the physical
    • something in modern life that could be prevented if a real pastoral
    • alteration. Such things can happen. And so these people have two
    • stream they remember everything that occurs when they are in the one
    • condition; in the other stream they remember all the other things.
    • such a thing. Saints have a world around them that is visionary but
    • of spiritual things they have epileptic conditions, empty gaps in
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    • should consider something for a moment that some with a modern, more
    • materialistic beliefs. These things must simply be looked at without
    • what they call love of humanity and love of things, particularly to
    • relate himself to them completely; he had a fine sense for everything
    • his earlier life everything he had experienced of the oriental
    • incarnations his ability to portray spiritual things, to put
    • something is working that appears in the rhythmic system,
    • his breathing system, the upper rhythmic system, we see working in
    • experience led inevitably to breathing irregularities in this life,
    • dioxide. Breathing irregularities — from a physical point of
    • carriers of elemental beings of anxiety. The breathing irregularities
    • breathing process, and this draws in anxiety elementals. You can see
    • It was well developed in Raimund; he was predisposed to a breathing
    • something such as Raimund had in his head system from earlier
    • most talented things on the stage, the moment he withdraws from his
    • rabies idea. Something like a cure takes place through life itself,
    • something is working in from the anxiety demons. Sometimes you see it
    • who achieve an understanding of these things will find opportunities
    • in life to add something more to what they are already accomplishing
    • patient with all kinds of trifling consolations. Usually such things
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    • combustion is related to external combustion precisely as something
    • living is related to something dead. Combustion in the external world
    • the Atlantean time, or the Lemurian time, or something still further
    • breathing and circulation as we already know it from current natural
    • But this is not just a passive happening, something being taken in by
    • is lying across the path of our breathing. That occurs in abnormal
    • breathing. But in normal breathing, there is always a human being
    • element of air, in everything that is air within us. We have a
    • collected for outbreathing. That too is commonly presented as a kind
    • of passive reaction, or something similar. People simply do the
    • called water, when everything that was fluid was called water. We can
    • Our breathing activity during sleep is for this reason very different
    • from our breathing activity while awake, because it is regulated by
    • The breathing process is comparatively coarse. We breathe gaseous
    • that is finer than the breathing process. It is the warmth process.
    • of the lungs, we are looking at the coarse breathing process in the
    • the entire human organism), we come to a finer breathing process that
    • macrocosm, breathing-in of warmth and breathing-out of warmth. But
    • with the outer world: breathing in, breathing out, breathing in,
    • breathing out, in, out, in, out. The process I am now describing is
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    • — to use it for such a thing as the growth of a stem upward and
    • the world, microcosm and macrocosm. For we would find that everything
    • of the year, even beyond the year. And we would find that everything
    • find within its upward striving that something else is active, at
    • in the disposition of all living things.
    • lung breathing to a higher area where there is a finer inhalation.
    • think very, very well. One sees nothing, hears nothing, but one can
    • spiritual colonies — they can be called that, or something
    • same with other things, but when someone has entered consciously into
    • higher, finer breathing as a breathing that is continuously
    • sense perception. In our finer breathing the sun force, the sun life
    • spirit of the sun is the substance of the finer breathing. With our
    • they stream in into something physical, which then appears as merely
    • lymph is, the place where everything is alive and active that has not
    • the sun into humans and into everything that wants to sprout and grow
    • everything physical to germinate and sprout and grow, everything that
    • wants to take something away from us, to lift something out of us.
    • something. With the moon we have the feeling that it wants
    • continually to take something out of us. And if we are not alert
    • whole process. There is nothing particularly amazing about it. But it
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    • physically active forces and substances, but this is something that
    • illness. You see, one has to look at such things carefully.
    • theory. They can try one thing or another and see whether it helps,
    • things more closely. There are certain persons who are not
    • and astral body are outside the physical and etheric body and things
    • soul-spiritual entity (as the things I was just describing did not
    • power to perceive spiritual things, then afterward carries back
    • thing in imitation, and that was not right. It experimented on human
    • only to the slightest degree from so-called normal, something can be
    • understand how things relate to one another.
    • spiritual world, in everything that will help their ego and astral
    • world — insofar as these things are apparent in normal life.
    • Everything in this relation depends upon the priest's celebrating the
    • sacraments with such an attitude. Everything depends upon our
    • when I hear them say, “The first thing we must do is to join
    • together!” Well, indeed, everything in these last decades has
    • joining together, but they've never yet got anything real for a
    • empty — that all adds up to nothing. By contrast, you only have
    • of all zeroes: one. Then you have something. It doesn't have to be a
    • enough, this assumes that there is something there to begin with. It
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    • There is something that is always overlooked
    • in this present age, something that has to
    • seeds are strewn in every direction of something that in earlier
    • “black magic.” Such things are the cause of both soul
    • things, one already has a clearer perception of the illnesses and
    • bottom of it all? These things will simply become worse unless clear
    • through these things. In the eyes of such people, the scientists or
    • something that is beyond physical-material events? They use exactly
    • thoughts they use to think about something that is supposed to be
    • has to go to true spiritual science. That is why such strange things
    • ascribe to something a similarity to something else, that something
    • “psychoid” if you say there's no such thing as a soul!
    • science that is really striving to reach a higher level. These things
    • things that must be faced. But how can we come to creative thoughts?
    • Today therefore, let us put something before our souls as a kind of
    • pushed our thoughts against something from which the numbers we use
    • thing of space, but of space-time — we can conceive of it as a
    • breathing. Now we find — again, of course, we must use
    • the metamorphosis of sun, moon, and earth. Look at all the things
    • have reached the ego. For in the breathing — and remember what
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    • will only be recognized as something from
    • anyone could have seen something worthy of notice in the spiritual
    • called “water”; everything gaseous, which was called
    • “air”; and everything to do with “warmth,”
    • today. There are now only qualities of things; the qualities have no
    • particular importance to an ancient physician whether something was
    • view of something else, of the living, weaving activity of the
    • important thing in olden times, to observe what world process must
    • infinity. Therefore everything in olden times that was either illness
    • course, you will advance step by step. And the result will be nothing
    • are theologians today who do not want to know anything about the
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    • bring it about. But things have come to light that must be corrected
    • knowledge. But the important thing here is to realize absolutely
    • profession; they must learn through pastoral medicine that something
    • movement must not be allowed to become an area where everything is
    • recently raised the question of whether something of a medical nature
    • in the theological faculties has really not contained anything
    • nothing of a medical nature. In the main it contains, first, the
    • physical sphere. Ordinary consumption of food, ordinary breathing,
    • all before their conscious observation. Nothing is permitted to take
    • the Movement for Religious Renewal. Something quite special will
    • something beneficial to humanity.
    • ways, because education is also something that must be looked at from
    • pastoral medicine course is going to present: that everything be
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    • looking at things, to what they brought out as “criminal
    • being is also an image of the breathing and blood circulation. But
    • circulation and breathing system can only be understood if one thinks
    • then became active in a finer capacity in the breathing and
    • physical body, upon the breathing and blood circulation, we are
    • fashion today that if there's something new to be included, you must
    • people is flowing away; their sense impressions have something misty
    • things such a person tells them can, if properly interpreted, give
    • person develops further; then something quite special appears. The
    • consciousness of sin can be like, something that is so weakly
    • person comes to them and says, “The things you pronounce from
    • the pulpit aren't worth much. They don't add up to anything, they
    • whole being.” That's the kind of thing such people say. In
    • tremendous instability and something must be done about it. Usually
    • nothing can be done. Sometimes the physician prescribes intensive
    • treatment; it accomplishes nothing. Perhaps later the physician is
    • everything will be given them through grace and they must wait. They
    • nothing at all; they let God hold sway in them. That is how they
    • housewife who must spend her days in the kitchen or something similar
    • insane. If a priest notices at the right moment how things are
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    • illness. I therefore would like to speak further about something that
    • their forehead being touched or something similar, without yet having
    • etheric bodies. But the strange thing is that they
    • normally would. Something, therefore, is happening for such persons
    • consciousness there is no such thing as experiences of consciousness
    • something that is there. They experience this as one experiences
    • One does not feel one's body as something outside: one feels it as
    • physical body carries on its processes separately. Something special
    • perception. To anyone who understands these things, the entire
    • these things were used in a careful, esoteric way. Later this
    • physicians, that is the most beneficial thing possible: to see the
    • anything else, will help physicians to make thoughtful, conscientious
    • their task — a task that doesn't pile things together as they
    • which, from a spiritual point of view, something can happen in the
    • years. Let me show by this line (see drawing above) that something
    • everything that is perceived at any given moment in the whole world.
    • mystery — that things that in someone's karma would seem to be
    • alone. For a comprehension of these things requires not only
    • theoretical knowledge but really living into the things. Physicians
    • something else that is connected with these things, particularly in
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    • thing that is changed at this time. For the fact is that human beings
    • years of life the child's whole being cannot unite with anything
    • recognized. To a child the sense impression is something entirely
    • beings who have something to do with an ego nature, above all, beings
    • a small thing, but qualitatively it is something of tremendous
    • care of by evolution in the same way as the teeth) enables something
    • Obviously everything
    • science hardly knows anything. Aristotle taught it to Alexander when
    • between these things is not easily seen. In every moment of life a
    • toward a zero or away from a zero, something we do toward or away
    • from nothingness. We are striving toward the point where the world is
    • conditions is a kind of zero. There is something in us that is
    • oriented toward nothingness. It is this that makes us free beings;
    • nothing is active. With the tendency toward and the tendency from,
    • These are things that
    • judgments of human life. They are things that have been forgotten and
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    • be pathological but are in fact something quite different, something
    • much more interesting; above all, they speak of things one does not
    • begin to talk about something quite foreign to what one is asking.
    • and just tells things one after another. As a result one can't help
    • wondering why the person hits upon one thing at one moment and
    • another thing at the next. His tale can go on like this, for
    • desire to tell everything. It is a memory in which, when one studies
    • it more closely, one sees something very remarkable — one sees
    • attention, for nothing much can be acclomplished if, for instance,
    • cooperate, won't answer questions, won't do anything. But if one can
    • obtain an earlier case history and put those things together with
    • that period, from a superficial point of view usually nothing
    • something in this period before puberty that they should only have
    • etheric and astral bodies. Something is left over in the physical
    • something in modern life that could be prevented if a real pastoral
    • alternation. Such things can happen. And so these people have two
    • stream they remember everything that occurs when they are in the one
    • condition; in the other stream they remember all the other things.
    • such a thing. Saints have a world around them that is visionary but
    • of spiritual things they have epileptic conditions, empty gaps in
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    • should consider something for a moment that some with a modern, more
    • materialistic beliefs. These things must simply be looked at without
    • what they call love of humanity and love of things, particularly to
    • relate himself to them completely; he had a fine sense for everything
    • his earlier life everything he had experienced of the oriental
    • incarnations his ability to portray spiritual things, to put
    • something is working that appears in the rhythmic system,
    • his breathing system, the upper rhythmic system, we see working in
    • experience led inevitably to breathing irregularities in this life,
    • dioxide. Breathing irregularities — from a physical point of
    • carriers of elemental beings of anxiety. The breathing irregularities
    • breathing process, and this draws in anxiety elementals. You can see
    • It was well developed in Raimund; he was predisposed to a breathing
    • something such as Raimund had in his head system from earlier
    • most talented things on the stage, the moment he withdraws from his
    • rabies idea. Something like a cure takes place through life itself,
    • something is working in from the anxiety demons. Sometimes you see it
    • who achieve an understanding of these things will find opportunities
    • in life to add something more to what they are already accomplishing
    • patient with all kinds of trifling consolations. Usually such things
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    • combustion is related to external combustion precisely as something
    • living is related to something dead. Combustion in the external world
    • the Atlantean time, or the Lemurian time, or something still further
    • breathing and circulation as we already know it from current natural
    • But this is not just a passive happening, something being taken in by
    • is lying across the path of our breathing. That occurs in abnormal
    • breathing. But in normal breathing, there is always a human being
    • element of air, in everything that is air within us. We have a
    • collected for outbreathing. That too is commonly presented as a kind
    • of passive reaction, or something similar. People simply do the
    • called water, when everything that was fluid was called water. We can
    • Our breathing activity during sleep is for this reason very different
    • from our breathing activity while awake, because it is regulated by
    • The breathing process is comparatively coarse. We breathe gaseous
    • that is finer than the breathing process. It is the warmth process.
    • of the lungs, we are looking at the coarse breathing process in the
    • the entire human organism), we come to a finer breathing process that
    • macrocosm, breathing-in of warmth and breathing-out of warmth. But
    • with the outer world: breathing in, breathing out, breathing in,
    • breathing out, in, out, in, out. The process I am now describing is
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    • — to use it for such a thing as the growth of a stem upward and
    • the world, microcosm and macrocosm. For we would find that everything
    • of the year, even beyond the year. And we would find that everything
    • find within its upward striving that something else is active, at
    • in the disposition of all living things.
    • lung breathing to a higher area where there is a finer inhalation.
    • think very, very well. One sees nothing, hears nothing, but one can
    • spiritual colonies — they can be called that, or something
    • same with other things, but when someone has entered consciously into
    • higher, finer breathing as a breathing that is continuously
    • sense perception. In our finer breathing the sun force, the sun life
    • spirit of the sun is the substance of the finer breathing. With our
    • they stream in into something physical, which then appears as merely
    • lymph is, the place where everything is alive and active that has not
    • the sun into humans and into everything that wants to sprout and grow
    • everything physical to germinate and sprout and grow, everything that
    • wants to take something away from us, to lift something out of us.
    • something. With the moon we have the feeling that it wants
    • continually to take something out of us. And if we are not alert
    • whole process. There is nothing particularly amazing about it. But it
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    • physically active forces and substances, but this is something that
    • illness. You see, one has to look at such things carefully.
    • theory. They can try one thing or another and see whether it helps,
    • things more closely. There are certain persons who are not
    • and astral body are outside the physical and etheric body and things
    • soul-spiritual entity (as the things I was just describing did not
    • power to perceive spiritual things, then afterward carries back
    • thing in imitation, and that was not right. It experimented on human
    • only to the slightest degree from so-called normal, something can be
    • understand how things relate to one another.
    • spiritual world, in everything that will help their ego and astral
    • world — insofar as these things are apparent in normal life.
    • Everything in this relation depends upon the priest's celebrating the
    • sacraments with such an attitude. Everything depends upon our
    • when I hear them say, “The first thing we must do is to join
    • together!” Well, indeed, everything in these last decades has
    • joining together, but they've never yet got anything real for a
    • empty — that all adds up to nothing. By contrast, you only have
    • of all zeroes: one. Then you have something. It doesn't have to be a
    • enough, this assumes that there is something there to begin with. It
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    • THERE IS SOMETHING
    • THAT IS ALWAYS OVERLOOKED in this present age, something that has to
    • seeds are strewn in every direction of something that in earlier
    • “black magic.” Such things are the cause of both soul
    • things, one already has a clearer perception of the illnesses and
    • bottom of it all? These things will simply become worse unless clear
    • through these things. In the eyes of such people, the scientists or
    • something that is beyond physical-material events? They use exactly
    • thoughts they use to think about something that is supposed to be
    • has to go to true spiritual science. That is why such strange things
    • ascribe to something a similarity to something else, that something
    • “psychoid” if you say there's no such thing as a soul!
    • science that is really striving to reach a higher level. These things
    • things that must be faced. But how can we come to creative thoughts?
    • Today therefore, let us put something before our souls as a kind of
    • pushed our thoughts against something from which the numbers we use
    • thing of space, but of space-time — we can conceive of it as a
    • breathing. Now we find — again, of course, we must use
    • the metamorphosis of sun, moon, and earth. Look at all the things
    • have reached the ego. For in the breathing — and remember what
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    • WE THINK OF IT HERE will only be recognized as something from
    • anyone could have seen something worthy of notice in the spiritual
    • called “water”; everything gaseous, which was called
    • “air”; and everything to do with “warmth,”
    • today. There are now only qualities of things; the qualities have no
    • particular importance to an ancient physician whether something was
    • view of something else, of the living, weaving activity of the
    • important thing in olden times, to observe what world process must
    • infinity. Therefore everything in olden times that was either illness
    • course, you will advance step by step. And the result will be nothing
    • are theologians today who do not want to know anything about the
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    • something of supreme importance for the evolution [of] mankind.
    • before our minds one of the things that seemed to Paul, as an
    • together with the plants they saw something spiritual. But as the time
    • it this power of vision was coming to an end. Something completely new
    • the spiritual in the physical things all around him, he cannot have a
    • spiritual came to them in elemental form, with everything that lived
    • learned; of faith it will allow no such thing. It is repeatedly
    • shrink from having nothing but a merely external, sense-given science,
    • Christianity! It is precisely in such things that the soul-and-spirit
    • superficial way; it is absolutely essential for us to take things in
    • the keeping of Easter — these are two things that cannot possibly
    • Men must learn to feel these things deeply in their hearts. We
    • minded man towards the truth, unless we learn to see through things
    • whether one can in very truth feel something of the Christ Impulse, or
    • further, a time will come when everything on the earth will have found
    • burying, but annihilating everything that is now being made and done
    • bringing together in their thought the things that essentially belong
    • not need to ‘think together’ the things that belong together. They
    • something himself before there arises from the grave of human
    • deed, it is something which gives man the right once more to keep
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    • the destruction of the old without putting anything new in its place,
    • people have experienced what Bolshevism really is, something good can
    • things. The author of the article adds: “It is not these
    • but something else ... We must not listen to what individual dreamers
    • make an attempt to better this miserable state of things. But as a
    • nothing really important about this interval of peace and that the
    • great turning-point of history introduced something entirely new into
    • earth-evolution, something that has glimmered on but at the present
    • times, they perceived the divine and spiritual in everything. And this
    • but it was respected and was administered in accordance with something
    • Golgotha. In ancient times a man could say: Everything I see in the
    • bound up with innate vision of the divine and spiritual in the things
    • something not dependent on the blood. But there was a great danger
    • neither scripture nor tradition tell us those things that need to be
    • known; direct knowledge alone can reveal these things. The age must be
    • no such thing; the only King whom the Christians could acknowledge was
    • anything to individuals in England, for example? If the truth as
    • things, but such acknowledgment would at once be the target of
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    • not reached anything like its full power, but was only slowly being
    • something that is not religion at all.
    • everything that can befall the physical body. Men needed, first, the
    • achievements in a certain domain are something that humanity must now
    • become something that has dragged the greatest of Mysteries into the
    • human evolution at that time something that is forever inexplicable by
    • be no evil but something that had no real existence. But this feeling,
    • something, which, in a way, rouses their antipathy. Goethe has made it
    • mere counter-image. We must gain something from what stands before us
    • may thank many things in life — but if you have gained knowledge
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    • “believe” in such things. The moment, however, he begins to
    • superficial attitude towards spiritual things. No true knowledge, no
    • trance; everything is a confused jumble and has no foundation in fact.
    • it differs from anything that might emanate from some of the
    • People may think as they like about such things. They were as I have
    • lost to modern research. At one time, however, such things were
    • Apostate. He was imprudent enough to take these things seriously, and
    • would like to know everything as quickly as possible without taking
    • world is utterly bereft of the spirit, and he understands nothing of
    • to be plunged in all manner of things, he must not expect that these
    • same sense-impressions will immediately bring him anything in the
    • egotistical satisfaction — but of one thing you may be sure: they
    • ocean, into the great vault of heaven and its stars, into everything
    • you will hear the same thing from them all. Such a man may perhaps
    • life, he must not try to settle everything to please himself in his
    • everything from the physical point of view. He says: “An eclipse
    • At the time of a solar eclipse, for instance, something totally
    • The old initiates knew these things. They saw that at such a moment
    • danger, to provide an outlet for something or other — steam, for
    • until such time as we begin to feel and experience these things in a
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    • everything that proceeds from the moon.
    • when speaking of these things and making use, as it were, of the
    • physical sun and the physical moon are anything else than signs for
    • I want to speak of these things from a certain historical aspect, but
    • things I am now saying intelligible to you in greater detail. —
    • way, for the reason that nothing contained in a Kant-Laplace or other
    • primal nebula is only the outer, material expression of something
    • actually looking at something that is the product of an earlier stage
    • physical sun I am speaking of something that comes out of the past.
    • light, I am speaking of something that is preparing the future. The
    • astronomy, to the music of the spheres, to everything embraced in
    • infinitely varied. They meant nothing at all unless a man was inspired
    • history which otherwise appear to be nothing more than natural or
    • ancient Mysteries. Nor was anything accomplished in a short time; what
    • These things can be known by studying cosmology, but such study can
    • man to take hold of everything that is fluid in him. Then they waited
    • Nevertheless these things were the outcome of genuine investigation.
    • things can be well understood. For the endeavour nowadays is to learn
    • question — everything that is needed in order to be able to heal.
    • something to which no end can be in sight. But the world itself is
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    • Everything, therefore, is completely reversed and attention must be
    • wisdom. Everything I said yesterday was a presentation of the subject
    • in everything that constitutes love. The Moon-nature comes to
    • something takes place here which may be called the technique of the
    • understood. For in everything we see here on the earth, physically to
    • for all that, in earthly existence too, they knew something of the
    • Because, to begin with, these things naturally come as a shock to
    • is a unity when seen from outside. To regard something as a plurality
    • plurality and a plurality as a unity. This is something that has also
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    • In the ordinary way man looks at things in his environment without
    • entity.” In its finished form we can always see something
    • of something which, relatively at least, can exist in itself.
    • regarded as something that has an independent existence either, but
    • Unfortunately, far too little attention is paid to such things, and
    • something that can be explained only in terms of mineral-physical
    • world can such a thing as a human skeleton originate by itself. It
    • reaching realities. We do not arrive at anything real. We arrive at
    • something that can be found within a planetary being only when this
    • thing is that to spiritual observation and to spiritual experience the
    • In due course these things will also be substantiated by natural
    • everything that belongs to this slate-substance keeps the
    • everything of a slate-nature is spread all over the earth is connected
    • earthly element, like that of the plant, but something entirely
    • Now super-sensible observation has revealed that everything that
    • radiates from the light of the moon, everything that streams as
    • doing any such thing; for the fact that one person deposits more lime
    • and future everything has its connection with the spiritual. And a
    • which his own personality would have no part. Everything has its
    • limits. And as we follow up these things further, we come to
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    • of something new, toward knowledge of the spirit, toward a feeling
    • his inflammatory campaigns against the Turks, we find something
    • worlds as though it were the most normal thing for human concepts to
    • conceived the deity as something lying outside human knowledge. He
    • repeatedly he saw how thinking extends itself over everything
    • nothingness as it realizes that the divine lies beyond that void into
    • grows lame and human knowledge is dispersed into nothingness. This
    • fragments of something here, there, everywhere. But none of these are
    • anything like the spiritual divine spark in my own inner being.
    • seeking the deepest nature of my own being. I am in nothingness when
    • before ever I found it, I fell into “nothingness” in this
    • fallen into nothingness. This feeling evoked in this medieval mystic
    • nothingness, and am eternally, through nothingness, through nothing,
    • an I; through nothing, I become an I. In all eternity, I must etch
    • the I from the ‘nothingness’ of God.”
    • These are powerful words. Why did this urge for “nothing,” for
    • finding that I in nothingness, resound in the innermost chamber of
    • “nothingness”
    • of the Divine, and from this “nothing” he had to take
    • nothing, when we would venture into the realm of spirit. The soul has
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    • the naught of the divine, and out of nothing become an I in
    • eternity.” He felt himself arriving at nothingness with
    • traditional knowledge. Out of this nothingness, after the ancient
    • something of which he could say: This lives in me, it is something
    • divine in me, it is something. But now, in Meister Eckhart's
    • admission: When I seek this something here or there, all knowledge of
    • this something does not suffice to bring me certainty of my own
    • being. I must proceed from the Something to the Nothing and then, in
    • everything that the teachers of the mysteries could communicate to
    • like living beings, permeating everything with spirit and speaking to
    • from anywhere. Men perceived things that even the Greeks no longer
    • beheld with the eye of the soul, things that had faded into a
    • nothingness for the Greeks.
    • This nothingness of the Greeks, which had been filled with living
    • thing to know about those ancient times.
    • The second thing to know is that when a man looked with his soul and
    • element, apart from which there was nothing and by which everything
    • element, apart from which there was nothing and by which everything
    • spirit there was nothing, because spirit was perceived by direct
    • world of corporeal things. Even his bodily world was looked upon as
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    • something that would have to correspond to reality. If the character
    • example, I do something with my right arm and make a corresponding
    • former times was something completely different. What was once
    • arithmetic. They are nothing but schemata drawn from immediate human
    • observing how people conceived of things mathematical, we find that
    • which indicates the disuniting, the splitting, of something formerly
    • a whole. It is in fact something that is inwardly experienced and
    • mystic of the first Christian centuries, mysticism was something that
    • their place. You will find that even Spinoza still retained something
    • spreads out into the whole body. The breathing and blood rhythms of
    • arises of something that occurs deep down in the subconscious. Here,
    • where man cannot reach with his ordinary consciousness, something
    • abstractly independent to us. But his is something that this only
    • mathematics, was still felt to be something close to mysticism, the
    • mathematical relationship to all things was also viewed as something
    • divorced from man, something quite inhuman. This non-human element,
    • aware of the blood. It was one thing to follow the flow of blood
    • experience; the blood and its rhythm became something quite foreign
    • his body and it becomes something abstract. He loses his
    • something that occurs in the changing moods of evolution. Verily, a
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    • their awareness that everything quantitative — including
    • mathematics as something that he experienced within himself together
    • bodily constitution. As a work of art is not something obscure but is
    • himself penetrated by the force of gravity, which had something to do
    • mathematically so much as lyrically. There is something musical in
    • outward intellect: The way things have turned out in history, we
    • Copernican world view, however, was not something he had worked out
    • for himself. It was something given to him, and which he found
    • The atom is still a monad; in his writings, it is still something
    • something like a connecting link between two world conceptions, the
    • everything he says with his consciousness. This is true even among
    • he is at pains to explain and define everything. Why does he do this?
    • cleverness and thinking avail us nothing. No matter how much we think
    • something undefinable about this space, with its arbitrary center of
    • he does not define,) because he has a dim feeling that nothing will
    • something external. So, in later life, Newton addresses it as
    • experience everything, even what is related to the cosmos. Even in
    • anything possessing any corporeal property such as vibratory
    • spiritually conceived. Something spiritual is behind a color
    • experience. In this regard, Berkeley's feeling for things was
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    • divided everything that man perceives in his physical
    • things but were an effect that these objects had upon man. Examples
    • something out there in the world that is somehow of a corporeal nature
    • same with the other things that present themselves to my senses. The
    • cannon was related to something objective. One could not very well
    • attributed to something objective.
    • firmly pointed out the oddity of these ideas. There is something
    • cerebro, quod non est in nervis.” (“There is nothing
    • the space and time qualities of things cannot somehow be outside and
    • his doing that he himself makes the world into something
    • things in themselves,” which themselves remain utterly
    • regarded as the essential thing. This leads to comprehension of how
    • observes the organism, so Weismann said, one finds nothing that will
    • explain death. In the living organism, there is absolutely nothing
    • only thing that demonstrates that an organism must die is the
    • from the existence of something like a corpse. Certainly, if a living
    • man feels himself separated from the things around him.
    • something like what Weismann called the “immortality of
    • thinker have formed had he had a microscope and known something about
    • are found, there is death, there is something inorganic. This is how
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    • distinguished between the primary and secondary qualities of things
    • in the surrounding world. Locke called primary everything that
    • the primary qualities to the things themselves, assuming that spatial
    • corporeal things actually existed and possessed properties such as
    • the external things. Something out there has size, form and motion,
    • applied to everything concerned with geometry, number, weight, etc.
    • viewed as merely the effects of the things upon man, as inward
    • Let us recall that if we really want to focus correctly on something
    • things, we must look within ourselves. Otherwise, we only attain to
    • anything but picture-images of the true realities of tone, color,
    • are pictures, not of anything corporeal, but of the soul-spirit
    • qualities of things.
    • something that man looked for abstractly in the outer world. The
    • secondary qualities became something that man looked for only in
    • primary qualities, everything mathematical-mechanical, into
    • belongs inside, while sound, color, etc. are something external.
    • his connection to the world. The same thing comes out in other
    • longer produce anything other than mathematical, mechanistic,
    • looked for the distinguishing features. But nothing could be found in
    • Since one no longer knew anything about man, one searched for
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    • that in all domains of science something is missing that is also
    • something that is spoken of in Anthroposophy today and that in former
    • highly modified form. When these things were still experienced within
    • Awareness of one's own weight is something quite different. In
    • counterweight. When he learned something, as was the case with the
    • no feeling that anything was completely divorced from man. Within
    • falling stone, he experienced something like this: “If I wanted
    • physics were pervaded by something of which one can say that it
    • measured process that had nothing to do with man, a process that was
    • are looked at soberly, we notice that when something is beheld in the
    • that something alive, something filled with vigor, will be needed for
    • you to do this. You feel a certain inner impetus, and the last thing
    • you would assume is that something is pulling you in the direction
    • begins to mean something only in the Seventeenth Century.
    • Inertia is something that can be inwardly felt but what has become of
    • the same thing every second of your life.
    • merely thought out, even if Galileo was dealing with things that can
    • so there was something alive in tracing the movement described by a
    • case — perhaps especially in his case — there is still something
    • heavenly bodies, adopting something like the Copernican view and
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    • signifies something other than in modern science. If, with the
    • find the same thing — deep insights that were well understood
    • Something similar was experienced with the fluid processes, the
    • arrive at these statements by anything resembling today's
    • for example in something like atoms. It is amazing that this can be
    • chose fire as the source of all things. Read my book
    • viewpoint of Thales, expressed in the sentence “All things have
    • phlegmatic's viewpoint: everything has come from water.
    • something that was, as it were, a part of themselves, not as
    • something that is mere description of an external nature and its
    • Century, it was an easy thing for the philosophers to deny all
    • man looked into himself, the ego became by degrees something like a
    • ego was for men of former ages something rich in content and fully
    • real. This ego experience expressed itself in something that was a
    • that in the breathing process something akin to the thought process
    • was taking place. He regulated his breathing process in order to
    • breathing they were related to both outer and inner nature, hence
    • inner breathing process. Finally, warmth, or fire as it was then
    • impression that nobody knows anything at all anymore about the deeper
    • foundations of things. Physics and chemistry have been eliminated
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    • at work. Finally, the ego organization is active in everything that
    • body, it also sweeps along the solid substances. Everything in the
    • decline of the medieval alchemy the same thing happened with what
    • turned into subjective perceptions with which nothing could be
    • then we have something that lies in the nature of the body. We assert
    • nothing about a body if we merely indicate its change of position,
    • but we do state something about it when we say that it contains
    • property of it, something that belongs to its nature. You can
    • person, you know nothing about him. But if you know that he has a
    • strong urge to move quickly, you do know something about him.
    • Likewise, you know something about him, when you know that he has a
    • reason for moving slowly. We must be able to take hold of something
    • mechanical formulas, and I leave aside everything that is not
    • say to yourself: The great thing about science is that it has
    • erecting a physics that is dead, the end-product of living things is
    • Can we attain to something living, or at least an approach to it? The
    • corpse is the final condition of something living. Where is the
    • observation, the essential thing — the living essence —
    • when inwardly grasped by man in thinking. If something other than
    • If you know this, you will also want to know something about what
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    • confused with those things which, more than ever at the moment, appear
    • the world of the senses directs his science to outward things, to
    • soul. What one can ‘love’ is such a thing, and there was a
    • time when wisdom was considered something real, which is not the case
    • this was the case because in the Cosmos things of the soul and things
    • can end with death. There was something in the older human wisdom for
    • volition, but rather something which is reflected in thinking, feeling
    • hints. This ‘Ego’ once connoted for man something which knew
    • has nothing to resist the extinction of sleep. However, knowledge of
    • The religion that was once available is now something taken from
    • experience of something which once was a unity.
    • to say, of clothing Philosophy with reality; it will be my further
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    • full consciousness of the modern scientific thinker it had something
    • objective as there is in physical thought about the things of the
    • of breathing. In this and the other rhythmic processes of man we find
    • Cosmos of the Spirit. But the same thing happens in the etheric
    • For Religious Cognition a third thing is necessary. We must dive down
    • contributing anything to these pictures. We attain a copy of Nature,
  • Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture III: Methods of Imaginative, Inspired and Intuitive Knowledge or Cognition
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    • playing a part in the meditation; for in this everything must come to
    • subject of meditation something which one knows for certain to be
    • something pictorial, but not necessarily representing a picture of the
    • there is something which forces us into the etheric existence. We must
    • result of something deeper.
    • things and processes of the Cosmos are being revealed to us as our own
    • what we experience in Inspiration to something we experience in
    • creatively in the affairs of the sense-world. Everything which is thus
    • experienced the process of breathing in the same way as he experienced
    • seeks the road to a Cosmology whereby the process of breathing is
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    • Cosmos projected on to the human being. We see how everything which we
    • teacher to have an insight into these things.
    • our life since birth. What we have there before us is indeed something
    • psychic and spiritual, but at the same time it is not something which
    • of something which was once living. Just so far as one keeps to the
    • show that something dead points to something living, as the corpse
    • it recognizes in thought something that can be compared with a dead
    • body, so in the will it can establish something comparable with a
    • seed. Something that has life in itself, which points beyond the
    • observations which point to something Cosmic, and lay it open. Still,
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    • something known; and yet we shall have to use them to denote processes
    • of the small blood vessels takes place, and other things, and this
    • soul experiences something cosmic in place of the individual,
    • rhythm of breathing and blood-circulation. During sleep the physical
    • things presented to the soul in sleep.
    • If man could recall to his consciousness everything he lives through
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    • on. When we talk of a cell in this connection we designate something
    • something spiritual, entirely non-spatial, purely qualitative.
    • physical things of the outer world.
    • which in her is ‘missing’ something or ‘longing’
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    • If one does not realize in one's own physical nature how something
    • ‘history’, in which things are represented as if man in the
    • bridge between the two; and their content has something deceptive and
    • the senses, but revealing something really spiritual, just as the
    • sense-observation reveals something of the actually physical.
    • gate of death. Man now had indeed something in the ordinary
    • consciousness which could develop the complete Ego-sense, but nothing
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    • then seen as if it was something present. As in sense-perception the
    • senses are led to the things which are side by side in space, so the
    • happening at the same time. A process of growth becomes something
    • But in higher consciousness there is something else than just the
    • the feeling of something rising from the depths of the soul which
    • something visionary. This view has to be strictly rejected by the true
    • knowledge for something of a visionary nature. It tends, on the
    • something having no substantial content. Only what is introduced into
    • not really a merging of something spiritual into something physical,
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    • non-transparent things; man does not see them but the
    • this astral organism and the Ego. But in everything that can be called
    • the rhythmical organization of man, in the processes of breathing,
    • assume that man has created something within the world of the senses.
    • For his psychic life things do not remain there. He judges his own
    • reflected thought-thing. But in the astral-rhythmical organism it
    • breathing during existence on earth. In conscious cosmic experience we
    • of things in a future existence?
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    • organism of the will the true nature of the Ego. While something
    • something unconsciously psychic. It is an unconscious longing for the
    • extends only to the head-organization. When the will ordains something
    • something life-awakening, life-giving.
    • things in which constructive knowledge recognizes forces which
    • science is to-day called childish, because we view everything from the
    • spiritual-psychic content. Everything of world-spiritual value that
    • The Initiation-science of Christianity finds something else. In the
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    • these things are not admitted nor even clearly seen.
    • diverse World-Views. We have often discussed these things.
    • everything Ideal, Beautiful and Good, all that is filled with
    • therein, he can learn nothing concerning the supersensible.
    • Everything else may be uncertain. Whether the things which
    • that man can gain nothing out of it on which he can stand on a
    • to no possibility of deception. One can relieve that everything
    • which remains true even if we doubt everything else, that
    • afterwards to see things in a more radical, true way, than does
    • Spiritual things, that must not be grasped as a sum of
    • mankind, and everything of a hindering nature in the
    • inwardly. Certainly such things are said, even in our times,
    • But one has to things differently about these things to-day, if
    • matters. To-day one must know something which neither Augustine
    • lived in human beings something of an echo of the old atavistic
    • clairvoyance. History to-day unfortunately notices those things
    • whole Macrocosm, you come to something else. You come to that
    • other things, he beholds a corpse. “Death is
    • turns, in order to come to something which for him, can though
    • something which man has to turn away from, but to which he has
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    • something really quite shadowy. On the basis of Anthroposophy
    • Post-Atlantean epoch man experiences things in a certain way;
    • Beings of the third Hierarchy, is something of which men would
    • feel them as something which he carries consciously about with
    • history tells nothing, of this, but it is so. It would have
    • something else than a mere external Ordering of Nature. But
    • such thing as the conservation of matter, but that which in
    • but out of that Nothingness the possibility will be given for
    • nothing but an Ahrimanic deception.
    • let us go back again to something else, to which I have drawn
    • understand many things in the development of man. Above all one
    • beings who had atavistic clairvoyance, could not see things in
    • delusion of life, as we to-day see everything which refers to
    • but something of that immediate past still worked in them, when
    • of more ideas to man's social arrangements produced something
    • — to write. In the metaphysical Ordering, everything is
    • concepts; these things could no longer exist in modern times;
    • the right feeling for these things, they do not as yet realise
    • It is extraordinarily difficult to speak of these things.
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    • for communion with the Fathers was replaced by something else. The
    • something of outstanding significance through the centuries which
    • Mystery. Something else was substituted for the quality of wisdom.
    • from earlier centuries of Christendom. If we let these things work
    • to obliterate understanding of these things. Nobody in our days can
    • nothingness at death. And so, in speaking of Immortality, all that is
    • of the life of soul. There must be something in the human being that
    • to something new. A new reality must be born. Christianity needs an
    • constellations of the stars something like a countenance of the Divine
    • Instinctive feeling of the most holy and most sacred things have,
    • And so we can read some thing from the fact that at midnight leading
    • to be said in every Christian Church. We can read something from this
    • fact when we know that the Mass is nothing more nor less than a
    • the Divine Light that is streaming upon the earth. We need something
    • await. If we understand these things, then we can make alive within us
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    • certain things that can open the way to an understanding of how this
    • everyone knows something of this world either from history or from the
    • many remains of Greek culture. We know, on the one side something of
    • cosmos. And something from the Greek mysteries has also come down to
    • Thus we see something wonderful and beautiful unfold in Greek life and
    • we must do if we really want to understand things rightly. Placed side
    • eloquent of soul and spirit. Rome, on the contrary, had nothing in its
    • greatness of Greek art and poetry, they are nothing but imitators.
    • aspects. Men who have looked more deeply into these things as, for
    • working of the Greek idiom. Nothing has as yet come of his suggestion,
    • With the Roman-Latin language it is quite another thing. Even in Roman
    • logical. For it to be something more than a stream of cold logic, it
    • secret of Latin. We must observe such things without sympathy or
    • themselves back to robbers, and the women to a rape! Many things in
    • church of their own. Well, it is not always that people take things in
    • and Rome infected everything, grafting its own nature onto European
    • themselves like great lords and thought it an easy thing to take over
    • and law. There followed something like a renewal of Greek culture from
    • seen, a revival of Greece, something fresh and original had to come
    • re-animation of ancient Greece, the Renaissance. How many things since
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    • because they expected something quite different from it. Think what
    • If the Greeks had developed nothing in their souls but these
    • nothing less than to create for themselves a separate world where
    • Now, the luciferic beings would have been unable to achieve anything
    • ahrimanic powers desired, because in Rome, too, something was working
    • prevented by something that, at first sight, might be regarded as a
    • fifteenth century. It does not matter whether something occurs a few
    • the form of the “great illusion,” things are sometimes
    • divine creative thing that was working in him. So Boehme was, in a
    • own. Many things must work together to disturb the right, quiet and
    • in mind that everything is prepared for by the world beyond the earth
    • Mongolian invasions, everything connected with them that has gone on
    • which was prepared long ago, is nothing more than the great attempt
    • Something was needed to counterbalance this tendency. An opposite
    • discovery of America and everything connected with it, and the way man
    • Things are not so simple that we can say, “There is Lucifer, and
    • divide the world between them.” Things are by no means so simple
    • that have been left behind. Had things gone as Machiavelli intended,
    • all of Europe would have become nothing but a political machine.
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    • — well, unpleasant things belong to truth. In every case one
    • that man does not understand certain things that thrust themselves
    • soul lies something that one can only describe as eruptive forces. It
    • purpose of evolution to see things so peaceful and harmless. That is
    • the things one becomes aware of when one kindles that little piece of
    • powers have something quite different in mind for the fifth
    • Now I have already mentioned that something is coming to expression
    • as a resistant force. One must not think that things that are not seen
    • impresses itself into men's impulses. People know nothing of it,
    • it, as we have seen, in a word that sounded something like the word
    • sounded something like Taotl. Taotl was thus an ahrimanic
    • death, in which everything possible would be done to kill out
    • Nothing survived from these regions of what might have lived on if the
    • Mystery of Golgotha. One can, indeed, also describe these things
    • After all, many things, which in the way they have made their
    • things that are surging and seething beneath the surface. Now let us
    • excellent work of its kind. Many other things have been done out of
    • statement as it has now been expressed here, implies something that
    • things, then today I should have been able to speak of certain secrets
    • do so. Then this Society would have become ripe enough for things to
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    • time. Instead, I will digress and speak during these days of things
    • observe things accurately or it would strike them that in the sphere
    • capacity to do things in the world that might be done by a man or
    • really quite foolish to accept anything so imperfect as the Ptolemaic
    • today of doing something toward adding fresh faculties to those gained
    • below the surface of things, yet observe so meticulously and
    • nineteenth century. Those who know something of the spiritual life
    • All understanding of life and the living, to say nothing of the
    • inner process in man, to know something about the spiritual worlds.
    • The peculiar thing is that this longing took a form that was in
    • spiritism or spiritualism, as it is called, is nothing but an attempt
    • surface of things in order to create human freedom. But for this
    • result, something arose that is far more widespread than the ordinary
    • nothing from such a materialistic way of research into the spiritual
    • Those students of spiritual science who expected nothing from this
    • mediums and mediumistic seances to the subtlest things that certain
    • light was obtained from the spirits of the dead was something that
    • must have caused the greatest surprise because it was the last thing
    • Something quite different would have been expected.
    • invisible to ordinary science, how in one soul things arise that
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    • As a continuation of yesterday's lecture, certain things must be said
    • the intention of the luciferic and ahrimanic powers that everything
    • therefore, still knew something about the activity in sight. This
    • things as are here indicated are prepared long beforehand. These
    • in placing everything that developed into a service of a world beyond
    • everything living, of the mechanistic elements in all life. For this
    • of which you will be able to learn something tomorrow at the
    • united himself with the earth forces and with everything that causes
    • for something concerning which they gave way to all kinds of
    • guided into a world of fantasy. Things work together with
    • Bearing all these things in mind, we see how the ahrimanic powers
    • specialized. If things had happened otherwise, four great problems
    • there has been something irregular in the endeavors made to solve this
    • of prosperity over the earth, a state of things would arise such as
    • understand many things. Only you must not give way to the delusion
    • that everything luciferic and everything ahrimanic must for these
    • sin. It is necessary for these things to pass into the life of man.
    • nothing to do with Ahriman, or refusals to be concerned with what, in
    • That would lead to nothing.
    • As far as is possible, we shall speak of these things again tomorrow.
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    • Goethe has expressed something that can form the beginning of the
    • fifteenth century because things that are to develop spiritually must
    • Knights were to think of nothing except how they could completely fill
    • their strength to this task alone, shunning nothing in order to
    • genius for avarice. He felt the instinctive urge to recognize nothing
    • have in other hands, it was no wonder that he wished above all things
    • resulting from the dedication of their lives to the things I have
    • Naturally, where something great and noble arises, as it did among the
    • of things; that shall not be denied. But there was nothing of this
    • longer knew anything of himself, but when he felt, he let the Christ
    • that, a considerable number. Something quite remarkable and powerful
    • evolution of the European peoples, also saw something else; he
    • acknowledged these things. The powers opposing the good spoke out of
    • Order of the Templar. In a deeper sense, however, these things must be
    • countless persons in the nation would also look on that as something
    • form in this region. People notice these things far too little today.
    • not be allowed to remain. Gold — naturally everything is also
    • impulse for everything of a spiritually scientific nature lies in
    • youth was ascribed to him, along with all sorts of other things taken
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    • of the age. In a certain respect, they also reflect upon things. But
    • understand why the things that go on around him are as they are. For
    • growth of things, but instead registers what happens externally and,
    • follows. But when one traces things back to their causes in the
    • spiritual force. Everything of an ecclesiastical nature was preserved,
    • questionable manner. This implies that something can arise in history
    • things to a certain conclusion. As a rule, one skims over things in
    • anything of such ideals show nothing more than that in the evolution
    • this external creation of a religious communion something quite
    • anything about him, but the influences of such men nevertheless go
    • and also in Hume and Darwin, in everything dependent on them, a
    • that even those who know nothing of it are still deeply influenced by
    • French or English. This means that one accepts it as something that is
    • things should not be allowed to enter into matters concerning the
    • at the beginning. Only when one views things from the inner aspect
    • calumnies assert what infamous things they please of the Knights
    • of Golgotha, but who also knew something of evolution and could work
    • recorded lived in everything; one can prove that by actual history. I
    • All these things have their inner connections, and this is true down
    • take this walk nor have this business if everything I have just
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    • something of the very simplest. Let us consider the soul-life of a
    • the impressions made on us from outside. We are not doing anything
    • schemes about all imaginable things in the world, and so on. Another
    • man, while reflecting upon the things that have made an impression on
    • things in which they were engaged during the day, and to consider
    • thinking something of a super-physical world, but it would have, to
    • in some way or other something super-sensible, outside of man in the
    • we think of these things outside us. Thus we comprehend these things
    • in our thinking — and there are various things outside —
    • wants to grasp the things of the world with his thinking.
    • not so much riveted, as I might say, in his own ego; something
    • place, he can grasp everything inwardly. He feels that he is
    • A second thing which man can develop in the inner life
    • no longer the most important thing to approach oneself. This is the
    • the utmost possible realism something which you actually experienced
    • school, and in this way bring back into your life something which
    • carry out something of this kind you change the whole mood of soul
    • be a little resourceful in this connection, and all kinds of things
    • a garment, or something she wore twenty years ago; she puts this on
    • was at that time; or anything of a like nature which may bring the
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    • the soul-nature in physical man in reference to those things which we
    • things in the past course of earthly life, is there anything in human
    • Here we come to two things, namely, that which man has
    • we will leave to a later consideration) and something else connected
    • brings into it. I mean, everything which we are accustomed from our
    • Of course our modern humanity treats such things with
    • circumstances. But if you go into many of the things which at the
    • many things of this kind.
    • spiritual world he can come to no conclusion about such things. We
    • things which we meet with in life at every turn.
    • For this we must go back to something which has occupied
    • We must here say something about this form which can be
    • however endeavour to separate off everything from man which can
    • ordinary human words for something which takes place purely in the
    • that is the one thing.
    • When, for example, we consider something very remarkable
    • superficial way in our ordinary history books rests on something
    • impermeable, so that everything which he developed in himself might
    • everything in himself independently of external nature. He was thus
    • remain quiet. If he said anything it had to be significant. It had to
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    • environment; how everything which is bound up with heredity is
    • shall add certain things today to what has been said, keeping in
    • We have seen how memory, everything in the nature of
    • entire life on earth. Many things which rise up inwardly as thoughts
    • which are connected with memories — and everything we grasp in
    • memories — everything which arises in this way making us
    • in regard to space also are brought together, while some things are
    • But something else presents itself; that which from
    • saying nothing untrue, nothing unreal if you utter the following:
    • that space plays no part in these things; no matter how far the rose
    • childhood only the soul part. Other things also of course hold good.
    • In the first seven years of life everything has been
    • inherited; everything of a material nature which we have within us in
    • everything that was in his body seven or eight years before has gone.
    • develops those things of which we have already spoken; it builds up
    • interested in many things, and because of his active interest in them
    • inwardly works upon the fruits of this interest in external things
    • child — which is nothing very special.
    • external appearance, in physiognomy and gesture, is also something
    • being of nature. Nothing is within her, nothing is outside her; that
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    • to something which will furnish a preparation for the next two
    • appear in their own characteristic form have something virgin in
    • them, one might say, something which is untouched by the ordinary
    • impression that in everyone of these quartz rocks something is
    • of the earth so do we grow together with everything which the earth
    • interior of the earth, in veins or lodes of metal, or anything of a
    • earth; but here, when we meet what is metallic we come to something
    • Metals have something of an independent nature in them, they can be
    • experienced as something independent; and this experience has much,
    • have inwardly grown up with their calling show something of what we
    • speak, they speak spiritually. They relate things, they speak to us.
    • high-flown things are also written. But that is not the question
    • relates to us the memories of the earth, the things that the earth
    • The first thing, for
    • ancient Saturn period, had reached a certain density. If such a thing
    • something to do with these communications imparted to us, naturally
    • than those to whom I have just referred. The most important things
    • important things he wanted to know. He went everywhere where men
    • could tell him more important things; he went to such men as
    • important thing. Certainly in very few cases will the man himself
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    • receive an impression of how wonderful is everything in the sphere of
    • shows itself in those early ages as something quite different. If we
    • go still further back we have to observe something else. Today, we
    • anything like the air we now breathe. In the air we breathe today
    • etc., that being would reply “such things do not exist.”
    • speaking of these things for they could only be present as such after
    • earth, in the place where today we have the atmosphere something
    • ingredients. Today we generally think of things as being formed by
    • analysed, for these things cease to be present in the higher
    • the earth's atmosphere. The first thing to be fashioned from out of
    • pervaded everything the quartz was actually as soft as wax. We may,
    • one could distinguish in them something like a kind of plant-form.
    • something like distinctive marks of an ancient time are to be found.
    • something like the outline of a plant-form. At that time it was quite
    • picture which is indeed very different from anything around us today.
    • cosmos, become dense and then dissolve away, something which grows
    • plant-world is something which arises and passes away in the
    • Something else must also be said. If today as human
    • as if all this belonged to ourselves, as if we had something to do
    • something which belongs to us — in the same way in this cosmic
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    • Word is placed at the very beginning of all things? What is really
    • through enquiry of the Mysteries of Ephesus something could be
    • certain extent, something from the word ascends in order to take up
    • into itself the thought of the head; and then, how something from the
    • up towards the head something like heat, and this heat, this fire,
    • catches hold of the thought. Downwards there flows something like a
    • fire-water-fire-water; but this is nothing more nor less than the
    • of the earth, then he feels everything which then happened as part of
    • something heard and felt as if through the ear. The mystery of the
    • man is able to hear this speech within him he perceives something
    • the skeleton we cannot do otherwise than say something quite clearly
    • this: Something very wonderful comes before us if, with a feeling for
    • these things, we enter a natural history museum, for there we have a
    • mystery. It was not two separate things which one perceived. One did
    • Logos was active as the very essence and being of all things. The
    • consider this. In the element of chalk we have something which at
    • condensed everything. The chalk became denser, etc. We human beings
    • as something living within himself man could in a certain sense
    • This was the remarkable thing: man experienced the
    • streamed through his environment. Man heard, and the thing heard was
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    • things. The first was, that those who were to be prepared were led to
    • You can realize that it is one thing to have attained a
    • truth and quite another thing to be able to express it, to formulate
    • feeling that that which we can clamp into words is something no
    • The second thing that they had to experience in their
    • path of knowledge. But to him who understands these things as they
    • peculiarly characteristic, over the head there was something which
    • the pupil fell on something like bodies of light raying inwards with
    • that the head was created out of these rays. There was something
    • certain longing. Indeed, to experience such things signifies much
    • I might say, a colossal question-mark. Everything in them was a
    • question, Reason asked, the heart asked, the will asked, everything,
    • everything asked. The man of today can still learn from these things,
    • which were brought perceptibly before the mind in former ages, things
    • right way today for the student is to go through these things by an
    • Macrocosm, before something of that Union which we have touched upon
    • as something which released him from those difficulties, even though
    • himself — at least it appeared that each one felt something
    • is something we call knowledge, but it has really no value in the
    • side of the threshold things must look quite otherwise than here on
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    • They really concern everything which leads man along the path into
    • statue, echoed in him. For weeks together — these things are
    • came over him more and more the oftener he allowed these things to
    • no use of it. I can make nothing of it.” The pupil really only
    • Then something quite extraordinary came to him —
    • lay pressing down the trees or the like, really things which, as has
    • But there was something more that he felt; he did not
    • a nature that things which have power, because of their inner nature,
    • pressed, as if everything were pressing hard, his breath were
    • of soul. In this deep soul-distress the second thing arose which he
    • have something in me which in my ordinary earth-life is claimed by my
    • something by which he knew that it was not the earlier state of
    • vanished into nothing. In the moment when it vanished into nothing,
    • which we derive our corporeality, in this world something continually
    • of this annihilation first of all something like nature-dreams are
    • because inwardly full of desire he had actually chosen something else
    • as if changed into nothingness. And the pupil learned to experience
    • itself in something that is external to me. And for everything that
    • depths of my own Soul-Being something which is connected with it,
    • something which clothes itself with it.
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    • HAVE related to you different things concerning the nature of the
    • something was behind. And it was the same in regard to the gazing
    • Imaginations to something quite different.
    • birth. But something still further happened. Because the pupil had
    • received nothing through the rest of his whole being as man, but only
    • received anything from existence through the eye, or in the auditory
    • it were, his own organism as a kind of mineral thing, that is to say,
    • as something quite foreign to him, when he felt his external being,
    • his bodily being, as a thing strange to him, and the soul, as it
    • were, only floating around, ensheathing this mineral thing, then in
    • something coagulated. And the pupil felt himself within it; he felt
    • air and breathing, and he who thinks this does not belong to him,
    • was none at that time. Everything that was there was a natural
    • disappeared; one could make oneself quite thin and many other things.
    • belonged to you. If a man seized anything then, he simply felt it
    • gelatinous material something arose which was physically much harder
    • than our hard things today. It was not, however, mineral, as the
    • hard horny material. There was at that time nothing mineral in the
    • as if at the boundary of the world of space, something pressed in to
    • principle, something inwardly experienced, which united itself much
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    • Europe. One must approach these things with an inner longing for
    • that man is a real microcosm; that means that everything which is to
    • as the moon reminded him of the silver radiance. And this same thing
    • Venus, and the quicksilver of Mercury. It carries these things within
    • things in the Spirit, then will this statue become for thee in all
    • products of nature, he finds everything dead, there is nothing but a
    • doing with nature really anything else in our science than what the
    • When the pupil had undergone all these things, when the
    • follows: “Many things I have told you and my other pupils may
    • something certainly higher than we now possess but this will at the
    • toward something very significant. For there were two kinds of
    • Asia, and did everything possible to introduce this Aristotelian
    • Something of what is necessary to acquire such
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    • that anyone who can follow such things as world-views and
    • process of breathing. Gradually he was led, on the one hand, to
    • feel, when this warm air approaches thee, that something really wants
    • is something which concerns it alone; it then transforms itself into
    • spoke no longer of things, but of man himself, and it was said that
    • cosmic space and sees there something which reveals the same
    • seemed foolishness, for then one approached things in a different
    • something of the pre-earthly Moon condition, which are reflected to
    • thing to the pupil every night. When the moon was in the
    • constellation of Leo flowers said something quite different to what
    • experienced something different from the present. He was filled with
    • regarded as something precious in the heavens and gold as something
    • valuable on earth. Really, nothing is too stupid for the man of today
    • think about these things as intellectually as we do today, conceived
    • sought the causes for these things in the influences which came from
    • flowers and everything of a plant nature as born of the moon and
    • water. He could thus feel these things because of the preparation he
    • ancient alchemy, the true alchemy — to regard everything in
    • half.” You remember that at that time everything pertaining to
    • this example you will see that at this epoch of time things were
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    • we have already studied in preference to beginning something new.
    • carbon, hydrogen, sulphur, and so on. These things simply did not
    • exist for them; but everything which was spread out externally in
    • and all these things we regard as indifferent neutral substances. In
    • our consciousness today there is nothing in any way similar to what
    • regard as something indifferent. We regard it as something belonging
    • skin. If today we approach a human being, and through something or
    • Thus there was amongst the ancients something completely
    • clouds, in lightning, in all these things some sort of spiritual
    • believes that anything else exists in the cosmos but the Gods, the
    • is nothing but what divine existence reveals; just as the skin of man
    • Mysteries; but the essential thing was that through these vessels,
    • in the smoke by his, own breathing, he learnt to read, at the same
    • something else, when he could say: “My out-breathing fashions
    • at last I am entering something which reveals to me the magical deeds
    • something which reveals to me a mighty spirit, the great Gods, those
    • Samothracian Mysteries there still existed something of a knowledge
    • can realize all these things vividly in his feeling. In the
    • Samothracian Mysteries something else existed by means of which man
    • feeling, of contacting the Gods. The most marvelous thing is really
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    • on Golgotha was in a certain sense a combination of everything which
    • things, would nevertheless say: “I will go through all the fire
    • these things from their historical standpoint) now there came this
    • movement of the human eye as something by itself. We regard it as a
    • nature in which each single thing, each single occurrence, was a
    • revelation to him of a divine being — this view of things
    • humanity. Just suppose that such a terrible thing should occur to one
    • of you sitting here that nothing could be seen but your body, that
    • terrible, something quite awful; but this is just what has happened
    • thing that was felt by those who knew in the Middle Ages. That was
    • times, the things and processes of nature were revelations of the
    • Ages; he would have looked at once to two things. He would have said:
    • experiment he made in his laboratory. There was one thing
    • days something of what was known as Astrology. Traditionally
    • something was preserved of what was known as Alchemy; but we know
    • nothing today — and even in the 12th to 15th centuries very
    • that there was something which one man knew and which no one but he
    • you see, that would be absurd; and to experience astrological things
    • evoked the spirits of nature. Everything regarded later as Alchemy is
    • simply a decadent product. Everything which in ancient times was
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    • element of charlatanism is at work in these things — but we
    • efforts, is really simply a later figure, no longer anything like as
    • laboratories, figures of whom nothing reaches us by way of history,
    • laboratories between the 14th and 15th centuries, but something which
    • With this impression the pupil also gained something
    • things around him than he formerly had. The attempt was made, after
    • When one looks into these things, it is really painful
    • the breath of life — oxygen — is attracted by something
    • oxygen and repels it, will have nothing to do with it, and therefore
    • were very important things in olden times. Carbon was the
    • today. Today we observe or think about things, but alchemy could not
    • star, he gets parallelisms and such like things. He calculates and
    • spectrum on it, and so on; yet everything which can be learnt in this
    • eyes at the moon or the sun, he saw something which still had a
    • external sign for something which lives and works in the astral
    • light. The physical light of Venus is something quite different from
    • things of nature, they could only do so when they had prepared
    • imparted by tradition. But that was not the important thing. He who
    • infinitely important it is for many people when something like the
    • work in man. In olden times man experienced these things in the very
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    • I will make the effort to say something to you about physiology and its
    • experimental research through observation. Something like our modern
    • science, that one be able to transmute oneself into everything;
    • achievements that have proceeded from something like materialism,
    • I would like to draw your attention to something else however. You have
    • chemistry free of hypotheses. I am quite sure that in many of the things
    • medicine, someone will discern one thing or another that strikes him as a
    • hypothetically that come to me when something appears in the course of
    • sense perception that must be explained by presupposing something
    • I assumed something like that; similarly, I would not be making an
    • We see something appear within this type of illness that reveals itself
    • even to microscopic investigation as something organic, or at least as
    • something that looks organic; and it appears in the ordinary organism in
    • At first we can only say that we find something appearing within the
    • see how something can arise that takes a normal activity in the human
    • organism and develops it excessively into something abnormal. And then
    • human organism we therefore see something arising that appears to flood
    • phenomena of manic conditions or similar phenomena, something from
    • carcinoma by drawing something in a certain spot (red); these are forces
    • the organism must cast off something that otherwise would pour into the
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    • the physical body, of creating anything out of nature simply by
    • but there it is not a matter of really creating something in the way
    • that Schelling meant; rather, by putting things together, by a
    • absurd. They both point, however, to something of the greatest
    • importance in the human organization, something as important for the
    • nature, we can say nothing more than that “To know nature means at
    • mental images is basically nothing but what emancipates itself from
    • physiological instinct, Schelling merely stated something that for the
    • entire later life is absurd; he drew forth something from the age of
    • old age is nothing but a faint web of images; if one were able to know
    • into later life something of a positive, creative-childlike element who
    • things outwardly because it turns the forces of knowledge inward and
    • transformed to a degree into something soul-spiritual, let us say,
    • in an early stage of life when absolutely nothing has yet been
    • the origin of illnesses in childhood. One finds the same thing, in a
    • capacity to perceive along these lines, such things appear especially
    • something that is extraordinarily important to recognize for a true
    • also points to something that must be recognized, that must be
    • but how it nevertheless exists in life as something continually being
    • physiology, you will see that everything known about the physiology of
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    • actually speaking about, attack nearly everything they call academic
    • Something else must also be considered in discussing matters like
    • been the case for a long time, something has permeated medicine
    • external picture, if he understood the head system as something that
    • its tool, but as its physical basis — everything that takes place
    • Within everything connected with the head system or nerve-sense
    • breathing is a special aspect of this curve, the process that you draw
    • images that can really penetrate into the working of something that
    • works into the metabolic-limb system through rhythm, something is
    • present there that works against the metabolic-limb system, something
    • course one-sidedly, in the way that one normally pictures things, so
    • obtain a living view of everything involved in plant growth: when
    • the basis of everything that works together in the trunk and bark
    • potassium salts are deposited in the birch bark, how something
    • toward the metabolic-limb system there is something like an inverted
    • then something is held up there, something that should proceed into
    • These things are not so simple, for one must study things in detail,
    • a panic regarding the extent of study necessary, for if everything now
    • terms — and is replaced by something active, leading in this way to a
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    • Tonight I would like to add a few things to the lectures I have been
    • something that may still be able to clarify a principle for the
    • Nevertheless, I would still like to contribute something in this
    • direction, something that can lead to a general understanding of the
    • Everything that is soul-spiritual in the human being, however, as well
    • we find something exceptionally important. We can influence the
    • builds up, through the human blood system, something like a
    • side, in the way I have described to you, as something that brings the
    • thus have here something that is really conducive to illness but that
    • somewhat larger, ordinarily perceptible doses of phosphorus, something
    • used as a remedy against everything in which this ego-scaffolding, the
    • doses of phosphorus, or also sulphur (in short, something combustible
    • pulmonary tuberculosis is demanding is something to work against a
    • If the legs and feet are massaged, something else occurs. The
    • the most varied domains. I am saying these things to you, as I have
    • pursue here. I know very well how astonishing such things appear
    • — with the physical carrier of this ego-activity. Something different
    • into the organic, so that through this deep immersion something is
    • the ego-activity, the astral activity. The same thing that the plant
    • something arises in the plant element that is able to have an inner
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    • everything took place in England with a certain logical consistency;
    • change. It came into the consciousness of men that something
    • said: “One does not trouble to think about such things.”
    • England talked about these things (to mention even a man like
    • another sense the whole thing was quite unconscious.
    • But the most important thing is this: Through all these developments a
    • will only describe it externally today. The important thing would have
    • beings to understand such a thing as this in a really practical sense.
    • perfectly. But, after all, the first thing needful is to counteract
    • asking how to do the very thing which the Threefold Commonwealth was
    • you take the history of Political Economy you will see that everything
    • which men felt it necessary to think about these things.
    • therefore, now relate the most essential thing on which it all
    • with its full 1,400 grammes. It is indeed a fortunate thing for man
    • as essential, is the very thing men ceased to do just at the
    • And now another thing. If you call to mind your studies of Physics,
    • as to result, among other things, in an untrue theory of light).
    • consciously within the sphere of the human personality. But things
    • shall presently see, it is a curious thing: but this region alone
    • becomes something altogether different from what it is here or there
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    • thing of perpetual movement. As the blood flows through the human
    • conceive, as the most important thing within this economic process,
    • Economics comes home to a man directly [when/if] he has anything to buy
    • considered in the economic process? The thing that a man cares about
    • place a given price actually emerges. But there can be no such thing
    • as a general definition stating how the price of a thing is composed:
    • which the price of a thing depends in the economic process. Of course,
    • and people with similar aims try to resist these things. Through
    • price for all things. Of course one can do so: but, economically
    • mankind will still come to the conclusion that such and such things
    • are to be changed. But, to begin with, things must be observed in
    • time) the actual price of a given thing results from all the
    • accumulated Capital. On the other side it is said: No, the only thing
    • Ladies and gentlemen, the fact is this: Consider the things from the
    • everything is due in the first place to the capitalist, who can only
    • value-forming factor in the work or labour that is expended on things.
    • of taking hold of something static and giving it a definition, whereas
    • in the real economic process things are in perpetual movement. It is
    • now consider, three things contribute: Nature, human Labour and
    • way as to do the very things — fulfil the very functions —
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    • hold of something that is for ever fluctuating — namely: the
    • the science of Economics. For a thing that fluctuates cannot be taken
    • direct observation of something that is for ever fluctuating. The only
    • so forth. We only have something real in hand, so to speak, when we
    • something else. Only then do we arrive at the realities of economic
    • Economics is a theoretical science. But at this point, nothing has yet
    • been done. We only achieve something when we are really able
    • do something to accelerate the circulation, the commerce or trade in
    • do something of a kind that can increase the turnover [Umsatz].
    • the thermometer alone and stoke the fire. We get at the thing from
    • things will be more and more understood, and I trust these lectures
    • economic life. These things were very largely founded on the impulses
    • “Ex cathedra, or from the pulpit, nothing whatever can be
    • nothing else than modern Democracy — the sense for the equality
    • thing in the world, even under the system of division of labour, for a
    • does not make all his own things for himself — through the very
    • important question. If he makes his own clothes for himself one thing
    • be dearer. Though he pays nothing for it, it will be more expensive.
    • These things considered, you will realise that the division of labour
    • speaking, egoism is impossible. I can no longer do anything for
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    • You see, the important thing is not to consider how the tailor
    • though the tailor may save something on that particular suit, he will
    • will save him anything in the long run; on the contrary, it will be
    • have, in the first place, nothing else than this: it is Labour
    • But in this process something of the direct, immediate intercourse,
    • matter nothing to what end or for what purpose he transports the
    • things are always fluctuating. So long as the organisation due to the
    • working in the economic process; but there is really nothing left in
    • Precisely the same thing that we do inwardly in our logical thinking,
    • we follow the economic process still farther, nothing whatever is left
    • to erect a workshop; but with his Spirit alone he can do nothing. The
    • abstraction. Moreover, it is essential if the thing is to go on at all
    • — it is essential for something to be there which is related as
    • are contained in the economic process. What is this something? It is,
    • of course, in the first place, Money. Money is nothing but the
    • particular economic processes, Money is the thing completely abstract.
    • a supper for it just as well as an article of clothing. To the Money
    • exchanged for in the economic process. Money is the thing absolutely
    • nothing but his Spirit. The latter now receives the Money, which is
    • it again. In the first place, Money is an abstract thing, for, as we
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    • I have presented everything from one side only. This was inevitable;
    • nothing about consumption in our discussions hitherto. I have been
    • something is continually being formed and again unformed. In any
    • into the process at every point, there will be something else as well.
    • degree of value, it no longer moves; for something now stands over
    • the thing which may be properly called “personal credit.”
    • makes things more expensive while “personal credit” makes
    • things cheaper. That is to say, real credit makes land more
    • Thus the only sensible thing will be for the Capital at this point (see
    • aware of the fact; they will not be able to start anything with their
    • context. The Land Reformers always describe these things in an
    • inadequate way, so that the thing cannot be understood. Consider it in
    • value of Nature will of course be enhanced. The more a thing is
    • currency I increase the prices of things numerically, but in the
    • reality of the economic process I effect absolutely nothing except a
    • other. The thing would make an interesting subject for a dissertation.
    • — more of it than we are able to make use of? The only thing to
    • required for this work. The essential and obvious thing is that the
    • could be so — it would be a most appalling thing if nothing were
    • with us. The process only becomes organic through the fact that things
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    • fully into these things, as they are of economic significance), the
    • commodities; and a rate of interest as high as possible for everything
    • “land.” But that is a thing which cannot easily be carried
    • that the life of Associations is the only thing that can make it
    • anything. They declare that he is simply and solely maintained out of
    • same thing has happened in Marxian literature to the Indian bookkeeper
    • three weeks, during which time he will be able to do nothing. He will
    • the thing is altogether clear. As soon as you take into account the
    • fundamentally by thinking. But spiritual work is not an easy thing to
    • above all things, teaching and education. Those who have to teach and
    • they produce something, and, if they are painters, for example, they
    • are even paid something for what they have produced. In appearance,
    • the thing could not go forward at all. For if everyone were producing,
    • process. Something very important happens when, in buying and selling
    • such thing as ‘paying at once’; one would only pay after a month or
    • suit of clothes alone. In that moment I am paying for something quite
    • different. I am paying for something which circumstances, by raising
    • good in cases of simple purchase. Nay more, a thing becomes a
    • payment. That is one thing there must be in the economic process.
    • The second thing, which plays a similar part to payment, is the thing
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    • purchase, loan and gift. The important thing is to understand
    • thing. We should not take the slightest interest in money if it did
    • is, the Labour-nexus. We cannot really exchange Labour for anything;
    • since, as between Labour and anything else, there is no possibility of
    • But we do not really do anything of the sort. In reality, even in the
    • worker produces something directly; he delivers a product, and it is
    • buys from him. In actual fact, down to the last farthing, the
    • him. It is time we began to see these things in their right light. The
    • a thing we shall often find in the economic process — that,
    • have something that is not properly economic. The process is not
    • Thus the price of all things capable of subjection to such
    • thing at his disposal and determines prices. Farming requires some
    • farm products than for other things. This tendency obtains where there
    • with other things, that which depends on the human Will — that is
    • things become more and more expensive on the one side, on the side of
    • Everything depends on our seeing clearly through these relationships
    • upset by the fact that, on the one hand, there are things appearing on
    • hand, there are things appearing which tend to be too low in price.
    • wheat and rye and other agricultural products. But follow the thing
    • things that happen in the economic world depend far more on the
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    • too low (for one can have a feeling of these things) —
    • according to which nothing can be done in practice with the price
    • The important thing is this: Supply, Demand and Price are three
    • give rise to something new: X = ƒ (S, D, P). The price
    • Consumer, nor from that of the Producer. For the consumer something
    • the case of the trader we have to do with something that lies
    • today — into my realm. I give money or something that I have
    • produced instead of money. That is how things happen as a rule. But
    • economic life? After all, I may acquire things otherwise than by
    • Then, too, I shall have acquired something. And if I should carry on
    • I say: “Suppose I steal the things!” But what is stealing
    • in reality? To steal is to take something away from someone else
    • the stealer finding it convenient to exchange the thing for an
    • certain circumstances one commandeers things — that is to say,
    • one takes something away from people and gives them nothing in return.
    • In other cases, too, it happens in the economic process that something
    • is taken away from people and they receive nothing in return. These
    • are things which we need only mention, for if we dwelt on them any
    • raids with the necessary armed forces. Those who possess anything are
    • knocked down or killed and the things taken away from them. Well, what
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    • Today I must say a few things that may gradually lead us to understand
    • the way in which these things do really live in the economic process.
    • In the first place, everything that circulates within the total
    • also realise that many things can occur in the economic organism, the
    • Economics, such things as the following, revealing as it were the more
    • economically, is unable in the last resort to bring these things into
    • things take their course in the economic process. If one hears big
    • say: “We make nothing on the price of rye; on the contrary, we
    • that these people cannot sell their rye as other things are sold
    • thing within the economic process. We must sometimes go far afield to
    • are the very things we must get at. What makes it so difficult to
    • most fruitful thing of all in the whole economic process. We cannot
    • made possible for people to have something to give and, in the
    • what they have. Here, then, we have something which enters into the
    • It is remarkable, ladies and gentlemen, that this is something which
    • how these things penetrated into the political sphere, clearly
    • Further — and I am not defending or attacking anything, but
    • simply describing things objectively — there is one historical
    • “a good thing.” In our age, though public opinion has a
    • some quite extraneous reason. It is one thing if such people are given
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    • We must now consider something which I indicated yesterday when
    • From all this you will observe that while there is no such thing as a
    • Speaking of this movement, we must be aware of one thing above all,
    • namely this: There must be something to bring the values into
    • about it and in a certain way to verify things.
    • Let us therefore suppose that I sell something and receive money for
    • exchange, the things exchanged on both sides become of greater value.
    • Only in this way: When I sell something and receive money for it, I am
    • I sell something, I must be so placed, economically speaking, that the
    • the seller stand? If we look at things precisely, we are led, as so
    • different things with these peas. I can eat them. And so, assuming
    • other thing which I have manufactured — that is, some commodity
    • peas, and I shall exchange them with him for something which I in my
    • turn require. I give him peas in return for something which I for my
    • everything shall be exchangeable for peas (a sufficient number of peas
    • everything can be exchanged for peas) — and then the peas
    • “money.” A thing does not become money by being
    • essentially different from other things existing in the economic
    • he has as a pure consumer. Such things must be taken into
    • thing which we determine by the balance. It is with the help of the
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    • We can only understand such a thing as this if we see clearly the
    • economic life underlay everything. On it was built an administrative
    • pretty large scale. Private economies grew into something which could
    • between so many private economies, is the essential thing that arises
    • join together for the sake of mutual exchange (the essential thing in
    • alone — are fed from the entire world; when all things are
    • things be easily taken hold of with figures and statistics. And this
    • of world-economy borders on nothing else, and this makes it
    • other hand we have the thing we call “money.” Now as
    • regards the form of economy to which these things are subject, it
    • foodstuffs for example (short-lived products) or of clothing (more
    • Madonna. Such things may be to some extent regarded as a kind of
    • something to get rid of them. After a time they are no longer there;
    • possess double the amount in 15 years' time. He need do nothing at
    • This is the very thing which brings into the body social so much of
    • is perhaps more easy to apprehend them? For there is still something
    • who live in the economic domain. That is something which is simply
    • But there is also another thing which is of fundamental significance;
    • clear enough that such things can happen. Into a country endowed with
    • All these things actually happen within and across the frontiers of
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    • But there are other things to consider before we can gain a conception
    • instance of purchase and sale. Thus everything that leads to wage
    • of wages. Accordingly, the first thing to investigate is: How does
    • have universally recognised value you have said nothing. You have
    • thing they say is this: Money must be divisible at will. (I have found
    • Something must first be done to make it so. It is therefore once more
    • Speaking of money, the first thing we have to deal with is ordinary
    • purchase-money — the money we use to buy anything which
    • money, in giving his money, has not only given something which effects
    • an immediate exchange, but he has also given something which
    • mediates an exchange. He gives something which inserts itself
    • everything that enters as a mediator into the process of exchange is
    • — trading with them — in order to obtain some other things
    • circulation. We want something which is used for no other purpose than
    • But loaned money is something essentially different from this
    • And this is a very pertinent economic fact. Everything that is a
    • not do so. Everything else is honest. Meat after a period, which
    • new one substituted for it), the same thing is not true of money.
    • circulating the money, I bring into the process something which is not
    • nothing. Finally, between the two, the transition is brought about
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    • To understand how the sort of thing we discussed last time can be
    • manuscripts.” From various things which he has picked up and
    • things are quite sure to happen. Very well, I will begin at once to
    • nothing but autographs of the said poet. And after 20 years he sells
    • expression. But there will still be many things — things of
    • such a thing as the redistribution of values plays a considerable part
    • in the movement of economic values. How shall we find anything
    • look for something comparable on the other side. We cannot simply
    • begin with, in the things produced — we will imagine even the
    • special proletarians; such a thing will not yet exist, nor need we, on
    • ordinary way, imagine such a thing existing in our little village
    • value? How will these things be valued in the whole economic
    • Here you can introduce into the line of thought something capable, at
    • and think the thing through economically, and you will see that even a
    • And now the same thing runs through the entire spiritual life. What
    • rays out Labour, begets Labour; the value is the original thing which
    • It is a remarkable thing. Study the history of Economics, and you will
    • There are economists who believe that it is Labour which gives things
    • right in a certain sphere. According to them, a thing becomes Capital
    • wishes to create anything of economic value. Even if he exercises
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    • pictures as could really live. A living thing, you may be sure, is
    • living thing, this feeling is indeed inevitable. Life will not endure
    • In short, a living thing may realise itself in a variety of ways. By
    • Economics, is to see how well these things enter into real life. Only
    • a healthy way at all? Both things can work in a healthy and in an
    • something absolute, but on the contrary to think how the costs of
    • I ought, of course, to be able to go on elaborating these things for
    • see that it is just by the observation of these things that it can be
    • in another place. In actual practice the thing is done by passing
    • whole world-economy, and so direct things simply by transferring
    • concerned, so that the thing is done in external action. In the
    • Money can be nothing else than this. It is the medium of exchange of
    • services or things done. For in reality men live by the things
    • It is quite true that money can create a false impression of things
    • book-keeping must mean something. An item — A — which I
    • meaning if it represents something which is comparable, or which is at
    • something which will enable us to assess economic values one against
    • to work out how these things are to be equated or assessed as against
    • provides, shall we say, clothing, works not directly upon Nature, but
    • connection with Nature. Everything, right up to the most complicated
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    • something, by way of introduction, about the whole manner of forming
    • for instance, is something that is present only under certain
    • person to unite a conception of reality with something that,
    • the same, Beings who would not say: Outside me are things —
    • directly into light, illuminating everything — such an idea
    • The warmth is nothing more than the expression of the fact that the
    • nothing. The man must be there, if the warmth is to be there. Even so
    • speak, everything was exactly as I have described it. Men spoke of
    • have the power to bring forth something of the nature of Saturn, to
    • saying nothing at all about the watch. And nothing at all is said
    • something, to long for something. Thereby the following comes to
    • connection with something that is historical, with something that is
    • thought has been lost. And nothing is left for man today but the
    • and his theory hammer and tongs! Such a thing is incomprehensible
    • physicists. But things were different in Goethe's time. He did
    • Air, works in it, in a word is something, is no mere reflection but a
    • Red is something that makes an attack upon you. — I have often
    • Everything is contained in the colours. The colours are a world, and
    • twelfth and thirteenth centuries, we must understand these things.
    • account of the fact that spiritual things like these were still a
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    • you something of the content of these strivings. Today I should like
    • how things were in the Middle Ages. I have told you how here and
    • Nevertheless, he feels that in Nature one has something that is the
    • your ears: look with your eyes on the things of Nature, hear with
    • since Nature reveals nothing to me, neither do I understand the
    • him many things, so that gradually the heart of the pupil, removed as
    • his earthly life in this incarnation were something he had dreamed.
    • consciousness. And everything he had ever experienced on Earth was
    • think of, certainly not of anything like photography. The Mystery
    • to face with the Spirit of his own youth — and such a thing is
    • always possible — then he gives something of his ripe
    • at the same time the Spirit of his youth gives something of his
    • maturity. Thus it is really something abnormal, to understand the
    • mountain near Salzburg. It was something of this nature that took
    • mine when I have seen through the things and processes of Nature,
    • seen through them to the work of the Gods that is behind these things
    • do find the way into the spiritual worlds. Everything that has been
    • inner effort and striving to attain to two things, if he would come
    • picture of something to which I have made a slight allusion in my
    • Something of this I wanted
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    • In those times, things like
    • think of anything mediumistic in this connection. There was the mood
    • And the remarkable thing
    • be understood that such things easily led to charlatanism and even to
    • But now something else was
    • research, something that is of very great beauty. There were the
    • human language. What the three give would be nothing but quite
    • And again, the four would have nothing to translate, if the three did
    • something in the soul which is wonderfully beautiful. And much that
    • instance. He established how everything that happens on Earth —
    • out your hand to me. Ultimately everything that is brought about has
    • in order to show you how everything that takes place in the external
    • moral teachings; nor is there anything sentimental about his way of
    • He might say something like
    • wanted here to add something further to what was given then.
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    • something more than traditions. To look up to a planet in the way
    • exceedingly difficult today even to speak of these things, because
    • things will not suffer themselves to be confined in abstract
    • anything with men who were Sun-born. When Sun-born man came to dwell
    • thing, it was still a content of experience. It ceased to be so with
    • really understood. But those who know of such things know how in the
    • was taken that one thing should not be forgotten but be preserved as
    • explained nowadays as something that has been long ago supplanted,
    • is really nothing else than the expression, the revelation of human
    • Things like this need to be
    • something outside him.
    • all the bones of my head! It is the feeling of something external.
    • find nothing particular in it. There are also practices connected
    • things are to be found in this impulse, things lovely and sublime.
    • things with a clear vision such as man possessed in olden times; only
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    • difficult to arrive at these things, for it is single individuals —
    • not speak of it, had I not myself, so to speak, found the things
    • such symbols, one could do nothing with them directly. And the pupils
    • for example, Eliphas Levi gives later on, is in reality nothing more
    • say to him: “Now you are about to experience something that was
    • some feeling for these things if you will bring what I am saying into
    • connection with something I said to you only yesterday. I told you
    • living in abstract thoughts remains something external; man as it
    • But now there is something
    • oneself with them. There is always something in man whereby he can
    • are really no longer in your body. If you hold something in your
    • are speaking, not very much could be attained on this path; something
    • however could be attained. Something of the teaching concerning the
    • and even farther. As a matter of fact very many things that were not
    • fine substance, finer than anything that can be seen or smelt or
    • And now we come to something taught in this school that is of the
    • spinal marrow itself, they saw something that unites him with the
    • observe something else. It was said to him: “Look at the optic
    • to observe something more. He has seen how in the optic nerve,
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    • i.e., in the fine substantiality of the Akasha. Everything must be
    • depended on many and varied things in the course of human evolution.
    • resistance. The things that are thus seen in the Spirit are not
    • transient — to the creation of the Gods in transient things
    • and fleeting; all things become merged and fused in it at once, and
    • — it was reflected. But now, nothing at all was reflected. For
    • the immediate, wide-awake vision of man, nothing at all was
    • Moreover another thing
    • draw anything forth from himself as did the old Initiates. The soul
    • no longer gives anything forth in the way it did for the old
    • friends: just as our inner memory of the common things that we
    • forth nothing more out of itself; it stands over against what is
    • 1870's: The same thing that was attained in the way above-described
    • peculiar being: Michael is a being who reveals nothing if we
    • ourselves do not bring Him something from our diligent spiritual work
    • His most characteristic epoch is the one now at hand, when things are
    • to arise out of human freedom. But when man does things out of
    • clear gesture of repulsion, for many things in which the human being
    • Among the things that would fain reject the impulse of Michael today
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    • but a true knowledge of things. The Rosicrucians perceived in their
    • Intuition. These things, however, are impossible so long as man
    • substantiality of the Akasha. Everything must be written there, and
    • depended on many and varied things in the course of human evolution.
    • resistance. The things that are thus seen in the spirit are not
    • transient — to the creation of the Gods in transient things
    • light. Now the warmth-ether is transient and fleeting; all things
    • the Universe — it was reflected. But now, nothing at all was
    • reflected. For the immediate, wide-awake vision of man, nothing at
    • thing has happened. Let a man strive as he will to-day; he can no
    • longer draw anything forth from himself as the old Initiates did. The
    • soul no longer gives anything forth in the way it did for the old
    • friends: just as our inner memory of the common things that we
    • independent, brings forth nothing more out of itself; it stands over
    • thing that was attained in the way above-described in the time of the
    • peculiar being: Michael is a being who reveals nothing if we do not
    • bring him something from our diligent spiritual work on Earth.
    • that which is now coming, when things are to arise out of human
    • freedom. But when man does things out of spiritual activity or inner
    • clear gesture of repulsion for many things in which the human being
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    • humanity. These things will show us the immense values which mankind
    • regard to matters of the greatest significance. Nothing less has
    • We have here touched something of infinite significance in human
    • whole space was dark and gloomy, empty save for a coffin, or something
    • foliage. All things are fading and falling. In place of the green and
    • dying, but while all things are dying around you, you are to
    • all the things of Nature. Nevertheless, just when Nature is laid waste
    • and bare, when all things in Nature are on the way to death, you also
    • are to remember another thing. Remember how man passes through the
    • like the things that die in Autumn-time. For in this earthly realm he
    • the earthly eye is turned to all that dies, to all things transient
    • Deep and penetrating was the inner transformation when these things
    • things were fading away, becoming waste and bare, Autumn, expressing
    • so radically the transitory nature of all earthly things, the dying
    • The essential thing was that man should know: because it was a
    • What is contained within this secret is one of the very holiest things
    • Mysteries. When we contemplate all this, these things — the three
    • succeeding centuries. Man's penetration into spiritual things becomes
    • develop the sense for material things. Men lose the inner
    • now needs the support of material things, needs the support of what
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    • look upward from his dependence on earthly things to those things that
    • Scarcely anything is left today of that ancient consciousness of man's
    • lives in him as the forces of nutrition, breathing and the like, in a
    • generally think. History describes these things quite wrongly for it
    • The following thing might well happen in those olden times. Before the
    • that they make him warm. He knows, maybe, one or two other things. We
    • things should disappear. No wonder if this knowledge cannot be
    • In those ancient times the two things were sharply separated from one
    • he was a Moon man, that is to say, an unfree man. Today these things
    • Professor Beckh is here and you may ask him whether these things are
    • spiritual science? It will do so indeed, if things are only seen in
    • the Sun that we, as human beings upon Earth, are able to make anything
    • was aware of these things. “This Eye of the World, whence
    • by my own inner freedom, can make of myself something which I was not
    • could make something of himself — this was attributed to the Sun
    • him the opportunity to make something of himself — the same Sun
    • We shall recognise the full connection of these things by turning our
    • anyone who can see through these things, they still appear possessed
    • again inward through the ears. All these things taken together —
    • that he knew nothing of the human being. Therefore, since he had no
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    • movements of the wandering stars, nothing at all has remained in human
    • To study these things in the way of modern astronomy is just as though
    • clearly understand the following. — When we look at something
    • Full Moon, showing us a physical aspect, we see something altogether
    • I have often explained how these things are. The Moon once separated
    • man requires. And at length we come to something that must be warded
    • things that relate to the secret of the Moon.
    • Such things as these can be told today; but in certain ancient
    • experienced. Men did not merely know these things; they inwardly
    • lived in the etheric body he lived with all the things of which I have
    • it, he knows he has experienced something quite real — so was man
    • And what did he see? This in the main — all the other things he
    • the Sun there come the forces of Beings who may have nothing to do
    • to something that had a dissolving, destructive effect for the etheric
    • Moon Mystery. This was the second thing. Man learned that for the
    • knew that such a thing could happen. They no longer knew that man can
    • For the real way in which man can experience these things was not
    • human experience, it was conceived that something or other, not man
    • things went so far that the Autumn Mysteries of resurrection were
    • regard to those things which, if I may put it so, were once in sacred,
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    • was done. Yet on the different planes of life these things appear in
    • Now to enter into these things with sympathetic understanding we must
    • out of the Cosmos directly, where these things are inscribed, where
    • the Goddess spoke: “I delight in all things fruitful and creative
    • thus expressed her joy in all things growing, springing, sprouting in
    • This was something that every one of them had as his own experience.
    • the greatest things that pulsated through his human being.
    • Now all these things were bound up with the Temple Sanctuary which
    • things in their time in the Mysteries of Samothrace.
    • But as the Temple burned something was really taking place.
    • And it is so with many things. Very much of what is now human wisdom
    • for the secret of the Moon. These things are really to be read in the
    • cosmic writing, when the stars mean more to us than something merely
    • of the Kabiri there arose for Alexander and Aristotle something like a
    • time, there lay a certain power to create something new. And from that
    • moment there went forth the power to create a new thing, yet a strange
    • new thing which has been little noticed by mankind. You must come to
    • Iphigenia, or anything you value highly. Think of the rich
    • paper? Nothing else but combinations of abcdef, and so forth. The
    • combinations of the letters of the alphabet. There is nothing there on
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    • in order to demonstrate to men that something entirely new must be
    • and minds of some men there was a feeling that significant things
    • terrible thing happens to him. — We must of course try to put
    • terrible thing that befell this maker of gods. In the figure of one
    • too far above the upper lip. The only thing that is different is the
    • that it would be a good thing if the real Dalai-Lama were still on
    • and would be ruling Tibet from Lhassa. If that were so, things might
    • No rank is hereditary, nothing transmitted from father to son by way
    • all, that he is the creator of everything that is visible in the wide
    • language — for in Tibet these things are closely connected with
    • something unheard of happens: in the garden where only the god, the
    • her god. But the priests discovered the shameful thing that had
    • to begin with had nothing on his conscience except the fact of having
    • Post-Atlantean epoch, of many things that existed in quite different
    • soul felt the need to portray something that in truth can be
    • worked. — But something else as well is inwardly
    • from Gutzkow's powerful description; but we also learn something
    • utterly heterodox figures of gods. And now, he who knows nothing
    • understands these things it is a most moving scene. As long as the
    • the moving scene at the tribunal reminds us of many things I have
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    • importance of the present time, but perhaps one thing only need be
    • The souls who have learnt nothing from spiritual science
    • nothing from spiritual science, they will not know what to make of
    • preserve in their souls nothing but feelings of the Past —
    • But now we must go rather more deeply into things that
    • existence. Very many things were connected with these particular
    • make room for something different.
    • wanted to indicate something of the kind in an important domain. He
    • wanted to give emphasis to the question: In what form does something
    • indeed been preserved but where nothing more was known of the earlier
    • Chemistry?” Gutzkow showed that something of the kind existed
    • And now think of something else. — You can well
    • they liked. If a man did not obey the canon but created something out
    • be superseded by a new knowledge of nature. I have told you something
    • scientific authorities; but nothing derogatory to the achievements of
    • anything in our literature is a repudiation of natural science would
    • said today that one thing or another is scientifically established —
    • whereas it is nothing of the kind, because words are simply accepted
    • the present time in the domain of science, for everyone allows things
    • receive from that world anything other than perceptions. As soon as
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    • them something that will enrich and invigorate life, is to be found
    • today have experienced something that will become more and more
    • the case at the present time. For when anything that bears the mantle
    • explain everything in the universe. He lived on through the
    • forth anything from the soul? There can be no certainty in it! When
    • people persuade themselves into believing that something or other is
    • or two say that there is nothing in it. This soul was particularly
    • those who have some knowledge also know that such things appear on
    • notice the mistake when it is a matter of something he has accepted
    • and the world of men round about us? Everything was entirely
    • nowadays. Since the time of Atlantis everything in man's physical
    • something about it that enables it to be metamorphosed; but
    • measures are required as preventives. If this state of things
    • longs to progress but knows nothing as yet that can be a remedy —
    • bodily physiognomy. Nor could he do anything to prevent this if he
    • were to let things remain as the modern world-conception desires.
    • those who say such things are lunatics and ought to be shut up in
    • asylums.” — The people who maintain that the things of
    • spiritual-scientific view of the world should know something about
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    • give special attention to everything that may be of value to the
    • diseases. In order to make things clear it seems advisable to refer to
    • there is something absolutely grotesque in the suggestion that water
    • isolated individuals able to perceive that there was something beyond
    • something new to medical thought, by their attempts to formulate
    • something their contemporaries no longer troubled to define. But the
    • simplicity. It makes everything so easy, so evident. In spite of all
    • the progress of modern science, the aim is to make everything quickly
    • two decades? It lives on in everything that permeates the acknowledged
    • says nothing; it is only playing with words. For what happens through
    • principally giving things which you cannot find in books or lectures
    • principle in the human skeleton, one finds that there is something
    • in action, as something working chemically from outside the earth into
    • terrestrial chemistry. Here we have something of an extra-terrestrial
    • there is something active beyond terrestrial chemistry, and capable of
    • are nothing else than nature processes. This primary problem of how
    • through illegitimate gaps; and that this would be the key to something
    • had only one thing
    • nothing about his significance for science.
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    • between the blood that has absorbed the food, and the breathing that
    • Something is seeking for equipoise; it is as though there were an urge
    • and the air absorbed into the organism by breathing. This process is
    • Specific manifestations of hysteria in its narrower sense are nothing
    • reveal only the results and symptoms. The essential thing is to form a
    • something on the borderland, so to speak, between sickness and health
    • the invasion of certain things which are undesirable. To suppress
    • danger signal of something which is wrong in the organism, so that the
    • To evaluate this fact properly, we must know something of the close
    • something”, as they often express themselves. But if we simply “get
    • “got rid of” something.
    • something occurs which does not receive due attention in the Natural
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    • something suggesting lines of treatment to be given together with
    • the nerves. Thus the nervous system does nothing more than perceive
    • nervous system, have been compelled to attribute everything to
    • and interpreted everything that happened, so as to fit into this
    • system, breathing and blood circulation; and those working through
    • healing. For even if we apply cold water treatment, we apply something
    • activity on the part of something inherent in the whole plant;
    • something that we will provisionally and by hypothesis term a “force,”
    • And in man, you will have to conclude, however, that things do not
    • Observe for yourselves how we can achieve within the soul things we
    • remedy — we thereby reunite with the organism something that was
    • But with all this, we have not yet been able to contribute anything of
    • base itself on something of immense significance, in the observation
    • from our blood to anything like the same extent as from our nerve
    • something in common.
    • When we study the human blood, we study something that is constantly
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    • things.
    • So strangely do things befall in real life; they are often quite
    • external nature, but has not been given anything like due attention,
    • understand something about the mechanics of man immediately if you
    • fauna found there and elsewhere in the human organism — as anything
    • or animal micro-organism. They mean this and nothing more.
    • this concentration on the nature of bacilli has nothing whatever to
    • thought, nothing of what is perpetrated by official science to the
    • between ourselves and the world outside, something very significant
    • happens to light, that is, to something purely etheric; it becomes
    • it must be something transformed, it must be a metamorphosis of light.
    • something different. And if the bacillus of tuberculosis thrives in
    • bacilli, and if they multiply excessively, there must be something
    • process of transmutation of light within the patient. Something occurs
    • something abnormal in the development of this transmuted light of the
    • something that attacks the process of plant formation. Let us consider
    • which the contemporary student can no longer understand anything when
    • were, and you know how often it is so put: why is there such a thing
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    • the two, we shall need to mention many things that can only remain a
    • entity, and therefore external things retain a relationship to him.
    • Rather may we maintain that in the process of solution something is
    • occurs externally in the extra-human nature. Something that man has
    • means nothing less, in essence, than the liberation of the lower man
    • of lime work outwards from within. Something quite crucial in the
    • external nature. It comprises everything that possesses, to a great
    • contains something of great significance and value. The plant sinks
    • is in fact nothing less than the image of this macrocosmic working.
    • activity of the parasitic species; here is something which tends to
    • importance as substrate substance of thought. You will find something
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    • process of incineration, we have something I would describe as an
    • working upwards from the earth, and on the other, something else,
    • simply something that continually seeks to maintain a state of
    • must be something in the cosmos which is inserted according to the
    • nights of Brahma, the in-breathing and out-breathing of the world; for
    • these ancients had found the breathing of heaven reflected in the
    • had the proof in countless cases, that we can re-discover today things
    • already contained in it, things that had been lost and forgotten
    • things from another angle, to reject their atomic photography as well.
    • relationship between everything of the nature of silver, all that is
    • you have there everything connected with flower and seed formation in
    • copper, silver or mercury, must be related to everything connected
    • saline residue. Or finally we can try to attain something midway
    • in it they had something common to all salts. Because it was salt, it
    • something extra-telluric, it has relationships to the most diverse
    • awareness of the fact that man is something more than a chemical
    • planetary system, and deal with something much more serious. We may
    • not deal here with things as though we were still within the planetary
    • leave the planetary system, and deal with something much more serious.
    • We may not deal here with things as though we were still within the
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    • is certainly an excellent thing. But it should be borne in mind that
    • they are always “invalids,” It would be a good thing to make people
    • All these things must be considered in the light of the complexity of
    • therefore, there is hardly anything more instructive than the
    • powers of the soul is immense. These things should be studied; they
    • cells as the source and basis of everything, and regard the human
    • everything on our earth that is globular in form, whether within or
    • the planet Mercury, every drop of quicksilver would be a living thing.
    • detail, you will recognise the need of following up these things and
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    • nature. Man is surrounded — let us choose this one thing to begin
    • this two-sided kinship and must look for something which guides us to
    • the lime blossoms. Realise that something is taking place between this
    • through which an internal sphere in yourself opens to meet something
    • outside, and that the two combine in some way to produce something by
    • something that passes from the etheric body to the astral, for
    • Now take the sense of taste, and, as an example, something not unlike
    • something that tended to become blossoms too? Simply a process of
    • you taste is something that is held back on the way to salification.
    • itself, it is something that has gone a step beyond the path of
    • concrete facts is the only thing that can help us.
    • anything like the highly intricate structure of the eye, which is
    • The processes of taste and of sight correspond to something external
    • that co-operates with something internal. Thus the, process of taste
    • seeing. But the combination of “things seen,” the association of
    • termed a transformed sight; something that is exteriorised in sight
    • external analogue. We must see something very closely akin to the
    • larynx into the head, we must see something related to the tendency to
    • something branching from the digestive process, before digestion
    • “representation.” Yet it must be something organically adjacent to the
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    • outside. If we contemplate the forms of visible things we have before
    • externally in order to mediate breathing. Then again, we must include
    • unconscious) care to the breathing process. This quickening and
    • breathing, although this function is, of course, in its turn affected
    • everything in the organism is interdependent. Those disturbances which
    • introduce something which disperses and dilutes the action of the
    • with, namely in everything connected with digestion or having its
    • This Law of Similarity contains something very significant. But the
    • the crystals of all the silicates. He who can grasp these things can
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    • regulative principles, can find out many things which can be verified
    • propaganda for anything whatsoever, I am only stating facts.) The
    • “agitating” for anything. I know that even homeopathic physicians have
    • something which his organism should do. Moreover man is so
    • things appertaining to digestion; and this instinctive self-assertion
    • on the other hand incorrect in some way. But we must take the things
    • all extra-terrestrial things through his periphery, as is shown by the
    • individual he is related to all earthly things. Through this earthly
    • activity — all these things alike refer to the peripheral, the
    • is the reason for the method of my putting forward things here, and of
    • circumstances mean nothing at all in the examination of the organism
    • therapeutics. Therefore thought is deflected from things fruitful and
    • the heart itself. And in so doing they form something within our
    • things will be clearly seen, then we shall really begin to have a
    • Rhea fertilised by Kronos, and so forth. There is something here quite
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    • point. Let us again begin with something quite concrete and material
    • extra-human? Nothing indeed. For all that is external to our being in
    • which were firmly based on facts. The essential thing striven for in
    • work towards a certain point; and in nature everything is based on
    • we proceed farther? The results do not simply vanish into nothingness;
    • The spiritual scientist views vegetable carbon as something impelling
    • of respiration, and that the carbon content of the earth has something
    • there operates something spiritual science recognises as the tendency
    • comprehend animality itself by considering it as something held
    • nothing less than to introduce an element with an urgent tendency
    • knows nothing of the life of matter, of its origin, of its death, nor
    • the atmosphere is something different again. The outer layer beyond
    • has reserved to his own formative process, to execute something that
    • man holds something within, which links him with this upper sphere.
    • But again man bears within him something analogous to this
    • He has within him something of the celestial sphere that contains the
    • manifold activities; and you will have to recognise something which,
    • ourselves, surely, we are at liberty to refer to these things.) This
    • formation. The whole world of the earthworms represents something that
    • people actually think that anything can be explained by means of such
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    • must say to ourselves: here in external nature is something just
    • bound up with something else. For the peculiar thing is that within
    • forces. It follows that one identifies things which are actually not
    • These four organic systems are nothing less than the creators of the
    • itself be persuaded to recognise these things, but to work them out
    • working of lead, as something associated with the fact that hydrogen
    • meditation you will become aware of things in your own bodies which
    • himself, in this direction, and discovered many things, through such
    • radiance from something which hits back, advancing as it were in
    • that we knock against something and cannot pass beyond the bodily
    • organism. This is as it were the first thing which becomes perceptible
    • This polar interaction gives the clue to many important things. We
    • the earth in circles. And simply by learning something of the spatial
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    • in working order. Thus we may be sure of being able to do something to
    • or better, from the light workings of summer; there is something of
    • “gone mad” and did everything at the wrong time, in reference to the
    • triturated silver salts, could produce something eminently capable of
    • These things must be brought forward with caution at the present time.
    • way obtain something which is efficacious when prepared as an
    • The technical method of such a thing has to be discovered. If this is
    • mania.” Note; not anomalies in the process of breathing but in the
    • delusions, it is before all things necessary to obtain precise
    • is able to reveal very many things and one has to acquire gradually a
    • utter things — which are full of life and wit to the point of genius.
    • the other hand omitted, so that there is nothing consecutive or
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    • if only to prove once more how greatly such things may be
    • other. If they can no longer state that these things are false they
    • cannot better train yourself to divine something of the nature of an
    • For Spiritual Science is aware of something that shocks and offends
    • visualisation of these things which is based on judgment. The actual
    • animal world?” My friends, the fact is simply that the things that
    • seek for the explanation of anything in its mere external aspect;
    • You can reach the conviction that this is how things stand from a
    • something extremely enlightening in respect of these two parts of the
    • Many things are discussed in our physiological text books: we should
    • results. For all the facts I here set before you are really nothing
    • define nothing less than that which
    • applied in the correct manner. Well, there again you have something
    • necessary to attract to this place something springing from the astral
    • something which, working from out of the astral organisation, may so
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    • error; namely the conviction that everything deserving the name of
    • become sound again. With such a sound pursuit of science many a thing
    • saw anything abnormal in man he was at the same time led to the
    • something very exciting happens in our neighbourhood? Because we are
    • What is the fundamental cause of such manifestations? Nothing less
    • something of the processes akin to our ego, in the extra-human world,
    • Now, these things were included in primitive man's instinctive
    • knows nothing of the threefold human being — the metabolic human
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    • Gentle massage of the regions round the spleen, brings something into
    • is transmuted rather into something of a conceptual nature and a
    • body will always be of benefit even to the function of breathing; a
    • Migraine or sick headache is nothing but a transference to the head of
    • sensations of warmth or cold. If anything, whether compress or bath,
    • the same. This way of putting things makes them very easy to survey.
    • something of this sort; for the things are of course meaningless
    • man in mind in the case of all these things.
    • youth which then become formative for the organism. But not everything
    • in order to obtain and conserve some things which can only be active
    • task of turning to account the impressions of youth. Something wrong
    • employed. Careful interrogatories will bring to light certain things
    • But the main thing for consideration is that by this route it is never
    • catechising the patients in question. That kind of thing happens
    • because “all that sort of thing” is dismissed out of hand, as
    • and if deprived of its effects — here I must say something which will
    • connected with things of the greatest significance in the human
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    • summarise some things calculated to throw light on the whole of what
    • things proves that what has the most mineralising effect in the
    • which is given up to the external world as something mineral. Here the
    • of the condition. Now I could say something of this sort: a
    • our Waldorf School, besides other things promoting health, is the
    • process is of longer duration, it is still possible to do something
    • with children from six to seven years of age. Something — but
    • case, as may appear from what has already been stated. But something
    • things which increase organic activities — as for instance in the
    • things which are stimulants to healthy functions have on the other
    • chestnut contains something of the same principle as that which builds
    • administration of Æsculin. These are things which need to be tested
    • advised to have some extra kind of food, something special to
    • ourselves alone and not only in matters of food but in things from the
    • Last Supper lies in this: not that Christ gave something special to
    • whole constitution. If a man has become able to endure something
    • conquest of something distasteful means the reconstruction of an organ
    • force consists in nothing less than the conquest of antipathies. To
    • Almost everything we need to know in this division of our subject has
    • owes its upbuilding to the very thing to which it becomes
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    • lungs, from the breathing and heart activity, has the same method of
    • a diaphragm, and it is nothing less than the rhythm of breathing
    • the breathing, continues into the etheric and astral activities and
    • the upper sphere, something is provoked in man that becomes abdominal
    • about these things if one is in a position to trace their true causes.
    • such things carefully, they will lead you to discover a remarkable
    • nothing else than the interplay of internal organic parts, transferred
    • loses this gift; it becomes harder to enter into these things. But it
    • conspicuous is the act of breathing itself. We may state, however,
    • which has its crudest expression in breathing, and that other and
    • weakness of the upper rhythm in breathing, that other and wider rhythm
    • work at the beginning of life. Everything is fundamentally based on
    • life of the individual, man passes through something of which the
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    • this occasion, I shall again start from something apparently remote,
    • in order to reach something very near to us all. Among the written
    • There is always something that reveals externally those secret but —
    • you of something already touched upon in these discussions. Now there
    • thing is that this only holds good with regard to her own individual
    • chief preventative measure is first and foremost to do everything to
    • women. They must have both had something in their egos, in their power
    • something of the general connection between the human will and the
    • Let us now study something in external nature which is among the
    • something in which the force of crystallisation as it were discharges
    • antimonial forces act on man at the moment in which something presses
    • are thus stimulated, and there is nothing left for co-operation with
    • Now I must once more refer to something already dealt with. That is
    • something with an urge to contemplate the world from the same point of
    • urge to develop something analogous to the formation of the human eye.
    • urges towards things only possible in the sensory sphere, lifting man
    • be said that the awakening from sleep in man has something of the
    • potentised doses of belladonna. Thus you will lift something into the
    • soul, something of which you wish to relieve the body. This is the
    • clairvoyant faculties revealed something resembling the phantom of
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    • For up to a certain point, man's digestion is nothing but a
    • nothing less than a movement of the mineralising process from within
    • do something for the alleviation of inert digestive processes, by
    • something which would be far better placed, if it could be removed
    • would be a difficult thing to do for where could one begin? If one
    • before you the facts as they really are. One thing alone may and must
    • professional literature of homeopathy brings to light something else
    • the literature, for everything is beneficial for so very much! I will
    • however, very much opposes these things. It is in fact essential that
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    • wants to educate incompletely developed children. For the very things
    • something to say about them later on, because for anyone who sets out
    • nothing but symptomatology, the study and knowledge of symptoms. When
    • soul of any human being, is that we have in mind something that is
    • reasonable or clever, and then everything that is not an expression
    • all by applying this kind of criterion, and the first thing the
    • conclusions, and simply look at things as they are. What have we
    • the spiritual worlds is something quite different, and is not, in the
    • liver is nothing but a liver process that has become fixed —
    • in the brain everything flows together, the hepatic activity flows
    • synthesizer of everything that is going on in the organism. And the
    • everything is kept separate. Whereas in the head, the renal activity
    • everything flows together, it is all synthesized.
    • system we do not see; everything which is filled with physical
    • thrusting something out from our body; a streaming outwards, a
    • sense, nothing else than a model that we take over from our parents;
    • me something to copy and I change it very considerably. Just as
    • with nothing further than this unfolding of individuality, he would
    • become a person who was perpetually refusing and rejecting everything
    • thing; the exaggerated importance given to it is just a consequence
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    • is, as you know, my dear friends, our intention to work things out
    • approach are quite inadequate, for they can only describe how things
    • nothing else than the inevitable outcome of the so-called
    • not take it seriously, and then nothing remains but to take our start
    • from Anthroposophy. An intermediate way can never be anything but a
    • coming up against the very same kind of thing. If you set out to
    • more than ridicule the whole thing. He has, however, no idea that his
    • puberty everything is as it results from the individuality; the
    • we shall never succeed in discovering in him anything from which
    • years), we find nothing at all in the human organisation that could
    • possibly produce thoughts. There is simply nothing there capable of
    • belongs to the superficial life of soul is nothing else than the
    • once that you are something altogether different from that reflected
    • is providing himself, clothing himself, with an ether body. And now
    • from pre-earthly existence with something that is not at all unlike
    • composure as an objective picture for which nothing but compassion is
    • present-day civilisation; consequently, one thing present-day
    • apply the guidance in the same way; for something extraneous comes in
    • the moment you have to do with hard and fast laws, the thing becomes
    • reckon with it. The things of which we are speaking here cannot be
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    • time have no notion that there is such a thing as a real ego
    • ether body because they are afraid of it. But the very thing that is
    • these illnesses, simply cannot be known, if we know nothing of the
    • this point of view, it is something like what happens when I take up
    • For there is no such thing as what the physicists call matter. In
    • and perceive it all lit up. What enables you to do this? Something
    • and it is something in the ether. Light is, in fact, an ether
    • force. Modern science speaks of light as of something that is
    • present where we see things illumined. Spiritual Science speaks of
    • something etheric; the vibrating that goes on in the etheric brings
    • one only, modern science has still a clear perception of how things
    • enters into this mechanical instrument. The whole thing is
    • recognise the presence within the human organisation of something
    • which comes in reality from the environment, something of which the
    • is asleep something happens in his lung which has the effect that if
    • say, it will do so if the human being wakes up. The unfortunate thing
    • true cause of epileptic fits. Everything else that can be said about
    • body and take into account also ego and astral body. Nothing of any
    • this will be one thing achieved. Then you can go on to something
    • of gravity. When you attach something to his leg, he at once becomes
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    • certain conditions for the patients which, so long as things are in
    • patient's karma, things are bound to take their course in such and
    • God. In the embryonic period, it is entirely a matter of how things
    • there, then the organ is bound to feel it. If something is there in
    • looking at such things they are, of course, bound to bring this
    • false just on this account. You cannot do things that way.
    • things delicately, just as though he had been wounded. Nor shall we
    • has to reach out into something in regard to which he is
    • manner. A child wants to do something but feels a pain and cannot do
    • in him, overriding everything else. If it cannot be made better by
    • to bring something home to the child, to call up ideas in him, then
    • ordinary way, one might imagine that when something like sweating had
    • but it is not necessarily so. For, the peculiar thing is that the
    • everything that is caused by expansion of astral body and ego
    • little by little, something that is important in the observation of
    • something faintly corpse-like in the auric sweatings of these
    • in your memory something you have noticed in the connections of mind
    • flows into everything I see him doing around me. In such a case,
    • something in his own surroundings, when he is himself doing
    • something. Suppose you are a very nervy teacher, a person who is
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    • make clear to you something that you will need to know before seeing
    • the metabolism-and-limbs system. And in fact, this is how things
    • the fact that the head system is to the limb system as outbreathing
    • is to inbreathing. We carry therefore in us, you see, two directly
    • something through the medium of our head — as we do, for
    • organism, and the moment something is caught and held fast, by means
    • organisation (below). And then the same thing happens the moment
    • something strikes home into the astral organisation; that too
    • system. The ego, let us say, receives an impression. If everything
    • before, the urge to push everything back; but, on the contrary, in
    • can do, he is quite content simply to say: “The things have
    • strange thing is, you see, that materialism is quite unable to probe
    • at the child. (The first thing is, of course, to know the child,
    • thing it is that is inclined to disappear in him. In the case of a
    • watch carefully until we can ascertain quite exactly what things he
    • remembers easily and what things he lets disappear within him. Things
    • itself in the fact that it was not easy to teach him anything; he
    • never took anything in, he learned only very slowly and with
    • — and what I am about to say is something you need to take
    • past, or there is nothing new left to be done. Look at Richard
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    • human. The things in the world outside have begun to interest him and
    • turning with heart and feeling to the things of the world. Things he
    • nothing but his little cart. That will remind you of the symptom of
    • (to the boy) Come here a minute! — you will find many things to
    • to note these things, for they are unquestionably bound up with the
    • breathing, through the senses, etc., and is cosmic in origin. The
    • nothing else than a working of karma, for it can have no connection
    • its influence upon the breathing system. The entire system of the
    • breath is very little under control, and breathing tends to become
    • child of this kind: the inbreathing is not in right relation to the
    • outbreathing, it is too vigorous as compared with the outbreathing.
    • connected everything in the human being that has fundamentally to do
    • makes a movement with his arm as if to take hold of something; the
    • you see? It is difficult for him to do anything; he has not the power
    • noticed that there was anything abnormal. Only in course of time,
    • age everything, is still supple in the child, the form of the head
    • among other things, hydrocephalic. I stipulated that he should be
    • the situation. It has made things difficult for him; he looks out
    • to do something — for what I am saying now is true not
    • something, we must take special pains to accompany what the children
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    • every now and then suddenly undergo a change, something like the
    • Assey” is (to begin with) nothing else than a remnant of the
    • earliest years, the boy was apathetic and developed nothing but the
    • to the outside world. Try asking the boy to do something which he
    • himself in himself. In his case, everything that makes for the
    • Anything that enters into the organisation from without — that
    • was made in the corpus callosum, but with no result. The latest thing
    • He has no liking for fruit or vegetables or anything acid, but shows
    • of anything acid or sour. That again is understandable. Acid
    • expect anything else.
    • you as you did today, you can see at once the first thing that needs
    • has to handle something that is not already complete and perfect. He
    • educational sense. We must avoid bringing him in contact with things
    • be constantly making things himself. This will bring his limbs into
    • going on in his astral body; but anything that has the quality of
    • the charm of the thing is a little spoiled. Let us say, you begin to
    • raise a smile at the person or thing that has aroused such enthusiasm
    • thing evaporates like a soap-bubble. But beware that you do not at
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    • poor appetite. Limbs are nourished from cosmos through breathing and
    • perceived everything. Here is another, where you can see how he plans
    • and arranges his picture. Evidently he likes to do things in the way
    • hold of things, he has a very good appetite, and with the exception
    • you will very likely think that he is perceiving things with his
    • embryo, you will find that you have in this child nothing else than a
    • deal of typing. There was nothing strange or unusual to be seen in
    • condition — the child showed nothing unusual. The embryo
    • child started breathing with the lungs did abnormality begin. The
    • it has a more individual significance. It may mean nothing else than
    • or all, with the breathing system. The child comes into connection
    • cosmic forces. Almost everything that takes place with the head
    • everything in its right connection. Many a time, however, the facts
    • themselves will place the things together for our perception; and
    • would not be able to notice anything abnormal about the child, and
    • he had arranged everything so slyly, that the authorities had to go
    • friends of the things that he steals in this wily manner, or of
    • things and just where they all were, making a long story of how it
    • all came about. There is really something impish about the way these
    • day, without our knowing that he has taken anything it will transpire
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    • realise that everything which has to do with morality, everything of
    • “possessing” things. What is particularly strong in him
    • teacher with devotion. The teacher will then speak of things that are
    • interest and enjoyment, and of things that are “bad” in
    • In all education nothing contributes so much to true progress as that
    • happy and animated on account of something he has learned —
    • prepared for the possibility that things may go wrong with that
    • new thing he has learned. This delight at acquiring something in the
    • conceited in relation to other things as well. It should indeed be a
    • live in an easy-going way and let things take their course, and where
    • they look upon the militia as something that is necessary for
    • something that gives one tremendous pleasure, something that thrills
    • his longing to acquire things for himself. The impulse will
    • a milieu within which the habit of stealing has no place; if things
    • are “taken”, then it is things with which one does
    • his time. Something of the kleptomaniac propensity remains with him
    • things will go very badly with him.
    • we have the insight to see and understand things of this kind when we
    • same kind of thing, and then you make it clear that all the time they
    • easily spoil everything. We must go to work with our stories in the
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    • to say something about the cases you have with you at Lauenstein.
    • time and see what things really interested him, and then, starting
    • it quite well, carrying the whole thing through with intense
    • immediately to hand. He resisted the idea, and nothing would persuade
    • point things that the boy follows with a certain interest, we should
    • things which will bring this about. An excellent plan will be to give
    • thing that never fails to help in such cases — and it could
    • just this kind of thing that we must learn to make the object of
    • is sensitive to every little thing that happens with the child he
    • do anything else whatever! That is not the case; and the esoteric
    • several years older. The first thing that claims our attention in his
    • first thing to do therefore is to see that the boy is placed where he
    • about that he is continually occupied with something outside himself,
    • organisation is the main thing; everything else is produced from it.
    • girl with protruding lips. You pointed out that something very
    • such stress. You must never say: In order to perceive such things, I
    • thing does not stand in the way.
    • necessity, this Youth Movement, it is something of quite
    • Youth Movement does need to beware of one thing when it sets out to
    • details, to take pains about the small things that require to
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    • not before. As far as astral body and ego are concerned, everything
    • shall be able to achieve something in the educational sense. The
    • out-breathing, and so the astral organisation will there meet the
    • in his physical body for rest and quiet. The first thing to be done
    • thing you must do is to let him repeat after you rhythmical
    • himself, and to see to it that imitation has its place in everything
    • need to find something which will have, while working together with
    • of the most important things to bear in mind, when you are starting a
    • observe everything he or she takes in hand to do with the children.
    • now we must pass on to another boy who sees everything in colours. He
    • something gentle and noble about him. And that goes together with the
    • we cannot begin to do anything in the way of education for this boy
    • starting-back, a flinching from the world as from something he cannot
    • School education, but everything will depend in his case on how you
    • anything more than this to be said.
    • for example, writing. The boy writes something like this, does he
    • cosmic constellations whether she has noticed anything special in
    • anything special to say about them.”) I address my question
    • contemplation of horoscopes and have probably often had such things
    • hesitates, it is even something of a weakling in this hour; and its
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    • older time saw that there is something definitely abnormal about a
    • child as such, something in every child that is in a certain respect
    • blow from without — and surgery could certainly learn something
    • influence. Taking first the root, we have there something that works
    • things are said, not in order that you may possess them as
    • see around you the very things that provide answers to your
    • through to the place where such things are possible, you must comply
    • that things are constantly happening that prevent him from
    • things that seem to come in our way. On the contrary, it should be
    • been experienced in the performance of the deed. Everything depends,
    • becomes a thing of power. And this is more than ever true when you
    • The first thing you have to do is to study and observe the pedagogy
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    • The Cycle of the Year as Breathing-Process of the Earth
    • changes its aspect in the course of the year, changes everything with
    • need only to think how almost everything related to weather
    • mighty breathing which the Earth carries out in relation to the
    • place on the Earth and around it as breathing processes of a sort. We
    • can even speak of a daily breathing of the Earth. But today we
    • a mighty breathing process of the Earth, in which of course it is not
    • To repeat, it is not a breathing of air of which we speak, but the
    • in-and-out-breathing of forces, of which we can get a partial
    • intend today to bring this annual breathing process of the Earth
    • this time we may compare the Earth's breathing with the lung-breathing
    • breathing. We shall consider that part in which we ourselves dwell;
    • Earth. We must picture (vorstellen) the breathing of the Earth
    • in such a way that in one region there is out-breathing, and in the
    • opposite region in-breathing; but this we need not consider today.
    • birth of Jesus just at this point of the earthly in-breathing and
    • These initiates said something like the following: “In the
    • They saw the birth of Jesus as something which gave the impulse out of
    • “Everything must now be related to the Sun.” — But the
    • insulated from cosmic influences, now with the out-breathing of the
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    • The Cycle of the Year as Breathing-Process of the Earth
    • something other than itself out of itself. In the early Christian
    • enough to experience inwardly something very powerful when they
    • in-and-out-breathing by the Earth itself of soul-spiritual elements.
    • Earth breathing-process, as we allowed them to come before our souls,
    • something concealed at first, as something which cannot be penetrated
    • by the ordinary forces of human knowledge, something which belongs in
    • something comparable to our present Christmas festival existed, it was
    • immerse himself in something into which he could not submerge
    • certain extent also the world of the lower animals into something
    • earthly world. But something else was connected with this Christmas
    • initiation; namely, something that was felt in a certain sense to be a
    • oncoming of spring, when the plant world starts to grow, something
    • mankind, depriving men of any consciousness that anything spiritual
    • this death to undertake something which His former divine companions
    • hell. This signifies nothing other than man's subconscious projection
    • counterweight was given against something which had to come; namely,
    • inner force of his soul, he can no longer, of himself, find anything
    • he must again unite something with it.
    • And this something is another thought, to which there can be no
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    • world can be acquired, whereas everything connected with the
    • as something to which they looked up, they then added also the
    • autumn Michael festival something that would pass over into men's
    • above the surface of the earth. Nothing in reality will be
    • something can be achieved only by the mighty impact of a
    • Earth is breathing out her soul-forces, in order that these
    • the Earth, the extra-earthly, cosmic element. The Earth is breathing
    • (Erganzung) of the Easter mood. But by means of this, something
    • sprouting, burgeoning life, which causes everything to merge as in a
    • spiritual life today. Man wants everything to revert to a unity, to a
    • materialistic Monist. Everything is included in an indefinite unity.
    • something is dissolved, and then by some process we should cause this
    • The spring tends to weave everything together, to blend everything
    • Easter thought loses nothing of value if the Michaelmas thought is
    • everything appears — I might say — as a pantheistic mixture,
    • way, between the in-breathing of what was differentiated-out and the
    • out-breathing again, an intermediate condition. You see a
    • But the important thing is this: not to stop with the common human
    • fancy that everything must be led back to a unity; thereby everything,
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    • Today I want to share something entirely different with you in this
    • year something approximating the human ego-consciousness on the one
    • ego-consciousness, whereby the ego appeared as something that entered
    • the Mysteries. For everything the people did in performing their
    • done these things.” But in certain ancient times they would have
    • said: “One can learn these things also today without having any
    • dominated everything, they have forgotten the connection of singing
    • however, would never say such a thing. He would never say: “The
    • course not all of them send out song; but something similar even
    • into cosmic space.— And there is something else yet that belonged
    • came back again — of course not as rain, but as something which
    • age disregards anything like this. He has something else to do than
    • and so on; he simply has something else to do which is not dependent
    • these take on something of the plant nature. Just consider what kind
    • air and warmth themselves streamed down from above like something akin
    • greening of the Earth today — they felt something plant-like
    • everything became poetic — although it had been thoroughly
    • time everything was steeped in the musical-poetic, in the dance
    • element, now in the depths of winter everything was first prepared in
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    • still be perceived, as a result of life, as something which in its
    • other three-quarters of the year nothing was revealed to them of what
    • this “I” to the world was not something
    • “naturalistic,” to use the modern term; it was not something
    • received as an external phenomenon. Rather, it was something which was
    • of Zeus as the god of thunder, armed with a thunderbolt. Something
    • what then worked upon man, was felt to be something super-human which
    • played into the human order of things.
    • were reached toward him at this season. Everything that man believed
    • mineralized. Everything inclined in a certain way towards the death of
    • not have been able to speak thus, for then everything rested on
    • Michaelmas season, people said to themselves: “By everything that
    • something that united itself with his own being. In contrast to the
    • experienced something of the earthly during the autumnal equinox. But
    • about. But at the same time he was also aware of something quite
    • Already during autumn he had felt something stirring within him that
    • was within him by way of Nature: everything associated with the
    • Enlightenment, but something else. Just in that season in which evil
    • ancient wisdom all sorts of things were undertaken that induced men to
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    • know nothing of what is really happening to us and around us.
    • people will hear from children many things which in the ordinary way
    • Lucifer is connected with the experience of breathing, of the
    • in-breathing and the out-breathing. The relationship between a man's
    • breathing and the functioning of his organism as a whole must be
    • absolutely regular and normal. The moment the breathing process is in
    • the breathing process becomes too forceful, when it makes greater
    • the disturbed breathing process makes a man conscious in dream, so
    • instead of the regular breathing, there is a feeling of being choked
    • be mingling with the breathing.
    • diminution of consciousness, Lucifer intermingles with the breathing
    • anything becomes a problem in the soul or gives rise to doubt
    • concerning one thing or another in the world, this is a subtler form
    • confronts us, then something seems to be strangling us, but in such a
    • breathing process is connected with the urge to question, or with the
    • everything that is associated with questioning and doubt, with
    • feelings of dissatisfaction caused when something in the world demands
    • question inwardly oppresses or makes us uneasy, the breathing process
    • becomes stronger, more forceful. There is something in the breathing
    • What happens when the breathing process becomes excessively vigorous
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    • could say that these gulfs had anything to do with a being, when they
    • are obviously nothing else than extensions of the surface of the sea.
    • of the brain and in the matter of the nerves have nothing whatever to
    • the earth — for to know nothing of Spiritual Science is to be “under
    • have nothing to do with what is happening above in the realm of
    • fact is, man is in reality something altogether different from what we
    • immediately get something of an Ego experience. And it is really a
    • Everything comes, from left and right, up to this line of incision.
    • Ahriman, have nothing whatever to do with the experience you have in
    • from the other are trying each to grasp something for himself, The
    • of occultism, this means nothing else than that he is placed in still
    • so close to one another as to leave nothing but a surface between
    • approach something else that has been shaped and formed in accordance
    • sculptured wood, but is where there is nothing — where the air bounds
    • can only feel — that is the thing that matters. I said once on a former
    • olden times. In the art of olden times the essential thing was what is
    • outside in space; but in the new art something else is of account.
    • What is outside is no more than the mould, and the essential thing
    • painting. The important thing is, not what is painted, but the
    • nothing beautiful in it!” We mean, I see no beautiful cake mould —
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    • world intermingled, everything is mobile. This is how it is with the
    • bringing such a thing into consciousness. If we think of the etheric
    • we would have nothing to fire our will. If Ahriman were to withdraw
    • that when Ahriman enters into our etheric body, something more enters
    • How can such a thing happen? It can happen in the following way. The
    • etheric body loosened, he is perhaps able to perceive something of the
    • experiences in this way in his etheric body something he would never
    • not of course imagine that we see the situation as we perceive things
    • something that was merely in myself, it was no mere dream that I
    • dreamed, it was a feeling that communicated to me something that was
    • is something which belongs to us and which we have in our power. In
    • proper, orderly manner through the various ages of life. Something is
    • through the fact that something is continually sleeping in us, even in
    • in the daytime! But when man is wide awake by day, something still
    • everything becomes pictures when Ahriman is no longer busy fixing them
    • himself at the same time something that shall give him weight, so that
    • right. Here it is a question of calling in something that can be set
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    • already spoken about potatoes; perhaps we could hear something about
    • other foodstuffs. Some vegetarians won't eat things that have hung in
    • eat something, it goes through the mouth down into the stomach, then
    • Now the very first thing one needs, the substance one must have
    • protein without fail. The second thing one needs is fats. These too
    • are in all foods. Fats are even in plants. The third thing has a name
    • secretions in our stomach. Starch is something we need without fail,
    • carbohydrates. But we still need something else: minerals. We get them
    • of all things the two most essential for human life are the green sap
    • the one other essential thing is blood.
    • Now this brings us to something very remarkable. Think how you
    • could also say some thing else. Because — remember the most expensive
    • thing in the world? a diamond — and that's made of carbon; it just
    • recently been describing to you, everything would long ago have been
    • it back again. Man gives carbon dioxide out and kills everything; the
    • plant keeps back the carbon, releases the oxygen and brings everything
    • to life again. And the plant could do nothing with the carbon dioxide
    • breathing but also for food. And that brings us to another remarkable
    • has at first almost nothing but a head. He begins with his head. His
    • Everything that makes a human being solid is the result of the way the
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    • protein. He also has the forces to build something up again, to make
    • have the kind of memory that can take note of something, it uses its
    • these things do not go fully into our body, but only to the lower part
    • living things; they are not minerals, they are something alive. A
    • In recent times when everything has become materialistic, people have
    • knows that when he was a young fellow, everything that came out of the
    • If there is to be nothing but the mineral fertilizer that has now
    • But if something is lacking in the diet steadily for weeks, then the
    • body becomes exceedingly hungry. That is also something that must be
    • I have already pointed out that many other things are connected with
    • Among other things, they had no potatoes! Potatoes were not introduced
    • breathing, perhaps; but he can endure very much when he has good
    • breathing. And let me say right here: don't think that someone has
    • person is not the one who can't bear anything but the one who can!
    • not become toughened up when he is not able to stand anything; the
    • stimulated to think. He can't do anything but think. That's why his
    • weakest human beings are those living in regions where almost nothing
    • have said this often.) Materialistic science knows nothing about
    • and thinks — and knows nothing. The truth is finally this: that if
    • something! Those are the things I wanted to say about nutrition.
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    • than they at first anticipated. But there is something which all
    • be something unbearable about having to think deeply about such
    • concentrating on the pleasant things in life. We go to dances and
    • something which will reflect his values. We have already been
    • in a more conscious manner, to experience something which is under
    • appearance is not always the decisive thing — are less able to
    • The things which are being sought by these souls on the byways of
    • reflect, a little something of what I would like to describe as the
    • cultural phenomenon — was to offer them something which went
    • at the world which led away from crude materialism towards something
    • the things which at that time required a great deal of inner courage
    • all kinds of things had already been discussed. One person started to
    • things naturally developed.
    • had nothing but contempt for their normal life, including, of course,
    • their work. The exoteric life, however, was not something which could
    • be avoided. That was accepted. But everything else was esoteric. In
    • such things were seen as people with whom one spoke about the
    • ordinary things in life. It was with the former that you discussed
    • everything which existed as legend and myth.
    • because there were still great inhibitions about such things at that
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    • talk about the Anthroposophical Society, the first thing of relevance
    • might say, to compensate for something missing in their human nature;
    • something which they wanted to feel and experience inwardly, but
    • we ask whether there was something which distinguished those who
    • it was not unreasonable to assume that the something which people
    • to their consciousness in the way they went about things. They
    • thought that something of all this had to be present in people
    • houses, of course — as an invisible helper. All kinds of things
    • A certain view of things, a doctrine, was definitely required for
    • something exceedingly archaic about them. It was hard to avoid the
    • lack of understanding, something did rub off on people. One might
    • This was something which forged the Theosophical Society into a
    • repeatedly realized the terrible things their leaders were doing but
    • something which has remained little more than an ideal. In this area
    • One must create a link with something which already exists in
    • finally, were the ones to whom one could talk about such things.
    • In the 1880s I could see, above all, a kind of mirage; something
    • one was liable to encounter something very peculiar. If we think
    • his lectures something to the effect that you had to become aware of
    • possess something which is eternal. Zimmermann was seeking an answer
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    • — to dismiss everything that can be said about Blavatsky by
    • the first instance everything which took place outwardly, and simply
    • fundamental forces of the world than anything which has been
    • our time! One simply has to face up to these things in a fully objective
    • a post. Coincidentally a certain Baroness Mink, who had nothing to do
    • things in all areas of our intellectual life, finishing with someone
    • Such things have to be taken into account when taking full stock
    • things traditionally preserved by secret societies, which were at
    • to secrete away everything contained in the lecture cycles. At a
    • better job of protecting these things. They knew that something
    • revealed something of significance in the sense that we have
    • knowledge which it presented as something original, through which was
    • peculiar development to experience something in a living way which
    • demonstration that there is something in the depths of human nature
    • consciousness; that there is something present in the body which,
    • when it is raised to consciousness, appears as something spiritual.
    • discovers something so deep-seated in the psyche that it did not
    • anthroposophy to know that all kinds of things can be extracted from
    • the things which the human being has experienced before he descended
    • into the physical world, and then there are those things which he has
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    • spend time on something where there was evidence of that sort of
    • thing.
    • a wider impact. Because, as we saw, these things could be read and
    • Blavatsky's writings and everything else connected with her
    • Theosophical Society? One thing which did not happen, when it was
    • across has nothing to do with what called itself the Theosophical
    • Within the Anthroposophical Society, at any rate, such things
    • scribblings to which these things have gradually given rise.
    • with the bridge to something of a quite different nature: to the
    • ancient religions. But everything which might have been expected as
    • Christianity. Blavatsky depicts everything which comes from the
    • Now we might be surprised by two things. First, that it is
    • something which they do not always acknowledge and which they try to
    • thirteenth centuries. These things must not be overlooked. Education
    • calculation. By excluding everything else it became possible —
    • everything which human beings believe, which they consider to be
    • in the fourteenth or fifteenth centuries. The important thing was for
    • People needed something vividly pictorial not something which could
    • be debated. Something was required which would allow the spirit to
    • secrets, the Mystery of Golgotha and everything connected with it,
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    • thinker, his interest extended to everything which could be learnt
    • Nietzsche. It is the most difficult thing for a scientific mind
    • as a whole, it really feels like nothing
    • only by what was being said about it. These things have to be seen in
    • lives were lighting up within them, took the first thing on offer
    • souls, it was because they had questions about things to which
    • could find an answer to them in something like Annie Besant's book
    • In times of great historical change things are not decided in as
    • with these things. Every step had to be conquered. A polemical
    • These things certainly did not happen without inner reservations.
    • Everything had to be done at the right time and place, at least in my
    • which corresponded exactly to the way things are presented as a
    • the renewal of old knowledge, had to be pursued if the right things
    • something which has to be drawn as turning back on itself (see
    • create something which was also capable of illuminating the ancient
    • there were people who denied that there was anything new in my
    • the Dutch theosophists were seething that an alien
    • the living present standing against something which was based merely
    • Something had to change. That is when the conversation between Mrs
    • clarified that the things which I had to represent as anthroposophy
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    • transmit something which, although passed down by traditional means,
    • to overcome. Many people were working towards something, but it was
    • That is an extreme example of things which are not at all rare in
    • the etheric or astral field. There was nothing we could do about
    • that. The whole thing dissolved more or less amicably. In the end we
    • Society over a long period. This permanent atom was something awful,
    • understand the seriousness with which these things were pursued,
    • the point was forcefully made that things have to be presented in a
    • represent the atom of something etheric; the third model, still more
    • That is something of an image of the way in which the strong
    • group which gathered round a great friend of Blavatsky's. Things were
    • someone had responded by saying that everything Dr. Blümel spoke
    • something similar, because they cannot imagine the possibility of
    • things which I am explaining here must be understood by anyone who
    • represents a sort of compendium of everything which had been put
    • up programmes, is the worst thing which can happen to a spiritual
    • But there is something I must say which I would also urge members
    • leads to a spiritual interpretation of something which is human, all
    • him.” Then everything would be fine, even in esoteric
    • You see, all these things are in direct contradiction to the
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    • Of course programmes and similar things had to be organized to
    • main thing was that positive spiritual work was undertaken at each
    • everything that had gone before, would focus the attention of the
    • The opportunity to construct the building assumed that something
    • number of people experienced its presence as something with a certain
    • Everything I have spoken about in the last few days was meant to
    • The only thing I need add is that my trip to London is planned for
    • pass over these things lightly with the argument that not only are
    • anything in speaking about or working on this material other than
    • eurythmy is based on anything other than the sources of
    • anthroposophy. Everything is taken from the sources of anthroposophy.
    • attempt in one way or another to achieve something which might
    • increasing interest. Look at everything which has contributed to
    • or there something very similar existed which had to be taken into
    • anthroposophical movement as it affected everything else. Now it must
    • In talking about these things in an objective manner, I do not
    • overcome to a certain extent the things which so divided people
    • between 1914 and 1918. But anyone watching these things will have
    • context something came strongly to the surface which I have described
    • things had to be held together and it was of paramount importance
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    • encounter something to which the natural sciences in their present
    • form have no access, something which can only be seen as belonging
    • love and thus has to be sought in every single being, something quite
    • view. But that made something else all the more necessary. For the
    • first thing we have to think about when we talk about a conception of
    • recognized as something akin to a reflection of divine action in
    • lots of other fine things. But they have no real foundation, or
    • something about nature which withers the human being. A terrible
    • of something withering away was inescapable. Goethe raised these
    • smallest components of living things. You could look through a
    • the stars and see physical worlds but nothing else. At the same time
    • believe in something which cannot be established as a reality.
    • science. Everything else is invalid. Christianity teaches that Christ
    • civilization if we do not observe these things. It was something
    • scientific progress. That can only be a good thing, for spiritual
    • not the case, things would not have developed as they have in modern
    • That is how things are. Let us return once more to that excellent
    • had to bleed many people, but something peculiar happened when he
    • spurting out of the vein. The same thing happened in every case and
    • had become sick at sea, something had happened to make the venous
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    • thing that meets us in life today we need spiritual science
    • as a kind of compensation for those things in modern life
    • that weaken, we might actually say destroy, something of the
    • initiation knowledge of things also undergoes the effects
    • on us in the natural order of things, our ego and astral body
    • are inside everything going on around us. We are inside these
    • not want my lectures to have this effect. Everything of the
    • One thing
    • inside, the matter is like this: When we take things from
    • spiritual beings into the things we construct.
    • ahrimanic setting for everything that goes on in us in a
    • things look like from inside.
    • therefore notice how the mechanical things of modern life
    • thing that opposes this devotion to the spiritual world, and
    • difficult style into something as trivial as can be —
    • about one thing and another, but of how you take it
    • sleep! They would far rather have things conjured up before
    • “Beware of Ahriman!” for nothing can protect you
    • Now something
    • We must take all these things together, for that
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    • as something living will find these preliminaries very much
    • contemplated without the aid of time. Basically everything in
    • thing for the human mind to conceive, accustomed as it is to
    • relating everything to space; but in order to gain a clear
    • is nothing by comparison. We would be unable to move a hand
    • do nothing here. We are dependent on help from a being
    • nothing but lie on the earth immobile, making concepts in
    • in our way of looking at things, that the etheric body is
    • bring about something which we do not separate from ourselves
    • taking nothing of the etheric body, nothing of the astral
    • body, nothing of the ego. In the same way, where sculpture is
    • bring them down one step lower, using nothing of the astral
    • body and nothing of the ego except in so far as they send
    • Now nothing arises that could truly have a spatial nature,
    • art does not contain what works in the ego as something which
    • something that has moved from the ego down one step towards
    • something which is still outside the human being. For, in
    • this is something that will only reach a certain degree of
    • that I am referring to something of which we know only the
    • most elementary beginnings today: Something of which we can
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    • present Earth evolution, we are placing something in the
    • must appear to our present way of looking at things as
    • absolute nonsense, as something that cannot exist, as the
    • most part a sleepwalker. A vast number of things take place
    • speak like this; for he carries within himself something
    • existence. He does something which proves that he in a
    • joy, things that affect or impress us, whatever fate brings
    • by man on earth. But something capable of giving him clear
    • in fact something which does not fit in with the comfortable
    • everything the soul experiences when it suddenly feels it has
    • eternally lost and can never recover anything which it may
    • things which are put before us in such an apparently abstract
    • create something in architecture or sculpture for ourselves.
    • from the building as something rendered harmless. It really
    • Things must be made visible. But we must not let the matter
    • things that concern the ahrimanic elements of our
    • Such things
    • spiritual science is something which can grasp man in a
    • changed into something impersonal if we take hold of
    • the bitterest disappointments if something that is striven
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    • past days we have examined various things that make us aware
    • immersion in the macrocosm he was able to experience things
    • in the macrocosm, and we can then take these things further.
    • For nothing of harm can come to him
    • that Olaf Asteson experienced something of this descent into
    • consider it one of our most urgent tasks to do everything we
    • Many things
    • content of man's world conception. One thing will be
    • together various things we have taken up in our hearts and
    • hear nothing of the infinitely deep wisdom that comes to us
    • Westphalia, because certain things out of the five Books of
    • something occurs that can be described like this: We
    • the same way as the things around us relate to us; they make
    • through him. Here, man confronts things. When man enters the
    • reverence, this devotion, is among the many things we need in
    • science, was something that people did not have the slightest
    • imagine that these things are valuable only in the sphere of
    • mankind knew nothing of the threefold nature of man. Everyone
    • But people can say anything they like. No doubt they can say
    • that everything agrees with everything else. I recently saw a
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    • Everything in the world, each event and
    • purpose of learning something from them and making progress
    • kind of devotion for things we were talking about yesterday
    • these things. If it had been the other way round, and the
    • right thing in bringing these reminders to you in the
    • observation, an appeal to something that affects the artist
    • in forgetting everything else around us and concentrate
    • colour in front of us, not merely as something that works
    • upon us but as something with which we ourselves are united,
    • space. And when the reaction comes, when something emerges in
    • experience something of the creative activity of the Spirits
    • We shall also understand something of how the surface nature of
    • the colour becomes something that has to be overcome, as it were,
    • another example. Let us imagine we do the same thing with a
    • surface. We shall experience something quite different this
    • understand the inner nature of things and to unite it with
    • nature of things.
    • same thing with a yellow surface we feel as though we were
    • green meadow, shutting out everything else and concentrating
    • things. As a specific example I have taken the colours that
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    • grown accustomed to learning things through the
    • that dry science has something cold and unfeeling about it
    • and robs things of their dewy freshness. Yet one could say
    • everything is constituted and be perfectly satisfied with
    • wondering about anything, or having any feelings of an
    • and not less. Everything grows even more puzzling, which
    • notebook, is not knowing anything about the Elohim. But out
    • dawn is revealing something to us of the unfathomable life of
    • lost the habit of uniting ourselves with the life of things.
    • re-introduce this living with things. This was attempted in
    • distance. When people see something descending, they are
    • only to see the thing higher up to start with, and then
    • creeping into things and feeling the experience of weight,
    • feeling the thing pressing down all the time. With an
    • plunge them into the life of things outside themselves.
    • something like this we shall see how much richer our soul
    • soul into the things of the world; for our soul is now not
    • presented in our series of pillars and everything connected
    • the essential thing. Yet this will not stop music from being
    • everything that is inside must also be outside, in art
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    • level in the Jupiter period. Another thing you know is that
    • take it for granted, if we want to talk about these things,
    • secrets of life. It is surely a good thing to make
    • something absurd. A person does exactly the same thing as far
    • eggs that have nothing left in them to be hatched out.
    • not the main thing when it comes to the solving of riddles of
    • truth. I have to say these things over and over again,
    • questions of man's Earth evolution. There is something in our
    • these things because we have to. We have to eat and we have
    • instinct and everything arising out of ourselves on a natural
    • of illness. All these things arise out of a certain
    • initiation science as something that hits you in the eye,
    • about horses now — you will see him breathing out, and
    • You know, with regard to various things in the human being,
    • earthly, just watery. Something that has an extremely
    • arise out of love show something quite different from deeds
    • Elohim formed earthly man by breathing into him.’
    • Elohim breathing the living being of man into his mouth and
    • already made references to similar things and mentioned at
    • These things
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    • arises out of this ring form is nothing else but the bone
    • doesn't he? This is because the glove is something dead. It
    • is quite different with something living. If the glove were
    • nothing in the realm of life that could not arise as a
    • metamorphosis something else happens as well. Certain parts
    • to anything organically connected with the Goetheanum, for if
    • nothing, so the dotted line has gone, and on the other side
    • the whole thing has been pushed in (see a). There the whole
    • thing has been pulled out instead of being pushed in (b) but
    • here (a) it has shrunk to nothing instead of growing. Imagine
    • out again and the whole thing pushed together, then the
    • thing ourselves.
    • force has to be there that can enlarge things and develop
    • creating things that belong together, than by trying to get
    • into things and being inside them is another way of imitating
    • forces in nature. There is hardly anything outside in nature
    • wafts away. When this kind of thing is expressed in the form,
    • have already discussed. One of these interesting things is
    • that it was possible to express everything that had to be
    • everything to do with it. This principle can he modified in
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    • is destroyed; there is no longer anything at work in it that could
    • other. One must be clear that while the man lived there was something
    • produce the human race. This is something really everyone can realize
    • early, and a little experiment is made to show that everything really
    • was something in the world mist itself that was able to move and so
    • Now what is it that underlies everything material?
    • anything red-hot, on fire, it turns to fluid. If I work on it still
    • nothing more of it. It is the same with all substances. On what does
    • things solid or fluid or gaseous? It is heat! And unless heat is
    • there in the first place, nothing at all can be solid or fluid. So we
    • can say that heat or fire is what is underlying everything in the
    • is not the name that matters. It has, in fact, something to do with
    • Now the first thing to come about in connection with
    • this warmth-being was a cooling down. Things cool down continually.
    • And what happens when what has been nothing but warmth now cools
    • solid object, gas is formed in the warmth; but when something not yet
    • cosmic body everything is air. There is as yet no water, nothing
    • in the course of time. You see, in this second condition something
    • Something still actually remains of all that was there
    • in existence, everything had to fly, and since the air has remained
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    • chlorine, a combination of the two. Such things come about in nature.
    • world-egg beyond which one could see nothing. And you can imagine how
    • inside; there the bulk of flesh is the main thing. That belongs to
    • but something in between. These creatures therefore had limbs in
    • which there was something of a thorn-like, nature, but also something
    • they have had to develop something of a lung nature. But the
    • stomach. Nor was there anything solid there to eat. All that they
    • air, and were something similar to the wings of today. They were
    • very, very different in one respect: there is only one thing
    • breathing and half for taking in nourishment. What existed in the air
    • But later something occurred of very special importance.
    • one day something happened. It happened that one day from this living
    • than anything horn-like that we have on earth, but it is not quite
    • great deal of oxygen, because we need it for breathing. Yes, there is
    • you must count everything. Oxygen is in the air and in many solid
    • When everything was fluid, when the air was almost fluid before it
    • was very important in that original condition. Nowadays these things
    • crystallized. In fact, not only hair but practically everything in
    • intermediate things before it comes up into the head, the eye, the
    • terribly nervous creatures, aware of everything with a fine nervous
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    • we want to compare its earlier condition with anything, we can only
    • densifies, it becomes what the earth is. One must observe such things
    • Today, however, things are done in quite a different
    • People today do not think about things as we have done
    • in the mountains through landslides or something similar. One goes
    • This is nothing so very special, for people often
    • underestimate the time it takes for something like this to happen.
    • reason or other, and Heavens! there's something under this church
    • excavate, there is no railway, no tunnel nor anything else by which
    • understood at all unless one can go into such things. For all the
    • preserved, while everything else has been dissolved. When one comes
    • acids in the body. Then something very remarkable occurs: the earth
    • shaped around the animal. But there is nothing inside; the soil has
    • However, you must not imagine that things are always so
    • appearance of the whole animal from the form of its teeth. So things
    • But as one studies these strata one finds out how things
    • in one place they see some funny little things looking like
    • assume that there was something around it that dissolved, and only a
    • us of nothing but flowers, that there were always flowers. It would
    • considers how something like this great mountain mass of the Alps has
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    • into the earth as I described to you, when they examine something
    • everything in the earth must have bubbled up and been alive as it is
    • can only take place in something living. The earth must have been
    • I would now like to speak of something that will show
    • Atlantic Ocean. Now I want to tell you something. Over there (Africa
    • everything were in movement as it was in those times, it would be
    • Dubois found over there in Asia. Such a thing must, of course, have a
    • something very small. In those times we were huge, great fluid or
    • nor man but something between. The one remained imperfect, the other
    • there everything rose. In America the earth rose also, while in
    • even the obstinate thickheads who can grasp nothing but their own
    • caves where there are things from which we can assume that the men of
    • And the most remarkable things we find in them are paintings and
    • be above in the air. But it could not include anything solid; they
    • couldn't have a writing desk, or anything else. At most, they could
    • make it in the air only; nothing of it would be there if one looked
    • was land where the Atlantic Ocean is now, then things could be more
    • once. So we must imagine that these men shaped everything once upon a
    • time, but nothing lasted; it was there in very delicate matter. And
    • when later they began to shape things that were more coarse, these
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    • humanity who lived in ancient Atlantis, of whom nothing remains. For
    • dig there, and in all probability find nothing. For, as I have said,
    • gestures was something that one cannot dig out of the ground-because
    • there was nothing that endured! Thus, what was there long before the
    • absorbed everything from the Europeans, and what remains of their
    • Now if we observe the Chinese — among them, things
    • not include anything that can be called religion. The Chinese culture
    • super-sensible. The remarkable thing is that the Chinese have had
    • something of the same kind. The Chinese do not venerate invisible
    • from what they are farther south; everything is different there. The
    • the sun makes everything equal. They saw in the sun a fructifying,
    • the planets makes everything equal. Thus the Chinese pictured their
    • essentially to imply “belonging to something.”
    • Everything was then so arranged that the people said:
    • organized everything on the earth in accordance with what appeared
    • Now something came about through this circumstance that
    • rounder. They gave names to single things, but what “a table”
    • system; with them everything was organized as in a family. Within a
    • family, when a son or daughter wants to do something, there is no
    • thought of such a thing as a legal contract. But today, if someone
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    • hear something about other foodstuffs. Some vegetarians won't eat
    • things that have hung in the air, like beans or peas. And when one
    • of nutrition is that when we eat something, it goes through the mouth
    • Now the very first thing one needs, the substance one
    • foods. One needs protein without fail. The second thing one needs is
    • thing has a name that will be less familiar to you, but one needs to
    • and the secretions in our stomach. Starch is something we need
    • sugar we need from the carbohydrates. But we still need something
    • quite clearly: that of all things the two most essential for human
    • the green leaf. And the one other essential thing is blood.
    • Now this brings us to something very remarkable.
    • is just a heap of black coal! But you could also say something else.
    • Because — remember the most expensive thing in the world? a
    • everything would long ago have been poisoned by the carbon dioxide
    • everything; the plant keeps back the carbon, releases the oxygen and
    • brings everything to life again. And the plant could do nothing with
    • only for his breathing but also for food. And that brings us to
    • in the womb, he has at first almost nothing but a head. He begins
    • bones, for instance. Everything that makes a human being solid is the
    • — everything is related. And if one's child has worms, one
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    • protein. He also has the forces to build something up again, to make
    • something, it uses its “memory” forces just for building
    • In fact, even these things do not go fully into our body, but only to
    • that plants are living things; they are not minerals, they are
    • something alive. A plant comes to us out of the seed we put in the
    • itself. In recent times when everything has become materialistic,
    • older person knows that when he was a young fellow, everything that
    • If there is to be nothing but the mineral fertilizer
    • missing some essential element. But if something is lacking in the
    • That is also something that must be carefully noticed.
    • I have already pointed out that many other things are
    • attention to that fact. Among other things, they had no potatoes!
    • not so keen on thinking as on breathing, perhaps; but he can endure
    • very much when he has good breathing. And let me say right here:
    • can't bear anything but the one who can!
    • up when he is not able to stand anything; the person who can endure
    • is constantly stimulated to think. He can't do anything but think.
    • where almost nothing else is grown but potatoes, where the people
    • nothing about nutrition; it has no idea what is healthy food for
    • it thinks and thinks and thinks — and knows nothing. The truth
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    • Today there are many things we know very little about.
    • only thing is, gentlemen, that knowledge was not then imparted in the
    • But there is something else to remember. You see, when
    • This is something in the history of culture that
    • that if they bury some small thing belonging to a sick person —
    • Now when this kind of thing comes to the notice of a
    • Gentlemen, nothing has ever arisen in that way. No
    • going about on earth he is a sinful being; beside doing good things
    • he does many bad things. But, they thought, the dead man lives on as
    • was certainly not the custom to collect sick pay; that kind of thing
    • on as superstition; it has arisen from something perfectly
    • assertion that something perfect can come from what is not perfect
    • begin with, so that it may in time become a perfect table. But things
    • in nature too, anywhere in the world. You first have things in a
    • conditions in which everything is based on violence and power, and
    • wisdom counts for nothing — well, it could indeed happen that
    • the men who want to found everything on power would gradually take on
    • It might indeed be said that those who care nothing today for the
    • You see, all manner of strange things are experienced
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    • wine is stored. It is the same with other things. For instance, there
    • blue, the red surface will lose some of its vividness. Everything,
    • related to the things. This has led to the opinion that man does not
    • behind such things.
    • something that comes toward our own body in a gaseous or airy form.
    • When nothing of this kind comes toward us, we cannot smell the
    • his work requires that he should be able to distinguish things by
    • longer classify as water. In earlier times everything fluid was
    • something that vaporizes as gas. The violet contains gas that can
    • namely, that the earth revolves around the sun; let us take things as
    • different point. But there is something remarkable here. In certain
    • not only twilight but something else that is always a thing of
    • Thus we can say: The whole of cosmic space is filled with something.
    • spirit everywhere, real spirit. So you see, everything on the earth
    • things; the dog doesn't understand things, he smells them. We
    • over the fields, he finds everything terribly interesting; so many
    • forms an idea, a mental image of things, a dog smells them. And it is
    • things. But they take on colors according to how the sun shines upon
    • toward Saturn, we would smell nothing. But when the asafetida, which
    • sensitive noses for everything that streams into the universe from
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    • this would mean the end of all life on our globe! But no such thing
    • something of that kind. There are also dense components, but they are
    • existing on Mars. But why “canals”? There is nothing to
    • there is something rather similar to our trade winds. You know that
    • There is something rather similar on Mars. Only everything on Mars is
    • in a far stronger sense than Mars, on which everything is still more
    • I want to mention something that can help you to
    • again to be irradiated by the sun. Very many things depend upon the
    • And now let me tell you something. You all know of the
    • little maggots, and then there are years when simply nothing can be
    • to the same extent, and the influence of Mars is hidden. Everything
    • are never made because these things are not believed.
    • influence upon everything on the earth that is dead, that must be
    • can do nothing — nor Mars. If the moon were not there, no
    • closely all things are connected.
    • twenty-one. And yet even then something continues to be added. Most
    • people do not actually grow any more, but something is added
    • What is of far greater importance is how things in the
    • an earlier period of the earth. These things can be known. They
    • things. If, then, you want to have an idea of what Mars is like
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    • anything to do with the weather? The summer has been so unbelievably
    • years, do have something to do with conditions in the heavens, but
    • enormously in number and this certainly means something for the
    • so the phenomenon of the sunspots — among other things —
    • Everything of the earth that is spiritual will then take on a
    • to mark anything definite in the calendar in regard to it —
    • But in old folklore something was known about these
    • things. Old folklore should not be cast aside altogether. When the
    • conditions of life were simpler, people took an interest in things
    • thing, for washing with hard water can, as you know, ruin your
    • So you see, these things used to be known; it was
    • is no such influence. Now when professors quarrel, nothing very much
    • Our great-grandparents knew these things and said to
    • remember this: everything connected with the moon is repeated every
    • something in the weather similar to what happened 18 or 19 years
    • before. So as everything repeats itself, these people observed other
    • about the weather. Naturally, such things need not be quite exact,
    • observations something can certainly be done for the fertility of the
    • thing they take place only once every hundred years or so, and for
    • another, very significant things can be observed when Venus is
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    • everything must first be wiped absolutely dry. It must not be
    • Question: Could we hear something about the
    • We produced a substance that contained — among other things —
    • had come out quite wonderfully. The whole thing looked just like a
    • Now in connection with this I want to explain something
    • everything round. If I were to make it round, I would come to the
    • then you must admit something else. If the earth is a tetrahedron, a
    • as is always the case when things, even metals, are consumed by fire
    • You see, it can always be shown that when things like
    • things, where so many German philosophers taught, where Haeckel
    • life of science discovers quite useful things in this direction.
    • patriarchal beard and said: “It must be something important if
    • words. But the whole thing smelled of show business. Falb knew quite
    • not simply to accept everything. The clientele that Falb had at that
    • earth were really molten inside then something else would not be in
    • weight there must be something that attracts, that develops gravity.
    • underneath, something develops that later seeks an outlet through an
    • You can see from this that something is already
    • should it all flare up instantly? Here I'll tell you something else.
    • realize that those very things that take place on earth irregularly
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    • become more and more convinced that anthroposophy is something that
    • little inclined to accept something new when it comes into the world.
    • everything today has been affected by the discovery of the power of
    • such a thing; it was such a silly, useless thing! Nor has it always
    • is a necessity, because nothing in the world can really be understood
    • unless the spiritual foundation of things is recognized and known.
    • behind everything and within everything.
    • nourishment. Why is that? It is because something is working in the
    • there is something more than the mere chemical components: namely,
    • nourishes the human being, the potato is found to be something that
    • science. When things are genuinely investigated with respect to their
    • But there is something else as well. Every substance in
    • science; it is by no means something that refutes natural science.
    • And besides that, we have in spiritual science something that
    • ask people simply to believe things that are said. Matters of faith
    • least to know something about the essential things in the world.
    • I'd like to tell you something that will show you how
    • such a thing could be proven exactly and scientifically. So at that
    • everything has become a matter of calculation, and the calculations
    • the oceans and seas through the force of gravity, and so on. Nothing
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    • is nothing but a science fairy tale. It is contradicted by what has
    • it necessary, because people had come to feel that things could not
    • whom all the others depend. As things have developed, it is quite
    • be doing. So one must say: Something is quite obviously lacking. And
    • from the view of spiritual science, the thing lacking is knowledge of
    • — is that, as time went on, these things were no longer
    • volcanoes on the moon. They know nothing more and don't want to know
    • anything more. They simply find out by calculation what they want to
    • the same in the domain of industry. They did nothing but reckon and
    • something beside that. That is the point. But then it must be
    • to bits of the earlier knowledge, nothing is really known about the
    • Social science has produced nothing more than series
    • nothing but figures that have been calculated. And calculating does
    • The curse of the modern age is that everything merely is to be
    • calculated. Instead of things being merely calculated, they should be
    • social science capable of doing anything effective, a social science
    • capable of really achieving something.
    • Question: Can anything be known about man's
    • a machine and everything depends upon the running of the machine. If
    • intelligence. So it can be said that everything is dependent upon the
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    • Atlantis, of whom nothing remains. For in this case even if any
    • — a more difficult thing to do than people imagine — and
    • dig there to find in all probability nothing, for as I said those
    • everything from the Europeans, and what remains to them of
    • Chinese — among whom things can be seen in a less adulterated
    • the Chinese in their old culture do not include anything that can be
    • thing is that the Chinese have had something of the same kind. The
    • is different, from what they are further down; everything is
    • the sun makes everything equal. Hence they saw in the sun a
    • over the planets makes everything equal. Thus the Chinese pictured
    • to imply “belonging to something.”
    • Everything, then, was so
    • on are the helpers of the sun. They organized everything on earth in
    • constituted a cult. In what might be called their kingdom, everything
    • Now something came about
    • gave names to single things, but what a table is never entered their
    • were unable to think out any legal system, everything with them
    • wants to do anything there is no thought of any law of obligation.
    • Today if anyone wants to do anything in Switzerland, the law of
    • still retain something of the Chinese within them — and there
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    • of other things. But until a short time ago the opinion held good
    • things we know very little about. For example, from what I have shown
    • the knowledge once possessed. The only thing is that knowledge was
    • that anything of it remaining to us is now just taken figuratively
    • thing that has to be remembered. When men of primeval times went
    • This is something in the
    • earth some little thing belonging to a sick person — for
    • When this kind of thing comes to
    • But nothing has ever
    • doing good things, he does many that are bad. But — so they
    • were no poor-boxes, that kind of thing is a modern invention. At that
    • something perfectly reasonable. What is perfect never arises from
    • what is imperfect. The assertion that something perfect can come from
    • anywhere in the world. You must first have things in a perfect state,
    • on earth today, conditions in which everything is based on authority
    • and power — and wisdom counts for nothing — it might
    • indeed happen that the men who thus want to found everything on power
    • who care nothing today for the progress of mankind may be running the
    • strange things are experienced today. What newspapers say is, of
    • be trained to do many things; dogs, for instance, are very teachable.
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    • have the instrument of the brain, whereas the bees have nothing of
    • activity that everything is in harmony.
    • everything that in other creatures expresses itself as sexual life is, in
    • told you various things about the reproductive process and the unconscious
    • connection in man between the airy and the watery elements. Nothing
    • is therefore something that greatly helps to advance our civilisation,
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    • has not yet come when one could really apply these things in
    • bee-keeping, very little, or perhaps not even anything much can be
    • account of the way things are managed nowadays.
    • of bee-keeping has something of the nature of a riddle. Obviously,
    • something that exists there in very minute quantities and is
    • a step further, to something very seldom noticed because one does not stop
    • everything is joined together so that every part of the surface of
    • isolated, and one must not by any means believe that anything exists
    • signifies something quite definite that it lies within this
    • the first thing we must notice. Now there is another very remarkable
    • must consider something else. You see, the Queen for her development,
    • consider these twenty-one days needed by the worker-bees. There is something
    • influence of the Sun and receives nothing from the earth that she is
    • This is very important for, naturally, something happens within a
    • time, for then quite other things would happen.
    • there is something further to be considered. You see, the Queen
    • of the bee is indeed a very special affair; there is nothing like a
    • to go further, I must tell you something you may naturally receive with
    • eyes it sees, to begin with, nothing at all. That is the strange
    • thing that the bee does not find the flowers by sight, but by a sense
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    • Has anything
    • carried out today. One can naturally not imagine anything more absurd
    • powder) then it begins to shine, In a darkened room we see nothing;
    • shows an activity. But very much the same thing happens if one
    • The only thing
    • something was happening. For instance, if one had ants' eggs or
    • intermediate between smell and taste; thus these things are sensed by
    • something alien to it. There the bee can do nothing. It is thus so
    • something which is intermediate between taste and smell. This does
    • But so it is with many other things that people think.
    • an animal approaches it and touches something inside it, then it
    • because they do something or other in ultra-violet light, then one
    • took the trouble to think they would discover many quite remarkable things,
    • there. In barium we have something connected with our feeling
    • yourselves of another thing. Cyanide is also there. This is a certain
    • things.
    • think in such a way that things are rightly followed up, these proofs
    • we are not in the habit of following things up accurately. When people
    • they get hold of something they don't stop their thinking, but
    • out of it because in an article of this kind there is nothing he can
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    • with honey. And here, gentlemen, he mentions something very
    • interesting, something which in a most remarkable way condemns what
    • thing happened — a pupil of the famous Bunge, the Professor of
    • within a few days! They got the same things, but they all died.
    • Those gentlemen ought to have said to themselves: something else must
    • is everything: substance must be everywhere where anything happens.”
    • when Heine wanted to mock at something, he said: “There are people
    • explained anything! I was once in a society where people discussed
    • Money comes from the money-making force. Nothing is explained in this
    • think they have said something wonderful, but in truth nothing at all
    • something to say; they announce it in gigantic words, and everybody
    • of the world, things will come to a point where everything will
    • something can be done, not that things are merely discussed
    • anything about practical matters. Often it merely spins out words.
    • could learn how things were being dealt with. One would tell the
    • someone speak, you know at once whether he knows something, or
    • come as a new authority in addition to all the rest. If anything is
    • printed people believe there must be something in it!
    • something further to be considered in this article. This doctor has indeed
    • achieved something of great value with her honey treatments. What she
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    • things connected with it so that one is obliged to keep accounts. If
    • stinging, sweat is the very worst thing; when you hear shrill buzzing
    • an opinion that is naturally completely justified if you consider the thing
    • eight years. There is then nothing at all left of it; so that your
    • friend when you see hint again after ten years' interval, has nothing
    • of the old, actually nothing, of the substance you saw in him ten
    • really always tell us that things ought to be different But the most
    • marvellous things happen in the hive; not at all such as we think out
    • idea that honey is something so precious that one cannot really pay
    • a much wider basis, on the basis of economics. Nothing much results
    • is nothing to be done.
    • artificial bee-keeping things are, naturally not fundamentally so bad,
    • farms this is no longer done. These farms have nothing but
    • self-help in the bee-hive is something extremely wonderful.
    • to tell you something else. I do not know whether those of you who are
    • have an empty hive, and I once saw a strange thing in an empty hive,
    • something like a lump. At first one could not make out what it was.
    • a lump out of all their usual products, out of all sorts of things. A
    • pitch, glue-like substances, wax and so on; such things as the bees
    • thing the smell of a dead mouse would have been for the bees. In this
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    • comb. He would like to know if it was a bad thing to eat the comb.
    • human beings that certain things were not much noticed formerly,
    • whereas today they are most carefully studied. But here something
    • had really many good instincts: he did many things without being able
    • things as these certainly, very definitely, affect the bees with
    • insufficiently acid, something takes place within the bee which
    • wish to make assertions; I only wish to say that these things arise
    • the old methods we are careful to balance this by something which
    • such things are no doubt done, but as a rule the right connections are
    • cultivation of the vineyards was Americanised, and everything has
    • things through their whole nature may be bound up with definite
    • I should like to say something quite briefly about the nature of this
    • honey-making process of the bees. It is something so really wonderful
    • things: “What is it best to eat at this or that time of
    • such conclusions, people would begin to look towards the things of
    • happen. Truly, gentlemen, these things which can be learnt by the
    • said that it is a most wonderful thing that the bee should be able to
    • things are observed in the right way one learns to know how the honey
    • things into account.
    • the wasps within the figs feel that something has happened, for the
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    • will discuss these things once more in today's lecture. It is like this:
    • anything to do with the Sun, but are fully creatures of the earth.
    • have already heard something of these things in former lectures. You will
    • thing is this; that substances that can make a man ill or even kill him,
    • artificial breathing really always means that one is trying to bring
    • with some other substance. These things are done. For instance, the
    • thing or another, they are usually more or less harmless, and may be
    • things, now think that every bee-master should be inoculated before he
    • war they are inoculated with all sorts of poisons, a thing not at all to
    • always deteriorates somewhat when such things are put into it.
    • is printed on the label. The best thing in regard to honey is
    • not wish to leave the matter to the bees to settle, something can be done
    • Such things
    • things all go to show how readily transformable these creatures are,
    • with saliva and building on to these stalks something very similar to
    • that is within the blossom, but something that is upon the blossom or
    • longer the power to build cells. Even when it takes something from
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    • question. Should anything else arise, we can consider this also.
    • build up a mound, but make use of something suitable they find there
    • be all very well, but nothing very much has then been said, for when the
    • enable the creature to do everything in accordance with instinct; but
    • corner of it, without the owner having noticed anything, the ants
    • have gathered; they have carried in all sorts of things, particles of
    • sight, that something in the store cupboard has been nibbled, and the
    • do something very peculiar. They destroy all the grasses and plants which
    • away everything, the soil has become very compact, and is very firm.
    • area nothing else is permitted to grow but just this one special kind
    • them; nothing else is allowed to grow there; all other plants are
    • agriculture. Darwin, who especially observed these things, calls it
    • use them for their building. Everything they cannot make use of they
    • quite other things can also happen. There are certain caterpillars
    • eaten into. The thing would then come to an end. But these minute
    • wisely arranged that the wasp grubs do not bite into anything that
    • say that there is something extremely clever in all this, and indeed,
    • as I have already said, the more one observes such things, the more do
    • is kindled, and one asks oneself the meaning of such things.
    • something that can be compared with the earth of today. Out of this
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    • perhaps say something further on the subject of Herr Dollinger's question.
    • everything materialistically, but he also brought to light an
    • perfected to a very high degree, but the most remarkable thing about
    • longer on a living tree, but has been made into something. One finds
    • hollow, then flies off and collects all manner of things from round
    • imitate mechanically, the things they copy are often of this kind, but
    • as a rule they are far less cleverly constructed. Things that exist in
    • things. Think how much intelligence there is in all I have already
    • plan everything with wonderful intelligence.
    • has too little. It is a singular thing, but a man will tell you
    • the correct thing about his illness, if you ask him in the
    • longer; if I want to remember anything, I cannot do so.” This
    • these things. Today one can test the urine for albumen, or sugar and
    • something of the kind I have just told you. When a man tells you
    • something of this kind, one must of course, learn other things about
    • The liver cannot do anything with the formic acid, it can make no use of
    • Something
    • remarkable thing is that the man to whom one has given oxalic acid,
    • things into a man's body, but that one knows what the organism can
    • something further that is very interesting. Suppose you take a retort,
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    • of just those things which are necessary for someone who
    • civilization that there is general talk around things —
    • intend to treat the things in this course, (which I shall
    • serve as information. But I shall try to treat these things
    • something near to one's fellow man, a responseful interchange
    • something to communicate, something to work for, something to
    • things.) The willing to which we would like to fire a
    • first sentences touch on something that, until now, had not
    • here in the Goetheanum, it is naturally something quite
    • the world on the subject in question. Everything else has at
    • means reflect on all these concrete things if one wishes to
    • something essentially different from the understanding gained
    • through listening. And these things must be considered if one
    • grasping of a thing. The person is in need of this activity
    • whenever he wishes to grasp a thing. He needs the cooperation
    • have something in our lecture which in a sufficiently strong
    • tell him something he is eager to hear, but when we expect
    • lecture at them. And that too is something of which we must
    • Everything
    • something very clever or very stupid. Everything we say may
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    • to give expression to the things of the outer world through
    • makes much difference how one speaks about the things of the
    • things somewhat radically, just in order to show the exact
    • things.
    • such things as the threefold order of the social
    • unconsciously, to approach speaking about things as if they
    • the threefold order of the social organism is nothing which
    • approach things from the start with these feelings, otherwise
    • order is something which indeed simply follows from the
    • that point in historical development where things can go no
    • time must reach a point at which something new must set in.
    • necessary to familiarize oneself inwardly with these things,
    • is everything in the world in which we live and which we help
    • being, so must also the lecture in which something flows be
    • German, for example, then indeed everything denoted in the
    • the least meaning. For something flowed into these languages
    • elocution. In the German language elocution is something
    • element. One experienced the thought element as something
    • was meant to speak in prose had something similar to the way
    • longer have something click into it, because one feels at the
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    • that is, calling to mind as much as possible everything one
    • Whether such a thing is done by putting it onto paper, or
    • which ensue to the point that these things can stand before
    • single case, it is valid equally for everything. But let us
    • that it makes sense to speak about these things at all, about
    • a change in these things, in the present. But then it will be
    • to these things. And here one will have to lead up through
    • wanted to speak about these things today out of the circle of
    • it means that it is nothing short of the sign of our present
    • regards what can be attained. It is a matter of things that
    • Marxism, or some such thing. Then one will, of course, be
    • nothing of interest in being understood in this way.
    • those who discuss have understood nothing. The others one
    • the discussions. Those who have understood nothing usually
    • them one will notice something along the following lines.
    • hear even physically nothing else than what they have been
    • nothing other than what they are long used to. And then they
    • say: Well, the lecturer really told us nothing new! —
    • made an appearance and declared something like this: Above all else
    • anything of the responsibilities of a registrar. Therefore, if he
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    • present-day humanity that there can be something like a
    • something new would have to come. One actually spoke into this
    • feeling, this mood, that something new had to come. One spoke at that
    • sort of idea by means of something resembling the threefold order of
    • is in fact something that is under rules of duress, under pressure
    • and such as that. It is something that cannot move freely, that
    • the opinion prevailed that something new would have to come and to
    • might be. Naturally, in all of England and America nothing like this
    • management is concerned. The feeling that things cannot continue the
    • manner, — and naturally, we are not saying anything against
    • something for the starvation of Russia in the form of subsidies, by
    • nobody should say that it has anything to do with the tasks posed
    • theorists — but then only on the basis of something theoretical
    • of the fact that something new should come into being, nor that the
    • consideration, a Swiss speaks about something new having to
    • come into being, or something old having to remain, one has the
    • something new comes into being, matters take their course thusly, if
    • tries to make somebody in Switzerland take an interest in something
    • and the left ear, so that everything that goes in one side goes out
    • system like that of Switzerland is really something quite special. It
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    • recitation, or some such thing), — in a lyrical manner
    • through the way of delivering the matters that everything one
    • something like that could be said. I say specifically,
    • “how, approximately, something like that could be
    • be such a thing as a theoretical political economy. Instead,
    • if one were informed on all and everything by the facts
    • about something like that if one presents it to people by
    • nothing about the economic life; that if he wants to arrive
    • how today's abstract market brings things together, whose
    • has reduced everything into an abstract realm; that is, it
    • has reduced everything in the economic life to the turn-over
    • everything should have been transported from one territory
    • something like this, you will then have the experience
    • the end, in a sense, contains something that, as a theme, was
    • the hammer for something. That can be achieved, if one
    • the latter pliable and dextrous is something that must be
    • Something a bit more complicated:
    • something like this once, or ten times; but again and again
    • regulate the breath in the pauses, something one has to pay
    • letting the breath disturb you, to regulate the breathing by
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    • gives something he has written to a reader. The speaker must
    • such repetitions are varied, that the most important things
    • it that the different ways he phrases one and the same thing
    • aspect of speaking is, in general, something that must be
    • and many other things which will be mentioned today. You
    • for something, brings in a question in such a way that he
    • during his listening in a breathing-in, breathing-out,
    • breathing-in, breathing-out. That is not only important for
    • a situation when the listener may be breathing out on hearing
    • the truth. But, naturally, you have added something so that
    • feet! And to surprise the listener with something about which
    • themselves. They miss something that is being said, and when
    • something unusual happens, the listener again pays attention,
    • lawfulness. You will learn these things best if, in your
    • speakers use such things. Such techniques are what lead
    • believe that can learn something from what I am going to say:
    • But that is something that is an indispensable precondition
    • study. He said something which, as an image, fell completely
    • things, if they are rightly felt, are those artistic means
    • You will find that something may be most acute and
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    • these things in a few characteristic strokes, but this we shall try
    • the tasks of social life would lead to the discovery of something which
    • bearers of the spiritual life. But this state of things has long since
    • something always remains over from earlier times. Saint-Simon's rejection
    • everywhere and to admit nothing as being ‘scientific’ which
    • of a thought is one thing and the mode of thinking another,
    • when men elaborated systematic thoughts relating to things super-physical.
    • to the things of the material world. Catholic thought is being promulgated
    • that he can discover in the social structure something that will be
    • are interlinked — all these things which he has learnt from the
    • anything of which they were unable to form a concrete idea. This may
    • to convince others of something that is true and capable of being put
    • in these class instincts, then I can do something with them, I can lead
    • materialised and identified with external things both in the realm of
    • In those days — and I repeat that these things can only be discovered
    • however, there is something that corresponds in a certain sense with
    • In this sense there is something in the inner being of man that is openly
    • of things. We see the gradual spread of Christianity, but no trace of
    • that things are not at all the same in earlier centuries. We find there
    • in the fourth century of our era, everything changes.
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    • religious ideas, which pervaded everything; and the effects of these
    • constitution. We no longer feel the seething of the body.
    • by what we might describe as the inward seething of the organism, there
    • in dreams; something which in the southern regions had long since been
    • their old ancestor-imaginations and dreams, men felt something holy to be
    • something which then became transformed into the system of Runes
    • since past, and something of extraordinary importance always happens
    • What is something living is thus transformed into something bound to a
    • important. The important thing for this Arian Christianity, which traveled
    • folk-soul life. What Augustine experienced was something which had risen
    • is something which remains over from the real culture of that time.
    • of words, in the form of expression. Grammar and rhetoric were the things
    • fifth century from the way we should do so to-day. When we discuss things
    • man has to say; perhaps something else will emerge from his
    • signifies something for the soul's experience, but that there exists an
    • important thing is the web of abstract dogmas and ideas which is spread
    • Church, something which hovered above the essential evolution of
    • masses was something like this. At first there were only village
    • watched something which they could not understand, did nevertheless
    • something quite apart from their participation in the spread of Catholic
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    • If nothing is within the reach of scientific research except what is in
    • Yet not everyone in these widest circles imagines something clear and
    • everything that one finds in one's environment with mathematical formulae.
    • should one be able to compute everything within this smallest realm,
    • world, however, there stands something entirely different, something
    • of man himself. Something thereby was fulfilled which certain scientists
    • there stands something entirely different. One comes to see that theory
    • question nothing but a weaving and unraveling of theories has taken
    • question: is there not perhaps something more intelligent that we as
    • something extraordinary transpiring within man. We must look into our
    • We thereby develop something that man must develop for his own sake
    • men like him call “the need to know the causes of things,”
    • Something else happens
    • Within that lucidity, however, we find nothing that allows us to comprehend
    • something more than an ignorabimus in order to meet the social
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    • If nothing is within the reach of scientific research except what is in
    • a cycle of lectures with a title such as ours that nothing be introduced
    • Behind everything with
    • something even more important. It is something that begins to impress
    • To be sure, something extraordinary has happened regarding this Hegelian
    • cognition, something that has proved itself to be socially useless in
    • of matter alone, who saw in everything ideal only ideology. If one but
    • other hand to consider something that is not so obviously descended
    • my thing on nothing”— that is one of Max Stirner's maxims.
    • clear ideas — if anything his ideas are too clear. That was the
    • what do I care about anything else? What do I care even about nature?
    • should learn something from these phenomena. And what can one learn
    • thinking becomes useless the moment we strive scientifically for something
    • the moment we want something more than natural science, namely Goetheanism.
    • senses and construct something more behind it with the aid of our concepts.
    • that are supposed to ex-ist behind natural phenomena. Thereby something
    • phenomena is actually nothing other than just such an inert rolling-on
    • atoms and molecules — under certain circumstances other things
    • of the spectrum teaches me that when the darker colors or anything dark
    • is placed behind the lighter colors or anything light, there appear
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    • If nothing is within the reach of scientific research except what is in
    • nothing other than what happens every morning when we awake out of sleep
    • in our striving for knowledge something emerges that commends itself
    • If we call to mind everything
    • by experimentation. In this case, we bring something into that which
    • this inner apprehension from anything that can be experienced outwardly,
    • we must see in this fabric of mathematics something that arises through
    • we must, I believe, have reached a complete understanding of one thing
    • with me when, before publishing anything pertaining to spiritual science
    • as the ability to perform mathematics and something like mathematics
    • time there exists within us something that “mathematicizes”
    • things resembling inner senses. In the course of these lectures we shall
    • I want only to indicate that we are led to something that develops an
    • has as yet nothing enabling it to attain the position of balance it
    • nothing other than a living “mathematicizing”
    • by means of something that worked within us up until the change of teeth.
    • civilization there does come to light something of this sense of a special
    • Then something new enters
    • interests only the head, something that engages the entire man. This
    • something manifests itself in such youthful Spirits as Novalis in the
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    • If nothing is within the reach of scientific research except what is in
    • then climaxed in showing how reflection reveals that everything present
    • grips with something that rests upon a firm foundation, that bears its
    • are actually nothing but certain reminiscences that have been stored
    • At first he could think of nothing. And then it occurred to him: I shall
    • something that his normal consciousness had long since forgotten, something
    • Many things that are mere
    • webs that are nothing but the forgotten melody of the music box. One
    • enough to refrain from trumpeting forth everything that arises out of
    • the unconscious as reminiscences, as mysticism, as though it were something
    • One must acquire a professional competence in everything that psychopathology,
    • to external nature, felt a certain anxiety about anything that would
    • wood. But one can do something else. What one can do is attempt to follow
    • best. One does attain something else, however: what one attains is an
    • superstition results in something that is in a way hidden and is only
    • now one has experienced in one's consciousness something that
    • is inwardly transparent, something that no longer receives its impulses
    • We thereby discover something
    • become a deed in the external world, something entirely capable of flowing
    • above all to make clear that the most important thing about following
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    • If nothing is within the reach of scientific research except what is in
    • to come to terms with a number of things that actually can be understood
    • a halt at the boundary and develop instead something that normally is
    • consciousness, within which one experiences something like a toneless
    • own initiative, and one experiences initially something like an inner
    • music there arises something which, when experienced, enables us to
    • something at a higher level. One no longer only weaves and lives in a
    • something that reveals itself within this super-sensible world, the
    • soul and spirit into something substantial. We begin to live within
    • region unconsciously. They have cultivated nothing that would enable them
    • something within Nietzsche, a prodigious health that Nietzsche himself
    • revealed by Inspiration. Nothing of this world came forth to him. And
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    • If nothing is within the reach of scientific research except what is in
    • Just as in nature everything
    • its green leaves into the red petals of the flower; just as everything
    • in nature is in constant metamorphosis, so it is with everything concerning
    • This results in something
    • extraordinary — something that, since I present it to your mind's
    • has transformed itself into something else. What memory performed within
    • existence between death and rebirth, emerges as something that can
    • side of consciousness, there emerges something different when one seeks
    • to normal consciousness, however, we find something that we Westerners,
    • pictorial thinking. Why does one experience this? One experiences nothing
    • requiring psychiatric treatment, the more acute observer can see something
    • agoraphobia — morbid dread of open spaces. He sees emerging something
    • all around and so forth. Such things emerge. These things show that
    • incomprehensible to him. He is afraid of something; he does not dare
    • bedrooms at night — something that has perhaps long since become
    • nothing but leap up to open the door, for they cannot stand to be in
    • is something that one sees emerging — even if it often does not
    • who feel, even to a physical degree, something inexplicable happening
    • to every sort of thing, because the physical symptoms of claustrophobia,
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    • If nothing is within the reach of scientific research except what is in
    • The things we sought in vain at the two boundaries of natural science,
    • there arises something that initially prevents this emancipated soul-spirit
    • These three things bring us into a proper relationship with other human
    • another's ego. At first glance these three things — perception of
    • these things are not so simple at all. Normally we speak of five senses
    • at the word itself. Nothing was sought behind the word; rather, the
    • attempts to understand anything more by means of it. He permeated the
    • the content of the words but rather experiences the aphorisms as something
    • way that muscular tension is experienced when one wishes to do something
    • In the ancient East the racial constitution was such that this was nothing
    • is consciously withdrawn from the physical body, however, something
    • the point where he would allow nothing whatever from the external world
    • again I would rather not describe all the things he would do in order
    • He did these things because his soul-spirit was too deeply incarnated,
    • We see from something
    • version, in which everything occurs only once, they would gain a true
    • the repetitions. Unless we acquire a faculty for experiencing something
    • event of Christianity was originally understood. Everything progresses,
    • therefore can find in this diluted form of spiritual life only something
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    • were strengthened further by repetition. And I showed how something
    • more instinctive manner, and because the whole thing was instinctive
    • The strange thing is that
    • most Western philosophers totally deny the reality of the very thing
    • seeks to awaken as something
    • I had to present the world with something thought out philosophically
    • me by the publisher, who had enclosed nothing but my fee so that I would
    • the learned pedants, there was obviously no interest in anything
    • percepts. But there is something else we can do in order to strengthen
    • enables one to isolate the phenomena from everything conceptual. And
    • inner soul forces and finally realizes that one experiences something
    • can never be related directly to anything external and are thus a sort
    • this is something entirely real, and one begins to understand that one
    • one has entered into apart of one's human constitution, something within
    • one; something that unites itself with one; something that is active
    • held to be nothing but abstract perception or abstract cognition. This
    • onward there is something spiritual that suffuses our organization.
    • of teeth and puberty, this is not something originating in the physical
    • body but rather something that the cosmos gives us through the colors,
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    • the outer world to our senses is nothing more than a process
    • to present to you in an introductory way something that can
    • breathing and circulation) as twofold, one member tending
    • system is then everything involved in connecting the
    • anything else, but is present as a process carried out in
    • that something that plays a very significant part outside in
    • has come to rest in limestone, we see that it has something
    • whole, we must say that everything I have designated here
    • the ego and astral body. It has something primarily active in
    • then, with everything that projects into them as
    • rest in siliceous earth. The curious thing is that this
    • astral, it does not point us directly to something in the
    • in the settling of the ash, is related to the breathing
    • rhythmical breathing process, we cannot, of course, introduce
    • it here, this would be the rhythmic breathing process, and
    • In the rhythmic breathing process, plant ashes
    • rhythmic breathing process.
    • silica-formation has something to do with the entire human
    • consist of two members, possessing a rhythm of breathing and
    • upper part, the rhythm of breathing, we see that the
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    • therefore should not look for the ego's imprint in something
    • inhaled. Materialism can make nothing of this difference and
    • Such things often occur in modern scientific efforts. As I
    • understand that when something super-sensible has made an
    • there is such a thing as imaginative knowledge. Nothing calls
    • something that does not belong in the brain but only in the
    • through things. Thus we must try to proceed from what is
    • that we can see from such a scholarly battle how such things
    • the principles that indicates why things are kept shrouded in
    • think nor feel. Everything that lives in the soul in feeling
    • important thing to bear in mind is that an actual physical
    • becomes feeble-minded, or something similar, is partly due
    • being. Of course nothing should be said against such
    • what is inhaled, for example. These things must be fully
    • that are nothing other than a cruder form of these more
    • course, something else may occur, which is that an excessive
    • as happens with so many things. People conceive of death
    • conceive of death simply as something coming to an end; they
    • here. For animals, death is something totally different.
    • something totally different, arising from an effect in the
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    • modified by everything else connected with it in the human
    • everything coming from the astral and ego of the human being.
    • of a rhythm is influenced on the one hand by everything
    • taking place in the head and on the other hand by everything
    • cognition had lost their intuitive grasp of things, the
    • practically nothing from it. The other parts of the human
    • do not mean that absolutely nothing can be accomplished, but
    • accomplish something significant if we also have knowledge of
    • things, of course, I have to present them somewhat radically,
    • etc. These things could come about only through social
    • away. Behind all these things there is something else that
    • of breathing that takes place between the outer world and the
    • chest organs than does something else; this other aspect is
    • things about them that may well live in his consciousness but
    • Something
    • knows nothing about what he does not experience astrally.
    • subconscious that he knows nothing about it.
    • namely, the effects due to the outer world. Through breathing
    • course, in other cases it may be harmful. Everything that is
    • consider something else. We must not forget that certain
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    • falling asleep. We then may notice that everything revealing
    • internal organs, a certain capacity to perceive such things
    • electric fields, for example. Such things have very little to
    • do with everything accompanying inadequate sleep. Thus in
    • valuable here. Everything that remains as force in root
    • hand, everything that I described yesterday will play a
    • incomplete penetration by the astral body means something
    • find something accompanying the waking process, what might be
    • breathing, I will not be able to achieve anything by such
    • thing in order to understand this system completely and not
    • does something quite special. Everything else — the
    • wrong to believe that anything is achieved by
    • everything that has to do with the real development of the
    • cause of bad digestion. These things are not always
    • continuation of everything that happens abnormally in this
    • two directions. Through the breathing it is organized toward
    • the metabolic-limb system. Everything within the metabolism
    • breathing into the head system, and all this must be properly
    • must move upward through circulation and breathing to a
    • Anything that
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    • today we will study a few of those things that can guide us
    • even designate something that occurs inside the human being
    • This is certainly something that ought to be observed.
    • One must have an eye for such things. If a person is
    • something that can give us many clues into the mysterious
    • described. This is something that leads us deeply into the
    • there is no proper connection between things that should work
    • the antidote to be used is in everything that comes from
    • to such things if we make clear to ourselves that there are
    • processes in the outer world corresponding to everything that
    • this viewpoint. The essential thing to consider is that the
    • everything related to it — leads us to make some
    • is learning to speak, and therefore while something special
    • is taking place in his breathing organism, something also
    • that a truly occult process is taking place there. Everything
    • there is something of an infantile nature at work in the
    • longer have the capacity to observe such things. Nonetheless
    • if instead we acquire a sound understanding of such things we
    • something that in a certain way brings to expression this
    • account something that I would like to add now to what I
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    • mentioning something that can suggest a great deal regarding
    • breathing. If the same forces that remain retarded in the
    • lung, making it suitable for breathing, develop further, they
    • if we realize that in a tuberculous lung breathing strives to
    • become thinking. In the head, breathing is metamorphosed, and
    • perceptions, are nothing but breathing developed further in
    • breathing and, instead of taking in air, takes in etheric
    • forces through the senses. Sense perception is nothing but a
    • breathe. There is something else in the human being that is
    • also breathing, something that remains at a still lower stage
    • external excretion of carbon dioxide is the essential thing
    • in breathing. These organs absorb oxygen and give off carbon
    • human being in the whole breathing process according to
    • support of breathing and manifests outwardly through
    • breathing. But everything that manifests outwardly also
    • manifests outwardly by developing the activity of breathing
    • But in breathing
    • activity to breathing, namely, the activity liberating the
    • breathing out, in unfolding the act of breathing in an
    • breathing. The most spiritual organs are those belonging to
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    • the view that something can be used as a remedy.
    • must realize that something shaped out of the whole cosmos is
    • This follows from everything we have studied in the last few
    • should expect gentian to act on what supports breathing from
    • active breathing activity in the stomach and intestines, but
    • substances if these are to stimulate this breathing activity.
    • things must certainly be taken into account if one wishes to
    • digestion, have a strong effect on the lower breathing, since
    • is stimulated and therefore that the breathing mobility of
    • have made appropriate use of something that has a mildly
    • outside emerges from concrete things. It emerges from the
    • being. In this way we grasp things that otherwise are only
    • something of what was said about the gentian root. Of course
    • of anything. Tannin points to the fact that the starch is
    • working more toward the physical, becoming something that
    • things are due to overburdening the inner digestive activity.
    • is something that stimulates this physical activity very
    • much, that is, tannic acid. We also find something else that
    • something that, through its physical effect, has an influence
    • things are not in order?” The answer is dropsy and
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    • poisonous ones. Everything connected spatially with the
    • soul-spiritual in the human being, that is everything that
    • Everything that arises in lead poisoning tends to destroy the
    • terminate in an individual gradually passing into nothingness
    • I would like to interject something. I believe the
    • regarding everything that should work from below upward, that
    • valuable. To arrive at these things it is necessary to gather
    • everything yielded by such a correct interpretation of
    • had to introduce everything I have now presented to you.
    • have to do with what functionally underlies all breathing in
    • of tin in fairly high potencies on everything that bears upon
    • especially on everything that organically concerns the ego;
    • organically on everything that concerns the astral body; and
    • organically on everything related to the etheric body
    • something that envelops the spheres from outside must come to
    • normal person, where everything that works downward from the
    • circulation and breathing occur that do not appear as results
    • of something else; that is, when the causes are not to be
    • strong, it can be observed in everything constituting the
    • these two things together you will have the whole process
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    • everything which I previously said about radiations) by
    • tendency to push something spherical towards the back, from
    • outside towards the inside, something is formed there, and
    • short, everything one can call secretory processes in the
    • reabsorption of something which is secreted towards the
    • you think that, on the one hand, something is present here
    • and that there is something
    • acid (white) through breathing from the front. Then such a
    • will see that something is active in the human organism in a
    • from without and thoroughly shape him in breathing, and which
    • be specifically considered, but, even if something else has
    • something with this freedom. Therefore, he has to go over to
    • said that it might be necessary to support something like
    • stimulates the inner breathing of the organs which go from
    • something very beautiful there — that is your congested
    • this also is accompanied by something else — then an
    • people is not a representing of something mystical but is a
    • to arise into something like mystical drawings or poems. This
    • mystic knows that there is always something questionable
    • thing, this is what is desired. It is true that this
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    • nothing more than that a cart had fallen over. For hours,
    • something miraculous. From such an event we should learn to
    • history nothing more at bottom than the tale of the man who
    • and had had no opportunity of hearing anything about the
    • known nothing, only that a cart had been overturned, and that
    • this kind. The most important things lying beneath the
    • or Shakespeare. Yet something might here be maintained which
    • inherent trait of this personality is that something about it
    • a false thing, and rather turn away there from; but now
    • clairvoyance to a man who decides everything out of his own
    • everything must undergo a like transition, so that men will
    • — an impossible task if nothing but external documents
    • of Greek history. How do they present themselves? As nothing
    • this in the hope that gradually — yes, even in things
    • really can do nothing but conceal the truth, as we saw in the
    • only to the man who strives, works, penetrates into things
    • the first appearances of things, which are only half real.
    • everything expressed in the forms, to enable the soul to grow
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    • everything in human evolution and culture was based upon a
    • — have absorbed into their culture everything that is
    • referred to everything that came over from ancient times
    • there is something inorganic, purely mathematical in the
    • Everything we
    • Post-Atlantean epoch a kind of resurrection of something that
    • something that was connected with human destiny. Men looked
    • Italian peninsula something that on the one side expresses
    • shall expect to find something that is a re-creation of the
    • everything that approaches from the stars as a blossom
    • Figure 3b ]. There must be something within the
    • naturally thinking of something that provides complete
    • for you to designate everything that relates to the basic
    • You will become more and more convinced that everything,
    • must be emphasised that these things must be judged on the
    • everybody wants to pass judgment on everything ignoring, of
    • Nevertheless, for those who look at thinge objectively, the
    • everything that arises in the evolution of humanity emerges
    • everything he absorbs from outside — for example, from
    • something else that is apt to be overlooked today. The shape
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    • one struggles to find concepts for something one confronts
    • something”, and not as an “aspiration to be
    • something”. To “become” something, not to
    • “be” something — so that in Middle Europe a
    • perpetually aspirins towerds something, beholding in the far
    • The same thing
    • to stereotyped concepts, will find that such things disclose
    • Everything in Middle Europe is adapted to lift man out of the
    • One can of course refer to some such thing as Voltaire wrote
    • “Iphigenia” has something about it that is quite
    • different from anything in a Greek work of art. The essence
    • of the matter is the artistic form in which things are
    • ancient Greek culture. but if one known the kind of thing a
    • this way, but about other things, certainly. It is quite
    • point at all; these things must be looked at objectively.) As
    • for the practical. The important thing in the design is not
    • seething and a swirling in this Ego-element. Whatever foreign
    • who understood something about world-evolution did not hold
    • things must be weighed quite objectively, particularly by
    • higher level than the nation. in our time these things are
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    • mentioned, for many things which to the observer on the
    • is something more complicated here, for two capitals have to
    • everything is contained in these motifs of the capitals. Now
    • anything arbitrary, of anything whose forms and other
    • the present time. As I have already said, everything we have
    • constricted a view. Nothing in the world is completely
    • thing is to have an artistic feeling for such a motif. If we
    • this reason many things must be expressed, not in terms of
    • three brains. As soon as a man begins to experience things
    • something of the nature of a cupola arching over him. What
    • all sides (the dome) into something that is symmetrical about
    • will; it springs from nothing else than the impulses of the
    • another if he understood the things that were spoken of in
    • of the feeling-impulses (up), but something else as well. We
    • have something else as well through the fact that there is a
    • thought in what he says is often maya — nothing more
    • think in the real sense is something different, something
    • difficult things to fill these impulses with real thoughts.
    • something still higher; it is not enough merely to let the
    • something that works still more deeply in these spheres of
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    • apparent to you from many things that have been said here
    • himself: I really can make nothing of it — and
    • Everything that has been brought into being hitherto is like
    • something in repose which, for us, has been wakened to life.
    • day. We can regard it as something in repose, to which we
    • other — but everything is at rest.
    • course, everything will develop, for we have been able to
    • nothing more than a substitute for what Nature can achieve.
    • can never produce anything that surpasses Nature; we cannot
    • account, drawing can never be anything more than an
    • something like a scaffolding to be removed later on, and that
    • something that, fundamentally speaking, is not present in
    • certainly not have produced anything really artistic, not to
    • desired to capture in colour something that is, so to say,
    • — then one captures something that is transient in
    • actual cloud itself. What is captured here is something that
    • in the painting something that is the cause of the particular
    • must have undergone — again something that is not
    • saying here is connected in a certain way with something I
    • not without reason been regarded as something that unites the
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    • disconcert us, for it lies in the nature of things that
    • anything claiming to be new is placed before the world. We
    • very different form from anything that existed in the days
    • of all the genius that was at work, here was something that
    • that time — namely, the tendency to lead everything
    • was considered to be an outcome of the use to which things
    • of such a thing as ‘decoration’ — is the
    • there is, of course, something behind this. Vitruvius, the
    • enter more deeply into these things we realize that this is
    • feeling: ‘I have to carry something heavy; I bend my
    • when it was a question of taking hold of something or of
    • carrying something in the hand. They were conscious of a
    • in a procession round and inside the circle. Something
    • are to portray something of great significance, something
    • analogies on the Earth; they are to represent something that
    • point. It was this and nothing else, and when man sensed this
    • formed the procession. This was one thing that in olden times
    • presented these things.
    • in miniature anything that is worked out on a large scale,
    • the decoration something that is really the whole column. Now
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    • they may create something that in the fairest sense may be a
    • everything personal, if the forms of this framework for our
    • — an education leading us above everything personal.
    • highest forces of soul, heart and mind to create something
    • have one thing in common. We may admire them from outside and
    • age. But something must be added to this — something
    • already spoken of many things in this connection. I have
    • want to add something to this. If we try to understand the
    • the horizontal structure resting upon it. When anything rises
    • The Temple hallows everything, even the trivial daily
    • ‘all-too-human,’ and hallows everything around
    • the emergence of something that had been prepared through the
    • architecture, to the need for something wherein the activity
    • this with artistic feeling we realise that here is something
    • nothing is mere wall. The forms grow out of the wall. That is
    • the essential thing. And when we pass around inside our
    • deal about the art of relief and has said some clever things.
    • lives. We want to make relief a living thing. Relief
    • living thing even as the earth brings forth her plants. This
    • Everything in the building will have an inner value. Every
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    • ‘dwelling place of the God.’ Nothing need be in
    • if we try not to explain the thing in abstractions but to
    • will easily be able to pass on to other things that follow
    • feel that nothing of the rest of the world is there, only
    • sketch of something that will appear in a complicated form in
    • that is necessary is the most trivial thought that everything
    • sphere. Behind all this there is something much deeper and I
    • Everything is there in the astral body and if those who teach
    • thing here is that we do not add but subtract. We always get
    • This line has something mysterious about
    • something very remarkable indeed. When we really try to
    • get the circle. The circle is thus something very remarkable.
    • have within ourselves a duality: something that belongs to
    • everyday life and is readily perceptible, and something that
    • division. In the circle we have something that is a unity in
    • other things.
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    • going to place before you something that corresponds to a
    • are often nothing less than the beings who are sent forth by
    • when he directs his attention to these things. The Sun is
    • remarkable thing is that in the first moments of vision we
    • between them. What have I now drawn? Exactly the same thing
    • Moon, and you have something both highly suggestive and
    • myself what it really is,’ something is taking place in
    • These things
    • things more especially when we go back to what modern opinion
    • everything, even about mathematical principles. When one man
    • of ourselves, penetrating with the soul into something that
    • by way of the soul nature, something that in turn streams out
    • of the animals in one thing only. I can now do no more than
    • of things; there must first be the design, the drawing. This,
    • designs upon it he has an expression of something. If a
    • anything definite — at least according to Hildebrand.
    • contours express something definite, so does colour place
    • before us something quite definite, differentiated. To fathom
    • these things, however, will be the task of future Art —
    • world of sense. Nothing flowed into him from the spiritual
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    • bring before the soul many things that impress us when we
    • better understanding if we start from something near at hand,
    • within. This, however, is really nothing but egotism. From
    • it necessary to express anything in definite forms? We really
    • highest sense something streamed from the soul of the public
    • only to draw his material, his substance, from something that
    • the idea was a living thing within their souls. Thus artistic
    • was immediately perceptible because it flowed from something
    • things. The soul is faced with purely individual problems or
    • riddles, and the significant thing is, that although people
    • understanding of these things. Man imagines that if he is
    • level, is practically the same thing as when man stretches
    • imagine, simply on account of their clothing, that they might
    • is a quality of aggression, something that comes towards us.
    • us, something after which we gaze with a certain wistfulness,
    • colour on a surface is simply that and nothing more; the
    • of this kind remaining there at rest. To picture such a thing
    • like a dead thing from one place to another. This is not so
    • something different on before it.
    • a play of colours as it were. Something actually happens when
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    • of just those things which are necessary for someone who
    • civilization that there is general talk around things —
    • intend to treat the things in this course, (which I shall
    • serve as information. But I shall try to treat these things
    • something near to one's fellow man, a responseful interchange
    • something to communicate, something to work for, something to
    • things.) The willing to which we would like to fire a
    • first sentences touch on something that, until now, had not
    • here in the Goetheanum, it is naturally something quite
    • the world on the subject in question. Everything else has at
    • means reflect on all these concrete things if one wishes to
    • something essentially different from the understanding gained
    • through listening. And these things must be considered if one
    • grasping of a thing. The person is in need of this activity
    • whenever he wishes to grasp a thing. He needs the cooperation
    • have something in our lecture which in a sufficiently strong
    • tell him something he is eager to hear, but when we expect
    • lecture at them. And that too is something of which we must
    • Everything
    • something very clever or very stupid. Everything we say may
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    • to give expression to the things of the outer world through
    • makes much difference how one speaks about the things of the
    • things somewhat radically, just in order to show the exact
    • things.
    • such things as the threefold order of the social
    • unconsciously, to approach speaking about things as if they
    • the threefold order of the social organism is nothing which
    • approach things from the start with these feelings, otherwise
    • order is something which indeed simply follows from the
    • that point in historical development where things can go no
    • time must reach a point at which something new must set in.
    • necessary to familiarize oneself inwardly with these things,
    • is everything in the world in which we live and which we help
    • being, so must also the lecture in which something flows be
    • German, for example, then indeed everything denoted in the
    • the least meaning. For something flowed into these languages
    • elocution. In the German language elocution is something
    • element. One experienced the thought element as something
    • was meant to speak in prose had something similar to the way
    • longer have something click into it, because one feels at the
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    • Whether such a thing is done by putting it onto paper, or
    • which ensue to the point that these things can stand before
    • single case, it is valid equally for everything. But let us
    • that it makes sense to speak about these things at all, about
    • a change in these things, in the present. But then it will be
    • to these things. And here one will have to lead up through
    • wanted to speak about these things today out of the circle of
    • it means that it is nothing short of the sign of our present
    • regards what can be attained. It is a matter of things that
    • Marxism, or some such thing. Then one will, of course, be
    • nothing of interest in being understood in this way.
    • those who discuss have understood nothing. The others one
    • the discussions. Those who have understood nothing usually
    • them one will notice something along the following lines.
    • hear even physically nothing else than what they have been
    • nothing other than what they are long used to. And then they
    • say: Well, the lecturer really told us nothing new! —
    • — Fetch things out of experience, through which the
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    • that something new would have to come, and to begin with it
    • anything like this is said, it can be replied: Yes, but there
    • There, the feeling that things cannot continue the way they
    • Things must
    • like to show how an elasticity of concepts for these things
    • things. Most of the time, he is condemned to speak in the
    • evening, when he wants to present something concerning the
    • lecturer talks about things vouchsafed for the future. One
    • there were statistics on these things, one would be
    • attention to these things, because the time is drawing near
    • things makes lecturing easier too. Whereas there is otherwise
    • Various things
    • one's own speaking is something that ought to be refrained
    • Things
    • superiority, to begin with, turned the things he had to say
    • things up, of getting things from the other speaker. Where a
    • everything one has known hitherto, drive it all down into the
    • actually ends inconsequentially, in fact it comes to nothing.
    • something quite different than I would. But it was equally
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    • through the way of delivering the matters that everything one
    • something like that could be said. I say specifically,
    • “how, approximately, something like that could be
    • be such a thing as a theoretical political economy. Instead,
    • if one were informed on all and everything by the facts
    • about something like that if one presents it to people by
    • nothing about the economic life; that if he wants to arrive
    • how today's abstract market brings things together, whose
    • has reduced everything into an abstract realm; that is, it
    • has reduced everything in the economic life to the turn-over
    • everything should have been transported from one territory
    • something like this, you will then have the experience
    • the end, in a sense, contains something that, as a theme, was
    • the hammer for something. That can be achieved, if one
    • the latter pliable and dextrous is something that must be
    • Something a bit more complicated:
    • something like this once, or ten times; but again and again
    • regulate the breath in the pauses, something one has to pay
    • letting the breath disturb you, to regulate the breathing by
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    • such repetitions are varied, that the most important things
    • it that the different ways he phrases one and the same thing
    • aspect of speaking is, in general, something that must be
    • and many other things which will be mentioned today. You
    • for something, brings in a question in such a way that he
    • during his listening in a breathing-in, breathing-out,
    • breathing-in, breathing-out. That is not only important for
    • a situation when the listener may be breathing out on hearing
    • the truth. But, naturally, you have added something so that
    • feet! And to surprise the listener with something about which
    • themselves. They miss something that is being said, and when
    • something unusual happens, the listener again pays attention,
    • lawfulness. You will learn these things best if, in your
    • speakers use such things. Such techniques are what lead
    • believe that can learn something from what I am going to say:
    • But that is something that is an indispensable precondition
    • study. He said something which, as an image, fell completely
    • things, if they are rightly felt, are those artistic means
    • You will find that something may be most acute and
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    • something new into civilization originated in super-sensible
    • can flourish in this materialism, anything genuinely artistic
    • have something which makes its appearance in an external
    • arms to grasp something, or our fingers to feel something,
    • Imagination. We can call back something that is a gift to our
    • through something which expresses itself in one way or
    • to resemble Inspiration something else instead, something
    • take a definite positive course, so that something positive
    • membership has wanted to have nothing to do with any
    • that it can take its place as something, with its own
    • Societies something might gradually develop of a kind that
    • outside. Something great could come about today if those
  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 2: The Opening of the Christmas Foundation Conference, by Rudolf Steiner
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    • Society. But everything we feel especially in connection with
  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 3: Rudolf Steiner's Opening Lecture and Reading of the Statutes
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    • regard as something resembling the ruins of the Goetheanum,
    • everything anchored in this
    • has to be said that nothing else at present can so clearly
    • for our gathering resembles nothing more than a shack erected
    • us count this frost, too, among the many other things which
    • Goetheanum, now everything which has been built up in the
    • our starting point today from something we would so gladly
    • that everything in it is willed by the spirit, that this
    • something of which the horrific consequences are known to
    • denied that some of the things which had necessarily to be
    • of how something spiritual and esoteric must be the
    • in full earnestness that external things are maya and
    • want to unfold — something that can live invisibly
    • among us, something that can live in innumerable seeds
    • forth as though with the shining of the sun, bathing in light
    • Anthroposophy, indeed of everything spiritual, to shine into
    • directly in any actions. Since then things have changed.
    • see, at the turn of the century something took place very
    • again: Everything that beats in these youthful hearts,
    • everything which glows towards spiritual activity in such a
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  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 4: The Laying of the Foundation Stone
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    • such a way as to include everything in as few words as
    • something that can give us a certain degree of support.
    • the administrative point of view everything will have to be
    • the opinion that things should not remain confined to paper.
    • The things that are written in the Members' Supplement are
    • things which every member wants to know as quickly as
    • possible. So I think it would be a good thing for groups
    • national Societies have anything to do with this or whether
    • overall leadership is concerned. Everything that belongs to
    • in Dornach. Among the things that will have to be dealt with
    • in a modern way. Once things have got going it will become
    • hurry, as is the case with political elections. Nothing can
    • too must have freedom. I cannot allow anything to be imposed
    • everything will work out satisfactorily.
    • never said such a thing! Never. The decision as to whether a
    • the Theosophical Society. The only thing that matters is the
    • group in order to gain more votes. Such things ought no
    • desirable that such things should not happen. But on the
    • perhaps put everything pertaining to matters of modern usage
    • into Paragraph 3, so that everything esoteric is contained in
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  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 7: Continuation of the Foundation Meeting, 26 December, 10 a.m.
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    • total openness with the Anthroposophical Society. Anything
    • from our gatherings in the future anything which smacks in
    • then from the human side we shall have done everything
    • Society, to prepare for the achievement of the things that
    • achieve these things; we must reach the point at which we can
    • be the inimical concern for us on the part of everything that
    • alter. But on the other hand there is no need to do anything
    • the spiritual world wants to achieve a certain thing with
    • writing lately. He has made great efforts to get something
    • Everything that comes to us from over there expresses the
    • — truly I have nothing personal against them — to
    • home and put something in it every day. When it is full you
    • have been set out here into which they may put something.
    • it would be a good thing if you could delve deeply into your
  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 8: Continuation of the Foundation Meeting, 27 December, 10 a.m.
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    • necessary in every single case with respect to one thing or
    • Supplement will be found everything the Vorstand thinks,
    • soul with the Vorstand in everything that might concern not
    • things are recognized. So it will have to be arranged that
    • of principles. We have had plenty of this kind of thing
    • seems to me that it would be a good thing to be clear at
    • anything that might be interesting for Anthroposophy in the
    • thing to consider in the general debate about the Statutes is
    • of fulfilling the Statutes. It will have to do everything
    • debate about the Statutes we can discuss anything of this
    • The third thing
    • indeterminate body. For things to appear in a more orderly
    • to say something else.
    • Another thing I
    • is one of the things I wanted to say. Perhaps an expression
    • think of anything better at the moment. I just wanted to
    • about the other words later. The other things it does are
    • should say something as concrete as possible. If I am to ask:
    • something similar. This does not mean to say that this
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    • the world as an entirely public society. And everything that
    • like to say a few things about how I see the constitution of
    • juggled in by means of some sort of election or something.
    • who will most certainly do nothing in this
    • natural sciences is such that we seek in them something
    • metamorphose the way they are treated nowadays into something
    • something quite organically linked with spiritual science. It
    • instruction — by means of mathematics. Everything which
    • years. So this is how things will have to stand.
    • how I see the leadership of the School. And I have nothing
    • have attempted to put into practice something about which I
    • something has entered the Society, with regard to the way
    • copies of something, a number exceeding one hundred, and then
    • hide certain things, but it is not carried out. In the year
    • in a new edition — that I have contributed something in
    • something secret once it has been put into print. In practice
    • externally we do not need to keep things physically secret if
    • ‘but fully available to everyone’ or something
    • to be made up so that we can put the whole thing into
    • is likely to arise? You cannot include something ephemeral in
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    • everything else it has to be said that the reason why these
    • Switzerland is pervaded by a very strong sense for everything
    • there will be interest in how things are done in a model
    • things wherever educational associations of the kind you have
    • fruitful they are, and if things are worked out neatly, then
    • I believe that something could be achieved even in
    • with the state schools. In Switzerland such a thing would be
    • regarded as something very peculiar and it would never be
    • important to present these things to people in principle
    • would be a good thing if you could always give the greatest
    • I wanted to say, for everything else is linked to this. I
    • there can be an understanding of these things. There will be
  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 11: Meeting of the Vorstand of the General Anthroposophical Society
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    • representatives of the Swiss branches. The best thing to do
    • Society it will be a good thing to take these various wishes
    • aside. Everything they felt thus comes down to a question of
    • certain things said met with absolutely no understanding, so
    • it would be a good thing if the wishes expressed then could
    • be discussing today. Everything else should be left to a
    • Anthroposophical Society in Switzerland is something that can
    • Goetheanum cannot be seen by the outside world as something
    • the branch at the Goetheanum when other things are not
    • need to change anything. I would like you to have a specific
    • Schweigler has something to say.
    • that has to be settled by tact. So I do agree that if things
    • now, we shall manage things alright by means of tact. Much
    • something that has to be applied in each case as it arises if
    • fingertips the better will things be.
    • General Anthroposophical Society. It has nothing to do with
    • all these questions. Everything we have been discussing up to
    • The branch in Honolulu has nothing to do with the branch at
    • else wish to speak about anything, for instance matters which
    • thing to do is to take the general picture as the basis and
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    • something from below and whose prayer is answered from the
    • friends! Something left over from earlier is a letter to the
    • of those friends who now wish to say something. It is
    • something should express this. So now in a comprehensive,
    • about something entirely general? If this is not the case,
    • questions. Perhaps someone first has something to say with
    • DR STEINER: The best thing will be if I leave what I have
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    • and are asked about everything, that out of the experience of
    • presumed to suggest certain things now. If other friends from
    • once a week, or even every day. Things go through one's mind;
    • with human beings and not with schedules. Let everything
    • your heart of hearts. For us here the most interesting thing
    • relationships we want to create something that will shine out
    • but if interesting things come from our friends, then I
    • would be the most wonderful thing I could think of.
    • allow me to touch on a few things. The first is that once the
    • something else to say: So many thanks are owed to the world
    • already mentioned a number of things — that it is
    • impossible to encompass everything in a moment. We ought to
    • to you to say something after what I shall be obliged to
  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 14: Meeting of practising doctors, 31 December 1923 at 8.30 in the morning
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    • Anthroposophical Movement such things are really only
    • no idea today how deeply all these things can affect
    • The only thing we would need for this work would be 50 to 75
    • is something that we should at least think about.
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    • This would not be a good thing to do. So I do believe that
    • the Mystery Dramas and other things. And on the lower level,
    • and other things will take place.
    • everything; but the auditorium was needed for the work, so it
    • once, whereas in the old building only one thing at a time
    • understanding for this time as being something real. There
    • someone describes things in the way they were described in
    • since things have after all been happening in the
    • The thing
    • concrete, forms that offer something new to the artistic eye.
    • say to you about these things this evening — will have
    • friends. Forms moulded in concrete will have to be something
    • nothing that has so far been achieved in concrete can serve
    • return to something that is being brought to me from many
    • that everything relevant is stated with absolute clarity in
    • border, but in everything that emanates from here — at
  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 16: Open Discussion of Swiss Delegates
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    • something?
    • and reorganize things starting from the roots? From an
    • objective point of view I don't think there is anything
    • thing if these meetings of members were what are usually
    • as clear as possible about how the things that are still in
    • everything from being watered down in general discussion.
    • to be announced. Thus the things announced in the Programme
    • General Secretary. This is something we could discuss
    • necessary or when something has to be decided.
    • for anything. But here — perhaps I am boasting, but
    • like to ask whether there is anything else you wish to bring
    • DR STEINER: Would anyone else like to say something about
    • says something (inaudible).
    • will certainly not believe such a thing of itself.
    • that there are things about which you cannot vote.
    • nothing to do with whoever might be the branch leader at the
    • does anything. That is where the difficulty lies.
    • experienced it all for themselves. They will pass on anything
    • HERR GEERING-CHRIST: Will nothing be made public?
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  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 17: The Envy of the Gods - The Envy of Human Beings
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    • from us so soon afterwards, that last thing was intended to
    • something of the nature of the Mysteries said, in essence:
    • things in the ancient world were generally aware that in the
    • used to describe anything that lived as a super-sensible being
    • olden times the envy of the gods denoted something very real.
    • everything else also the image of the clouds in the ancient
    • our time, in the age of human freedom, it is something that
    • received something like the following instruction.
    • is no longer anything resembling whatever is physical in the
    • everything in you that is liquid or watery. The juices that
    • and to be involved with everything that is aeriform in the
    • human organism, with everything that pulses as air through
    • incapable of doing anything to the impulses of the astral
    • Goetheanum was something that could, in an entirely new form,
    • remind us of something ancient.
    • reddish-yellow lines of flame curled through the seething sea
    • When something like this has swept across a hallowed place in
  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 19: The Rebuilding of the Goetheanum
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    • the next thing appearing after the roof to be a kind of small
    • Below that will be a portion, something that could be seen as
    • will here appear as something angular. You must imagine that
    • thing about an angular building is the harmony between the
    • members of a Goetheanum Association or something similar even
    • interested now; but help it to mature, do something so that
    • are interested in the things themselves. This is something
    • member. The only sensible thing to do is to say how much we
    • shall exist, the only thing we can do is ourselves lay down
    • collection, and of course we want no such thing, for there
    • DR STEINER: So long as these things are in
    • In future we want to put things before the world simply as
    • pictures at best bring something super-sensible into the realm
    • difficult than presenting something sense-perceptible, but we
    • courage to present the super-sensible and not something that
    • about anything?
    • that we do not want anything different but we do want more.
    • something in brief about one thing or another to do so now.
    • Anything
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  • Title: Christmas Conference: Lecture 20: On the Right Entry into the Spiritual World: The Responsibility Incumbent on Us
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    • out into the world today we see something that has already
    • amongst mankind today there are some inklings that things are
    • notice that Anthroposophy was something for which people were
    • approximately — that something is happening not only on
    • earthly impulses, are demanding something of mankind; a kind
    • itself. Everything that has hitherto borne the earthly world
    • And if we are to achieve something fruitful for the earthly
    • incumbent on the one who can know such things. These souls,
    • which the most important things are preserved, rather than
    • abstract ideas which human beings today attach to everything
    • super-sensible world something that is directed towards this
    • all with anything that can be weighed and measured, but they
    • Such things
    • important thing of all is the mood of soul we bear away with
    • grows in the soil of our own medical research into something
    • in the things that really make up our task, for then other
    • thing is that a branch of practical life, such as medicine,
    • first show people eurythmy; if they hear nothing about
    • should never occur to us to feel anything but the deepest
    • ago. But let us not forget that everything in the world that
  • Title: Awakening to Community: Lecture V
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    • they had no doubt whatsoever that the things their senses perceived
    • as with their bodily senses they perceived things and creatures of
    • certainty concerning things in nature round about him. He saw his
    • It was one thing for
    • his divine origin. The Greeks felt that no such thing as man could
    • themselves to represent anything of a spiritual nature in the awkward
    • Nothing could be left in the awkward, stammering form typical of
    • science was thus also like a divine gift, something obviously
    • that of cherishing in our hearts everything we hoped to realize
    • everything the Goetheanum was intended to contribute to the three
    • nature in this light. If we survey everything we have come to know
    • harboring seed forces, as bearing in its womb something that can come
    • Nowadays we regard plants as something that nature has to bring to
    • see the egg. He saw the finished stage of things; we, their
    • the composite of everything there was in the cosmos of his own
    • Orientals had that thoughts are something whispered straight into
    • and afterwards we find that the thought is nothing less than the
    • goal. For what eventuates there will set the tone for the turn things
  • Title: Awakening to Community: Lecture VIII
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    • that I ought to give you a report on some of the things that happened
    • how things developed. You know from comments I have been making these
    • In everything that
    • with him the necessity of doing something to consolidate the Society,
    • standing here in its pristine form, these things would have happened
    • be taken as deprecating these undertakings, but nothing of the sort
    • and can picture things for himself with the help of the comments I
    • inner enthusiasm for anthroposophy and everything it includes, and
    • them, and that they took everything not so much from a rational angle
    • These things have to
    • accomplished something regarded as one of the greatest feats in the
    • How were things done in the last third of the nineteenth century?
    • and if I may repeat myself, after the end of Kali Yuga everything
    • this sort of thing. I am citing just one of countless possible
    • director, an excellent man, took things over. I was unable to get to
    • everything had been so neatly stowed away in it. Now I had a mental
    • and the marvellous record there of everything that had been going on
    • Everything had been recorded!
    • But that is not the way things should be going. Hearts were needed to
    • indeed, but still not have wanted to bother with things like the
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  • Title: Awakening to Community: Lecture IX
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    • Stuttgart. I went on to say that I would like to convey something of
    • any elements that could carry them into something beyond merely
    • began — something has been stirring in contemporary souls, no
    • in a sense of class belonging, for example, do not supply anything
    • of things had to be done for this Movement for Religious Renewal. It
    • knowledge, he can do something with it by himself. But that direct
    • discussing something, one naturally has to clothe it in idea form.
    • things clear. But what I want to talk about now is something that
    • something I have often mentioned, the fact that a spiritual being is
    • Something special comes alive in them that makes for quite a
    • external nature is, of course, also an image of something spiritual,
    • world. A cultus ritual is one in which something happens that is not
    • something that is a memory, an image of his pre-earthly life, of his
    • still — reach their real goal if they were to remain nothing
    • bring it to recognize its need for something further. This something
    • is the same thing that makes fresh, ongoing, living knowledge of the
    • must point out something that goes entirely unnoticed by most human
    • which youth conceives it shows that something lives in human souls
    • carried away by anything in the nature of a proclamation of religious
    • toward things of the spirit. It suffered a rapid diminution in the
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  • Title: Awakening to Community: Lecture X
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    • second lecture was to show the reasons why certain things that ought
    • can communicate anything about his world of dreams to his fellow
    • essential thing is the dream's dramatic course, which it merely
    • isolated from him, his consciousness absorbed by something that he
    • on in his own soul, knowing nothing of what goes on in any other's.
    • fellowman making assertions about things to which the other can have
    • such things in the same way they would in the case of any other fact
    • seek proof from dream pictures about things going on in the physical
    • enter into things seriously and objectively for them to become
    • needs to have of higher realms views such as apply only to things of
    • Something in their view of life draws them in sympathetic feeling to
    • who has a different view of things, “You are a stupid
    • thing that nobody nowadays really ever listens to anybody else. Is it
    • single person knows the clever thing, and I am not saying that it
    • something further. Supersensible insight can endow cleverness with a
    • different quality. Then the strange thing is that one's interest in
    • something foolish, if you will forgive my putting it so bluntly. One
    • sometimes finds such stupidities cleverer than the things people of
    • increases one's interest in human foolishness, for these things look
    • under certain circumstances, reveal things that are wisdom in a
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  • Title: Hegel, Schopenhauer, Thought, Will
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    • Hegelianism and everything related to it. Hegel had less reason
    • the world development and everything pertaining to it, as
    • thoughts were the foundation of everything. Hegel's philosophy
    • nature for him was nothing other than an idea, not even an idea
    • thoughts were creative, actual reality in things; for
    • subjective image only something unreal. For him the only
    • real thing was will. Just as Hegel followed with human thought
    • into everything mineral, animal or vegetative, for Schopenhauer
    • these things. It would be naturally schematized if one could
    • reality everything can be observed which at sometime or other
    • at another point become a striking reality and then something
    • Hegel manages to lift everything to an element of thought
    • — everything pertaining to the West, for example
    • developmental philosophy, in which everything happens as if
    • with Hegel we see how everything which is in development is
    • anything but Hegelian philosophy. However there is a difference
    • is connected to this, that Hegel saw the things in a manner of
    • secrets, become quite unpleasant when these things are
    • such things could experience the following: when they read some
    • where everything which exists and lives in nature is taken from
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  • Title: Problem of Death: Lecture I
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    • something in face of which the human being has a ready fear
    • something that is looked back upon with a deep sense of
    • begin with, immediately after death, something like a kind
    • existence, but it is unknown too, in respect of many things
    • things in the world. There, in the depths of our being,
    • the things he does out of this urge to cruelty, a whole
    • all kinds of things to the other person, and that under the
    • influence of this Luciferic power everything he says about
    • all kinds of things that guarantee us protection, because
    • discovers that the other person is planning something
    • things must be known when it is a question of living in a
    • such things in a radical way! The reasons which as genuine,
    • nothing but the most futile, useless, silliest chatter. If
    • same.) What is happening? Through our organs of breathing
    • ether-waves too, for when we speak something very
    • form of expression of his words. Something is actually
    • body and Ego are continually contacting something, touching
    • something. in this contact, in this impact, we become aware
    • of these things if we do not know that man's being is
    • root of this impulse for self-enjoyment there lies nothing
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  • Title: Problem of Death: Lecture II
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    • one would then be quoting something that is incorrect. But
    • through the gate of Death. For nothing — and still
    • suicide. In such a case things are entirely different;
    • of the human being something takes shape in the elementary
    • But in the death spectrum there arises something that is
    • something happens that could have happened in life, but has
    • something that is immediately present, just as from this
    • something is before us in space.
    • Such things belong,
    • possible to speak among ourselves of things that are veiled
    • intimate character then, things called forth by the
    • difficult to describe these things. They are not the same
    • everything at once. If we know of two characteristic
    • Shakespeare), when a writer shows how things are connected
    • firmly rooted in the traditions of aristocracy. Many things
    • observe the spiritual connections of things that between
    • these souls and many things happen which, to those who bear
    • tradition. In this whole milieu there is something that is
    • near her, heard her breathing. The next minute, however,
    • window had vanished, her mother's breathing was no longer
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  • Title: Problem of Death: Lecture III
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    • your attention today first to something of a more general
    • must characterise something which lies on the other side of
    • something to expression in the outer physical world, but
    • expressing something or other that we see through these
    • something is expressing itself, something that uses us to a
    • not like the adapting of oneself to something external, but
    • speak much of oneself, to judge everything so that first of
    • rightly in the spiritual world or for bringing anything at
    • benefit or detriment ... and similar things. One who desires
    • our natural predisposition, there is nothing as a rule to
    • We are to nothing so much inclined as to take ourselves in
    • something quite different from what it would when spoken by
    • something quite different if a foolish person, some
    • review all these things as much as possible in detail since
    • know everything through the senses, they do not reflect
    • something in which we must all — both after death and
    • understood I should like to link this on to something. When
    • not a matter of seeking all the things that we sought, but
    • Unity. But the idea of oneness or unity is something only
    • multiplicity. But that is something which only has
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  • Title: The Bridge between Morality and Nature
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    • would like to point out something concerning human morality in
    • became something exceptionally fascinating for those
    • processes which develop from the thyroid. All these things are
    • can't say anything other than that the more people refer to
    • spiritual-soul element would be increasingly seen as something
    • spiritual development, if they speak about such a thing at all,
    • regarded by others as retarded, as people who know nothing of
    • religious ideas. Certainly something else has appeared more and
    • outer facts more than anything else — it dents people's belief
    • force want to hang on to it. Both things cannot be maintained
    • something develops in connection with these things, which I
    • tried to explain yesterday, something within this soul
    • events in the spiritual world, something within them which we
    • see something in the physical body which is actually being
    • right thing when we look back from the child to what happened
    • only do the right thing when we observe the child to say: Here
    • older, our bodies seem like something to drag along and doesn't
    • we have gone through death's door. They are nothing other than
    • out in the physical sensory existence again. The thing is, you
    • understand everything which is not human, but people don't. For
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  • Title: Spiritual Science, History, Reincarnation, Culture, Examples
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    • observations. Something like this must be somewhat retained
    • to the next, one gradually arrives at considering things, I
    • absolutely nothing directly to do with previous generations,
    • is argued that one would understand these things, but in fact
    • things. I have made indications what, particularly in our time,
    • total view. This may not at all be understood as when something
    • Things are far more complicated. What appears through spiritual
    • way it is, and so things which appear for the spiritual
    • she is actually surprised by the outcome. He expects nothing
    • excludes the intellect, something the so-called civilized
    • presented something impressive. This population venerated a
    • through everything and had its lower forces within separate
    • spiritual-intellectual-characteristic aspect, as if something
    • is pulsing within them, something which had been conveyed by
    • said that things revealed through spiritual scientific research
    • are often paradoxes. These things can't be solved by
    • civilisation now appears something extraordinarily meaningful,
    • of the population. Certainly it complicated things as a result,
    • balancing everything out, somewhat middle class, even an
    • brilliance. All three are presented with the same thing: the
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  • Title: Opponents to Anthroposophy
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    • aphorisms I want to bring things to your attention today. We
    • one can only create true relationships out of something real,
    • multiplied, this we can't deny, contributing something
    • be called obscure, where things are thoroughly avoided which
    • when something is offered which surpasses that, which is
    • pleasure, something which exists but doesn't intervene in a
    • detail of life. You can't consider it as something on the side.
    • these things are absolutely unavoidable, and it doesn't allow
    • out all kinds of obscure mysticism and so on. Such things are
    • spiritual science. It is already necessary that these things
    • Here you have an article — the whole thing is an article
    • — many self-explanatory things can be stated — but
    • people, it's the same thing, and somehow make someone
    • broadcast, on my account, something regarding the reincarnation
    • publically present something like our Eurythmy without having a
    • circles, but it is assumed that one brings together everything
    • includes everything spiritual and actually human life as well.
    • being haughty and disdainful about everything which is outside
    • clarify and treat these things. This is necessary in all areas.
    • result something quite terrible has come to the fore. It must
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  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 1: The Experience of Major and Minor
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    • something in this domain. Until now tone eurythmy has only been developed
    • to them. This sad fact, that more significance is attached to something
    • still in its infancy than to something more fully developed, is really
    • eurythmist actually experiences something while engaged in eurythmy,
    • of musical sound has consisted of nothing but the bare notes, nothing
    • this in tone eurythmy. This is why there is something depressing about
    • aleph. The sound as such had a name then; the sound was something real.
    • something with rounded arms, we encircle it with love. When we open
    • is to be true. The making of signs is not the essential thing, but the
    • facing something. In ah we open ourselves to the world in wonder;
    • things to have developed so that first what we call the letters or sounds
    • apparent. But the study of eurythmy must proceed from such things as
    • something within yourself You embrace something. It is important in
    • other thing you are addressing is also within this space. Thus, when
    • of being bound up with something, yet wishing to get away from it; following
    • Speech poses questions. ‘How does the human being relate to the things
    • to the things of the world? Does the world fill him with wonder? Does
    • Thus in uttering the sound ah you actually sense something
    • own existence. This feeling of being aware of something outside yourself
    • The same thing can be
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  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 2: Experience and Gesture; the Intervals
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    • Now everything that lives
    • and ego they are then imparted to the air, to the organs of breathing
    • and everything connected with them; they are imparted to the air and
    • the organs of breathing by and through the astral body.
    • behind. From this you will see that when someone speaks or sings, something
    • Everything that can be
    • laid hold of by the senses, and everything that can be expressed through
    • ourselves in our surroundings. Everything which induces pleasure means
    • that the human being is losing himself. And everything painful means
    • need to interpret anything artificially, because we speak in gesture.
    • touch the longing you felt for something outside yourself is satisfied.
    • fifth. The remarkable thing about the fifth is that when the human being
    • Naturally such things
    • nothing soothing. It might be said that when a person cries out in the
    • far as the skin. It is only by means of feeling that such things can
    • it. I have characterized the fifth as something that you form. You return,
    • these things you must repeatedly practise the corresponding gesture
    • thing is that you go out of yourself, for it is a going-out-of-yourself.
    • a question of pedantry or retaining something schematic. In such a case
    • to translate everything into gesture. Indeed, when mixing in ordinary,
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  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 3: Melodic Movement; the Ensouling of the Three Dimensions through Pitch, Rhythm and Beat
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    • You see, these things
    • eurythmical element. Music naturally is something perceived, as it is
    • to a stimulation of feeling rather than to something which imparts life.
    • Things have to be put mildly, as indeed I try to do. But the truth of
    • observed in recitation and declamation. Everything is read like prose
    • of the gut instinctively; emphasis is determined by pathos, or something
    • of the sort, indeed by anything that makes an appeal to sensation or
    • influence upon everything that is musical.
    • represent something or other; the listener cannot always be sure what
    • something or other. Now please do not regard me as one of those Philistines
    • about such things radically, too. It is impossible to do otherwise.
    • I now introduce something in the nature of an exercise; I have to do
    • so in order to show how something can be built out of the fundamentals
    • what I have already mentioned and to those things about which I have
    • something similar to the gestures we have been discussing during these
    • discover that something within you does not want to go along with this.
    • and all sorts of things. This, of course, is really apalling. Naturally,
    • it is not my intention to campaign against this kind of thing, nor to
    • separately, for he could not take in that the piece represents something
    • different things. [ 16]
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  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 4: The Progression of Musical Phrases; Swinging Over; the Bar Line
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    • feel that something like a ‘dead interval’ lies between them (musicians
    • Thus, if I draw the whole thing: up, down, up, down,
    • very distinctly. This, of course, is something I ask you to ponder about,
    • it on. Fundamentally speaking, everything else does not add the spirit
    • Melos and something that has also to be borne in mind by the
    • relationship we have an example of everything I said both yesterday
    • an ear for such things, applying the principle about which I have often
    • are always intervals. And the interesting thing about Goethe's poem
    • something of this will be expressed by the reciter. It will find its
    • These are the things I
    • been learned, whereas the other feels through everything down to the
    • be a virtuoso, but is not therefore an artist. These things, when brought
    • it always imitates some thing or process existing in the outer world.
    • with a hammer, you cannot picture anything else but a t; it
    • Every consonant has something of the vowel about it, and every vowel
    • something of the consonant. We need only remember that in some languages
    • something which comes into contact with the outer world; in a certain
    • When you examine everything
    • is so far removed from anything naturalistic. It is the self-creating
    • It is far from my intention to criticize these things in any way; but
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  • Title: Eurthmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 5: Choral Eurythmy
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    • point, however, is that we must not merely take these things schematically,
    • it is this power of making things manifest which constitutes the most
    • about atonal music Hauer touches on something that is very significant
    • is nothing more than an appeal to the emotions or the senses — merely
    • Now there is something
    • seek for some things that appear in Hauer, and I had to say to myself
    • they brought everything that is related to art into the theatre, thus
    • pouring everything that is audible into visibility: Now, after all,
    • satisfaction in Greek culture, where everything was transferred into
    • thus either warte or balde (I have already spoken about these things)
    • things, to develop a rounding-off of the artistic process, which is
    • into the musical realm something which could never be expressed by the
    • over from one group to another. Here we reach something very significant
    • of a motif everything will naturally depend upon the movement, but when
    • then you can tell by looking at it that the right thing has happened.
    • at things in this way if we are to gain insight into the gestures as
    • recurs in the eurythmy forms. If these things are well practised in
    • things present us with a great deal to learn, for in actual practice
    • Think of everything that is involved in
    • something like that which meditation is for general human life.
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  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 6: The Sustained Note; the Rest; Discords
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    • acquainted with a few things in further detail, today we have to put
    • of something which is not in itself musical. I have often mentioned
    • of something that is not music. On the other hand, especially in the
    • extreme cases. To put forward the idea that music embodies nothing and
    • the note, but will express in the fullest possible way everything that
    • Something quite beautiful may sometimes result from this deviation from
    • He has nothing within to set him into movement, and wants to be set
    • For the whole basis of films is that they only permit those things to
    • in tone eurythmy you wish to express something very inward, the movements
    • These things are of such
    • It means leaving behind everything that makes sense in the sensory world.
    • decisive thing in a dream. And in the description of spiritual processes
    • difficult today to speak to humanity about the things which spiritual
    • very things important that were unimportant to me. It is certainly correct
    • when something is expressed in terms of the senses, but in such a manner
    • that everything sensory can be left aside, revealing the essence of
    • way. And the eurythmist has above all things to bear this strongly in
    • And it is a serious question whether a pedal- point or anything that
    • time he or she comes to a held note, or to something which either is
    • significance of everything connected to the rest. And so it will be
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  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 7: Musical Physiology; the Point of Departure; Intervals; Cadences
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    • third. And here something extremely remarkable makes its appearance.
    • something wonderful! The human arm possesses one bone in the upper arm,
    • Everything arising from
    • that something is changing. And with the sixth and seventh you will
    • the scale widens out (from the fourth onwards), everything is indeed
    • future it will be a question of thoroughly practising all the things
    • thing, varying according to the degree of liveliness in movement that
    • practised the things we are here discussing, many different variations
    • your work on the realization that everything does actually depend upon
    • mentioning something in this connection. Imagine that one person is
    • expressing in eurythmy something that another person is singing, both
    • exactly the same thing. Anyone possessing spiritual vision would see
    • nothing other than a carrying out with the etheric body of the same
    • time. For then you are aware of the same thing duplicated; you perceive
    • the very same thing! [45]
    • direction they take) then you will notice something very remarkable
    • something, that it allows things from outside to approach it. In that
    • something out, the other is receptive. Following this, you arrive directly
    • The things that are said
    • the difference between major and minor lies in the fact that everything
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  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 8: Pitch (ethos and pathos), Note Values, Dynamics, Changes of Tempo
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    • pass on some things which will bring our studies of tone eurythmy to
    • direction will be to digest those things I have given. Then, a little
    • more and more that many things can be expressed either in one way or
    • things you will have to consult your own feelings: ‘What special means
    • Now everything musical,
    • that nothing is musical which is not in some way rooted in human feeling.
    • Similarly, when music streams over into eurythmic movement, everything
    • It is a fact, however, that precisely in the element of pitch, something
    • well, and so on, but it has nothing to do with me. I am not interested
    • You will always feel something of the nature of pathos present in the
    • a certain indifferent emptiness of soul (to put things baldly), an indifferent
    • here) to that of waiting for something which still does not want to
    • the fingers rounded, so you can achieve something very expressive. Just
    • the things that are present in the phrase.
    • These things are initially
    • you will actually find, fundamentally, when you use these things; that
    • add the following. It is, of course, necessary that everything we have
    • Such things make the movements
    • the things we have been discussing, you will invariably reach a point
    • pace. This is something which exerts a certain influence on his or her
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  • Title: Chance/Necessity/Providence: Lecture 1: Probability and Chance
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    • contribute something vital and significant, not only to our theoretical
    • period with something better suited to it than Kant provided for his
    • certain things. I am not so much interested in touching on any theoretical
    • in it.” He believes that looking at all the things that happen
    • the world by ascribing everything to a kindly God would, in his opinion,
    • content and comes upon one lovely thing after another. That is how Mauthner
    • offense to our feelings and our sense of the fitness of things, I have
    • anything from a I to a 6 with the second. Getting a 2 with the first
    • throw, you can also get anything from a 2 to a 6 with the second, and
    • divine providence. Materialists say something like this about it: We
    • that the probability of such a thing happening is so slight as to be
    • providence as necessary in the scheme of things because of the impossibility
    • of such a production is truly vast, beyond anything fantasy could
    • something, say, along the lines of a German typewriter or typesetting
    • science not only with getting to know things but with thinking correctly,
    • of Faust, we don't picture it as having anything to do with selecting
    • a chaos, with things in a state of utter disorder, but conceive on the
    • going on in God's soul has nothing whatever to do with the whole train
    • these things; yet it ends in absurdity. That comes of a conscientious
    • an example. Two things are required as we mull it over. One is that
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    • oysters. Since he can't be eating them, he settles for the only thing
    • is taken up with something that he can only hear, something
    • cause of sleep. Just as in the earth's case the only thing that makes
    • conditions have to succeed each other; anything else is out of the question.
    • are in a position to vary things and upset routines, like the coupon
    • something necessary to man if he is to live and have his being in the
    • fact that we can come to know the essential nature of certain things
    • example, quite impossible to know anything of importance about the structure
    • under study. We only know something about these higher beings if we
    • The same thing holds true in the study of
    • can say nothing further on the subject of the sleeping state than that
    • kinds of spaces are of course filled with something. Therefore a person
    • what yours would be if you were to do the same thing now; it means that
    • aura was the clothing. And when that innocence was lost and human beings
    • aura was still perceptible, and they began to replace auras with clothing.
    • That is the origin of clothing; garments replaced auras.
    • And it is actually a good thing in our materialistic
    • with rituals, for everything that is worn on such occasions represents
    • ought to be indicated, ought to find expression in the clothing worn.
    • age afflicts certain circles who see an ideal in doing away with clothing
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    • something that may be termed historical fact, like Napoleon's campaign
    • here an honest man straightforwardly admitting something that his less
    • riddles in the human soul. We simply don't take things sufficiently
    • Of saying things I do not know,—
    • everything that happens.
    • was to Fritz Mauthner. Things are simply not given their due weight.
    • The angle from which we view things is tremendously
    • behind nature, and finally that underlying everything that happens as
    • the history of art on a different approach. And he said something, among
    • other things, that we are of course able to express more spiritually
    • outer world of everything that had first been discovered in the inner
    • far and so cleared up everything of importance in heaven and on earth
    • in the past and present as to leave nothing of greater importance in
    • a world where nothing but necessity exists, a world where he would have
    • to regard every least thing he did as conditioned by necessity. Then
    • if everything had to be ruled by necessity, “no dog would endure
    • everything we do and experience is every bit as necessitated as the
    • often forced to say — with something more suitable. We will have
    • again, our waking consciousness takes in nothing but objects in the
    • of human soul life, we come upon something that fits neither day nor
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    • things for healthy minds to endure as they read an article such as the
    • a sense of the necessity in everything in existence, and the submersion
    • looking at things.” He finds no reason to think of the element
    • of necessity as existing objectively in things. In his opinion the stream
    • an exponent of the view that necessity is inherent in the nature of things,
    • understanding how something subjective could turn into objective reality.
    • inherent in things. There is a very special reason why this article
    • to catch hold of his own pigtail. For the only thing he achieves clarity
    • on is that it is not necessary for necessity to inhere in things, that
    • no such necessity exists. But necessity could indeed inhere in things
    • sees that it isn't necessary for necessity to inhere in things doesn't
    • be traced back to something that was once subjective. And we would accordingly
    • find in the external world that everything to which we must ascribe
    • of the earth. But things could have taken a somewhat different course
    • like the difference we experience in trying to learn in later life something
    • nothing in the objective situation that grew out of the subjective one.
    • relationship between the past and everything that can be termed necessity.
    • And the past resurfaces in everything we encounter in the present; it
    • their past. The necessity that inheres in things does so because it
    • We can easily picture anything that has become necessity now, for it
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    • discussed. A few especially mediumistic natures even carried things
    • words about mysterious matters of the kind that give them something
    • brook starting to run down from the heights. Let's imagine that something
    • inside the things under study, as I've often said. And the fact that
    • a person comes to know something is due to the reflection in his body
    • of this experience he has inside things. So we can say that we are outside
    • things is reflected in our bodies.
    • to a thing or to an event in the form of reflections is a matter of
    • total indifference to them, something that in neither case has anything
    • well imagine that everything in it is as it is whether or not it is
    • as the result of something quite new being added to what had previously
    • occurred. Something was really engendered in your soul out of nothingness,
    • of course a nothingness, a real, absolute nothingness. In other words,
    • you relate to something to which there was no necessity to relate. You
    • things endowed with being, have to come up against each other, really
    • to collide, for chance to occur. But we see from this that such a thing
    • then the occurrence of everything comprised in the term chance
    • no such thing as a present! There would be no present! And what would
    • reflections, which come to us from the beyond as additions to the things
    • was involved. Anything other than this is the living present. We must
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  • Title: Chance/Necessity/Providence: Lecture 6: Imaginative Cognition Leaves Insights of Natural Science Behind
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    • the learning, the truth, and our concepts of things in ordinary life
    • all are. People are even glad not to have these add anything to reality
    • and our soul experiences add nothing to things. Just consider what a
    • adding anything to the conceptions they develop. How proud people of
    • to them, this or that was “dictated” to them, or something
    • created are reflections of reality, not something they produced. We
    • of it. Knowledge should not add anything to what already exists, for
    • only then do they regard it as something particularly reliable, particularly
    • kind of knowledge sought without a wish to add anything to the findings,
    • remains behind on the physical plane. For example, everything that a
    • world. Nothing remains of what scientists and natural philosophers think
    • that is dreamed up and totally lacking in reality; nothing remains but
    • them is a memory. So we can look back on everything we have attained
    • as something we have finished with and no longer have any influence
    • like raindrops into the physical world. Knowledge of physical things
    • that they are something wrested from us, something with significance
    • very lively indeed. And the curious thing is that these thoughts we
    • When a person says something colossally stupid
    • world and our thoughts about things on the physical plane. As I've mentioned,
    • as a result of studying them were to say that a watch has nothing to
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    • binds us to everything that comes to us on the physical plane. What,
    • then, does the etheric body bind us to? It binds us to everything that
    • relates us to the cosmos, to the extraterrestrial, to everything that
    • everything. The higher self is actually the world! This may be true,
    • but it is by no means enough to explain everything in the universe.
    • life, so that we may learn and acquire from this panorama everything
    • live through everything that an incarnation has brought forth. But it
    • is earth-acquired wisdom that is involved here. Something else takes
    • They would differ from one another and learn different things only as
    • But everything in the world has to be founded
    • of human beings who have grown physically old, and various things are
    • bodies of deceased young people, with various things taking place in
    • that something not as yet fully developed on earth, the product of the
    • a living feeling for things when we really immerse ourselves in its
    • that we have to make in life and the things that pain us, if we know
    • prepared by people dying young. This has nothing to do with the individual.
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    • universe and everything in it issued differ greatly from this physical
    • introduce more new ways of expressing things and this is indeed necessary.
    • to something that demonstrates how vitally necessary it is to arrive
    • into earthly matter if we take into account everything we know about
    • sleep now falls away, and something else takes its place. Its place
    • You can gather from various things I've said
    • term for something that does not exist in the physical, it is good to
    • with everything extraterrestrial, as I have said. Now insofar as a person
    • has some experience of things beyond the merely earthly in his life
    • the term “heavens” to include everything supra-earthly)
    • physical eyes to nothing more than a little heap of earth like other
    • of everything that has happened to him and that has, during his life
    • on earth, been incorporated into his etheric body is something for which
    • for everything with which the human being has endowed his etheric body
    • kind of consciousness, a very different view of things. I have already
    • us. That is the significant thing about it.
    • materialists. The latter say, “There's no such thing as spirit,”
    • deeper reality than that transmitted by the senses. There is even something
    • of matter can certainly not say, “There is something behind what
    • But I cannot say whether anything material exists beyond and behind
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  • Title: Child's Changing Consciousness: Lecture I
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    • his book about the cane indicates something we would consider
    • in practice. But in reality, anthroposophy is something very
    • by shamefully denigrating everything that does not agree with
    • know little or nothing about science are influenced by
    • This kind of thing easily escapes notice, because the orthodox
    • on any specific point, the whole thing is relatively simple.
    • on Earth today. This is a perfectly correct thing to do,
    • because from a strictly material point of view there is nothing
    • whether or not something is correct, whether or not it is
    • or astronomical analogies, everything seems to fit together
    • thing actually never occurs, but hypothetically it is simply
    • things should not be investigated. As a matter of fact, I find
    • these things extraordinarily interesting. I am not in the least
    • their educational practice with the kind of thing mentioned
    • scientific perspective, something very different is needed for
    • the stream of life is something very different from following
    • experience something similar to the feelings Tagore expressed
    • that something must be pervading the whole child until around
    • drawn toward all that belongs to the bony system, to everything
    • But something else must also be considered. In later years, the
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    • practice. The first thing to be aimed for is a living
    • we shall find that there are three things with which they have
    • from those of the legs and feet, something else has happened. A
    • you see that something very noteworthy is woven into the
    • But something else can also be detected. You may have noticed
    • absorb something the animal keeps out. The animal lets itself
    • more universal. These things are of immense importance for
    • learning to speak is something I ask you to consider most
    • organs, and I do not allow anything to enter my being that
    • many things. But the most fundamental factor during the first
    • enter into these things without preconceptions, you will come
    • course, you must understand these things with a certain
    • something of great significance for embryology. If one looks at
    • everything that is happening in the child's environment before
    • working through its surroundings, it does something
    • And it is a good thing if one can learn to perceive how the
  • Title: Child's Changing Consciousness: Lecture III
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    • hold of in learning how to walk, there lives yet something else
    • receptive to everything that comes from their surroundings. But
    • it also causes them to recreate inwardly everything that is
    • life inwardly reproduce everything that happens around
    • something that has become alien to our culture — this is
    • horse was at simple mathematical calculations. The whole thing
    • religious devotion. You must realize how everything the child
    • existence): This is not an illusion, or something I have
    • one can develop a faculty for observing such things, one will
    • the child also adapts to something broader than the static and
    • still lives in something spiritual, but no longer in a
    • something that is a matter of individual destiny, but something
    • us, this term does not imply anything abstract, it merely
    • through the medium of language, we see something emerge in the
    • specifically different from the other two faculties, something
    • until puberty — these two things keep each other at a
    • simply pass the child by. For anything directed to the child's
    • parents' attitudes, just as the human eye will ignore something
    • everything that we approach the child with, into everything we
    • artistic element above everything else in the time between the
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    • only broad outlines, something that is very unpopular these
    • days. Few people are sufficiently aware that anything expressed
    • it that, until the change of teeth, everything within their
    • and puberty nothing entirely original can be initiated in the
    • the idea of also opening a kindergarten, or something similar,
    • somewhat lighthearted view of these things may be of the
    • opinion that the only thing needed is to begin with a nursery
    • or kindergarten, and the rest will surely follow. But things
    • sarcastic, I am quite serious — nothing is easier than to
    • be able to do this one has to learn other things as well. In
    • existing school is something very different from making demands
    • to deal with how things ought to be, but with a number of
    • intellectual approach to it is something our present society is
    • Sticks,” or whatever else these things are called. These
    • are encouraged to do things not at all suitable to their age.
    • something in his hands. He says something. He has his own
    • supposed to make sense of everything that is imposed on them by
    • or even complete words, you draw something looking like
    • will find that now the child can remember something that has
    • actual meaning, something already grasped by the child's
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    • senses everything happening in their surroundings; this
    • Everything has to be supported by this tender relationship to
    • one thing children at this age cannot do is follow
    • everything will go smoothly if, rather than explaining the
    • What children really want during this stage is for everything
    • things would not happen as they do in our civilization,
    • this to cast aspersions on psychoanalysis. Things could hardly
    • This sharing in the world's creativity is just the thing our
    • comprehend anything pictorially. This shortcoming can be traced
    • human I is concerned — this is something that can be
    • something highly superfluous. This changes, however, as soon as
    • around in space, or at least something that is mathematically
    • However, as long as one continues along these lines, nothing of
    • will give students something that will serve their later lives.
    • stage of development and to treat everything so that they will
    • accepted something that could not yet be comprehended, accepted
    • something simply on the strength of a love and respect for the
    • thirty-five. It is not easy to speak about such things to
    • mature enough to understand certain things, things that one
    • regressive forces. Something arises from within, a kind of a
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    • everything that can live in will to gratitude; the
    • second, everything that can live in the will to love;
    • and third, everything that can live in the will to duty.
    • something that must already flow into the human being when the
    • their shaping and molding activities. Gratitude is something
    • parents or other educators — and everything expressed
    • but simply by imitation — something has been done that
    • engender something even further. In human life, love flows into
    • everything if only the proper conditions present themselves for
    • should attend to these things, because in the abstract we
    • situations, however, all too often these things turn out to be
    • the right thing to children at the right time. If, during the
    • around children, and if we do something else, of which I shall
    • thankfulness for being in this world at all (which is something
    • origins, even if they have nothing whatsoever to do with sex.
    • love; for sexual love is not the only thing that begins to
    • also love in its fullest sense, love for everything in the
    • activity. Everything has to be saturated with this love. At
    • faced with a particularly difficult task. Into everything
    • certain “soul-breathing” in the lessons, which
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    • everything in it is a direct response to what can be read in
    • own ideals (or whatever else you choose to call these things),
    • beginning of the Waldorf school something had to be done. It is
    • difficult to give it a proper name, but something bad or
    • discretion is essential in everything one does. A fanatic would
    • hardly realize that these two things are connected.
    • become only vague and instinctive. Since these things are no
    • nature. There is nothing one can do about it, because if
    • something interesting about the young Goethe.
    • unfolding of certain soul forces. If one knows how these things
    • this claim. Strange things sometimes show up when one looks at
    • things, but they should be noticed, and one must try to
    • everything, and how the sense of duty must be developed so that
    • I described to you in fair detail. These are all things that
    • something of real substance about being and becoming in the
    • “You Greeks are like children — you know nothing
    • against it; to learn Greek is something beautiful. But it is
    • really believe such a thing is possible, because anyone can
    • only two aspects of one and the same thing. There are some who
    • of one's educational ideals. It is something not to be
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    • like to add something today, as an example of how these ideas
    • that equal consideration be given to everything pertaining to
    • everything we have said about the child's development, from
    • everything of a rhythmic nature in the human being, is mainly
    • organized in the chest organs, in the organs of breathing and
    • everything that furthers the rhythms of digestion — and
    • a fairly drastic example, but this kind of thing can happen too
    • activity of the liver as something merely physical, but as the
    • of teaching various subjects. Something like lifeblood will
    • to allow anything to enter my soul that does not have direct
    • figure in life! First, because such a person would have nothing
    • them, because they really don't mean anything in life.”
    • something highly significant and deeply prophetic in every
    • illness-inducing effect on the breathing, circulatory, and
    • die so that a certain number of eggs may thrive. These things
    • every contingency, something else is essential in the life of a
    • school, something we have in the Waldorf school, and that is a
    • thing or another, and declares it to be of no use in life.
    • sense, they could not make anything of it. On the other hand,
    • This is one way one can speak about these things. It is just as
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    • It lives in everything expressed outwardly, in every physical
    • say that of everything being produced in the art of poetry,
    • meaning — something that has become much too popular in
    • nothing artificial in eurythmy — indeed, it is entirely
    • dancing; eurythmy is neither one. However, nothing derogatory
    • on, it is necessary to do something about speech formation.
    • either a lengthening or shortening of syllables, something that
    • seen as something intended to represent the center of the
    • we have done the only possible thing; we started it because a
    • everything belonging to it by spreading untruths and gross
    • pointed out how everything is becoming so difficult for us
    • something of real significance in all this.
    • make people see this is one of the most difficult things we
    • with these things than one might think.
    • desirable thing. The collection of funds for the creation of a
    • Things have come to such a state that, very recently, I had to
    • discomfort. This is also how things are where personal matters
    • put these things before you as the counterpart of the positive
    • do something for the cause represented here. In expressing my
  • Title: Colour and the Human Races: Lecture I: The Nature of Color
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    • things which one learns to understand only when one has
    • you, you will perhaps have realized that two things are most
    • he could form no ideas, could will nothing, would not be able
    • thing at dawn and sunset
    • Now I will say something different. Imagine
    • cleverness Newton said something like this: Let us look at the
    • for when one is clever one does not look at something
    • specially unusual and rare, something to be understood only
    • something that one calls a prism. It is a glass that looks like
    • a very simple explanation. One explains something by saying: It
    • to explain everything by seeking to find everything already
    • We don't find things as easy as that, as
    • concerned with throwing everything inside, which is the
    • that everything is within light and one only draws it out. Then
    • the whole world was inside, and we draw everything out of
    • that when people who understand such things want to be
    • dawn or at something red, what does it experience? You see,
    • But you see from this that everything
    • And there is really something
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    • light that falls on it, absorbs everything into itself, and
    • it gives nothing out
    • take up further light, it sends all back again, then something
    • it in himself. Now there must be something which helps him in
    • does not make such studies as we do and so it knows nothing
    • about these things.
    • the breathing and
    • the light and warmth work principally in breathing and
    • have noticed how he pays attention to his breathing. When he
    • breathing may be in good order. He has a certain feeling of
    • well-being in breathing.
    • he absorbs something from the universe. And so it comes about
    • everything into his metabolism and really he only digests the
    • is in fact only a metamorphosed breathing. Yes. Gentlemen, they
    • Yes, neither breathing nor
    • assimilates everything within and throws back all light and
    • world, and everything is connected with that.
    • then the whole thing is explained.
    • bodies, become friendly with it, reject nothing.
    • that they would actually obtain nothing from the sun if they
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    • to various things I have already mentioned recently and reach a
    • the second set of teeth is something which had been working in
    • observe such things we will come to see how the child's entire
    • something which is hidden up to the moment it becomes freed to
    • observe such things to become aware how a certain process of
    • as something soul-spiritual. Then we also realise what the
    • place between falling asleep and waking, something happens
    • This is something important, the sharper the outlines of our
    • through physical inspiration, through breathing. This is a very
    • appears in the breathing process could not essentially appear
    • so long will nothing in the child happen which is actually as
    • breathing and the physical body. The greatest part of our
    • development depends upon the breathing process. As a result
    • Oriental exercises focus particularly on the breathing process
    • while the human beings who live into the breathing exercises
    • we said, before the start of dentition, what breathing actually
    • body against the forces penetrating through the breathing
    • of the physical breathing processes is puberty.
    • This connection between breathing and puberty is not yet being
    • also a spiritual process. In the breathing process exists not
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  • Title: Cosmic Prehistory: Lecture I: The Threefoldness of Space and the Unity of Time
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    • of such things one must advance from the abstract to the concrete. One
    • the most abstract thing conceivable. What do men mostly picture as space?
    • past, of which, however, something still exists today for especially
    • space, it felt it to be something with which it was livingly united.
    • It felt itself placed into a living Something, in feeling itself placed
    • through eternity, if one did nothing else at all but stand at right
    • something living when in ancient times man still experienced how he
    • experienced as something still spiritual. It can have no material existence
    • if something is merely above and below, and right and left — it
    • on things and are not entirely asleep come to realise that the depth-dimension
    • things, but it shall not occupy our time today. I will only point out
    • if the verification cannot be found. Just this one thing I will say,
    • from the past to the future. It runs quite uniformly, but does nothing
    • was contained in the living experience of time. Everything would fall
    • and abstract in respect of space and time, and something else must take
    • their place, something that we must again experience, that must be more
    • Luciferic the Ahrimanic. Man of old had something alive in his soul
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    • nothing at all of ourselves, if we did not in age look back to what
    • entirely subjected to time, he can do nothing but wait till the time
    • takes place subconsciously. And you would carry nothing from the external
    • willing are something very different from how they appear to him. His
    • nature that runs its course in time, so will man know nothing of this
    • For, my dear friends, what we perceive thus as maya is nothing more
    • than something that can be compared with the wave-ripples on the surface
    • our life in maya between birth and death nothing else than a striking
    • life in fact is a nothingness if we do not look on it from the confluence
    • wait and wait in order to grasp something that we conceived formerly,
    • we experience this or that in childhood, but grasp nothing of it, lead
    • strive to thrust away the earth, thrust away from man everything earthly
    • extremely clever and understand many things through his own practical
    • experience, yet he would receive nothing as a revelation from the
    • spiritual worlds. Do not let us deceive ourselves about that. Everything
    • things sound a paradox when one points to the realm of reality) —
    • maidens, and so on. Men could become something like this and unite with
    • to everything what one receives through this cosmic sensitivity. You
    • wants above all to get rid of everything that pertains to rule and order
    • life there is nothing, so much hated by Lucifer as anything that smells
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    • with one another. To look at reality means something very different
    • on the lines of “eat and drink and then the nothingness of death”
    • which is becoming more and more spiritual, needs something to work on
    • and when this very materialism prevents anything from man himself flowing
    • and no law — I merely want to make things clear, yet it corresponds
    • All these things rest fundamentally
    • from atavistic clairvoyance. In the ancient Mysteries everything was
    • same species of life, while myriads of seeds come to nothing. Of the
    • can grow. It is only apparently, only in maya, that anything is lost;
    • in reality nothing is lost in nature's creative work. Spirit holds sway
    • in nature, and the fact that something is apparently lost from the on-flowing
    • spiritual law, and these things must be viewed from the standpoint of
    • we say — the spawn of fish that come to nothing in the sea. But
    • were to say: Well, people are doing the same thing in external life.
    • the spiritual world; — and something very remarkable results from
    • this. As we are speaking among ourselves, these things can be said; the
    • nothing, because when one merely talks of natural facts and then points
    • out that something similar exists in the social order these mere analogies
    • deformity and after the cure can be used for nothing further for the
    • for him; if he wants to accomplish something within the city he turns to
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    • Many similar things point to Christmas time in the same way.
    • the Sadducees. It is necessary to view all these things henceforth in
    • element in the ancient Hebrew evolution was nothing else than the contrast
    • people. Nothing was known of the significant Event that constitutes
    • then something happens that is truth, not illusion. Something is drawn
    • when it was believed that something of the true nature of things might
    • to learn something about the divine-spiritual world through atavistic
    • itself. That time is now past. The time has come when nothing more can
    • had flowed into Solomon's Temple; but it no longer held anything
    • of what had made it great. Something new had to enter world evolution.
    • is not something that appears as a spatial image, as in the case of
    • remotest degree with anything appearing in spatial images, not even
    • body of the Roman Empire. Superficial people even think that everything
    • believe that everything in a human being is inherited from parents,
    • Indeed, dear friends, anything
    • submit to these things unconsciously. From world impulses shadows remain
    • behind that continue to have an effect even after something new has
    • character must be perceived. Something shadowlike has remained behind
    • from Solomon's Temple, something shadow-like also from Hellenism,
    • and something shadow-like from the Roman Empire. Nearly two thousand
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    • here on earth only when we take such things into consideration. One
    • These things must be brought to people's attention again through spiritual
    • twenties, it gives him nothing more. This was not the case in ancient
    • young woman: “When you are old you may expect that something will
    • With old age something will enter my life that I cannot know or cannot
    • having received anything beside what he took in from the outside up
    • is this, that starting from our thirtieth year we can really gain nothing
    • the elemental occurrences of nature, we can gain nothing more for our
    • year? Up to that time my organism can give me something. After that
    • of Golgotha can be regarded as something intensely alive during the
    • something of brotherliness, simply are too little permeated by the Christ.
    • different.) Something entered our earth evolution as human being and
    • Impulse in the concrete shaping of humanity is something that from now
    • to receive such things into their consciousness until they are again
    • to something that entered human evolution with Christianity. Christianity
    • It is considered a sort of devil, this Gnosis, something so
    • denomination can accuse anthroposophy of having something in common
    • denomination the Gnosis is something horrible. But it can of course
    • anything that might have given some idea of it from an external, historical
    • something quite different from caprice or the like. Actually, it is
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    • out of them — as also out of other things. There is good reason
    • meaning of the words “Know thou thyself”, we will find something
    • of man himself. That was something he could not find in what the outer
    • intensively than he does today. There he saw many things, and he well
    • just as he is born out of the kingdoms of nature on earth, something
    • from the kingdoms of earthly nature, but also something coming from
    • as something to be done casually somewhere along his life-path, something
    • is brought face to face with something wholly unknown to him. In the
    • should have the most intense feeling of facing something that would
    • all that: but with these capacities actually he can know nothing whatever
    • It could have nothing in
    • felt was fear: fear of something unknown. This fear was to lead him
    • and then to have nothing but the abstract idea is not worth much; it
    • to as result. When these things are changed today into abstract concepts,
    • influence, and so on, they are nothing but abstract ideas. In those
    • ancient times the thing that mattered was the immediate experience,
    • second stage, everything that had been learnt in the first as experienced
    • epoch in which it is natural for people to disavow completely everything
    • to erase utterly from human consciousness everything of a three-membered
    • a Theosophical Society in which all sorts of things were taught about
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    • everything pertaining to the human soul-constitution is changing in such
    • As humanity of this present age we no longer have anything of reality in
    • but the important thing is to know what is in transition, what is undergoing
    • (the ordinary, not the clairvoyant consciousness), is nothing more than
    • he has slept, in spite of knowing nothing about himself during sleep,
    • he sleeps through everything that he wills. If you have a white surface
    • nothing of yourself in sleep; but in a survey of your entire plane of
    • but similar to them — for these things develop from different
    • is nothing but the elaboration of a Church Council resolution. There
    • are individuals who do not look at things as they are painted by the
    • is nothing but abstract superstition originating in that Church Council
    • becomes a dogmatic world conception, it is really something entirely
    • things; it is why rites and symbols, very seriously intended, or seriously
    • proclaimed, can become a masquerade or mere ostentation. It is something
    • turn away from knowledge and toward faith will feel something of sleep
    • characteristic in its being based on something that cannot be proved,
    • something beyond the province of science. There you have the two extremes
    • this reflection-consciousness to the highest degree.) Nothing exists
    • for reality is something; even if it acts upon you quite feebly, it
    • same time. By anything else a man would be urged to do something; but
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  • Title: How Can Mankind Find Christ Again?: Lecture 6: Transformation of the Human Being in the Course of Evolution
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    • know nothing of it; it occurs unconsciously. The important fact, then,
    • in himself an increasing consciousness of something that takes place
    • but unconsciously. Therefore, when speaking of these things we are really
    • speaking of something that concerns everyone more or less, especially
    • from gnosticism. These concepts contained much relating to things entirely
    • gnosticism—by which they think they are saying something very
    • that people were no longer able to bring to life within themselves anything
    • really nothing more than a suggestion that the Christ
    • of all that man experiences. But for the rest, nothing remained but
    • cosmic connection nothing more was to be admitted — at least through
    • on the other, as synonyms signifying the same thing.
    • the beginnings of Christianity. For when people gradually reduced everything
    • to the merely material Gospels, to nothing but these material Gospels,
    • himself. Nothing could be proved, in the way proof is regarded by modern
    • is nothing left with which to prove the starting-point of Christianity.
    • reason I would like to allude once more to something to which I referred
    • with these things that there needs to be understanding for the great
    • change came. At this point, then, something special had to become manifest;
    • usual description of it stops with the external factors — something
    • humanity. It was noticed that something must be dying out. Certain things
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  • Title: How Can Mankind Find Christ Again?: Lecture 7: Experiences of the Old Year and Outlook over the New Year (part 1)
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    • so that at definite stages he is able to know certain things out of
    • of the outer world. This outer world is not only an aggregate of things
    • And where the etheric world is concerned, everything is subject to the
    • of this, dear friends, if you reflect, for instance, on how things appear
    • we had exactly the same speed as everything in outer nature that is
    • one thing above all must be pointed out: if we human beings were to
    • People who can judge these things and who practice this retrospect regularly,
    • use of each year by absorbing everything that the year wanted to give
    • sucked out everything that has in fact taken you five decades to absorb.
    • But there is something else.
    • We would consider ourselves part of outer nature and experience everything
    • to go to meet the things, or events come to meet us. That is different
    • will. In the depths of every human soul there is something that is never
    • the whole soul-mood, and coloring all our subjective life. It is something
    • life is only as something of which he has no need for his progress in
    • the illusions arising from these things were corrected in manifold ways
    • clear about this at the turning-point of the year—is something
    • going through the world too slowly. Everything depends, actually, on
    • how we ourselves relate to things. Just think for a moment how everything
    • about these things we should sometimes hold ideas before our souls that
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  • Title: How Can Mankind Find Christ Again?: Lecture 8: Experiences of the Old Year and Outlook over the New Year (part 2)
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    • that everything is wrong. But one would like to point out that when
    • is nothing exactly new to be said today; rather, we should place before
    • are called the Elohim, and whom we call the Spirits of Form. Thus, something
    • between two things.
    • of holding fast to the old revelation, that if anything is necessary
    • are two things here to be distinguished. Mankind's struggle against
    • in conformity with it even when he knows nothing at all about science.
    • things? In my public lectures I have often raised the question: what
    • these things when one realizes that this scientific way of thinking
    • You see, there is something
    • something that does not like the feel of this wave. It is breaking in
    • upon them, and there is something in their consciousness that wants
    • The important thing now for consciousness is that it
    • you will find something tremendously important for understanding the
    • Beings who want to manifest as new Creators; but also, many other things
    • But the waves themselves are there and they also represent something.
    • speaking, something else is present. What is flooding human souls, what
    • world they would like to be given something of the nature of a festive
    • drink. They shy away if nothing is offered them that gives them a comfortable
    • things happen like this: we become acquainted with people we call good,
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  • Title: Community Life: Address 1: The Goesch-Sprengel Situation - Part 1
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    • with profound gratitude to you and to anything you do that is devoted
    • in order do something that is by rights reserved for destiny. A disappointment
    • take it as a sign of something superhuman. It is evident, however, that
    • nothing in this world can authorize a modern human being to make promises
    • without intending to keep them. Causing disappointment is something
    • which is undermined by things like this. In a most unfortunate fashion,
    • above him” displaces the realization that you have done something
    • acting as if everything were going fine. This is what our modern age
    • on the part of those being criticized is something that needs to be
    • As things stand at the moment,
    • All these things I have
    • you arrange things so that intentions are kept in the dark and events
    • in earlier times. However, these things have become evil in our times,
    • our hands and drew us into conversation as if nothing had happened.
    • Healthy tact would have made that kind of thing impossible for any
    • as if nothing had happened, and especially not since I have clearly
    • things exist for the purpose of testing one's own strength in the face
    • to disseminating ever more aspects of the teachings but let everything
    • Jesus had to experience things on Earth that he could not experience
    • in discussing either this letter or anything that will need to be done
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    • For today, however, I still feel the need to say a few things that relate
    • now that the things discussed in these letters have come to pass. What
    • this particular case can show us all kinds of things we need to know
    • specific occurrences, it is often possible to discover something of
    • not dealing with anything logical but with something that has to be
    • constantly endanger everything that is most precious and most important
    • is not jeopardized. Even things we recognize as being caused by illness
    • things we have had to discuss over the course of time, there is a certain
    • put, it is nothing more than that. And it is good to be aware that looking
    • for one's own incarnations in history or in the Bible is basically nothing
    • Concerning certain things
    • higher morality may be nothing of the sort, but simply an outlet for
    • other things, it was stated in this letter: "I am now coming to
    • We must look at these things,
    • war broke out, and anyone who bothers to look at these things carefully
    • will realize that this is due to nothing other than the present
    • is not to say that anything unacceptable would be happening there. As
    • the whole movement by doing anything stupid or foolish. That's why we
    • knowing whether or not we are doing something they would consider unacceptable.
    • lessons. This means nothing less than that we have to expect that certain
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  • Title: Community Life: Lecture 1: Requirements of Our Life together in the Anthroposophical Society
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    • fostered in such a way that something that was to be impressed upon
    • one thing in mind. Just suppose that recent events confronting us had
    • be possible to simply dissolve it, set something else up in its place,
    • not on a program of abstract and therefore unreal points, but on something
    • great the percentage is of people who have the things we talk about
    • — but that's not the important thing as far as the Society is
    • total of things that really exist, are present in the hearts and minds
    • Our Society compares to other societies and organizations as something
    • real compares to things that are merely thought out. We must keep this
    • in reality, on its basis in something more than programmatic points,
    • to something real.
    • spot.) Disbanding a group like that would not change anything significant.
    • thing, as I have explained several times in the last few weeks, is that
    • are all organs of the Society. Because of that, something subtle and
    • yet very specific has to live among the members, something for which
    • Such things have been mentioned
    • that. The important thing is that the members of the Society really
    • do everything possible in each single instance to show up the attacks
    • little things.
    • about things only we can understand, those people will not be able to
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  • Title: Community Life: Lecture 2: The Anthroposophical Society as a Living Being
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    • — if we add or delete points and statutes, nothing significant
    • minded people is to think they can encompass the essence of a thing
    • a plucked chicken and said, “Here is a living thing that has two
    • “A living thing is something that can leave a corpse behind
    • is thus not a living thing.” Clearly, this definition applies
    • thing would be true of the corpse of our Society as soon as the Society
    • It would leave behind something that would have to be thought of as
    • of living things, namely the fact that it can get sick. I told you that
    • a machine or a mechanism, and when members do something that does not
    • who has done something wrong is simply taking the easy way out. That
    • unhealthy growths. In most cases, healing a sick organism is nothing
    • everything we say and do.
    • answer is that the single most important thing is for each individual
    • think that being a member of the Society means nothing more than using
    • Being interested only in the work the Society does is not the same thing
    • to be able to count on not having these things spread abroad immediately.
    • world. The same thing applies to the outer organism of our Society.
    • was that our Society as such does not have anything directly
    • the right thing, but also to say what needs to be said in each particular
    • instance. That is what is important. And one of the things most crucially
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  • Title: Community Life: Lecture 3: Swedenborg: An Example of Difficulties in Entering the Spiritual World
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    • greatest. His scholarly knowledge encompassed everything the science
    • have nothing to do with seership. Swedenborg was already at the peak
    • subconscious — it becomes something totally earthly. Eurythmy
    • whose lips were moving in speech, but we could hear nothing.
    • studying these things rather than simply interpreting them arbitrarily,
    • anything of what they were feeling flow into their words. The fact that
    • all there is to understanding language—something of the speaker's
    • something that was quite clearly understandable to the hierarchy of
    • the connection, let us recall several things I have described before.
    • these objects and take something of them into ourselves in the process
    • mode of experiencing things, we are left with the illusion of being
    • being observed. If you read everything Swedenborg wrote as a visionary,
    • were nothing more than a misty emanation of the physical world—figures
    • the things around us in such a way that we become accustomed to breaking
    • experience things in the other way I described. This is not something we
    • The important thing for
    • included in the choirs of the spiritual beings. If you read everything
    • because these things are just not meant to be popularized.
    • in learning to understand something difficult to read is a kind of inner
    • active. Everything you have at your disposal as a result of prior reading
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    • about something that will relate in some way to things you all must
    • A third thing we must keep
    • example, something can make an impression on a person during childhood
    • As you can see, this has something to do with why Goesch came up with
    • But I must precede that with something else concerning the Goesch-Sprengel
    • to shake hands and things like that. Even before Goesch arrived on the
    • combined things systematically with Freudian ideas.
    • to touch is unconscious and the subject knows nothing of it. If it
    • is based on, they conclude that such things always rest on unconscious,
    • I can't present these things in greater detail, but I will try to give
    • factor in making an unbelievable mockery of something quite natural
    • it would be enough to regard these things as nothing more than childish
    • dealing with it, however, is to talk a lot about these things, especially
    • in their heads. It is hard enough to talk about these things with grownups
    • psychoanalysis in seeing everything in terms of sexuality. In a book
    • of the days when it was possible to hear children say things like this
    • is, “The only deviant thing in this case is your way of thinking
    • terms, everything at work in the psyche of his friend, the “keeper
    • stand up for ourselves. When things come up in disguise as they did
  • Title: Community Life: Lecture 5: Sexuality and Modern Clairvoyance, Freudian Psychoanalysis and Swedenborg as a Seer
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    • culture. This points to something characteristic of current intellectual
    • something independent of human individuals is compelling even the crassest
    • yet the objective world compels even them to investigate something beyond
    • thing about philosophies like psychoanalysis is that people are on the
    • much less harmful when impure instincts are incorporated into something
    • and have come upon many things that are true and correct.
    • you will recall that psychoanalysts explain many things as the result
    • on an island in her psyche. Nothing of it is present in her ordinary
    • things can actually happen.
    • observe everything himself. He observed his Imaginations. He himself
    • just as if the spiritual world were nothing more than a finer version
    • cold and abstract world of thoughts, and people do everything possible
    • knowing anything about me and our movement, if it had fallen into their
    • feelings incline them to a more spiritual way of looking at things,
    • is still one more thing we must accomplish. When we have really reached
    • things to fit into the mold of how we subjectively would like to have
    • is replaced with something else. In place of the contents of your personal
    • I would have become like a remembered object, something like the broken
    • of the ancient Moon stage, that is, something that developed before
    • known to human beings, there was nothing that could have enabled him
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  • Title: Community Life: Lecture 6: The Concept of Love as it Relates to Mysticism
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    • way of looking at things would immediately respond that love is as old
    • and Roman prose or poetry will you find anything resembling our modern
    • that I described these same things quite precisely from a historical
    • understand a thing when Swedenborg talks about inhabitants of Mars who
    • nothing to relate to in a book like
    • mysticism eludes him entirely; there's nothing to it as far as he is
    • concerned. For him, everything in Theosophy or Knowledge of the Higher
    • true that human souls have never experienced anything like mysticism.
    • He always said, and rightly so, that behind every error there is something
    • conceding that there must be something to mysticism after all. Obviously,
    • to be something in human nature that produces the emotions these crazy,
    • mixed-up people call mysticism. There must be something behind it.
    • Everything in this article revolves around words and definitions of words.
    • level. Mauthner admits all that, and even goes on to say something as
    • not deny, is really something of a miracle — and people have
    • mystics experience in their relationship to spiritual things. “Whether
    • considerable misuse of the concept of love. There is something of
    • love finite things.
    • world; that is, everything spiritual is dragged down into a refined
    • that they see nothing but eroticism in all of mysticism are actually
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  • Title: Community Life: Lecture 7: The Philosophy of Psychoanalysis as Illuminated by an Anthroposophical Understanding of the Human Being
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    • source of a great many errors. If we really want to understand something,
    • the first thing we have to do is to work out the right point of view from
    • habits into things belonging to our spiritual scientific philosophy,
    • making sure we arrive on time is a superficial thing, but in the past
    • be necessary to make a special point of talking about things like this,
    • of the requisite sense of responsibility when it comes to something
    • certain things. It is really important for us to conduct the practical
    • times in the past few days, the main thing we have to keep in mind is
    • human being would have looked like during the Saturn stage. Nothing
    • this if I tell you that there is absolutely nothing in the present-day
    • physical world, nothing on the physical plane as it exists now, that
    • perception, we are able to comprehend everything that corresponds to
    • we must realize that everything we can see of it at this Earth stage
    • However, there is also something
    • concealed in the physical body. It conceals something that is actually
    • Moon-like in nature, something more hidden that is Sun-like in nature,
    • and something still more deeply hidden that is Saturn-like in nature.
    • and character of anything belonging to a human being, we must be guided
    • something spiritual to descend deeper into matter.
    • respiratory organs and everything else. And, as we will come to understand
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    • learn something from the trenchant, penetrating, almost flood-like events
    • by few people to-day. As a rule, they think that they can learn something
    • of social life. The essential thing in such matters is to learn from
    • connected with social life may teach us something. I have already drawn
    • population will tell you: Everything that flows out of the feeling of the
    • raised, for he argues: This is quite useless, for everything depends upon
    • you in one way or the other, so that you have nothing more to say in
    • Things have already gone
    • too far. Because of this, it is necessary to see things clearly. Of
    • course, the majority of people does not wish to see things clearly to-day;
    • any way desire to judge things clearly.
    • anything to do with the impulse of thought, is nevertheless: based upon
    • never become a world-historical impulse. Investigate things everywhere
    • because it shows that the influence of thought is something quite different
    • of thought, we find something tremendous in it: If we can penetrate
    • of thought is based upon something quite different: Upon the relationship
    • time, had he spoken of these things in 1800, or in 1796, his ideas would
    • which human beings should absorb it. But something else should be borne
    • is something which must be taken up by people in freedom.
    • human understanding is really something which is subject to evolution,
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    • is concerned; we must learn to judge things, yet through our present
    • since that time, the leaders of humanity have not really done anything
    • development of the modern age has shown the trend of things in a fearfully
    • arose, something else appeared as well, out of a necessity which was
    • to understand that they should not merely judge the things that lie
    • thoughts which had nothing to do with natural science. But the Erfurt
    • paid labour was to be suppressed and replaced by something which would
    • still took into account something universally human. And it was the
    • it is no longer a question of man acquiring or conquering something;
    • but it is a question of something which completely eliminates the human
    • produces something, brings it on to the market, and another individual
    • swept away, and what has remained of them is something spectral and
    • swept away… nothing will remain except problems in every sphere
    • science does not wish to kn0w anything concerning the threefold structure
    • of man and treats alike everything which exists in the human being,
    • so modern social thinkers do not wish to know anything concerning the
    • body's threefold structure. Just because they do not wish to know anything
    • quite to the point. They will even say that it contains everything that
    • arises,even in the worst kind of state. In spite of everything, all
    • they form an organic whole in spite of everything. But when a man has
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    • ideas, and if they learn to consider things from all sides. If we view
    • things from a natural-scientific aspect, if we merely apply to them
    • things are explained, many things can be misunderstood and consequently
    • you to see that the following explanations throw light upon things only
    • aspect, which considers things only in accordance with the law of cause
    • way from a pathological aspect. Even in a diseased organism, everything
    • in such a manner of contemplating things. This has no serious consequences
    • between something that is sound or unsound in the course of human development.
    • Things can only be judged
    • ambition to do something as well as possible, and so forth. Significant
    • inclined to deal with such things; for if people were to occupy themselves
    • become separated from everything which constitutes the economic process.
    • extends its influence over everything. The concluding remarks of yesterday's
    • which recapitulate everything that constitutes the socialistic ideal,
    • above everything else, is that people should realise that not only the
    • so why should simple faith be replaced by something so complicated.
    • things, we don't, need' to investigate truth, for we have it through
    • spiritual world flow into our own deeds, into everything which we do
    • an ideal, we shall surely develop the required interest in things for
    • in the world of reality one thing is always connected with another.
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    • been drawn to a few things showing that the currents of feeling and
    • things contained above all in the views and aspirations of the proletariat.
    • to be deceived by such things, particularly not by the phrases which
    • talk a lot of such moral impulses, but the way in which things manifest
    • moral things with the so-called causal science dealing with external
    • designate as the social questions, the social riddles? — Nothing,
    • truly nothing, can be gained from such books! That which constitutes
    • things. But the way in which they are dealt with, do not enable them
    • into the economic structure of human life nothing but this causality
    • to the so-called intellectual circles, anything which can influence
    • befall humanity. In regard to such things, the modern proletarian' party,
    • Indeed, many things have
    • thing to be borne in mind to-day is the spiritual aspect. Education,
    • into things, we may even say: So long as spiritual life continues to
    • time to reflect over those things and to set them right, and very soon
    • it may be too late. Something can only be achieved if man's innermost
    • to bring light and order into these things.
    • dry theory? Spiritual science can offer human souls three things: —
    • A second thing which
    • a second thing which spiritual science can give is the following: people
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    • in our difficult times. Many things have been considered and put under
    • the fitting thing with which to begin. If one does not make a suitable
    • accomplish nothing. For us at the present moment it is a matter of doing
    • something in accordance with what has gone before, something the hard-pressed
    • above all appears one thing that is most significant — the existence
    • in which lives everything that is divided from the other by the deep
    • Congress, could not but confess that the essential thing, the significant
    • and lasting thing, that will make itself felt in human evolution, is
    • so often said here, namely, that if we are to understand these things
    • decisive a way as anything in the history of mankind. It presents itself
    • life and of things.
    • I pointed out something I believe
    • number of men can arouse hope and belief. And these two things speak
    • against anything either left or right. If we would take our stand on
    • though must be linked with something showing that from a certain direction
    • of mankind, it must first be asked where anything of the sort has been
    • life's task. For men are like that; so long as anything of the old remains
    • Germany also, as something that has been considered and found fit by
    • in Switzerland for example, — then something positive might be
    • something within mankind that can be of help.
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    • that in man's present conditions of life everything depends upon arousing,
    • that for a time things may go on, but it would be a mistake to think
    • of the proletariat is something very different from what lives in the
    • error than formerly, nevertheless the assumption that something can
    • a mistake to fancy that things could be changed thus. Many have this
    • important thing is not to think out a system of taxation but to work
    • thought-out system and the others refused it, wanting perhaps something
    • up even though men appear unwilling to accept it. That is something
    • thing is to pay heed to what is primary. The primary is that for which,
    • not be labeled a failure. Things of this sort must be prepared for.
    • Something must be there when what is now brought about in a mistaken
    • by 1919 — when what so many people now applaud is gone, then something
    • same way as the natural human organism. You gain nothing by acting against
    • has to eat. It does not make him free to refrain from eating. Things
    • subject to certain laws — even men themselves — have nothing
    • can so speak of it that we say something apparently extremely obvious
    • into fundamental things. It is fundamental to cultivate a practical
    • because the basic teaching that should work towards such things, and
    • the social organism in connection with such things, no human progress
    • law and the system of stocks and shares. Strictly speaking, everything
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    • thing, and that is how ways and means may be found to call up the clearest
    • to let the State swallow up everything, then putting together these
    • two things you have something important for understanding the matter.
    • Things must depend more and more upon our observing the way, the form,
    • as something fantastic. It is, however, the people who call it so who
    • that he represents advanced Marxism, and so on but everything goes back
    • by paying dire heed to such things that one notices how everything depends
    • everything to the State, when in reality we have to do with a threefold
    • a trace of anything of the kind. If in his writings you follow his national-economic
    • that Karl Marx has thought out nothing new about the social organism.
    • it nullifies itself, comes to nothing, fades away. This must come as
    • a shock to anyone with feeling for such things. Studying Marxism one
    • Lenin as opponent who would like to throw everything on to this State
    • of the State, wanting everything state-controlled, on the other hand
    • already in Marx. The thought when developed comes to nothing. Lenin
    • something will arise that should arise, but as Lenin says, no one can
    • its ignorabimus, (we can know nothing) socialistic thinking,
    • powerless. That is one thing to be remembered — the organisation
    • shows that in the present condition of things all the education needed
    • fun of these things but see clearly how such an outlook is nothing but
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    • considering I have shown how in the course of man's evolution something
    • how in this age of the development of consciousness something different
    • proletariat is today filled with three things. First, the materialistic
    • struggles. The third thing is the theory of surplus value, that is,
    • proletariat too, three other things are living, of which the world as
    • and therefore knows nothing of what, in the depths of the soul, is actually
    • These three other things
    • these three things. Their instincts follow the other three things that
    • assertion that no such thing exists as an independent spirit living
    • in the supersensible, that there is no such thing as spirit at all.
    • on the things without prejudice to say that the life of spirit, as it
    • permeated, however, with concepts, ideas. The essential thing expressed
    • mind nothing so abstract as the concept called up by our word. With than
    • grasped clearly in the form of concept. It was something perceptible; idea
    • the Greek ideas were full of being, something permeated by pictures.
    • with so little power of picturing things that only abstractions remain,
    • These times live, so to speak, on abstractions and would reduce everything
    • of mankind knows as yet nothing of what goes on in the soul, and thus
    • thinking, however, has produced something else. This thinking in pure
    • as to discover something not otherwise given to the world of the senses.
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    • so incisively on the proletarian soul. These are the things at work today
    • on the surface of their soul life. In its depths something very different
    • social ideal set forth in Fichte's book could lead to nothing but
    • word, as far a this can be the case in such widely different things, are
    • it turns to the other side. Thus, many things existing in social life,
    • as, too, the rhythmic system, the lungs and the breathing, end then
    • could, out of himself, learn to speak. Everything social arises through
    • speak, before certain things relating to the social structure; we must
    • nothing to you, you should be concerned with them at all. You can read
    • a time not then ripe for developing Spiritual Science, nothing more
    • powers force upon our world something belonging to a quite different
    • State in which everything would be centralised, it becomes clear that
    • this can lead to nothing but a shattering, a disturbance, of the social
    • in yesterday's public lecture in Basle, namely, that there is something
    • In the secret depths of his soul he feels that nothing human should
    • power can be exchanged for anything else — neither goods nor anything
    • thing of the imagination that the manual worker should give his work,
    • That is absolutely false and the true process is masked; something quite
    • alone, something transformed by human activity or something men has
    • moved from one place to another. Under those two headings you find everything
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    • something like this: “Do we not hear, do we not see clearly that
    • great thinker living about 2000 years ago and knowing nothing of our
    • this longing, is the final and deepest reality, and everything else
    • the war — can it reasonably be thought possible that such a thing
    • Is this reality a reality at all? It would be a good thing today were
    • These are things that cannot
    • We should give due weight to the fact that at the time everything was
    • of thinking for its healing. For this healing nothing will serve but
    • connection between such things must continually be stressed.
    • thinking was contained. There, among other things, he deals with the
    • If something be rejected,
    • good, in contrast to this evil of the State. What is this something
    • connection something very remarkable appears. To understand the State
    • of the State. Men who know nothing of the spiritual world can get no
    • everything depends on the inner life, namely on what through the forces
    • anything beyond the external relation of rights. Therefore everything
    • But the State has nothing
    • masses of the proletariat a subconscious, unconscious yearning for something
    • me to something different, I should be able to understand that too.
    • that there is nothing in life that is not interesting if only we have
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    • at Berne. There people talked of many things. Fundamentally everything
    • have actually learnt nothing, nothing at all from the lessons speaking
    • few indeed in the hall who today in face of such things would ask the
    • great world catastrophe of crying aloud to the multitude things that
    • too, one realised that nothing had been learnt from the sad experiences
    • of things.
    • have something that fundamentally has become a terrible oppressor of
    • must be done away with! Capitalism is the oppressor, something dreadful,
    • which, strictly speaking, is nothing more nor less than capital. There
    • difficult to face up to these things; they prefer to avoid such thoughts.
    • Where thinking is concerned they prefer everything to be easy. But this
    • is not allowed by the times. It is always forgotten that everything
    • must be taken into account; what is living is one thing at one time
    • and later something different. With a little thought it is not hard
    • to become aware that to understand in its concrete nature anything living,
    • we must take time into account. For the human organism in something
    • would say: a human organism is something having hunger. The fact is
    • conditions are needed for the well-being of the organism, and something
    • than is human labour. Possession is a right. Possession is nothing more
    • a thing — be it land, house, or anything of the sort — with
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    • thing in what has been said is that there must be peace without victory.
    • this without shielding myself by hiding anything. A victory would mean
    • But the important thing is that whoever in the true sense takes into his
    • to notice how everything that can be said about this opposition has
    • into things that any kind of socialism that is not at the same time
    • indications of this. Today we will gather up many of the things we have
    • already heard. I have pointed out that there is something lurking in
    • today to penetrate into the real content of things that it is never
    • things have been said about Hegel. Why should we not for once be able to
    • in the things themselves. And for the being of things Hegel goes no
    • were the sum of all ideas contained in things. The ideas not appearing
    • at that time there was no such thing as a web — that this would
    • pure Hegelian logic, you again find nothing but a web of ideas; and
    • have nothing in Him but these Hegelian ideas, and would have reflected
    • The essential thing is that Hegel in reality never gets beyond abstract
    • as nature is also idea, actually nothing but what is contained in logic,
    • Hegel, you know, because I count it fruitful to defend everything positive
    • everything else. Anything at all good I always defend. That is the positivism
    • in peace about Hegel. One can't take a man seriously who has nothing
    • then — if I skip over something — in the State. In human
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    • something that really concerns every one very closely, I
    • a thing, — therefore because of it’ —
    • one thing follows after another it must therefore proceed from
    • something, must proceed from it. In Goethe's own descriptions
    • accordance with the principle that because something follows on
    • something else it must therefore proceed from it. That is
    • something else for a moment. Think how futile, in face of
    • doubt that the course of the World's events is one thing and
    • deeply into things can truly say: As to the course of events in
    • nevertheless something very similar in the two spirits, Goethe
    • great than they. You will remember, many things which shine out
    • spiritual science, we find that, apart from everything else, it
    • already in his childhood, flows on further. Then something
    • different things, and as the spirit of revolt, being more
    • supersensible things. This, however, was essentially
    • Here we see something that is apparently a natural event,
    • Certainly, such a thing as this indicates a deeper connection
    • who say, that if one thing follows on another it must not
    • things, not grasping them with force, comes about through
    • Sesenheim. But we should take such a thing as this in its
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    • Broadly speaking, one thing especially must strike us when we
    • speak of many things in connection with spiritual science,
    • essential thought. Something deeply significant is given to our
    • we are wont to assume. These are things of which our present
    • the things which it is least able to tackle—a fact which
    • were able to speak and to do all kinds of other things besides.
    • all these things gave rise to great astonishment, not only
    • would emerge in the other cases too. There is only one thing
    • out of their so-called instinct. Things of untold
    • can these things come about, and they bear witness to the
    • is of course a fragment of truth in all these things. But we
    • objective Intelligence, implanted in the things of the world,
    • most important thing is this: In the animal—especially
    • will understand how such things as Goethe described
    • something very different. They who thus experience the
    • youthful years were to him something quite different from what
    • things may still remain a riddle, even now. Nevertheless, you
    • experience immense things and be able to describe them,
    • World could not exist if it were so, for all good things have
    • their disadvantages, all good things cast their
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    • species. Thus many things that come within the scope of human
    • things are not done in this way. Let us suppose that our
    • things that surround us. In summer the Earth is asleep.
    • Mankind has grown out of all these things. Mankind, in a
    • present, somewhat chaotic conditions. Everything is tending to
    • from the outer facts, to how large an extent everything has
    • different these things will become in future. Truly a kind of
    • us. So likewise on the present Earth, something must take
    • something which is a first beginning for Vulcan, just as
    • the connection of the thing he made with its use and meaning
    • we still often think of something inwardly determined; But in reality
    • is strange. When as a spiritual scientist one speaks of things
    • for World-evolution, precisely the things which human beings
    • modern, Philistine ideas, — may say of these things, ‘How
    • great mistake. For in the Universe it is so: things work
    • another thing is necessary. As positive electricity is
    • altogether new, needless to say; something not unlike it was
    • things very different. For with his feelings, even his passions
    • many a one to-day already has to undergo if he has nothing else
    • I mean. Such things are far too little considered nowadays, and
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    • will begin by pointing to a great thing in our time, namely, to
    • that great thing which must consist of an entirely new attitude
    • Apocalypse are two things which really belong together. Let's
    • the reception of apocalyptic things through an immersion in an
    • will be able to explain many things if we tell ourselves that
    • beautiful things to human beings, we can say that their
    • the holy mysteries in the far distant past, when everything
    • things which had always given the act of consecration of man
    • Transubstantiation in the ancient mysteries was something which
    • gods regarded as the last thing through which they were still
    • things from the stars were favorable.
    • will be able to perceive one thing everywhere: if you look at
    • apocalyptic things. This is how great truths were taught in
    • which enabled them to receive apocalyptic things.
    • them. This was something holy, and it can only be reproduced
    • moment his soul gained knowledge of apocalyptic things.
    • cultic language were two different things, and remnants of the
    • Ln this cultic language everything depends upon rhythm, a deep
    • stage in the development of apocalyptic things and of an act of
    • consecration of man and for apocalyptic things began when we
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    • of consecration of man and apocalyptic things, so that we will
    • and everything else that is connected with their activities in
    • thing we have already seen is that the act of consecration of
    • when men must add something to the times they calculated
    • out transubstantiations with the preserved things that had been
    • conscious breathing exercises. They didn't feel separate from
    • breathing exercises, although they are no longer appropriate
    • earthly things. Although he is an earthly man where the
    • breathing feels that air is entering his respiratory organs, so
    • in the metabolic-limb man come from what we eat. Nothing of
    • the cosmos by a finer breathing. Thus he felt that his
    • his body, and with divine things on the earth which are a
    • observed things which involved the fluidic element before or
    • united with everything which preserves immortality in the
    • universe and with everything which is created and born or is
    • personal development. They took hold of breathing in a direct
    • things, the godhead becomes manifest and speaks in the cultic
    • was in something which controls the forces in the air from his
    • times fathers experienced things in their physical body. This
    • gradually became something which made qualified people aware of
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    • man's participation in the cosmic things in transubstantiation
    • not sensitive to things in the world and it gives us no
    • through cultic words and through everything the priest did in
    • became receptive for apocalyptic things.
    • same kind of thing has to happen in the ego-organizations of
    • it can participate in apocalyptic things through the
    • People can really become receptive for these things today, that
    • accept things which are supported by outer perceptions and
    • experiments today, but they don't want to accept things which
    • can't see anything in the spiritual world yet and therefore I
    • main thing which can and must put this body of priests on its
    • separate and meaningless thing back then, that we experience
    • today. A sound was something which deserved to have a name.
    • Moon, Sun to Saturn. It tries to dig up things in the world
    • him something about warmth conditions in the cosmos, for
    • although they also told him many spiritual things, they only
    • warmth like on old Saturn, but something like an inner life
    • perception and he also perceives an inner breathing rhythm in
    • thing which man acquired during old Saturn evolution was a
    • felt that he is a warmth mollusk he gradually feels something
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    • an explanation of the Imagination or as something which will
    • latter. This proceeds from everything that follows in a way
    • forgotten how to understand the things which everyone knew
    • This is another thing which you priests should really develop
    • These letters were to be sent to angels. This is something over
    • important thing here is to consider the following.
    • spiritual view of things. You should really know about such
    • things in your priestly work, for they are typical phenomena
    • today. The important thing becomes evident in a striking way in
    • this particular case, but it is something that you will often
    • on your priest's path which is the important thing. He said to
    • either. Of course this is also true of a lot of other things
    • have come to such a passage here. We're touching upon something
    • pass before your meditative eye's. Sometimes things in this or
    • weighty one. But it is one of the things which every priest
    • everything which has gradually arisen in the consciousness of
    • referring to something supersensible when they said
    • understanding for concrete things in those times than one did
    • Orient as much. However, our view of religious things in a
    • concepts about things today, so one had to acquire mental
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    • most important thing we must do here is to read the Apocalypse
    • communications of the Apocalypticer have meant nothing to
    • ordinary priests so far, and at most they meant something to
    • for the world is very complex and one can look at things from
    • something germinal there which hadn't been taken to completion
    • hidden in the developing Christian churches, and the same thing
    • finds out what human nature is if one contemplates something
    • This is something which will arise evermore during the fifth
    • thing, and spiritual things always consume material ones. The
    • consciousness soul consumes material and etheric things in
    • This is something which men will perceive more and more in the
    • be something which simply occurs. But one will gradually begin
    • weakness in their soul, and not something which works on in the
    • These are things which people are becoming aware of more and
    • which are present around one outside, but that it is something
    • think of these things, when the faithful are standing before
    • strengthened. These things are not fully conscious yet, and
    • certain sense clichés have been the decisive thing in the
    • second case, and so on. Thus everything is pervaded by
    • Atlantean epoch. Like the other things that I mentioned, this
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    • the first things he experienced there was that his thoughts and
    • your attention to something which I explained over there in a
    • things were like at such a time — and there were times
    • when something like this was a reality for mankind — a
    • something spiritual was weaving in speech formation and in the
    • are vowels. Of course these things are always approximate, but
    • One sought their bodies in things like speech sounds; and when
    • the things which really weave through the world and which men
    • a certain understanding for something like the Apocalypse,
    • five which is related to the human being. One felt something
    • divine in numbers, just as one found something divine in speech
    • other things in nature. Just suppose that it would occur to
    • running into things which are similar to those which took place
    • these things, but they were discussed over a period which is
    • certain diseases, and in many other things. These initiates
    • were told that numbers are something which arise out of the
    • nature of things, and this helped them to see the way things
    • one really becomes attentive to things if one has to tell
    • Everyone knows that there is something warlike about Mars. If
    • we listen to what people who still knew something about the
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    • more from outside. Then the main thing is to apply what we read
    • intellectual and mind soul is something which is very
    • important. One has to tell oneself that one understands things
    • understand the inner meaning and the inner spirit of something
    • an unbiased way, which basically had nothing in common with the
    • things that happened later when Christianity became decadent
    • heretical. Therewith things began to degenerate. For this
    • And if we continue to look at things in a historical way we,
    • things and bad side-effects which arose in the council of
    • to flee. Of course something then rises from the ground —
    • thing which becomes manifest.
    • let's ignore certain things for a while for which we will have
    • some historical things. The Apocalypticer's perception of this
    • prepares something which again takes 333 years or until the
    • you place what we said yesterday about the things which the
    • Ahrimanic thing.
    • Something which had remained from the non-Christian, ancient
    • something which proceeds in a straight line and in which
    • nothing important enters except what is oriented by hereditary
    • However other people added something to this. In the mysteries
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    • before our souls, as we have already done with a few things,
    • Yesterday I pointed out that the Apocalypticer sees something
    • Christianity, something which wants to make Christians renounce
    • things and processes in accordance with the secret of numbers,
    • main thing for something deep down in human souls which are
    • sun. The opponents of Christianity would like nothing better
    • something which works against the actual Christian principle in
    • Europe. It was clear to him that everything which brings men in
    • things which happen in the world in a very real way are such
    • right down to it, everything which flowed out of Arabism was
    • we know it very well. The Apocalypticer looks upon everything
    • sun being and a cosmic being again, a view which knew something
    • knew something about the mighty oppositions which arise through
    • spectacle; the people who advocated something quite different
    • instead and said the most disgraceful things about the order
    • century. For everything we can do now in this age is of great
    • everything from the sun genius which is trying to create true
    • Christianity works on, as does everything from Soradt which is
    • they will be those who not only ridicule spiritual things,
    • This is why it is so important that everything which can strive
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    • at the Apocalypse itself, and we will have to arrange things in
    • appears as something which arises as a fact and an event which
    • over everything else and which could only be anticipated and
    • important thing in Christian evolution, and more deeds must be
    • added to this important one. Therefore, the important thing for
    • teaching from the Father. That is not the important thing. The
    • important thing is that a deed was done on Golgotha —
    • The teaching is an incidental, accessory thing. Christianity
    • this fact; this is the important thing for him. For what is
    • awaking, or he sees things in dreams, which emerge from sleep
    • think anything else than this; we have man's astral body and
    • Thus if we would think nothing else than what I just mentioned,
    • destroyed very important things. They were destroyed; a reading
    • the moment these things were in danger of dying out. And if the
    • condition. This is a real thing. Through the necessary Christ
    • see, therewith we have something in earth evolution which is
    • mysteries didn't expect to get anything else into their etheric
    • everything which is connected with the Mystery of Golgotha and
    • Thus he looked upon it as something, which he spoke about as
    • thing when the spiritual investigator encounters people in the
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    • agreement with everything one can say about evolution from the
    • the Apocalypse one must become acquainted with the things which
    • all. The only important thing is whether he is a real seer. He
    • looks into the things in the spiritual world, but it's not he
    • expect him to have had these wide perspectives of things
    • who has to do with everything which leads to freedom in the
    • now something very strange occurs, which is what makes the
    • Apocalypse John — for the new thing which is descending
    • saying nothing less than the following.
    • let's imagine the things which describe the self in various
    • honestly wants to understand it, the whole thing seems to be
    • us. He is the only one who understands the things, which are
    • see, something has occurred thereby. The first thing which has
    • However, a third thing appears. Christ in three forms: firstly,
    • third thing that our attention is drawn to is the sword with
    • justified because although men really do bear something in them
    • be brought out of them. And one really needs everything which
    • something quite definite. The outer world cannot really
    • sphere. Human souls are offered something whereby they are
    • supposed to live over into the next incarnation with the things
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    • sense each of these represents something which must fall before
    • and we notice something which can give someone who hasn't
    • great suffering and terrible things which accompany this
    • into through their human nature before our souls. Everything
    • spiritual. This is the important thing and we must understand
    • way he does if he assumed that passions, desires and everything
    • certain period in its mystery development, and everything which
    • always referred to concrete things, always pointed to something
    • characteristic and looked at concrete things. And so the
    • things came to light in this way in ancient Babylonian times,
    • world. There is nothing there which one could distinguish in
    • other one is shorter. So that we cannot apply anything which we
    • everything which comes to meet it from above. This is not the
    • can only understand something like what the Apocalypticer is
    • second thing is where man is no longer just involved by
    • falls is something spiritual and superhuman, and not something
    • Something which is outside of the human kingdom falls, namely,
    • something which can take possession of' human beings where
    • something superhuman is working directly in men with an evil
    • that they tried to do things which their organization couldn't
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    • cannot get anything out of what is connected with this
    • in connection with everything which has to happen in the near
    • Atlantean epoch is something new. The first three are
    • fourth or Atlantean epoch is something new. What happened
    • Atlantean epoch, if someone wanted to grab something that was a
    • things. Although the Atlantean continent was still quite
    • saw psychical and spiritual things in the physical world.
    • peculiar thing about the earlier, Greek part of the fourth post
    • in everything which goes on in the air; this became more
    • don't find any descriptions of these things that are like
    • clouds up to the early Renaissance where something spiritual is
    • physical part of cloud formation, but they felt that something
    • other things.
    • when they saw something like soul revelations in fluidic,
    • aeriform things, there was something in their souls which was a
    • This perception will consist of something like memories or
    • understand aeriform-fiery and aeriform-warm things.
    • can say that man perceives divine things in solids and fluids
    • Græco-Roman age man perceives spiritual things in
    • aware of aeriform, fiery things and aeriform, warm things which
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    • things.
    • The number principle enables one to follow things up. You
    • something can tell one. Just as one has to know the language
    • main thing is to be able to live in this number seven.
    • This is the way one has to look at these things. For this
    • of things in the universe are arranged in accordance with the
    • things from every point through multiples of 7.
    • regulating things in the world. We pointed out that John's
    • Anthroposophical movement. The main thing then was to interpret
    • significant thing today is that people accept things
    • It is the culmination of materialism, as it were. Everything
    • an after effect of this, and everything that happens in the
    • his most important work in 1843/44, and he arranged things in
    • and the things they did later on are sometimes seemingly
    • earth; but things have shifted, and earlier times work into
    • Here one comes to something which one doesn't like to talk
    • about, although of course it belongs to the things that priests
    • such things should not be discussed when we speak in a
    • tremendously. An increase in the population is something which
    • such supersensible things in this way, and priests must know
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    • understand this seal, we will have to discuss something which
    • must develop a correct view about these things, since you want
    • something in your feelings that points to what exists in man's
    • a table into legs, top, etc., even though the whole thing is
    • the division of the human being has nothing to do with such an
    • Something like a splitting into three and a crossing of the
    • consciousness age individual men have to acquire something
    • threshold. Whereas the physical body still gave something to
    • virtues and everything productive that they will find inwardly
    • to other feelings that men can develop when these things become
    • our present-day civilization talks people out of something like
    • kind of thing yet. If one takes the thoughts of Lenin and the
    • you see that the Apocalypticer clearly foresaw many things that
    • supposedly prophesies about things that will take one thousand
    • that an un-clarity arose in some school where the things were
    • to seers. However, this is something that is not too important
    • something like a picture of the figure which we encounter here
    • Apocalypticer has for our time. This is something that is very
    • things in the split rather than in the union; which sometimes
    • man who is split into three in ancient books. Everything which
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    • should consider that although the things that take place in the
    • have a very strong and much more extensive effect upon things
    • Russian leaders will someday be something that will appear as
    • experiencing things should make clear to ourselves. If we look
    • and one notices how different these things are from what they
    • For everything on earth is changing continuously, and no matter
    • feels this as soon as one becomes aware of, something from the
    • Some things harden during the course of one's life as I
    • Likewise, nothing of what was present in former ages is
    • snow and ice| formation. This is the way things are in our
    • everything in nature that is around you in your present
    • incarnation. That is something one notices. And then one also
    • nature are something permanent. But this is really nonsense. In
    • reality nothing out there remains. The fact is that everything
    • — that really say nothing are considered to be eternal
    • condition will arise in which there will be something that
    • summer, which evaporates watery things through warmth, and
    • things into ice and snow. Fall and spring is a condition that
    • evened out. Summer will no longer evaporate aqueous things as
    • things will have a different consistency, namely a considerably
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    • would now like to go back to something so that we can proceed
    • something strange today, namely, there is a strong longing for
    • Something rather surprising happened today that confirms this.
    • the rather surprising thing that happened is that I arrived at
    • something that I had to tell you today, because it arises out
    • gave my lecture to the workmen, when everything which we will
    • was asked that made it necessary to present scientific things
    • extent to which an inclination to enter into spiritual things
    • intended to do today, but I had to indicate a number of things
    • things seriously, for they are important.
    • Apocalypticer is, for if you take everything that has been said
    • thing that the Apocalypticer is referring to when he speaks
    • things by pointing to what man can experience inwardly.
    • something concrete like this. He lets human beings participate
    • number of things that the Apocalypticer knew about the nature
    • things. So let's take a look at the nature of comets in
    • one's instrument. These are calculable things. Then one also
    • people were very curious about the decisive thing that was
    • accurate as for that other comet in 1773 something terrible
    • thing that appeared was a very beautiful and magnificent meteor
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    • presented — through the inner nature of the thing
    • enabled him to find the things in his imaginative visions as
    • arrive inwardly at the knowledge that earthquakes or something
    • else occurred in some year when something was going on in
    • where the Apocalypticer sees something that leads into the
    • experiences, so that his experience of things is the world's
    • that everything that happens to him, through him and in him is
    • sees flashes of lightning; he sees something flaming up as it
    • quiet; then listen to its modulation — and musical things
    • linked with the sphere of the Cherubim, and everything that we
    • similar to the true shapes of the lightning-like things which
    • Thrones. Something similar applies to sounds, warmth and barely
    • Starry threads, starry radiations or lights mingle with things
    • that work in an elemental way. Earthly and heavenly things
    • first condition of the second world, where everything is still
    • things and processes of the physical world, but they have
    • arrive at a third region where we no longer perceive anything
    • natural, or any natural things that have been broken up into
    • elemental things, for if we want to perceive something there we
    • stars, you were able to see everything that is working in the
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    • We'll only have to add one more thing today. We should consider
    • where the things which are connected with the acquisition of
    • structure and men can grasp the important things in their
    • you see things are like this; when men grab intellectuality
    • archangels to himself — these things still belong to the
    • tradition has the ability to cling to something in man's inner
    • most independent thing in him. Everything else is connected
    • anything with men's feelings, sensations, desires and wishes he
    • these soul-capacities. Intellectuality is the first thing
    • is the first thing in which he must freely connect himself
    • example, something that seems to be more or less harmless in
    • intended, and psychical things will be determined in a
    • These things in central Europe and in the West are still
    • statistical, intellectualistic way of looking at things that is
    • undergoes such inner conversions, and they treat things in a
    • statistical manner. The Satanic thing about this is the
    • all scientific fields today, if you follow such things at all.
    • People can't penetrate inner things anymore, and they try to
    • it really tells one nothing to know how many cases went one way
    • and how many went the other way. The important thing is to have
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  • Title: History of Art: Lecture 10: Disputa and The School of Athens of Raphael
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    • the church. We recognize this from their clothing. they are popes, bishops.
    • was a true reality. Today, of course, something similar could be painted.
    • something totally different than it can be today for the human understanding.
    • earthly world which entered into imagination, then we say something
    • correct. Imagination at that time was something alive, and Raphael painted
    • the West. That is something most significant. It was the fate of the
    • Keep this well in mind. Nowadays we are used not to like seeing things
    • The West retains something
    • important things really go on in the unconscious — held firmly
    • seeing everything that exists through the sun, through the light of
    • which is the spiritual realm. And everything that exists here in the
    • is a Mystery standing on the altar, here the host is surrounded by something.
    • And this something is seen by the souls who have died, especially the
    • II said something like: This I want to create, from Rome, in the greatest
    • but an imperium. So that in this realm, this imperium, things will happen
    • of this world, such things are being done, almost at the beginning,
    • things in human development happen unconsciously. And Julius II called
    • a thing. Those are important spiritual backgrounds in the evolution
    • way, everything in Raphael is color and form, everything, spiritual
    • picturing, everything expression and sign of a supersensible world,
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  • Title: History of Art: Lecture 11: Fourth and Fifth Post-Atlantean Epochs, Medieval Art in the Middle, West, and South of Europe
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    • weight of things, the weight of beings”. Very often, that which
    • would not exist because everything is considered to be the same. However
    • was already observable in the 9th — things are happening in Europe
    • spiritual world. This is the character of its lines. So is everything
    • the soul-nature of the people of West-Europe was directed towards something
    • only have remained something superficial. It could never have been combined
    • actually had made a beginning for this — something would have
    • a certain looking at substance like things (Steiner used a word, which
    • directed above all to something other than line, form, and color which are
    • things, the interest of forming, of being active in this particular
    • was a thing which truly lived in the souls at that time. In those centuries
    • a kind of resounding of this when we hear something beautiful, such as a
    • rules. And other things also had regulations which were taken up from
    • There, the Saints come, there the Christ-Figure itself comes, everything
    • imagine nothing but the spiritual world, naturally spoken radically,
    • to picture space in any manner, everything on a flat surface, but still
    • picturing everything spiritual. And yet, when you look at each figure
    • — the effort to express something. You will observe that two things
    • and you will observe there something of tradition, that he who painted
    • while rules, prescriptions how to do such a thing, were still thought
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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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    • lectures should be possible, to come back to many a thing touched upon
    • receded, and something enters, something like a renewal of the impulse
    • picturing everything growing, blooming, flourishing. To the Greek, beauty
    • That one might place anything on anything to decorate it, is a concept
    • the growing, the flourishing, how that wants to grow into something
    • one must not take these things as a false aestheticism, or a false protest
    • them. We will see that we will meet other things, totally different
    • something else. Here, of course, you also have the plant-motif, filled
    • who is already spiritualized by nature. Both things stream together. And
    • an attempt to bring to expression by the figures something of line,
    • something of space. So that is again the other kind.
    • XI), that in this free forming of cities there arrived something new.
    • something, which I would call of basic importance, and really, that which
    • Plastic arts, altogether. (See Lecture IX) Those things are related
    • Precious Stones”. But this North has already formed something
    • earlier out of its old Mysteries, something, which necessarily must
    • be connected with this mystery. It had prepared something, which is
    • we will not consider today — on the other hand with something
    • perishes through the tragedy of the gold. Everything in the
    • a form, that even if something cannot be pictured, the sign works and
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    • lectures on Art I have already pointed out many things to which I must
    • said that up to the beginning of the third century nothing had been
    • the Christian element is brought into the pagan, for everything was
    • body and in this they incorporated something that is really quite different
    • something that was universal-individualistic. Hence the remarkable fact
    • Zeus, or Pallas Athene, or Hera, or Aphrodite, he is portraying something
    • ideal, so that something artistic, something spiritual and at the same
    • represent a Greek type of the ideal, but rather something of the Satyr
    • that originate in the Cosmos, but how, here too, something specifically
    • was what men endeavored to do. And a singular thing happens —
    • the individual-human, men were exalting the very thing that was formerly
    • anything with purity.
    • had desired to bestow upon it, but acquired something of what tends
    • to have the longing to fashion something individual. But to Roman mentality
    • this longing of the Greeks was a thing of ugliness. So that, though
    • centuries everything really emanated from Rome, so much so that it became
    • representation of Christ Jesus Himself) that brings nothing new, but
    • something which makes all the pre-ceding centuries flow together in
    • see heaven co-operating in its Beings with earth. But not everything that
    • different things can be distinguished. First those forms in which
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    • permeating everything, but such talk does not help one to an
    • resort, everything recognised as spirit must tend towards
    • important and significant things at the base of the
    • on anything of what transpires in the sphere of warmth, it does
    • our organism through our breathing process; everything we find
    • nothing directly to do with our intellectual thinking.
    • All that transpires in us in that way, has again nothing to do
    • Now, in everything which surrounds us in the various spheres in
    • — that is our Jehovah-life. Everything which moves in the
    • everything which can be compared externally with the
    • grasp something of the Event of Golgotha, and if, through a
    • can also see this in other things. A quite modern scientific
    • anything but what is mineral or physical. As soon as the
    • conversation turns to anything else — for instance, to
    • everything, one might say: — “Man has spread a
    • fluid-nature, which lives in our breathing in our warmth
    • also in man's blood, in his breathing, and in his assimilation.
    • man and creep into his blood breathing and digestion.
    • into him. In so doing, Jehovah had to take something to His
    • aid, something to which these Ahrimanic beings have access; and
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    • by bringing forward something linking the various things we
    • have considered, something which at the same time brings
    • various members of man's being if vie simply say these things
    • things present themselves in everyday life, we can say that
    • such a sense as the eye or the ear perceives things through
    • which the results of things strikes him so that he can thereby
    • what is perceived and thereby you see things with form, and so
    • Everything that we know in our environment in this way forms
    • of the man. And whoever sees these things aright must say: That
    • the earth, just as one meets the air when one grips anything.
    • for this "feeling" consciousness everything is chaotic and
    • if we use it — or appear to use it — for anything
    • every organ man in reality perceives something. Man is
    • everything which works by way of metal from the earth upon us.
    • something from the planetary movements, from the constellations
    • something with his hand. He has the idea with his waking
    • gripping something. But what really transpires in him, this
    • awake, we perceive things around us. And then our power for
    • of the heart become capable of knowing something of the
    • this knowledge is something which must not became the ordinary
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    • everything written today about the views and knowledge of human
    • whose writings are, in essence, nothing more than the
    • anything at all concerning the deeper streams of culture, including
    • with something which will, no doubt, be somewhat remote from many
    • As you know there is something today
    • all, it becomes clear to us that this theology is something
    • Areopagite was a late product — saw everything that related
    • way the soul of this theology inwardly regarded things, then once
    • (Yesterday, from another point of view I characterized something
    • a certain extent, everything that is sense perception disappears.
    • he may see the things in that world and he may believe in their
    • consciousness that one must first have experienced something in the
    • for example, they had first beheld something of the creative powers
    • History reports nothing concerning these
    • the pontifical college of ancient Rome. Everything that this
    • many generations. “For as long as possible nothing new shall
    • from the north had nothing of this older theological drive, that,
    • recorded history reports nothing of this. Initiates, able to see
    • things outer. The northern peoples did not see the spiritual
    • There is something recorded in literary
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    • himself, is how one observes the minerals and everything of a
    • we are seeing something physical. In the plants we are seeing
    • we must recognize the existence of something that is not driven
    • place where it has grown shows that there is nothing in the plant
    • moves about freely. There is something in the animal that does not
    • animal, something which cannot be grasped by merely making our ideas
    • and say that something enters into the etheric and is then able, from
    • have to bring something else into your concepts. If you want to
    • itself must receive something inwardly, must take into itself
    • something that it does not contain of itself. This something could be
    • activity that takes place below our breathing we remain in the
    • these mobile concepts something from the
    • This conception of the animal was something
    • But with the animals something has to be brought into the concept;
    • This is the reason why, when the inspiration or breathing of a person
    • Intuition. But something of this I is also noticed by the human being
    • is heavy. That is a physical experience; we perceive something which
    • experience, too — a blow, an impact. But as something
    • something essentially higher than animals. And they can, too. But
    • was intended to create a picture of something that had been seen in
  • Title: Mystery Trinity: Part 1, Lecture 3
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    • to certain things. I wanted to show how in such an imaginative
    • these things. He would have said: If I assume the omniscience of the
    • particular, realized that Gottschalk was not teaching anything other
    • wished to understand everything with the dawning intellect were
    • to understand that things like this could be the subject of bitter
    • nothing; but a nothing cannot be anything with which human beings can
    • rediscovered. Everything reminiscent of his teaching was burned and
    • nothing at all about the inner mysteries of the
    • In this writing he said something that, for the initiates of
    • almost, one might say, like mere pieces of clothing in comparison
    • ideas while concrete reality increasingly became nothing more than
    • reason subsides, then reason yields something of its necessity to the
    • sense world and the sense world of nature yields something of its
    • he wanted to show that the Greeks created art in order to have something
    • raised themselves above the reality of things in order to achieve the
    • things pertaining to the super-sensible world at the level he was able
    • Goethe didn't want to hear anything about belief or faith. Those
    • What, then, was the only thing he could do?
    • mentions anything concerning plant life, anything that can be approached
    • everything expressed in the style of Imaginations of the plant world
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    • that something of the dying and paralyzing principle of death
    • something entered into him through the sacred enactments in the
    • mysteries, something which had been felt and experienced in all
    • humanity. Hence, something essentially different had to be
    • walking on the earth who experienced within themselves something of
    • enter into human beings. But at the same time something else began to
    • Christ event was something that the old
    • the human being something that lives in the external physical body as
    • they saw walking around on the earth something that went beyond the
    • the divine Father principle; now they perceived something that
    • now, with the mystery of Golgotha, something was supposed to happen
    • themselves. Something that had formerly taken place only within the
    • knew that he represented something absolutely unique in earthly
    • the course of earth evolution if things had remained as they were
    • after the Christ event. If things had remained that way then the
    • Trinity. This shows you, too, something else that is definitely a
  • Title: Course for Priests: Lecture I
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    • individual carriers of these religious thoughts. Things are
    • good things are developing, on the one side, and on the other
    • which they can't evade. One can think about things that are
    • into account an element which renders these things harmless as
    • things must be thought through when you are to answer the
    • may not forget that gradually everything in humanity has become
    • understand things but we must open our hearts for the realities
    • movement to be supported. You see, some things need to be
    • truth. Errors soon come to nothing but by encountering the
    • truth, the opposition grasp at anything in defence, big or
    • can say that something has come out of Dornach which is
    • is its impulse of being in the inmost soul. Outer things can
    • Movement? How can we do the right thing towards moral
    • must be on such a level that everything coming from it is not
    • ritual to anything else. The ritual which comes about, if you
    • something spiritual through the spoken word. What does this
    • mean: reverence? Reverence is something our philosophers have
    • quite unlearned. They argue that the things they are discussing
    • spiritual things must be aware that thought is like an etheric
    • think as you wish about something (this is irrelevant) but it
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    • from anything scientific and gradually introduced eternity and
    • therefore don't need this hypothesis.” Something else is
    • such as: “Should we abandon everything moral and
    • principle of being tamed becomes nothing other than a higher
    • confess these things. On the other hand, atheistic science
    • principles, for example laws set up for marriage where nothing
    • but rather, for example, that a doctor decides. These things
    • are argued away but in reality these things do not have an end.
    • Isn't it true that Anthroposophy wants and can't be anything
    • in the Mysteries: then everything was quite similar to popular
    • taking these things profoundly and in all seriousness. One
    • or girl; these methods need to remain a mystery. The way things
    • Waldorf pedagogy is better than the teacher. Yes, when things
    • the other hand it is not acceptable today to dissect things in
    • among the authoritative personalities, speaking about something
    • when things are not considered in depth or with enough
    • serve knowledge. As a result nothing from these circles could
    • things going on at that time, considered then as ritualistic,
    • had these things not been permeated with the pulse of
    • participation in the ritual something quite positive.
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    • something which hardens it like a mineral and simultaneously
    • However today a person has the feeling when he does something
    • himself actually something whose understanding must first be
    • honest people, start by falling quiet, name nothing and then
    • to rename things out of ourselves. Through this can we first
    • presence of God Adam was permitted to name animals and things,
    • have the right to name things’ — but we could say:
    • ‘Through God the right has been given to us, to name things out
    • These things must firstly be experienced through the depths of
    • These three sentences contain something meaningful:
    • and everything which is shaped out of the earth come out of the
    • depths which cooperates in everything, even in the most minute
    • becomes something like a cosmic sleep for us during our earth
    • as something which weaves through us with a cosmic urge for
    • works fully consciously, then we experience something of this
    • something like: the harder the earth appears to us, diamond
    • something of ourselves, something like a revelation of what is
    • something which I have said to you: ‘I may only call myself a
    • initially be clear about everything which works between the
    • tendency is to immerse everything in earthly images only. We
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    • the most manifold images depicting the highest spiritual things
    • seeing something happening and something is done towards it out
    • linked to the appearance of the ego consciousness. Something
    • meaning be connected to them because nothing actual is touched
    • would be a subjective fantasy to say: ‘Don't interpret anything
    • that everything which You have given me comes from You. For the
    • I have said to you before, this entire version is nothing
    • doesn't really say anything, even by trying to make it
    • the Fatherly content. Thus they have seen that everything
    • because nothing can be achieved by an attempt to grasp the
    • lexicographically. Already today when one translates something
    • simple people which outshines anything you can offer out of
    • faithfully an old text can be translated is something from
    • can be found at all. These things are of the utmost importance
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    • something that only manifests by the personality of Thomas
    • decreased, so that something remained in the western current
    • I experienced something similar another
    • things in such a way that the spoken arises from the real thing
    • is only something to Augustine that brings
    • the senses something spiritual and does not tower above that
    • sun mystery something spiritual takes place here on earth at
    • the same time. Something material manifests as something
    • is something naturally spiritual at the
    • something that is also concerned with the moral entities and
    • However, something else is still
    • Something else should have become a human being than that which
    • I know very well that not everything that
    • Manichaeism, it did not imagine that as something that one can
    • phenomenon happens at the same time as something
    • something stirred in him that could not be content just with
    • bearers of Manichaeism. Augustine already has something of a
    • fourteenth years. Since in between something takes place which
    • human development, where something works up its way from depths
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    • way up from the subsoil of the human being. Thus, something
    • in Albert and Thomas. There many things intervened in the soul
    • views everywhere in their writings. Nevertheless, in everything
    • only as something paradox: the fact that Augustine really
    • Nevertheless, still something played a role from former times.
    • about with something that is explained scientifically or
    • all that and for some other things already recognises that so
    • wants nothing but to string together thoughts, then the biased
    • things and allege their crude biased opinions. Because one is
    • these things that often are not at all concerned with that
    • This and still some other things caused
    • Just many semi-conscious things had impact
    • things to the divine, he must find out the essentials of all
    • things which are there, he has to try to go back to the most
    • itself out again as it were and create the single things of the
    • in the things of the world, and then call God with it, then you
    • endeavour to find the perfections in the things, the essentials
    • of the things, to summarise them to characterise God with. You
    • have to free yourself from everything that you have recognised
    • in the things. You have to purify your consciousness completely
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    • only imagine that the human corporeality is something finished
    • mind had become something abstract, something that did no
    • actually, only something that lives as names, as words in the
    • something that lives in the human being and in a way in the
    • things. The ideas become from realities straight away again
    • certain spiritual view and leads everything back to individual
    • nothing but spiritual beings. However, I would like to say what
    • One can note something of Augustine's
    • says to himself, I can doubt everything, but, the fact
    • can doubt that sensory things are round me, I can doubt that
    • Of course, with such things you expose
    • put something simple against something historically respected.
    • scholasticism. One realises two things with Descartes. First,
    • How do I find out that things exist and that I myself exist?
    • the certainty that not everything is illusion, that they look
    • at the world and look at something real, that they look into
    • things do not want to be considered only in the abstract as one
    • Spinoza is something that did not become time dominating in the
    • more entangled in the thought: I live in something that cannot
    • grasp the outside world, in something that is not able to go
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    • he cannot grow up to be anything else, for the forces of life
    • mean something intolerable. And so this intolerable something
    • Well, — there are these reactions against the things
    • little pleasures attached to the various things, which deaden
    • one's sense of the things themselves. One goes to public balls;
    • a town-clerk, you know, one must belong to something or other
    • way over the thing which one has inconsciently grown into.
    • wants to live out his part consciently in something that lies
    • beings of the higher hierarchies, and where everything that he
    • the things that are going on in the spiritual world, and come
    • incident, which shows how even such things as this may happen.
    • From facts such as this, one can see how things stand at the
    • this thing, so to speak, which to-day grows week by week to an
    • something which is not a ready planned, ready mapped-out post
    • in life, — this longing for something spiritual, —
    • everything conceivable, side by side. Even then, one might see
    • Wagnerianism as a force, was something that in this
    • Wagnerianism stood out quite distinct from anything else that
    • the materialist age had to offer. It was something that went
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  • Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture II: The Theosophical Society: A Common Body with a Conscious Self. Blavatsky Phenomenon
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    • human gap in them with something, — something for which
    • of modern civilization, — something which for these
    • facts. The first thing needed is to bring certain facts in the
    • things of that kind. There was always, at any rate, some sort
    • these people. And here the first thing at once to strike one
    • two conceptions. That was the curious thing, that when one came
    • there must be something, they thought, of all this, existing in
    • of the ‘members’, so to speak, with nothing but ghosts.
    • emanated all sorts of things too. — They were, in part,
    • Well, for this sort of thing, you see, it was undoubtedly
    • these theories all had about them something remarkably antique;
    • But, added to this, there was something else, quite different.
    • perhaps. But then at once came things like manas,
    • kama-manas, and so forth, — things which were in
    • style of speech. These books were translated; and so everything
    • something of its colouring upon the people. And if not in the
    • this was something, which welded the ‘Theosophical Society’
    • was a thing in itself; beside the fact of the individuals in
    • it, the Society itself was some-thing. It had, one might really
    • Anyone who has had opportunity to see something of the inner
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  • Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture III: Critical Judgment and Colour of the Times
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    • reality scarcely anything to do with the works of Blavatsky,
    • of course, as regards everything that may be said about
    • might instance a great number of things. I only need allude to
    • things of the sort.
    • point to such things, and to find in them plain evidence that
    • still have several things to say. But, for the moment, there is
    • Certainly, there are things in it which have raised objection.
    • we don't trouble ourselves about all the things which went on
    • this, there are things which unmistakably, when they come to be
    • spiritual world. This is something which cannot be denied,
    • than everything which in modern times has been brought to light
    • life-conditions of anything such as the Anthroposophical
    • those who have had anything to do with applied electricity,
    • things gone according to this learned faculty, there could be
    • Again, to take perhaps something more directly obvious to you:
    • of conviction. One must simply look at these things with
    • may pick out anything, lying, so to speak, on our top-peaks of
    • thing. Or, if one goes more into the hidden corners, well,
    • the recognized thing to-day. — Well, civilization is
    • distinction as a poet, but to tell something out of his life.
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  • Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture IV: Blavatsky's Orientation: Spiritual, but Anti-Christian
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    • kind. Those people, one may say, who heard anything of
    • anything, where this kind of thing is said to have been
    • And one must never forget, that any number of things in the
    • judgment, but they were above all things concerned to devise
    • world. For the things, as we saw, had been made public; they
    • from them. — And accordingly, behind things like those I
    • and all the other things attached to her person, did
    • possible the trouble of going into the thing itself.
    • which may be much the same thing, in their heads), and find out
    • with writings that deal with such things, in how far what they
    • And then, the people who were ... well, everything is ‘debated’
    • to-day, and they ‘debated’ everything even in those days ...
    • things, — and especially not for liking or disliking
    • things, which came into the world either through Blavatsky's
    • collected round these things took the name ‘Theosophical
    • nothing whatever to do in reality with what took again the name
    • Indeed, my dear friends, things like this must at any rate in
    • gradually collected round these things in the world.
    • towards these things that were thus revealed? For, here too is
    • Christianity. Everything that comes from Judaism and
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  • Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture V: Anti-Christianity. - The Healing of the Gulf.
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    • religion must be always something that rests upon itself and
    • widens out over everything that is knowable by the methods of
    • has grown up, we have something which has remained left over as
    • More scathing words were never uttered about Christianity than
    • It is the most difficult thing in the world, my dear friends,
    • nothing new. The most important part of what one finds revealed
    • say about it. Such things must be regarded with perfect
    • world, took the first thing that presented itself. They wanted
    • first thing necessary was to recognize: What are these souls
    • questions about things, to which Anthroposophy believed that it
    • through the kind of thing which is found in Mrs. Besant's
    • people that there are a number of things in this book,
    • nothing; one would only have taken something away from them.
    • things do not lie so rationalistically, along straight lines of
    • theosophists said the same thing as I have been pointing out to
    • begin with, whom one could reach with these things, were the
    • whatever; the only thing was to hope and build upon the
    • Everything — in my opinion at least — had its
    • something of which people to-day form no notion whatever.
    • writings everything was presented to the mind in just the same
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  • Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture VI: The Two First Periods of the Anthroposophic Movement
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    • This period ends, (such things are, of course, only
    • of everything) — it ends approximately, I might say, with
    • Esoteric Christianity, there did flow something which,
    • state of things at that time.
    • things to contend with. I won't weary you with all the numerous
    • ... (these things have a real psychologic interest also, for
    • one sees from them the kind of thing to which the human soul
    • Well, that is only an extreme instance of this kind of thing,
    • day, — things which had no bearing whatever upon
    • people in the Ketterl was, when anything whatever was
    • mount up higher to the things, say, that Anthroposophy
    • applies to the pro-cesses of the physical world. And nothing
    • There was nothing to be done: the whole connection dissolved in
    • whenever such things came under discussion. This was Dr.
    • enthusiasm, to explain to me that anything like positive
    • the more intelligent spirits of mankind, unless the things were
    • Permanent Atom. This Permanent Atom was an appalling thing! But
    • least understand why something, at any rate, that in words at
    • Such a thing seems like a joke to you to-day; but you can have
    • no idea with what solemn earnestness these things were carried
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  • Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture VII: The Third Stage: The Present Day. - Life-Conditions of the Anthroposophical Society
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    • Lucifer-Gnosis; which periodically brought out things by
    • was added on to another. And everything recorded on the other
    • programmes and things of the kind. But that was not the
    • anything that had been there before.
    • the thing; but people outside would not have bothered about it;
    • Things
    • the most intense and serious earnest; for all these things give
    • presupposed, as I said, that there was something already there,
    • was felt by really a large number of people to be something
    • turned to very profitable use. Everything I have been
    • to put up the Goetheanum. And now let us see what shape things
    • may therefore see that the things of which I have many times
    • that the last thing is the worst to come.
    • imagine that it will do to pass over such things lightly and
    • merely to say: ‘Well, with a thing like that, not only is not a
    • working up this spiritual store of wealth, of doing anything
    • else than do everything direct from this spiritual store
    • never be said that it draws from anything else than straight
    • from the sources of Anthroposophy itself. Everything in it is
    • to arrive at something, which perhaps on the outside looks a
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  • Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture VIII: Conclusions: The Anthroposophical Society and its Future Conduct.
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    • the things which Blavatsky, so to speak, delivered as riddles
    • reality these writings are in no way traceable to anything
    • something within himself to which the usual natural science of
    • particular existence; — which leads to something totally
    • most strikingly apparent when one started out from something
    • thing above all, you see, which must necessarily present itself
    • evolution, we find a state of things in which, when Man gazed
    • This is the peculiar thing about the old world-conceptions,
    • if we then look at things as they are now in recent times, we
    • mathematical aspect only; which amounts to nothing more, than
    • then? — My dear friends, what then happened, is something
    • the refraction of light, and all these fine things, —
    • these are what people talk of to-day. But all these things have
    • nothing whatever underneath them, or rather, nothing whatever
    • old had something else beside these laws of Nature, something,
    • Nature, something that remains like roses without a rose-bush.
    • in their hearts: for they can make nothing of these laws of
    • — One thing, alas! is missing however:
    • everything which is in East and Wilhelm Meister,
    • boy of 1749! Do you think he would be able to deduce anything?
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    • first and foremost thing to be observed in this School must of
    • have gone into these things in our weekly periodical, What
    • cast us back to our nothingness.
    • know that the first thing to come from the darkness that must
    • through human self-knowledge. Everything man needs in sickness
    • clearly realize that everything that is not acquired in this
    • to think — everything is reeled out and all one has to do
    • nowadays can be compared to someone who wants to pick something
    • pockets and thinks he can pick the thing up that way. But he
    • want to grasp something from the floor. We must activate our
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    • directed towards something else, something beyond the exterior
    • That is the second thing that we have within us - which plants
    • banal things which cause us to realize that life is serious and
    • number of our friends were to undertake something in this
    • is good if it relates to something which exerts a strong
    • something I can do - now that the Anthroposophical Society has
    • introduce something new into my life as an anthroposophist?
    • something new?
    • In esoteric life only the truth works, nothing else. You may
    • color something because of vanity, but what has been colored
    • deeply rooted with our humanity is everything which hinders us
    • things of the outside world and doesn't realize that such
    • thinks about the external things of the world. It is a corpse.
    • everything. And the dead thinking of the nineteenth century
    • to karma is measured. But he knows nothing about it. It is all
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    • observations - when man uses the things that he encounters in
    • looks for it. When he is expected to believe something, he
    • something in ordinary life which is not proven by this or that
    • know whether something that confronts you is truth or illusion.
    • could not differentiate between something happening to you
    • something which should be borne in mind especially by those who
    • forces, which can be the result of any number of things, such
    • illusion. Therefore the first thing one must learn in order to
    • which have nothing to do with your willing; but these thoughts
    • are illusions. You can have feelings which have nothing to do
    • That is the essential thing, that when a person approaches the
    • really something which comes very close to the threshold of the
    • spiritual world. Let's say you experienced something ten years
    • in time, back to your previous earth lives. That is something
    • depths, everything you are capable of perpetrating. But the
    • Also, one judges people not only because they have something
    • opinion of others. But that is the least of things. He who
    • that we eat and drink , that we see and hear, must something be
    • that his breathing awakens life. He commits himself to this
    • breathing, blood circulation and the movement of the members
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    • with the Guardian of the Threshold is the first thing one
    • be clear to you that I am thus appealing to everything in your
    • only meant for earthly things, and not for godly things. So,
    • renewed for what is to be received. Everything should be new
    • remember nothing of what is said to you today. But you should
    • things you experienced with him or her have been retained in
    • with her these things lead you to certain actions in your
    • something about her and your memory is stimulated. If you had
    • is recalled. If you had wanted to undertake something together
    • so in real life. At the moment when something derived from the
    • esoteric things, they are so strongly present within the
    • potatoes and let everything pass over us with indifference, we
    • then we will understand something else. Yes, my dear friends,
    • holiness-preserving silence is connected with something else,
    • grasp earthly things with these thoughts.
    • these things, the desired goal will be achieved. For the
    • causes in us, we should remember: something exists in us,
    • describes our humanity within a circle. Thus, something begins
    • earth. We consider breath and light as things that have no
    • world, so today we must recognize how the esoteric things which
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    • which has nothing to do with morality. We don't ask the
    • powerless. Our thoughts are at first things we own which allow
    • external objects take on something foreign to their nature.
    • Something truly great happens to a person when he becomes aware
    • of the abyss which exists between himself and nature: something
    • great. Something which has been expressed since ancient times
    • We can become aware of how an irregularity in our breathing
    • What is closer to man is his breathing process, which is
    • dependent upon the air. So it is from the breathing process
    • breathing process contains the air element, in which we
    • abnormalities in the breathing process. When the breathing
    • Today we want to approach these things esoterically. So it may
    • air as something external, natural. He also feels warmth as
    • something that touches him from without, and he also feels that
    • is enclosed within his skin - something which is no more than a
    • things theoretically. It is not particularly profound
    • elements of the earth's being. This is something which must be
    • real. And then something occurs to the person which makes him
    • temptingly. And we first realize that there is something
    • which sustains our breathing. One does not suspect how closely
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    • may not simply continue to see things as first glances provide;
    • what is revealed between the things. We see the three kingdoms
    • necessary to be fully conscious of such things.
    • us, something which normal consciousness isn't very aware
    • cosmos. But nowadays we have no training in such things. In a
    • vegetable kingdom. There is something in you that is as sleepy
    • the mineral element within him. He feels something filling him
    • there is something else. One feels fear of one's self. This is
    • - is nothing other than a refined breathing. Thinking is
    • refined breathing. The thoughts in which we live are absolutely
    • a refined breathing process. On one side, the breathing-in
    • stream, holding the breath, and breathing out act, in a more
    • world; sublimated breathing is thinking.
    • closed concepts arise, closed ideas. If it encloses something
    • a refined breathing process which weaves and waves within us
    • inner language of breathing which acts as representations in
    • thinking. When breathing, completely refined, strikes the sense
    • refined-to-thinking breathing process is like an organized
    • breathing in the human head is tantamount to the capture of the
    • This is an unconscious process. Every time we will something,
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    • everything which passes through the Anthroposophical Society as
    • principle of openness, not be able to demand anything more from
    • entity. This is not generally understood. So something must be
    • presently reigning spiritual powers; something which has been
    • alone. Therefore, anything which indicates that a member is not
    • saying something like the following. Certain influential
    • Roman Church will do everything in their power to make the
    • something to what has already been considered.
    • within the physical body, the only things he can perceive in
    • nothing with the ears, perceive nothing and have darkness
    • threshold everything is different from the sensory world. In
    • willing, something which is also perceptible for normal
    • now we see that willing is something quite different from what
    • well. Now we see that everything the eye experiences as
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    • is a minor thing, but I must emphasize it: every member is
    • if it's an abstract thing, the personal relationship is at
    • obtained. In the same sense, when something comes from the
    • Goetheanum and is then used as something esoteric, the use is
    • Goetheanum. This means that nothing by way of formulations and
    • possible, only concrete ones. Anything said to come from the
    • able to participate in the work of the School. Things will
    • Something else to be mentioned is that the School must be
    • Vorstand or they cannot include things which originate in the
    • include anything which originated in this School. Relations
    • the Christmas Conference something real has happened and for
    • something else, this will be accepted readily and gladly. Those
    • our senses, through everything in us, that enters into us and
    • Everything we call knowledge which is neither investigated in
    • the grand, powerful, sublime, wise, beautiful things his senses
    • clouds, that is a tree, a stream. We identify these things as
    • those things we indicated as: that is the sun, that is the
    • must not pretend to understand these things with the intellect,
    • the heart is, streaming through something which from the cosmos
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    • experience things so intimately in order to enter into the
    • everything that happens in its environment as though its whole
    • body were a sense organ. That's why he imitates everything,
    • because everything continues to vibrate within him; and in the
    • grasp something, my dear sisters and brothers. It presses on
    • be constituted as something continually crumbling away. The
    • inwardly. When we feel our breathing, for example, we will
    • breathing and of the air. We would be helpless children if we
    • weren't continually nurtured by the forces of breathing flowing
    • which lives in everything air-forming within us. For only
    • Everything in these eight lines can be summarized by letting
    • to the stars, something of feeling and willing; to feeling,
    • which is circling with the planets, communicate something of
    • something of thinking and feeling. This something we indeed can
  • Title: Cosmogony/Freedom/Altruism: Lecture I: Social Impulses for the Healing of Modern Civilization
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    • things in connection with our present civilisation, things
    • especially the heathen civilisations, had something of a
    • life, man cannot be strong. — That is one thing, —
    • sinking into something where it can find neither strength nor
    • master, and ask nothing better than to be pulled about by
    • are seen in the way people have come to regard everything that
    • That is the second thing. Of the forces that are bringing about
    • anything that can give fresh fire to religious feeling and
    • purpose. Our civilisation, in truth, aims at nothing more than
    • motive-power. There is nothing, friends, that can supply
    • Those are the three things which are acting within our
    • friends, is quite impossible. There is nothing for it but to
    • can in any way turn them in another direction, or anything of
    • principles, but with theories one can do nothing. To do
    • anything in life, it must be by means of the forces that are
    • through, — then there would be nothing for it but to say
    • to ourselves: “There is nothing for it, but just to let
    • same thing from different aspects, — people to-day are
    • different way, for we must look at the actuality of things, and
    • surface view of things. We must ask ourselves: Is there no
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  • Title: Cosmogony/Freedom/Altruism: Lecture II: A Different Way of Thinking is Needed to Rescue European Civilization
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    • co-operation may be possible, several things are necessary. It
    • nothing positive. The impulses that reside in our civilisation
    • were, in some age, and in some place, justified. But everything
    • ruin, leads to ruin for the very reason that something which
    • structure, remain on the surface of things; they are not
    • feature of European civilisation. Now there are two things
    • of economics, of industry. What Leninism is shaping is nothing
    • these things are what people to-day refuse as yet to recognise
    • thing that above all others must be recognised is the source
    • only thing Europe did was to cram this religious impulse, that
    • no cure before we look these things straight in the face. And
    • same thing! You see, what they nowadays call scientific thought
    • from just the same surface view of things, from which so much
    • take nothing on faith, (of course not!) — that is what
    • something again different was needed. The approach of the Fifth
    • supply of virgin soil in America, and that everything
    • gradual stoppage. Things no longer went on the same as they had
    • That is a thing that one would so like to tell the people of
    • word there; but of the actual will itself they know nothing.
    • When they talk of Thought they know nothing of real thinking;
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    • own modern times, the thing has a basis of truth in it. Amongst
    • something that Is, after all, at bottom, economic in character.
    • at the root of the Reformation, and from seeing nothing else,
    • truth, what took place and the things that underwent a
    • it, the thing was like this: — Openly, people say that a
    • a thing of this sort to the modern man, he finds a certain
    • so-called initiates — did a great many things that were
    • things that are hardly in accordance with the highest moral
    • really determining element. It entered into everything, it made
    • another, everything that was done had some connection with the
    • the less do names matter. The thing that gave a man a sort of
    • Yes, but along with that, there goes something else besides,
    • something that I have already indicated in connection with the
    • the essential thing, but the spiritual life. For even what we
    • that, again, there is something which makes it necessary for
    • everything that went on in their souls was the outcome of
    • initiated into spiritual things in a real, actual way, not
    • of things with which he was quite familiar. Everybody, in fact,
    • something else that was inherited through the blood; still, he
    • has its seat in man is something additional that comes to him
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    • some weeks I have endeavoured to show you some of the things
    • which have lived in human evolution — certain things
    • those things which have contributed to the external path of the
    • civilisation something was to become especially active
    • something which man knows and learns to produce through his
    • Atlantean civilisation something of the nature of forces comes
    • what necessity these things developed, how in the
    • you know, all these things passed over into the sphere of
    • eye for these things, a sense for what Goethe calls the
    • impulses. Everything with Solovieff is forced into a super
    • earthly sphere. The Christ has nothing earthly, although He
    • whole of humanity. Everything which man can long for or
    • That is something which appears especially in the middle of the
    • that is something which especially disturbed those who
    • And those two things belong absolutely together.
    • things in order to criticise them, but because they are
    • of these things this evening from a certain point of view, and
    • something far more spiritual than Darwinism already stands in
    • resulted a certain consequence. He said: If things transpire so
    • Malthusianism, — that means something which was meant
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    • even a poem of Homer is not comprehensible without something
    • humanity to-day. Without something further, it is not
    • everything bound up with the life of the soul in an absolutely
    • instance, felt as if something were spreading over the whole of
    • things, they have often shown this so simply, no less simply
    • power. But behind all these things there are spiritual
    • hence arose the experiments which seek to explain everything
    • in a normal way but by placing everything in the service of
    • European to-day. He sees certain things far more exactly than
    • we do, therefore many things in his book are worthy of regard,
    • and Ku Hung Ming has a sharp eye for such things as this. He
    • concerning such things as materialism, civilisation, and so on.
    • which is the higher thing to the man of the first pole. At the
    • everything to-day without man knowing it, and second pole, the
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    • body, is all the time preserving something in this physical
    • age. — They all show something of a lack of initiative,
    • himself, life is thereby poured into everything which as
    • This method of looking at things ought to become general. If
    • developed from a Spiritual method of looking at things. That
    • the things of this world as one who meditates about man and
    • same thing with reference to the social order of humanity as a
    • they read nothing there of a Natural Science, that is, of a
    • the 13th or 14th Centuries, and reads the things written and
    • things described then were described as permeated by spirit.
    • so it remains something which has no relationship to man
    • to the soul something which will animate it, and give it force,
    • of Matter is one side of human cognition, one thing for which
    • see as matter is nothing else than spirit which has become a
    • that it may become something for the future.
    • just think. We bring something over into the present from our
    • mysticism into which we dream all kinds of things, we do not
    • That is something which it is very necessary our present Age
    • prefer to remain on the surface of things. A pretty little
    • things, and thus in a certain degree do they become
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    • should like to-day to add various things to the considerations
    • late, and I shall want to add several things concerning the
    • How, in order to amplify those things from one side, and
    • something strongly objective.
    • are living at present in an epoch which demands something quite
    • spheres, are, after all, nothing but the expression of man
    • events around then, is something which fundamentally lay in the
    • things everywhere to-day. Let us take one instance which lies
    • Now, my dear friends, not these things alone, but many others,
    • we fall if we rely solely on external things, all the best
    • things in various spheres of life; especially in the sphere of
    • things of use, many illuminating things, many things which
    • bring man on materially, you will find nothing either in
    • sphere which has brought good to man, nothing which can shine
    • guiding impulse from those things coming from that external
    • this very time, because out of Spiritual Science something must
    • into the outer world it represents an impulse which has nothing
    • to do with anything drawn from that outer world itself. It is
    • them anything of a theoretical view of the world. I tried to
    • radically. And here I must add a few personal things, which are
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    • birth and death. Through everything which shines down to us
    • vision of the heavens that signifies nothing immediate or
    • direct, but simply something which remains to us as an instinct
    • drown in the Spiritual World, and thus become something
    • thereby as these things increase in number more and more in our
    • now approaching that epoch of time when such things are lying
    • something over us, so that we cannot mature. Those human beings
    • important thing in earthly development does not lie in the
    • longing to disappear into a pantheistic whole, in such things
    • incarnation that he already experiences everything which he can
    • everything which can possibly exist on the Earth. That is the
    • idea of everything which can possibly be on the Earth, but one
    • decadent life of the East, something appears which has never
    • application, and through this something terrible is produced.
    • would indeed die, yet the terrible thing would occur that after
    • which man can undertake one of three things: — One, to
    • longer form clear concepts of life. That is one thing which may
    • everything which the intellect can accumulate, to despise
    • everything which poetry or fantasy pours over Earth-existence,
    • are simply two sides of one and the same thing); or, on
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    • the vision of the heavens, that signifies nothing immediate
    • or direct, but simply something which remains to us as an
    • down in the world, and thus become something which here on
    • things increase in number more and more in our soul, we can
    • approaching that epoch of time when such things are lying
    • suspend something over us, so that we cannot mature. Those
    • important thing in earthly development does not lie in the
    • disappear into a pantheistic whole, in such things you can
    • that he already experiences everything which he can possibly
    • of everything which can possibly exist on the Earth That is
    • idea of everything which can possibly be on the Earth, but
    • life of the East, something appears which has never been
    • Ahrimanic application, and through this something terrible is
    • that, although they would indeed die, yet the terrible thing
    • can undertake one of three things: One, to pass his life in a
    • form clear concepts of life. That is one thing which may
    • everything which the intellect can accumulate, to despise
    • everything which poetry or fantasy pours over
    • these are simply two sides of one and the same thing); or, on
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  • Title: Health and Illness I: Lecture I: Concerning the World Situation
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    • touched upon lead to absolutely nothing. In reality, nothing at
    • everything they do is done from fear, is really a product of
    • things are much more important than all these matters that are
    • well, that's something that has nothing to do with the actual
    • in the West; they simply didn't want things that way.
    • a result, don't accomplish much of anything. If one
    • a little something is done here or there to brighten the
    • is something we needn't consider. At the moment, France is not
    • to all this is something else especially evident in England
    • things said over there carry no weight whatsoever. What Lloyd
    • office. This is why nothing is accomplished anywhere! So
    • Everything is done on the spur of the moment, which
    • in office again. To achieve anything, we must have men who know
    • it that qualified people are again elected. Things won't
    • publish are worthless and lead to nothing. For this reason,
    • politics; the field is barren. The only thing that needs to be
    • today nobody knows anything.
    • often. That's one thing he can do. His words are empty, but
    • there is something in his fist.
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  • Title: Health and Illness I: Lecture II: Illnesses Occurring in the Different Periods of Life
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    • We can see this most clearly in the embryo, which is nothing
    • not just of something in the jaw but of the whole body. This is
    • infancy while it is learning to cope for itself in breathing,
    • eating, that is, everything that once was done for it within
    • surroundings and so something often goes amiss. But the infant
    • does not yet need to learn anything, go to school or possess
    • Magnets are used for quite other things than for shoeing
    • is nothing but a bit of bones and brains,” is just like
    • organism. The human form is among those things the child keeps
    • suppurates. Still, something entirely different can
    • with something else. Obviously, a child can get diarrhoea in
    • and the child will get nothing more than a swollen stomach. If
    • something to grasp and work with. I can grasp this chair and
    • earliest years through radical adaptation. Everything that the
    • child has reached the age of seven, however, its breathing
    • must constantly regulate the breathing. It must not only build
    • up the teeth but also care for the organs of breathing.
    • the second teeth the child can bring order into its breathing,
    • support. It is one thing if the child has inherited from, say,
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  • Title: Health and Illness I: Lecture III: The Formation of the Human Ear
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    • we can say anything about them we must build a foundation, and
    • this is something I shall try to do before the end of today's
    • must now take into account something I have mentioned
    • come to a strange-looking thing — a veritable snail
    • another space, the tympanic cavity. The whole thing is filled
    • another lecture. So within all this fluid is something made of
    • approach something marvellous. Two tiny delicate bones sit on
    • materialistic science looks at everything superficially, it
    • sound strikes the eardrum and everything in there begins to
    • somewhere on a street when something explodes behind you. You
    • would like to point out something else to you. What is the
    • things are really like this. Imagine that nothing but what I
    • ear had nothing more than these parts. There is another amazing
    • The remarkable thing about it is that infinitely small crystals
    • with lead in your notebook has nothing to do with live francs
    • something. So, indeed, we can say that the memory for tone and
    • see, gentlemen, this is something quite remarkable. Here in our
    • eardrum. Everything I have described to you is contained
    • can say that within the ear we bear something like a little
    • Everything else is formed by the influence of the stars.
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  • Title: Health and Illness I: Lecture IV: The Thyroid Gland and Hormones
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    • manner of thinking ignores something I have repeatedly
    • his totality, you often note that something is present in
    • mental activities in a normal way. Everything referred to in
    • thyroid was removed and nothing of the gland remained, the
    • in this area, however, we discover something else.
    • enough of the thyroid containing them remains, then things
    • tablets will not work as well. So you see that not everything
    • later, things are likely to change. The next day his mood is
    • published some interesting things about the phenomena of old
    • humans. Not everything that occurs in animals, especially in
    • patients read things like Goethe's Faust! Really,
    • something that fills one with enthusiasm, this will make one
    • that of “inspiration.” Something spiritual enters
    • things in other than just materialistic ways and would finally
    • course, we must consider something else, too. I said earlier
    • position to maintain everything for as long as it retains
    • interesting to view such things from both sides, which,
    • indeed, they have. Anything else concerning this I shall
  • Title: Health and Illness I: Lecture V: The Eye; Colour of the Hair
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    • it is something like a tiny world. The optic nerve fills out
    • need to focus on something nearby. In that event, it is
    • the lens thicker when looking at something close up, or relax
    • far-sighted. Another thing to consider is that in youth the
    • the lens is also something like a living fluid. It, too, is
    • is something like transparent “hard water,” the
    • we have in our eye is something that looks like a complicated
    • modern sophisticated machinery, something like the human eye can
    • universe really signifies a big world. This is something that
    • something with only one eye. It will appear to be painted on a
    • become so accustomed to the most important things that we take
    • to develop his will. Things like this are not said today
    • everything would appear as if painted on the firmament.
    • Our two eyes enable us to see things in three dimensions and to
    • overlook something else about them. We are not so ignorant in
    • who say things of which they know nothing to be more or less
    • the eye in this way simply cannot say that there is nothing of
    • nothing.
    • light did enter the brain, we would not be able to see anything
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  • Title: Health and Illness I: Lecture VI: The Nose, Smell, and Taste
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    • things that naturally appear simple but are in actuality not so
    • things, but it doesn't inform them of much else. In contrast,
    • is something else in regard to this that will interest you. The
    • come to something that can reveal much to one who thinks
    • Catholics and they see to it that such things are not done.
    • heads of executed criminals to Vienna. Several things then
    • become vaporous can we smell them; we cannot smell anything
    • evaporate. On account of a man's perspirations, something of
    • the dog does something interesting that man cannot do.
    • things around, something that the animals cannot do. Thus,
    • something; it can wag its tail, and I cannot!”
    • too wag something, and some people have a sensitivity for
    • something that is easily misunderstood but that merely
    • consists of being able to see some things better than others
    • high rank; one actually sees it. He does not wag something in
    • the back, but he does indeed wag something in the front. Of
    • something that looks like a fool's cap wagging back and forth
    • and pushed forward in man. How is that? In the brain two things
    • olfactory nerve enlarges considerably because nothing
    • something noble. What the dog expends in its tail wagging, man
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  • Title: Health and Illness I: Lecture VII: Spiritual-Scientific Foundations for a True Physiology
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    • the human being is something extraordinarily complicated
    • filled with all kinds of things, but in particular it is filled
    • onion-like things, one next to the other; we have
    • Everything that we have as onions in our skin actually has
    • gentlemen, in us older fellows things are such that only during
    • be aware of everything with the sense of touch, or these onions
    • the brain and form blossoms there. Everything that we want to
    • mouth; we can taste nothing that hasn't first been transformed
    • taste anything if we did not have fluid within us. Our solid
    • human constitution, everything that is solid in the body, does
    • taste anything. Our constitution is ninety percent water,
    • water, where we would find everything even the delicate
    • something pleasant flows in its direction, the fish will taste
    • portion of water, everything that is in the water at that spot
    • cannot — we really have something like a fish within us
    • natural thing to say that man has an etheric body that is
    • makes it stand erect it becomes something different. Man has
    • are the sum of everything existing in the world. We are fishes,
    • and the water vapor that is similar to us is something in which
    • The fishes are really cold creatures. They could taste things
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  • Title: Health and Illness I: Lecture VIII: Concerning the Soul Life in the Breathing Process
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    • through the process of breathing. If you ask why he is an erect
    • breathing, because the breath is related to all aspects of
    • now look at human breathing we have first to consider the
    • process of inhalation. The breathing process is initially
    • coal is opaque carbon. It is rather interesting that something
    • engendered in them when something is ailing in us. Like
    • now look at something that people rarely consider. Let us
    • attention is directed to something that continually arises from
    • explained earlier; something that radiates light must be
    • with birth something quite significant happens. At birth
    • process. Something radically different happens to it. He now
    • examine something else connected with this. Imagine that
    • unlock the door. You may have experienced something like
    • such nightmares, you always discover that something is amiss
    • with the breathing. You can even experimentally produce
    • state an actual breathing process does not yet exist. There is
    • no breathing while the human being is in the mother's womb;
    • everything takes place through the circulation. Various
    • at all, nor are you aware of it. Why? Your breathing protects
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  • Title: Health and Illness I: Lecture IX: Why do We Become Sick?
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    • So you see that even in our everyday lives we bear something
    • human body is continually active. Even if nothing is put into
    • it, if nothing goes into the body for five hours, say, still
    • sack, but things have not quieted within. You remain in
    • constant inward activity, and things are still bustling
    • with something is it content. That is especially the case after
    • anything, it is as if I had an empty flour sack in which there
    • Hunger is not something at rest within us; it is an activity, a
    • hunger, and it is by all means something spiritual.
    • ordinary activity; rather, it contains something
    • must also do something externally, and if we have no work to do
    • become stupid and will no longer accomplish things
    • man cannot tolerate having something deposited in his
    • The first thing that happens is that his larynx becomes
    • the stomach has what it needs and was not deprived of anything.
    • speech organs. We always imitate everything that someone
    • things. Not everything thrives in every kind of earth, but
    • should also add to this soil something that contains sulphur
    • for onions and garlic. At first, then, the illness has nothing
    • something injures us, and even in the case of internal
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  • Title: East and West, and the Roman Church: Lecture I
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    • European learning has something of a wretched spirit of servility.
    • It has assumed something of the plodding nature of a technical age.
    • Science. Everything which has sprung up and developed out of human
    • something was put into his soul which later developed into the
    • lacking. It appeared to the oriental as if everything he sees in
    • everything which he calls his wisdom. Characteristic passages could
    • assimilated something of the Western European civilisation and,
    • restore those things and so forget what they teach.’ She was
    • which our race rests. No, and again no. Everything of which they
    • it, well, just as something that is said. He has no real feeling of
    • saw in that Divine Being something which once upon a time fashioned
    • proceeded and whence developed everything within which we live. If
    • the Greek felt that something else lived in man, which would only
    • find its real development in the future, something which is, at yet
    • Dionysian something of the animal characteristics. That which spoke
    • will-power, was felt by the Greek as something which is still
    • say: “In me there lives something higher than man, something which
    • that, I give myself to something superhuman and I say: ‘Sing to me,
    • something that over there in the East, there still are human beings
    • who have in their soul something of the consciousness of Spirit
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  • Title: East and West, and the Roman Church: Lecture II
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    • connected with something which is of extraordinarily deep
    • knowledge, something could be learned about the Cosmos, something
    • — it was assumed that there were certain things which, in
    • something of it — for instance, Aristarchus of Samos. People
    • the world might also be said with reference to many other things
    • teaching of Copernicus. The old view about these things was
    • into powerlessness of soul; nevertheless they do lose something.
    • There is something which humanity has to speak lost since it
    • things intellectually they have found and assimilated all sorts of
    • These things lie at
    • things, they would not fall into the calumny of confusing
    • Gnosticism, or similar things.
    • Such things must be
    • has something of the Spirit in it. We must understand such a thing
    • thing about the Catholic teaching as it meets us in the Middle Ages
    • is something which really should be known, because Catholicism
    • fundamentally nothing but the last relics of those old world views
    • that field of corpses which shows him nothing but dead matter, or
    • true reality. That again is something with which the human beings
    • something which formerly was not there. In reality Catholicism does
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  • Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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    • Then, many a thing must be judged differently, but not in the
    • Thus, in a higher sense, he brought something frivolous into
    • sensible. But there is a connection in the things in life, and
    • things. A man like Bulwer does not fit into this evolution; it
    • appear in its right light. In Bulwer something shone forth that
    • usual consciousness nothing else except outer
    • we can see how something pertaining to the force of thought and
    • something shines in our inner being, changing, it is true, into
    • is completely changed back into nothingness. Matter is
    • memory, you have something in you as man, that aims at
    • heard for years about the things pertaining to spiritual-scientific
    • earth. It can be seen in everything appearing to-day as
    • was the first thing that befell the disciples when they heard
    • saying: There is nothing in man beyond birth and death. Man is
    • there is nothing beyond this life between birth and death.
    • people of Asia everything is born out of love, whereas in your
    • case everything springs out of fear which is related with
    • things so drastically. But the drastic character of these
    • things can show us what we have to learn to day for the sake of
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    • the basis of those things which we discussed here in the last
    • things? They only want to establish such practical things for
    • stand within our Anthroposophical movement, often things are
    • assistance of those Gods present therein everything connected
    • those olden times, everything was so organised socially, that
    • place of direction for everything which had to occur within the
    • that ancient epoch, in reference to such things, a significant
    • here, — between birth and death. Now things are
    • evolution, between birth and death. When these things altered,
    • existence and his next birth, is something which also includes
    • concerning these things, in a cycle which I gave in
    • to-day experiences something akin to the old Mystery
    • dear friends, we have to pre-suppose something of this nature
    • something like a riddle that he has to solve, — in whom
    • must not lay the chief importance on anything which he has
    • we say we have no need to inoculate into the child anything we
    • concepts; it is a living thing, and it appears in each
    • the children things which can be comprised in a sum of dogmas;
    • different from anything which human beings have thought of till
    • anything else which we cultivate pedagogically, we wish to
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  • Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture I: Fever Versus Shock; Pregnancy
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    • The unborn child receives everything it requires, including its
    • different breathing process.
    • toward illness begins and where it ends. Other things also
    • here, because it really knows nothing, or claims to know
    • nothing, of what influences the human soul and spirit. We can
    • hold anything any longer. With the introduction of henbane,
    • isn't working properly, you will find that something is
    • something is out of order in the abdomen, then something is not
    • the lungs and the breathing process is related to the back
    • Every time something is amiss with the breathing, something is
    • difficulty breathing and doesn't receive enough oxygen, one can
    • observe that something is wrong with the back of the brain.
    • pulse is irregular, then something is wrong in the midbrain. In
    • in the forebrain. Everything is remarkably related in the human
    • see, people often don't want to believe these things, because
    • speaks the truth about these things, such people find it
    • What causes this shock? Something goes wrong with the
    • forebrain, because everything possible collects in his abdomen.
    • not strong enough, the front part of the brain. These things
    • abdomen something for the growing child, much is stimulated
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  • Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture II: The Brain and Thinking
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    • something like the fire occurs, and in view of such vehement
    • hostility it was something that could easily be feared. You can
    • of a great stupidity is something I don't wish to talk about
    • crude things are today. It is indeed crude!
    • can be sure, however, that I will never let anything divert me
    • Today, I wish to make use of our time by saying a few things to
    • something special by the layman, are the very ones that stand
    • nothing to do with the accident here but who are part of the
    • is obvious from the idiotic things said by these people, who
    • science is so strong today. In order to know something, one
    • things are arranged. Laymen don't know the means by which such
    • bottom of things and understand what really lies at their
    • mostly rubbish! Things that are considered self-evident today
    • the burying beetle, for instance — you discover nothing
    • realized that here they could do nothing. Whenever they stay
    • intended for something completely different — you know
    • everything, so that one need not think at all. I must learn to
    • this case it is impossible to say that this is anything else
    • was his conclusion, however? Darwin said that everything that
    • kindly way than I. I have written everything possible in
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  • Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture III: The Effects of Alcohol on Man
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    • something before the hangover appears: they eat heartily. Why
    • first thing that happens to a real alcoholic is that he suffers
    • by small animals, especially mice. This is something that even
    • find something of interest, when people's consciences suddenly
    • was not something derived from superstition. People were bled
    • human body undertakes to eliminate something that must be
    • somewhat heavy, and possess something of the earth's heaviness.
    • microscopic sperm are released, each one of which has something
    • heaviness tries to prevail; on the other, everything in it is
    • thing can be noted.
    • Something else must also be considered, however. You know that
    • to observe something like what I did as a boy, the following
    • helped if bathing facilities had been made available so that
    • Something else must be taken into consideration, however. I
    • This is something that people don't like to do nowadays, except
    • on something else, which, as a rule, is not better but much
    • something with which one can enlighten people. When a lecture
    • things are not presented as I have done today — though
    • background to comprehend everything he said. The educated
    • everything!” The fact is that the lecturer himself
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  • Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture IV: The Power of Intelligence as the Effect of the Sun; Beaver Lodges and Wasps Nests
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    • anything relating to reproduction of living beings must be
    • There's something peculiar about a remark recently made by an
    • Something is indicated here that is difficult to study in
    • humans, because with human beings everything possible can
    • you see, there is something behind all these matters after all,
    • and this something can lead to the most significant issues when
    • wish to tell you something today that definitely pertains to
    • with, I shall tell you something that is not based on
    • extremely phlegmatic animal, something that is also evident in
    • do anything with it. You can attack a beaver, grab for it, but
    • no interest in anything. The beaver is therefore awfully
    • is something true in this. In a crowd, people become confused
    • ponders over something that he has observed, nothing
    • important thing. Should the facts call for it, one should
    • brooding over something one has observed as a means of figuring
    • have really not discovered anything more weighty than what they
    • begin with. He does not discover anything new. When a man
    • something resembling a pouch is made. It is constructed
    • Everything inside the nest is fashioned of paper. The
    • fastened with putty to something up in the air. Within the
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  • Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture V: The Effect of Nicotine; Vegetarian and Meat Diets; On Taking Absinthe; Twin Births
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    • You must be clear that everything occurring in the human
    • of the breathing rhythm.
    • poisonous is also a remedy. Everything, one can say, is both
    • active, circulating more vigorously. Breathing, however, is not
    • stimulated to the same degree by tobacco; the breathing rhythm
    • synchronized with the breathing. If man were to introduce
    • blood demands too much oxygen. The breathing process does not
    • completely unconscious. When something like anxiety, fear, or
    • work in harmony. Naturally, everything in the human being must
    • quickly becomes apparent that when something is amiss in the
    • Smoking is something that has only come about in humanity's
    • 72, so that his blood circulation and breathing harmonize. If,
    • relative to breathing, one is dealing with terrible conditions
    • to do something but not knowing what. This is also a
    • around wanting something, but they do not know what it is that
    • themselves with something spiritual. They go to their offices
    • and busy themselves with something they actually dislike but
    • going to the theater or reading newspapers. Gradually, things
    • soon as an effort has to be made to understand something, the
    • something. That is something quite repugnant to people. They do
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  • Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture VI: Diphtheria and Influenza; Crossed Eyes
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    • mute, not deaf — mute — something about which one
    • quality of cruelty or something similar at age eleven, for
    • influenza, I must always turn my attention to something other
    • first important factor. The second thing one notices in
    • properly, a superfluous skin is formed, filling everything out,
    • bathing, especially in the case of diphtheria, which is based
    • activity. Do not assume that bathing with cold water, as
    • superfluous bathing. At any rate, in the case of diphtheria,
    • to be susceptible to tuberculosis. This is how these things are
    • the father's skin is too soft, something that can be noted
    • from this paralysis in the brain, something in the human being
    • delirium she did not appear to be aware of anything, but when
    • she became well, she could repeat everything that had been
    • following. When a limb is inflamed or injured, the best thing
    • however, that with some people there is nothing to be done.
    • Often, the remedy is used when it is too late to do anything,
    • because something is internally out of order, but my friend was
    • something in his body that caused his left and right sides to
    • enthusiasm about something. The stammering is not the point,
    • one who asserts something that is not found in their books is
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  • Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture VII: The Relationship Between the Breathing and the Circulation of the Blood; Jaundice; Smallpox; Rabies
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    • The Relationship Between the Breathing and the
    • of something else you would like to ask me?
    • breathing and the pulse. Wouldn't this have been completely
    • let's quickly review how things stand today. We have on the one
    • hand the breathing. Man is connected to the outer world through
    • breathing, because he is constantly inhaling and exhaling air.
    • per minute. So, one can say that breathing is related to blood
    • four times faster than his breathing.
    • being when breathing is considered in relation to his blood
    • but this is only his primary way of breathing. Indeed, with the
    • ordinary breathing process of his lungs one can also speak of
    • his skin's breathing. If, for example, the holes of his skin,
    • Something is not right with the skin's breathing. Man's skin
    • human being, we can say that breathing occurs through the
    • requires a counterbalance in the human being, and something
    • and skin for breathing, then he also needs an opposite, and
    • bring into order internally what man acquires through breathing
    • hurt when something is wrong with it. Man can suffer for a long
    • the skin and lungs. Internally, the liver is really something
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  • Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture VIII: The Effect of Absinthe; Hemophilia;The Ice Age; The Declining Oriental and the Rising European Cultures; On Bees
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    • further into these questions, I would like to say something
    • Now, everything exerts a specific influence on the human being.
    • case. All manner of things thus have an effect on the human
    • put great weight on everything in the human being, because only
    • thing about this affliction is that it doesn't surface in the
    • something else happens. When I prevent the aeriform element
    • began to do things such as drink absinthe when they had already
    • something like snakes emerging everywhere from their bodies.
    • effeminate. If women become addicted to absinthe, things will
    • would like to tell you something extraordinarily interesting.
    • superstition is nothing but ignorance. Actually, tremendous
    • the way into Germany, covering everything with ice.
    • so long ago that everything here was covered with glaciers; in
    • that in Europe everything was still iced over. Only gradually,
    • summer comes, something reminiscent of falling snow would pass
    • breathing when it snows in winter. What the world of the stars
    • these things. This dates back to the age when Christianity was
    • could not accomplish anything. Then, the peoples of the
    • see, this is how nature is related to everything that takes
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  • Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture IX: The Relationship of the Planets to the Metals and their Healing Effects
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    • — that the planet Venus has something to do with the
    • a matter of belief. People gain nothing but a mental image of
    • nothing is really known about it today. When something like
    • medicine also no longer knows much about these things. Only a
    • Nothing has remained of this knowledge except that for certain
    • become aware of two things from this. First, that a remarkable
    • absorbs something — and a toad is indeed a living
    • certain times, nothing could really be done for these patients;
    • shining rays pass through the earth, something must be
    • still alive. Nothing happened to those ill with typhoid when
    • in lead poisoning, have something to do with the rays from
    • Mars, which has something to do with ailments of the blood, it
    • something similar, namely, silver: moon = silver.
    • Now, this way of looking at things was completely abandoned
    • themselves that everything that is now separated into the
    • accurate; it is only wrong to picture that everything can
    • schoolmaster who controls everything, as I have told you
    • earlier! No, but it was once known that everything was at one
    • moon was still dissolved in everything, silver stood in a
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    • anything lifeless as an effect, there too — within the realm of
    • something else, and at once a certain perspective is opened out to
    • into the sphere of living things. Study the plant in a real way, and
    • the chemical forces and laws at work in the plant. Something is then
    • say the others, “there is something more, which science has not
    • you will say, but surely the causes of some things that take place in
    • Likewise I shall be able to explain many things that are plant-like
    • the ancestors. Not of course everything (that would be too
    • the minute ovum, as appallingly complicated. And where all things are
    • all things, in the mother-body, is not a complicated structure, but a
    • at all. It is something that falls back into an utterly unorganised,
    • the causes of things that happen there, we move about in the
    • the causes of anything that is brought about in the living kingdom of
    • a thing as the end of the world — “where the world is
    • will arrive in every detail at the things which spiritual science
    • “see nothing in it” but the crude obvious forms. And so
    • to it. In fact, I can even say: something is there, up yonder.
    • away as a thing that is left behind. They on the other hand —
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    • without it he is really nothing. I have often used the comparison
    • nothing in common with the mineral. Even from this fact it is evident
    • mineral; so are a few other things which we take in with our food.
    • is a thing of great importance but important things, too, are
    • Italy. Such things arise even in the outer life, owing to the lack of
    • Moreover, those things in us which are still subject to earthly
    • the world as breathing, living beings, endowed with a specific
    • nothing in common with the remainder of the physical world. This is
    • contains in itself everything they want to find. For the sustaining
    • such things. For instance, there are districts where the elephant is
    • constantly raises himself out of these things that work upon him.
    • sympathies and antipathies that many other things are brought into
    • you see through these things, such ordinary concepts as that of
    • come upon very strange things ... Goethe, too, had a son; and so had
    • another human being. Manifold things resulted from our life together,
    • things as these. When we begin to think along these lines, we become
    • bring about such things? For the things that take place in this
    • described. These things transcend what one can calculate for human
    • have done something to another that is for his good, that helps him
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    • to speak of it as something that is “beyond.” Nor will he
    • regarding air as something that goes beyond the earthly and watery
    • things, in fact, are pure nonsense, as indeed all disputes about
    • into these things, it is no longer “beyond” or “on
    • another world which grants him fulfilment for very many things which
    • pictures which conveyed something of the Spiritual that is there in
    • minded people are constantly pulling us up, saying that everything
    • the things that were taking place on earth after his death.
    • lives the causes of many things that enter into our life today.
    • things I experience are caused, how can I be free?” It is a
    • observations of Nature, he arrives at the idea that everything is
    • to say: ‘I walk; I take hold of things,’ and so on, but
    • consistent. If they happen to be showing off something that they
    • ordinary earthly life it is so: there are many things we do in
    • two things stand side by side. You have committed yourself to
    • something. It has thereby become a fact in life — a fact with
    • freedom that he constantly makes up his mind to do things, and
    • go in for the things which he himself resolves upon. He constantly
    • how many things there are that you would still be free to do in the
    • untold things still at your free disposal.
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    • antipathies he meets among the higher Beings according to the things
    • earth. If he did good to another human being, something is mirrored
    • to him from the other's soul. If he did evil, something is mirrored
    • something for his fellow-men, something sustained by love. Love
    • gives us joy. Thus, in our former life on earth, we had something
    • man who can experience joy in life, is again something for his
    • fellow-men — something that warms them. He who has cause to go
    • knowledge, “kantified” everything (“Kante,”
    • containest nothing of comfort or ease ... ” — this
    • offending him, the moment he does a thing they do not like. There is
    • necessary as it is in social life, necessary for many things —
    • open-minded insight into all things beautiful and good and true.
    • particular use for the things the teachers are doing with him. Then,
    • other work of art; but there is always something in his soul that
    • Such are the things that emerge in the third earthly life in karmic
    • you want to think open-mindedly of these things, you must be aware
    • does not confront the things of the world, or other men with an open
    • bright, somewhere or other there must have been something connected
    • Then you will do something as educator so that this child will
    • carelessness that prevails in these things nowadays, when the “human
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    • involved on the path of life. All these things work together to
    • attitude to these things nowadays, people look past the real human
    • say, when he is born, receives something like a model of his human
    • all things have their spiritual aspect. The body man has in the first
    • that the children must have got everything from their parents.
    • nothing to do; one earthly life, she said, was quite enough for her.
    • thing and that in the visible world around them. They take an
    • nothing except that they had seen two pretty little dachshunds down
    • However, they had seen nothing else at all.
    • he just manages to interest himself in the things that immediately
    • speak of these things, but you will only understand the inner
    • signifies something for destiny) were always the ones who passed by
    • things go even farther. There are human beings (and so there were in
    • they have no interest in anything in this connection. Such people are
    • again, some one might say: To know of such things may well take away
    • indifferent with regard to anything in his visible environment, he
    • that there is something he cannot do. Moreover, he feels it in such a
    • shall not relate to his former life on earth, everything the human
    • little as possible about these things out of mere theory. To speak
    • of such things either out of direct spiritual perception, or on the
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    • begin with, I shall have to say a few things concerning the human
    • way. It has no feeling for what reveals itself when these things are
    • out of the embryo. The first thing we can see developing as human
    • breathing, circulation, nutrition and so on — are not
    • thing at one moment and then another, and a third and a fourth; and
    • chest-organisation. There you will find the rhythm of the breathing,
    • There, everything is rhythmical.
    • rhythm, with the corresponding organs of rhythm, is the second thing
    • every place in your organism. People speak of a skin-breathing. Only
    • here, once more, the breathing function is mainly concentrated in the
    • third thing in man is the limb-organism. The limbs come to an end in
    • nervous system has anything directly to do with feeling. The nervous
    • system has nothing directly to do with feeling at all. The true
    • organs of feeling are the rhythms of the breathing, of the
    • nothing of our feelings if the nerves did not provide for our having
    • organisation, then, if we have the faculty to observe such things at
    • may say: I have nothing at all from sleep. Needless to say, we are
    • it would of course be absurd to say that you had nothing from sleep.
    • nothingness — that is, the nights you have slept through. Your
    • nowhere impinged on anything, you would never rise to a consciousness
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    • see, his language is anything but restrained; all his remarks come
    • — such things are not unusual among friends! — and he was
    • was characteristic of him to speak very radically about things as he
    • clothing at dances and other entertainments, had better not be
    • for it is written in the anything but popular style of Hegel, all in
    • left; everything was criticised in a really masterly style. And this
    • Part One ... well, he admitted there was something good in it, but as
    • lecture “Goethe, nothing but Goethe.” He said: “Faust
    • sensitive to everything in the way of art. Many strange things happen
    • his office and come out again without noticing anything very
    • things.
    • make things clear.) We can ask ourselves: If the conditions had been
    • for it is only when we study such things that the deeper problems of
    • comprehensible, something about the thoughts contained in this
    • is something psychological behind this. Dühring's one aim
    • Positive quantities (e.g. when something is possessed) are
    • brought real clarity of thought to bear upon these things.
    • one cannot call it anything else. There was something of the
    • malicious critic about him in regard to everything in the world. As
    • was quite in the natural course of things, but nevertheless it stung.
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    • things from one epoch of history to another, that the men now living
    • telling you something of his character. I said that I shall choose
    • way of describing these things is that of narrative, for in this
    • world is as simple as we humans like to have it in everything we
    • course paradoxical to speak of these things as one speaks of earthly
    • would in the natural course of things have headed straight for
    • because here was something that was not quite in the line of his
    • his karma had been deflected in this way. But something was always
    • one observes things about a human being that are more a matter of
    • order! Something is at work in the subconscious, because a karmic
    • assess these things at their true value is a matter of vision, not of
    • you some indication — I shall return to these things again —
    • was something extraordinarily significant about the figure of Vischer
    • and tries to find something definite, one has the feeling that he
    • is in truth something of a contrast here with the destiny of
    • perceives (I have not constructed anything, it arises from the facts
    • themselves) that there is something spiritual in this music,
    • something Asiatic which was shone upon for a time by the desert sun,
    • spiritual world between death and rebirth and as something
    • Feinde which is a sort of autobiography. There is something
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    • weaves its web from life to life; while many a thing in this or the
    • must never be. Everything must arise entirely of itself. When,
    • their phlegmatic attitude towards anything that really stirs the
    • word simply follows another, as though speech contained nothing real,
    • Imagination and Intuition, Eduard von Hartmann knew nothing; he did
    • Hartmann's can, of course, be made, and there is something powerful
    • terrible thing.
    • the impulses for looking at things in the right way arise of
    • to accept certain things and reject others. But there is nothing much
    • the result will not amount to anything very striking. But now let us
    • significant fact. Moreover until we can go back to such things and
    • felt instinctively that he had had something to do with him in a
    • invariably led back to something that appertains to the moral life.
    • this connection of lives is perceived, things that were previously
    • still young, without knowing anything about these connections, I
    • read one page I used to think: There is something brilliantly clever
    • how things really were only when one knew: the cleverness behind what
    • may seem disrespectful to relate such things, but no disrespect
    • bad lot! In speaking of such things, just as in other circumstances
    • was something that from the vantage-point of the soul might well have
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    • things if he ignores the influences which, having received their
    • something entirely different. The strange thing is that while, on the
    • Haroun al Raschid was the soul, something that had been spreading in
    • Mohammedanism. Everything that history tells concerning what was done
    • everything that went with the lofty culture to which Haroun al
    • comes from the Turks, but this has nothing much to do with what we
    • epoch they may have accomplished something splendid, because the
    • things too in regard to his character, which has been so often
    • we shall find a light shed upon something that seems to come like a
    • feel: Darwin writes about things which Tarik might have been able to
    • here, too, something very remarkable happens. Arabism is flooded,
    • everything had been, as it were, damped down. In the East, Arabism
    • something of extraordinary interest.
    • thoughtful man; but a man who did not accomplish anything very much,
    • speak of things that are there in concrete cases. Let the world think
    • no more of it. And even if things have a paradoxical effect, they
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    • of some book that appealed to him, nothing could tear him from it. He
    • aware of something quite remarkable going through his soul. In his
    • who set clearly before him the aim of doing everything in his power
    • biographical fact, something that happens to very few men indeed.
    • see him doing everything in his power to bring it about that the
    • him by Garibaldi, and of how, nevertheless, if truth be told, nothing
    • everything, and yet they were eminently unthankful to him, treating
    • thing had been carried through to the finish by Garibaldi. When,
    • possibly do such a thing! But Victor Emmanuel had some sort of
    • made, Garibaldi, who had done everything, actually had to come on
    • point of fact done absolutely nothing; yet they entered first, and
    • important things to note are these remarkable links of destiny. It is
    • things are connections of destiny; they take their course alongside
    • freedom. These are the very things, however — these things of
    • when they were still in South America. All these things are traits
    • and doing things in an orderly way, but none of them in that deeply
    • really out to accomplish something. Before Lessing, poets and
    • interesting thing of all is the powerful impetus with which Lessing
    • sorrow; he has thereby done the best thing a human being can do. (I
    • than someone who can do nothing but bemoan the event. This ability to
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    • many years. He certainly managed to see something very good through
    • Garibaldi is likely to do such a thing more than once! — this
    • now we come to something else of importance. The things I am
    • friends — I shall have to say something paradoxical here! —
    • to take account of things that lie altogether beyond the outlook of
    • is necessary to say such a thing, paradoxical though it may sound,
    • madcap with whom it was useless to discuss anything in a sensible
    • civilisation. Very often the things he says simply do not hold
    • importance in such a personality lies right behind the things he can
    • standards, and behind you see something spiritual, a spirit-portrait,
    • life there is something that points right away from ordinary
    • things that a man brings to manifestation on the physical plane, with
    • personalities of the monk Hildebrand and Haeckel lies something
    • little difference. These things, fundamentally speaking, are
    • But if everything that made up Garibaldi's soul in an earlier
    • things in life can be explained only from out of an occult
    • does something that is quite incomprehensible to you? You would not
    • he would do something different. And you may be right. But there is
    • Many secrets are hidden in the things of which I am now speaking.
    • strive after anything at all): “If God held in his right hand
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    • life of culture far surpassing anything to be found in Europe in
    • al Raschid there came together everything that an Asiatic
    • things actually happened in those days. — And when the owner
    • of saying, in abstract fashion: This thing in history is due to this
    • had lived, when things were settled by dialectic. Try all the same to
    • Such things lead
    • beings, those things in history that bring weal or woe, happiness or
    • The curious thing
    • to everything he said after that.
    • wanted to say these things. And moreover he knew how to shape his
    • of impishness and yet at the same time with nothing short of genius,
    • the German Empire. There was really something grandly prophetic
    • German Empire as it were, saying all manner of harsh things about it,
    • the Germans. That was the second thing — this singular
    • thing was the extraordinary interest which made itself manifest when
    • three things together in mind, I discovered that the individuality of
    • contact with these things, and yet who feels all the time that he
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    • beginning, for many things contained in the previous lectures have
    • with the object of finding anything sensational in the successive
    • friends, that is something quite different from what the position
    • naturally be an altogether different thing than if led by someone
    • leadership. Many things might have been done if human hearts had
    • spoken — things which in fact remained undone, or which were
    • these things shall not be done”, then of course we should hear
    • movements to let those who wanted to do something try it out and see
    • thing that annoys our opponents. When we say to them, “As
    • Nothing has annoyed our opponents more than the fact that our members
    • various religious communities by saying the same or similar things as
    • something altogether new, even where our opponents are concerned. If
    • discussion with our opponents when we speak of these things. How, for
    • tend to nothing else than this. — We must take it at last in
    • these things can be discussed. They must expand by their own inherent
    • attitude: It will no longer pay heed to anything other than what the
    • All these things
    • things may be somewhat shocking for men of the present time. So for
    • world of sense (for, as you know, everything else was for him an
    • they would attach no value to anything that was not a concrete fact
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    • during these few days to say something rather especially for the
    • knowledge of the whole plant; it would regard the plant as something
    • for humility. Lack of humility is due to nothing else than lack of
    • does everything to make life easier for the slaves. In authority over
    • officer is responsible for many things that arouse resentment and
    • fulfilment of many things which, through the instrumentality of the
    • at any rate conditions resembling insanity. And the strange thing is
    • phantasy, then it is naturally easy, for you can make things fit in
    • matter, especially when he is investigating these things in
    • take hold of things; one makes an objective picture of it and then
    • begin to do anything without first folding their arms. If one
    • something in the previous incarnation or in the one before that. It
    • may well be that the gesture is now used in connection with something
    • of England. We feel that here is something of peculiar importance.
    • extraordinarily interesting. There was something of legal subtlety
    • something remains with you. You may once have heard a name without
    • wife, however, had opportunity to observe many, many things. The
    • of Conrad Ferdinand Meyer we have something that has gathered
    • all these works, will never come to know anything of his earlier
    • you another example of how things work over in history through human
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    • death is something that breaks in upon man. The descent from the
    • of things that reveal themselves to inner vision.
    • know anything of the glory and sublimity of Christ, the Sun-Spirit
    • Many things in our
    • connections. Things are by no means what they seem! Traits may show
    • understandably, nothing but censure and indignation. And yet all the
    • something that is intensely fascinating. This will be the case more
    • people act, how things happen among them, how they talk to one
    • Basilius Valentinus. And now he jumbles everything together —
    • things with the eyes of a modern philistine — far from it!
    • These things must
    • comes later. Yet there is something fascinating about it for anyone
    • particularly receptive to everything that Plato did, through his
    • things of earth. Everywhere we find Plato affirming that over against
    • transitory things belonging to the external world of sense to
    • Plato, hover above the things. This is true in respect of the
    • things of earth. In his soul he soared to the Ideas. When he was not
    • something wonderfully sensitive about this
    • and again I must emphasise that these things are not being told in
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    • to us. Many other things, too, become intelligible, which to external
    • relationships of existence. A man who finds everything comprehensible
    • may, of course, see no need to know anything of more deeply lying
    • causes. But to find everything in the world comprehensible is a sign
    • vast majority of things in the world are incomprehensible to the
    • certainly something that really does not make sense in the phenomenon
    • city, as something he can play with? “What an artist is lost in
    • simply out of an inner urge. In that next life on earth something of
    • understand the further developments. Insight into the things that
    • destiny is really understood. Things disclose themselves quite
    • Throne. Although all kinds of things were known about the behaviour
    • the things told about him might lead to any serious, tragic
    • examination; and this man said that he would sign nothing that was
    • preceding pathological state of mind; something else must be at the
    • that nothing but forces of destruction have issued from it —
    • experienced? — A life abounding in things of external value
    • forth. But these things are merely the consequences of the
    • often follow up things that happened to fall from
    • Schröer's lips? It was not that I simply took anything he
    • said as a pointer, for he, of course, knew nothing of such matters.
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    • them invisible; for this reason, the very things that would make life
    • strongly within himself. And the strange thing is that when he
    • they no longer have the same value for me. Many things that I enjoyed
    • things with which I want to remain connected.
    • these things, he will very quickly discover that his egoism has not
    • his Anthroposophy, take far more interest. Everything outside himself
    • means that certain things begin to show themselves in other human
    • the courage to notice these things, and not to overlook them. For
    • other human beings and within these relationships things happen. We
    • think, feel, will and do things that call for a karmic adjustment. We
    • enter into relationships with other men, and again things happen
    • take a typical case. You have done something to another man which
    • you have done something to another man, — or, let us say, B has
    • in the next earthly life, something is inflicted on me by another man
    • is attuned to something quite different in life. Therefore he treats
    • one had the feeling; he must do something against me, he simply
    • a man comes into relation with other men, all manner of things are
    • connected with this relationship, things which do not interest him as
    • participate in everything connected with the society in order to
    • one man only is important, you share in everything that you come up
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    • physical world something that is not caused by physical forces, we
    • man does something out of his own will, this is not caused by
    • spiritual beings who inhabit this astral outer world. Nothing of all
    • a certain direction; we can gaze at something or we can look away
    • wise, inner activity which is exercised whenever we see anything
    • Such things,
    • all the little things of life in full waking consciousness, there,
    • things cost spiritual exertion. I don't mean what I am going to
    • there is no spiritual exertion. We should not imagine, when something
    • made on the muscle of the arm when lifting things. Ordinary thought
    • this headache as something baleful; on the contrary, you must take it
    • morning with the feeling: “There actually is something
    • in me! I don't quite know what it is, but there is something in
    • me, and it wants something from me. Yes, after all it is not a matter
    • really means something. This picture has changed. To-day it is giving
    • something of which you must make an absolutely correct mental
    • becomes sight. In itself it can do nothing, but it leads to
    • our seeing something. It becomes an eye of the soul. And the picture,
    • these things, they appear somewhat overpowering. This is not to be
    • darkens everything by his intellect, which makes him clever, but not
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    • occupying himself very closely with the things which confronted him
    • in life; he has had intimate and real interest for many things, not
    • passing by or missing anything about men, things or phenomena of the
    • But the same thing exists in the sphere of the ordinary observation
    • such a thing can be interpreted in all sorts of different ways. It
    • trifling to take notice of such things. But this is not a sign of a
    • being needs in the way of clothing is quite significant, and
    • attentive to everything in life. They judge the world according to
    • nothing in it were of the slightest interest to them. They have taken
    • in everything only as a kind of dream which quickly flows away
    • a great difference whether a man pays attention to things in life,
    • attention to things. Details are of enormous importance for the whole
    • such a thing is done or not. And when it is a question of observing
    • through life with great attentiveness to everything, he must, in the
    • nature of things, move about a great deal. Human beings who lead an
    • when, in earlier times, a man was attentive to the things in his
    • Everything in which the whole body takes part, when the human being
    • into his organism. In the first seven years of life, everything
    • such a human being there is a special development of everything that
    • are well developed. Everything bears the stamp of good
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    • karma, and I shall say something to-day about the inner aspect of the
    • These things of
    • when the primeval Teachers were working on the earth, for nothing in
    • moon and as everything in the cosmos is interconnected, a mighty task
    • nothing about it. What happens to him while he is unconscious during
    • nothing dreamlike about it. It is experienced, if I may put it so, as
    • three to step from the picture and carry out everything they had
    • been replaced by something else, namely, abstract thinking. The human
    • But nothing more is known than just the ten concepts by name: Being,
    • — If you knew nothing more about the alphabet than a, b, c, d,
    • e, f, g, up to z, if you knew this and nothing more, what would you
    • combinations. Faust contains nothing but these 22 signs
    • inter-connected in different ways. And if you knew nothing more, if
    • altogether! No book in the world contains anything except these 22
    • is exactly the same thing. For these ten concepts of
    • equivalent to knowing nothing more of the alphabet than the letters
    • but only knew a, b, c, d! Correspondingly, men miss everything that
    • something very droll has been happening among philosophers for a long
    • something about this permutation of the categories of logic, of the
    • clothing it in the form of pictures as was customary in those times.
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    • everything belonging to the earth, all the beings of the kingdoms of
    • quite independently of anything he may know about them. And
    • involved in everything that concerns the world of stars, how his life
    • even those people who repudiate everything else in respect of
    • nothing essential depends upon whether he admires or does not admire,
    • would be like dreams. But they are anything but dreamlike; they are
    • experience things as the others experienced them, and with tremendous
    • about the external circumstances of our earthly life, about things we
    • nothing has been achieved; our good intentions have had no effect
    • This is something
    • owing to the boundaries of cognition nothing can be known of it
    • soul-and-spirit — that we cannot know.’ Nothing, indeed,
    • things living within the soul will in some way find fulfilment can
    • expression, the manifestation, of law — not of something that
    • earthly life have no meaning at all, for everything is governed
    • Everything is spiritual. And within this Spirit-realm we can bring to
    • can lead to unhappiness and the evil to happiness. Everything in the
    • leave behind something of his own being, what is the consequence? The
    • arrives at the point where he must leave behind everything of himself
    • must come to his aid. Wagner could have achieved nothing without the
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    • way as the animals, carrying nothing over into old age. Human beings
    • embraces almost everything: and into it works forces from the world
    • abdominal system. This was because he thought of everything side by
    • that man leaves something of himself behind. He enters as a cripple
    • has been passed (— how things are with human beings who die
    • about such things.) There are untold numbers of clever people to-day.
    • anything, for they know it already! Everyone has his own point of
    • That is how things
    • nothing left but intellectuality, which was then undermined. When the
    • this standpoint. For the things of which I have spoken occur in
    • are to be found everywhere. But something else of the same kind can
    • Everything that is
    • wants to know something, and presumes we can tell him, we merely
    • that he would hear something more than a name: events in the
    • man's life, something that throws light on the forces and
    • know something about a human being can be satisfied with merely
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    • human evolution. Everything is really a preparation for
    • Imaginative Knowledge, he is able to perceive everything that can be
    • something is made manifest as a kind of revelation within this first
    • something that must be elaborated chiefly in the sphere of Mars, give
    • ourselves that in those days the pursuit of knowledge was something
    • Beings imbue everything with an element of aggressiveness — be
    • to study these things from examples where the whole character and
    • Beings who need not ‘learn’ anything, because the moment
    • of Mexico; with an intense thirst for knowledge he studied everything
    • importance, because anyone who studies these things at the present
    • everything was worked through once again. But Mexican culture is a
    • something extremely primitive. And one who has insight into these
    • things will say: all this is Jupiter, but inferior
    • something, it stands there in powerful, living
    • doing something, no matter what, and not noticing anything at all
    • him; as long as he is actually singing he is aware of nothing at all;
    • he knows nothing, either about himself or about what he is
    • yourselves walking over the earth. As you walk you see nothing of
    • before you took the last step. Again you observe nothing, but walk
    • Saturn-sphere. Everything presented itself to him in the light of the
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    • able to behold things that cannot be yielded by memory in the
    • himself completely independent of everything by which impressions are
    • body. When a man ascribes one thing or another to his capacities, his
    • there of something else; the physical and etheric bodies are not at
    • all as he is accustomed to know them; something is there within them.
    • the feeling of diving down into something quite
    • of all spiritual Beings of the cosmos who have anything to do with
    • walk about and take hold of things even if we have no eyes; but they
    • some of the things of which we have spoken here from time to time.
    • minds to something else. From the Moon, Jahve reigned over the heart
    • understanding these things that we can come to know the nature of the
    • Something else
    • tranquillity. To feel and perceive how destiny works is something
    • realise that when this teacher told us something we felt as though we
    • remember something of this kind, feeling that it was repetition. And
    • then it strikes us that something must underlie this experience.
    • Healthy human reason will tell us that there is nothing to account
    • the cosmos, in the spiritual cosmos, something of immense
    • something that must be contemplated with deep piety and veneration,
    • — that too is something that the times demand of us. It is a
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    • anything that has to do with this subject entails — or ought at
    • essential to realise the importance and seriousness of everything
    • responsibility. For the moment things are spoken of in the way we are
    • Karma is something
    • bound to feel that there must be something more to be seen if it is
    • conventional biographies written in our time, for everything that is
    • head. Actually, the astral body leaves him through everything that is
    • them, neither do they remain in the form of words. Nothing of this
    • continues for a time after we fall asleep and overshadows everything
    • lecture, but really do go to sleep; the whole thing may last only two
    • falls asleep during a lecture everything lacks clarity because it
    • happens with such terrific rapidity; one thing merges quickly into
    • these things from the vantage-point of Initiation Science, with
    • would not be fully present. Deep down within us there is something
    • really amount to anything. I must be able to express the facts
    • something in memory? What is it that rises up? It is what our own
    • everything in the cosmos out yonder is so vast, of such immensity!
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    • with something that is incomprehensible in its relation to the
    • connection there are other things to be considered. In the outer
    • of natural happenings. We realise these things and, to begin with,
    • later on, when a longing to understand spiritual things awakens
    • form of something that is
    • human being, so too are we led by everything in the visible world of
    • Dynamis, Kyriotetes. The Second Hierarchy is behind everything on
    • everything.
    • these things. And when we read Jacob Boehme's book entitled
    • we are looking at something hazy in the distance. And when we learn
    • required, then something else happens. All this reveals itself after
    • we learn to understand something about our world of thought. We
    • One thing more we
    • Hierarchy something else works from behind; and we soon become aware
    • uttered by the priest. Other things could be introduced to make the
    • the two things — the original and the reflection. Similarly,
    • when a ritual for the dead is enacted, there are the two things. The
    • Thus in all things
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    • aspects, which in the nature of things must closely concern the whole
    • Things are
    • Although such things do not always work out exactly as they are
    • Such things have
    • nothing to do with reality and could never have originated elsewhere
    • order that the divine things behind it may take effect in the lives
    • extends beyond the earthly into the spiritual world, many things must
    • — And something similar will come again. Without losing sight
    • something extraneous — although still under the sway of natural
    • laws — intervenes here in the evolutionary process, something
    • things are, the events that would otherwise have been spread across
    • are no more than possibilities. But everything is contained in his
    • moment, concentrated as it were into a single moment. Such a thing
    • lived out to the full. Something is brought into the spiritual world
    • this previous earthly life the gods must say: There is something that
    • something that could otherwise have been achieved only through the
    • therefore, this is how things are in the case of nature-catastrophes.
    • mindful of everything that is contained in his karma. And remembrance
    • as in the case of the other catastrophes something is carried into
    • wild, misguided instincts set out to create something new but succeed
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    • spiritual-scientific study many a thing will appear
    • things subsequently discovered. (For roughly speaking, this
    • as a second thing belonging to it they conceived the Lunar
    • that the oxygen he receives in breathing were not received
    • kind of breathing, but it was a very slow breathing. It
    • in-breathing and out-breathing — so did these men
    • question of in-breathing — the beginning of life;
    • outbreathing — the sending-forth of the thoughts into
    • emphasised above all things the individual and personal
    • indeed for the things for which they battled, but for other
    • things we need it.
    • for a moment what they imagined. The in-breathing of
    • out-breathing — that is the going-forth of the
    • out-breathing? It is the very same, my dear friends, of
    • world-outlook, nothing is there, so to speak, to worry him.
    • environment of the earth. Today, such things as could still
    • be doing what I am doing? Here is something intangible,
    • speak, another would begin. With respect to such things
    • things that are taking place outwardly at the surface of
    • our life, we have after all scarcely anything else than the
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    • fail to perceive that something more is contained in it
    • during the man's earthly life. But immediately something
    • karmic relationship, — to whom he did anything
    • life. For there are many things which are not grasped or
    • as soon as two human beings are working together, something
    • Something takes place as between the two, transcending the
    • many things that arise historically in our time, in the
    • through these things, again and again one must say to
    • I am saying something far removed from any superstitious
    • lecture that I give something occurs of which they can
    • can bring something forward out of the past.
    • three decades of the 20th century. Nearly everything
    • anything? Who is playing an active part? My dear friends,
    • are to be seen at work in everything.
    • into the spiritual content of these things in a single
    • of last century. The pedants of today declare: Everything
    • nothing at all! For in reality, behind everyone who writes
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    • These things
    • — and the destiny that underlies these things is
    • now begin to say something too about the karma of the
    • other things, they are unable to find their way into it.
    • earthly lives anything that could lead them, for example,
    • preceding Christian life on earth. The very thing that I
    • one hand by something that I cannot otherwise describe than
    • 20th centuries. And as I said, all manner of things were
    • draw aside the veil from certain things. Only they must be
    • When such things
    • therefore there will always be some things that remain
    • unexplained — things to which we simply refer as
    • of gold, to attain many other things attainable at that
    • unrighteous things.’
    • these things. For in effect the soul was brought into
    • confusion; things were not really clear, and the result was
    • thankfulness was transformed into something that found an
    • him under the Ahrimanic influence something which is
    • All these things become unfolded now, almost automatically.
    • been satisfied if anything had arisen now, similar to what
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    • like to insert certain things which will afterwards make it
    • Anthroposophical Movement. The things which I shall
    • most karmic things, in the instincts — in the
    • things work themselves out to a large extent in the
    • intellectualistic thought, such a thing as I have just
    • explained certain things about such individualities. We
    • the 7th or 8th century). Above all things, we must look
    • of all these souls, the important thing is: According to
    • other subsidiary things, it is through their deepest,
    • the name, not in relation to the thing itself, of which it
    • is the name. For the thing itself, which is now called the
    • heard many things about him; but he has never made his
    • things, the great Sun-Mystery of Christ. These souls, as I
    • the ‘angular thinking of Kant.’ Yet everything
    • the actual things that have taken place among us. Everyone
    • who has had anything to do with occult matters, knows that
    • something that has taken place long, long before in the
    • — a longing also to know something of cosmology,
    • anthroposophical way. But above all things, their heart and
    • wrought some changes; but the essential thing is this: When
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    • something which they have in common. We shall consider a
    • before them another thing, which I shall describe directly.
    • peculiar thing is this: — when the Ego and astral
    • present stage to perceive anything at all, man as he falls
    • which all manner of things were happening.” Albeit
    • they were only pictures, something was taking place there.
    • thing was seen at that time in the spiritual, in the
    • speaking. And when man beheld these things directly after
    • seen hovering over the things and processes of Nature, the
    • and intimate way, — all manner of things which cannot
    • something. It was the need that Christ should be received
    • involved something else as well. All this which he felt as
    • thing, which he felt inwardly — feeling when he
    • another thing was added. These souls were indeed the last
    • speak, not as of a thing unknown, but in such a way as to
    • then again they spoke to them not as of a thing unknown,
    • you too know something of this language, for you remember
    • possible to speak to them of the spiritual as of something
    • preachers of that time with these men, something was
    • other things I have described, this feeling became more and
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    • humanity. Today we have a third thing to add. We must first
    • attitude to Nature on the one hand and to things spiritual
    • mankind especially to the things of the Spirit was very
    • something vague whose existence we presume somehow or other
    • he presumed an understanding for such things, Alain de
    • seven Liberal Arts. All these things were working in the
    • existence was sporadic. Nevertheless these things became
    • cultivated, and something was still present of an
    • things that happened. Alain de Lille, in his own earthly
    • Cistercian Order. In relation to these things which we must
    • to me from different quarters). I was led to many things
    • speak of such things in my autobiography I could have said:
    • Everything in my life tended in the direction of a
    • something of the magic of the School of Chartres. Important
    • knew well. And to me those things were most important which
    • into the things that had once existed upon the earth, with
    • for by theorising, these things are weakened and made pale.
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    • come for these two things: The free and personal use of
    • something of an all-human character, as against the special
    • adhered to quite different things. This stupendous deed
    • Greece. Such are the things that happen under the impulse
    • another thing connected with it, which we can only rightly
    • forth. In olden times there was no such thing — no
    • such thing as Thoughts independently produced. The Thoughts
    • about things. In those ancient times the impressions which
    • Intelligence — for mankind and for the things of the
    • spiritual content, made manifest in the things of the
    • under the leadership of Michael something which we may
    • in the new Michael Age something quite different would be
    • of this battle; and among other things, to be an
    • that very time one could witness something that is repeated
    • was in the Atlantean time that such a thing had last shown
    • the anthroposophist should receive these things into his
    • these things we can become aware of the earnestness of the
    • time the man who truly receives these things may say to
    • between Michael and Ahriman, is one thing, my dear friends,
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    • these things took place as follows. Till the end of the
    • something, of which only a kind of shadowy reflection has
    • points to something that was inherently contained in the
    • enter into it any illusion nor false fantasy, nor anything
    • him everything comes out of the lower forces, and yet from
    • stupidity everything that does not contain Intelligence
    • repudiation of all things unlogical; scornful and
    • something belonging to all mankind — as the common
    • for ourselves alone. For if we want to prove anything to
    • another person logically, the first thing we must presume
    • us to want to prove anything to him by our logic.
    • feeling for the fact that these things are so at the
    • see something of it reflected in individual men on the
    • impulse to the Spiritual Soul, — something of the
    • A, B, C, D, E, F, ... to Z. Nothing else is there in the
    • divine what Aristotle for example said of these things in
    • Sabunda was one who still drew attention to such things. He
    • something that has still remained of that old standpoint
    • he taught these things, we can already perceive his idea
    • something different from the world in which they have grown
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    • Raphael-men, or the like. Things in the universe are very
    • expression in this way: they felt many things, which other
    • among all the spirits who partake in these things, great
    • whole connection of these things. Michael needs the
    • of the 19th century these things showed themselves with
    • like, are nothing out of the ordinary. Outwardly considered
    • possible for anything else to happen, than that he would
    • ordinary life one pays little heed to such a thing. Yet it
    • human beings today would be quite different if such things
    • had not occurred to many individuals. Such things may
    • all these things, as you will recognise from my
    • This becomes especially clear when we consider these things
    • fulfilment of all the things I have described, we are
    • common element. But the thing was not yet able to strike so
    • thing that takes root deeply, very deeply in the karma of
    • observed, for then we shall see many another thing besides.
    • prevented, inwardly prevented, from coming near to things
    • present-day life. For the things that take place in this
    • this connection things are taking place which reach up into
    • such a case something will necessarily happen, which,
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    • Anthroposophical Movement should begin to feel something of
    • karma. He confronts his life as though the things that
    • fact that the things that meet him in earthly life from
    • a thing like Anthroposophy (otherwise his coming to it is
    • and anxiously hold themselves at a distance from things
    • things that other men easily grow into. Think only,
    • connections, however questionable the thing may sometimes
    • the things in one way or another, characterising more the
    • — and we shall still have to say many things —
    • respect to the most manifold things in life, demand from
    • will enable me to undertake something or to make some
    • to clear judgment on the things of life, especially in this
    • the rain without an umbrella. These things are around us
    • everywhere. After all, there are certain things we simply
    • certain things we cannot learn (and we have to learn
    • perpetually exposed to these things. This surely enters
    • things are as though created purposely to undermine
    • These things must
    • things which we must see through. On all hands,
    • things, he will perceive how he is being confused, put off,
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    • able to hint at the great significance which these things
    • other parts of Europe such things were prevailing as the
    • that the thing of outstanding value in man's soul, namely
    • important thing about him during his life is the fact that
    • describe these things in a fully Imaginative form. When a
    • Something had thus taken place on earth, of which in the
    • other way. We observe the things that are taking place
    • relationships. It is a thing of untold significance that
    • express something that is deeply connected with the karma
    • of the Anthroposophical Society. It is a thing of immense
    • recourse to the pure description of things spiritual.
    • things which the men of today receive in the forms of
    • one is not to be engulfed today in all those things that I
    • these things. Therefore I will now add the following.
    • his death’; if one can gaze into these things and see
    • expression in such a thing as the Ecce Homo and the
    • other things of this kind stand written there. We must
    • things, there were tendencies in Nietzsche's soul towards
    • Catholicism. We must not forget that these things went
    • To these things
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    • on earth is only the outer manifestation of something that is
    • does spirit permeate this matter, but everything material finally
    • perception must then extend also to everything that is our own close
    • Society, something very characteristic was foreshadowed. While the
    • this, I can remind you to-day of something else. — The first few
    • things have been spoken of in a fully esoteric sense; but since the
    • speaking of things which are also indicated, briefly, in the current
    • thought. When I once said the same thing in Berlin, a well-meaning
    • has taught us that the healthy human intellect can know nothing of the
    • language, is this: If a man is not mad, he understands nothing of the
    • material things. I need not further describe this state of
    • consciousness he sees things of the outer world in symbolic
    • things are elaborated in the miraculous arena of his life of soul. And
    • kind to such an extent that it becomes something entirely different. One
    • of deep, dreamless sleep, man has in his ordinary consciousness nothing
    • of falling asleep and the moment of waking. Everything else he has to
    • blurred; they would have lacked definition. Everything would have been
    • it was not the same as our present dream condition, but everything that
    • man did not see symbols of physical things, but the physical things
    • thing is revealed to him.
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    • from other things he has brought to light. Indeed we ought not to have
    • other things have already been produced which give a real basis for
    • to look aside from many of these obvious and outer things that stamp
    • deepest relationships of karma or destiny those things that we can
    • things in reality, we find that the continued thread of karma or destiny
    • these things were unconnected with his former lives on earth, but for
    • something that results from education and other circumstances. On the
    • That is a thing far more intimately connected with the being of a man.
    • intimate features of his life — I do not mean into things that one
    • These things
    • that they might ascertain whether the things I have to say on spiritual
    • literary and medical career. Everything that took place during this
    • remarkable thing happened. By witnessing the two persons in the company
    • his former lives on earth. And (this is the peculiar thing) he had been
    • speak of these things unless for some weeks past it had become possible
    • made. But once this has been done, a great light is shed on many things.
    • intensely, and gained an unusually intense feeling for occult things. He
    • different aspect of life. He will no longer have anything to do with
    • dead things, but only with the fullness and joy of life. And yet again,
    • friends, when I explain such things as these I always have an
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    • Some of the things on which I shall
    • Something over 500 years after the Mystery of Golgotha we see the
    • dear friends, for it is suggested by many things that have been stated
    • individualities, and Haroun al Raschid did many things during that life
    • as we know, all earthly life is connected with spiritual things, only
    • this is the extraordinary thing.
    • something of immense significance took place in the
    • is indeed only the outer expression of something of immense and deep
    • the sea from there. Even to-day, if one is receptive to these things,
    • Golgotha. There all things were cosmic, even to the transition of the
    • things. I was much concerned to follow his life into later time to see
    • the individuality again. For just in this case something would needs
    • of Dante, enabling cosmic things to live in Dante's poem — all
    • these things are connected with the impulse that proceeded from that
    • all these things together, the spiritual life of Europe from the old
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    • upon the immediate perception of things with the physical senses.
    • refer received something spiritual from Nature into the human soul. So
    • containing nothing that is alive. But in that old conception of nature
    • culmination, all these things were wonderfully reproduced by such
    • it was not customary to write in any other way of things which one
    • catalogued them as it were. He however who can read such things, he
    • such things within the institutions of the Church, and these indeed were
    • (Earthly terms have to be used for these things, although naturally they
    • to begin with, in order to accomplish something there which he will
    • these things. But, my dear friends, to know the truth about historical
    • Yet we must see it as something which is placed by karma into these very
    • at many places, I have been speaking of such things as the School of
    • earliest youth, until a certain period of life, something of the
    • by the Cistercian Order. Everything seemed to be leading in this direction;
    • Then I came to Vienna. (All these things are described in
    • have been able to follow many things back into the past.
    • Such things do indeed educate us for life. It was in the year 1889. In
    • take the external aspect of these things; but my autobiographical essays
    • will also be duly dealt with. Here, you see, I have told you something
    • cannot study these things by mere study. One's study of them must
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    • things. Hence there was a feeling of evening twilight in the spiritual
    • it many years ago. To speak of these things has indeed only been possible
    • this has brought a peculiar illumination over these things, and it is
    • the psychological vision to enter into such things, one found one's way
    • incarnated, yet has nothing really to do with this present age.
    • There is another thing which I would mention
    • or on the other hand — and this is the most important thing — they
    • nothing directly in common with this spiritual life, karmically it has
    • grown out of it in many ways. We must turn our eyes to many things which
    • We are led to do so among other things by
    • something that belongs to the deepest tasks of the present time. For in
    • in all these things.
    • things must be dealt with in the Anthroposophical Movement today,
    • spiritual research. And many things which I have said before must now be
    • because he spoke about the Threefold Sun. Of these things it was no
    • interest through spiritual worlds. But there is always something vague
    • character though history itself tells nothing of her. In Gamuret, whom
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    • carried over something of the ancient Mysteries. Julian had lived within
    • de Brahe we see these things united with true spirituality. When we
    • in which to commune with the gods. And here an extraordinary thing
    • trying to accomplish anything, he feels impelled one day to seek the
    • things are strongly permeated with spiritual content. And this spiritual
    • These things kindled in Tycho de Brahe an
    • mean the connections which appear when we no longer regard everything on
    • succeeded in doing something that made a great sensation.
    • discovered his famous laws. But none of these things could have made so
    • impulses and movements. Now the remarkable thing is this, that in Lord
    • Bacon himself something took place which we may describe as a morbid
    • thing that would contain real impulses of a spiritual kind cannot be
    • things in this respect took place within the super-sensible. Nevertheless
    • recognise that I was seeking to point to something of the soul and
    • chapter on Hegel, and to the things I said of Schelling.
    • however abstract conceptions, there did appear something that contained
    • abstract concepts he could achieve such a thing, for instance, as his
    • things. But he soon departs from them. His spirit grows and widens and
    • writes something altogether different in style and tone from his former
    • Man, however much he thinks and ponders, can attain nothing in the
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    • astonished to see something totally different from what he would expect.
    • appears as the remnant, so to say, of something spiritual.
    • warmth-conditions, everything that afterwards became the mineral, plant
    • Our own souls are the real essence, and everything else is in reality
    • things that we owe to the dominion of Michael there is this too: we have
    • nowadays, these things which are truly an outcome of exact research
    • pass. For all these things are necessary in order that at length a
    • can learn to know the things of karma. You must know that these are
    • of Strader. I have already to some extent spoken of these things.
    • Now it is a peculiar thing when we wish to
    • our life. We live through it backwards. Now this is the peculiar thing
    • feeling of real existence with regard to the things we meet with here in
    • consider as a dream all the things we meet with, even in the daytime.
    • Thus we undoubtedly have a sense of the reality of things. We know that
    • and sound. In short, there are many things that give us our sense of
    • there, everything seems to us more real. The earthly life seems like a
    • intensity of life. — That is the peculiar thing.
    • Now with the human being who was the archetype of Strader, something
    • man thou mayst not know anything as yet about the stars. Thou must wait,
    • and first repeat and recapitulate many things that thou didst undergo
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    • things will seem strange and far-fetched, but life in its totality bears
    • nothing in the world is certain.
    • a Cynic in his way of taking things. For he was really very fond of
    • making light and joking about most important things that met him in the
    • philosophic conviction, a thing that one does not carry very far after
    • mischievous delight when things in the world which look important turn
    • things, not in an inward sense but in the sense of being gifted with
    • him all these things are surrounded, as it were, with an Eastern glamour
    • Years' War. Remember all the things that took place proceeding from
    • things were transformed in his life between death and a new
    • there anything with which he is really united? One has the feeling: he
    • may be more or less intensely united with all kinds of things and yet
    • again with nothing. All the antecedents are there: the preceding life of
    • these things are deeply embedded in him. He will become a man rich in
    • such things as these; we have to study what was undergone in passing
    • thought things out, would of course come to absolutely different
    • of a man's belief or theory in earthly life, for all these things are
    • weighty reasons both for Aryanism and for Athanasianism. And if things
    • afterwards evolved these things, the human soul was very largely
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    • received among other things what was then living with great intensity,
    • All these things, the individuality of whom
    • next earthly life she may comprehend these things more in the form of
    • Now in this case a peculiar thing appears.
    • nothing directly to do with the two individualities of whom I am
    • apparent character is also dry, enumerating things in categories and the
    • conceptions about higher things. For the Seven Liberal Arts were indeed
    • all these things can be seen in the spirit. Dialectic, Rhetoric, etc.
    • But a strange thing arose in that
    • into the impulse to learn to know things in their very forms of thought
    • these things were living in him with a kind of visionary longing. He
    • wants to do something to bring to appearance outwardly the full inner
    • feeling in his soul: Verily the spirit is everywhere behind all things.
    • And these things influenced the sphere of
    • thing. But what kind of a spirit was he? What kind of a personality? He
    • earth. But in him all these things arose. In effect he wanted to have
    • Place the two things before your
    • in very painful feelings and emotions, all manner of things which
    • And this is the strange thing. The Jewish
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    • things are there within the soul. And in the interval between death and
    • a new birth, or in repeated intervals of this kind, all these things
    • Hierarchies. Many and manifold things have been worked out in such a
    • which relate, after all, only to external things. In such a case this
    • up from the subconscious into the ordinary consciousness the things that
    • things, many a countenance to-day will contradict what openly comes
    • intellectualism which after all belongs to the present age. These things
    • the very thing which he bears within him from a former incarnation, if
    • treat intellectualism again and again as a thing into which he does not
    • give you an example of this very thing to-day. To begin with I will
    • there lives a soul who forestalls many of the things that
    • with which such things had been described in former times. He described
    • history of nations. All these things were found in Plato in a kind of
    • everything is alive, and in Plato above all this perception is alive:
    • that the Ideas are the foundations of all things present in the world of
    • to God, to the Idea, is a thing that permeates the Platonic conception
    • of life through and through. It is a thing which afterwards recedes in
    • must then understand the thing aright.
    • here in the world of sense? It was Neo-Platonism, but this was something
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  • Title: Spiritual Development: Lecture I: The Inner Experience of the Activity of Thinking
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    • thing however, is necessary, because in our own time man
    • activity without doing anything
    • necessary to do anything outwardly. And you will
    • doing something inwardly, just as one uses one's hands
    • the body into nothingness. In another
    • up everything. And throughout our
    • element. For everything we excrete as
    • perceive something outside is
    • must be taken configuratively. Everything lives
    • would certainly be anything but pleasant; it could, however,
    • began to practise silence. One says nothing although one knows
    • unusual things of a kind for which the language has no
    • words. But when completely absorbed in the things
    • activity of modern man, who so dislikes thinking about anything
    • something beyond the point ‘nought’ of stillness.
    • nothing left; he has reached point
    • what is inherent in things. With that he ought to
    • earth — people pretend that these things make sense
    • thing, and in the eyes of a staunch student of natural science
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    • something that can be observed in space only for a fleeting
    • a rather disquieting experience, as of something unreal.
    • breathing-power, man must learn not to spend this power
    • in the breathing-process for forming words of vocal
    • breathing and our speech, and when at the same time we inwardly
    • take hold of something substantial in the material world,
    • this has something depressing about it for one who, confronted
    • can discover nothing that is governed by the principle of
    • nothing of moral-spiritual impulses. He
    • Man looks into a world in which there is no such thing as
    • combine by following moral impulses. Nothing ha opens there
    • world in which the functions of everything akin to matter rise
    • breathing, in the spoken word. — Thus man
    • processes on the earth. Everything material
    • silence where everything akin to matter becomes
    • and physical speech a modified breathing-process, so in the
    • metamorphosis end disappearance into something
    • something similar to what we
    • have something of which we become aware entirely through our
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    • in that world everything is different from what we
    • senses. In the first place the things and
    • these higher worlds. As it is, the things
    • over the surface of things or in purely physical
    • things, sounds reverberating from
    • spread over the surface of things but it fluctuates and
    • something of which one can. say: within the de-materialised
    • Things do not tally exactly with descriptions given in my book,
    • spread out on the surface of things; instead we sense, we
    • world. There we have at most something like a
    • spiritual world is something remembered,
    • is touch, speech, memory; but remembrance of something
    • — We know something about
    • is really nothing remarkably new in it, as
    • much higher level, something for which one has to search
    • about such things at all.
    • first pre-requisites. I did nothing about it, but
    • I should like to repeat that the peculiar thing about
    • origins. Nothing can be gained by trying
    • to prove anything on crude evidence, because materialism can
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture I
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    • Lienhard and Wilhelm Jordan. Then I will add something of an
    • speech with nature. Also there is something of the nature of
    • something that one can perhaps only correctly notice with
    • there is something which has been completely extinguished
    • to realize that the important thing is the formal element,
    • that which we would characterize as something which lives in
    • inwardly connected without anything of the narrow
    • spiritual and in that way wanted to create something new.
    • However, the real poet, when he wants to create something
    • present age, but creates something new by being able to grasp
    • times gone by. He could do nothing else than bring this
    • of the smallness of everyday things. One must say that it is
    • damaged by the natural scientific way of looking at things.
    • artistic striving of mankind, so that not everything would
    • nature experiences; and with such things one can detect
    • something which is more appropriate to the ‘how’
    • in modern life appears in the artistic domain is nothing
    • fall into a morass. You can see how everything of what art
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture II: Deeper Secrets of Man's Soul-Spiritual Nature
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    • something of a super-sensible nature. Furthermore, we speak of
    • expressions are just four words, nothing more than four
    • themselves to the human being as if we knew nothing about
    • through it. These are things which natural science certainly
    • is obviously something which is rarely an extinguished thing.
    • process something quite different from that which occurs in
    • we propose with our thoughts is something which concerns us.
    • acutely not something unnecessary for the world. Our thought
    • process is something not only for ourselves, but it stands
    • that something new can continuously be woven into the world
    • great life tableau which is in front of us. Everything of
    • something enters which can be described in no other way than
    • And that is important. That person who knows these things
    • clouds, stones and stars, so after our death something occurs
    • how we stand in the world when we know these things how we
    • a new birth. There we live through everything that is
    • which we were in contact. Really everything which other human
    • become inner which means something which we inwardly
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture III: A Fragment from the Jewish Haggada, Blavatsky
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    • spiritual intentions, spiritual goals stand behind everything
    • dreaminess, it almost has something of a dreamy nature in it,
    • important thing is what lies between; and to understand what
    • to know how things stand, one must at least understand this
    • beginning of the 15h century something was threatening. What
    • spirit. They despised everything coming from the Angles and
    • well regarded. However, this thing changed fundamentally
    • and the White Roses. But the important thing is that in the
    • brought forward all possible things; it abounded with
    • period, and everything that was thought in reference to
    • going to bring everything into disorder. And they said: The
    • devilish thing, but it is an Ahrimanic trick which you can
    • developed many things on very good paths, then she entered
    • medium; she wanted to direct the thing herself. She entered
    • reflected back. Everything that develops in the person can be
    • influence. Everything which I told you up to now is a kind of
    • these things in the public lecture on Friday, all the occult
    • I tell you all these things because you must know that so
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture IV: Secrets of Freemasonry
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    • something of a definite nature exists in such ceremonial
    • this is not poetical; they still knew something about the
    • is something which the ether body actually carries out when
    • something arbitrary, but is something connected with the
    • with something which they could easily awaken to an inner
    • they have come among other symbolical things, the grip and
    • people could no longer combine anything real with the sign,
    • through that you bring something into their unconscious which
    • grip and word. Then one is prepared to see something which
    • one knows about, something which one can at least understand.
    • other occultism and sign, grip and word and many other things
    • seem paradoxical because there are terrible things there
    • one of the greatest things that was ever presented. So you
    • see that all sorts of things happen, this hypocritical
    • all sorts of things in the service of that which they
    • things we have to know. We have to know that every occult
    • ought to know something of that which exists my book
    • of Russia something was received from Voltairism by the
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture V: Comenius and the Temple of PanSophia
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    • everything makes itself of itself, but this is not true.
    • Things do not make themselves of themselves. The person whose
    • world play in him. And the last thing which man learned in
    • this way, the last thing which flowed to him from the
    • something within geometry and mathematics which one can
    • Everything is to be found in the human soul, because
    • everything streamed down through spiritual beings into the
    • Greek Temple is nothing other than the filling in with
    • felt something in architecture of a divine nature in these
    • times, something which is connected in the highest degree
    • you learn all sorts of things at the university, but at that
    • because today things do not work so intensively, because
    • still experience something of the spiritual. Why was it that
    • something of the spiritual in a sort of caricature way. You
    • everything which worked in the 5th post-Atlantean period and
    • want to add some more things. A book has recently been
    • science. I just want to read something of it to you.
    • Much streamed into Strindberg; however, everything is
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture VI: Death and Resurrection
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    • Something has
    • everything shall not be regulated according to purely earthly
    • giving a lecture, certain things are happening to your human
    • something that you have coming from the cosmos, from the
    • illuminated by the light of the moon is something different
    • the moon upon the earth is therefore something quite
    • Now, if our soul is something quite different through the
    • not just Monists, so our soul is also something different in
    • something different at this time as compared with any other
    • development has brought something else; it has brought, I
    • things. The thoughts have become small and now they must be
    • made much larger. The possibility of seeing things in their
    • what the best thing for Germany and Europe would be as far as
    • same thing can be seen in other domains of life; When you
    • give you an example from the realm of medicine, but things do
    • realize all these things, then you will see how necessary it
    • because the way things are is that everyone needs a soul.
    • correct. He asks the question: how can you tell if something
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture VII: Man's Four Members
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    • with something else which is connected with these things.
    • is meant there; it is something quite different. You must
    • remember the things which I told you in the last lecture in
    • higher spirits and is something which is far more extensive
    • such brotherhoods that such a thing has actually been lost
    • were instructed by the Gods. However, in the cult, something
    • wisdom and the refinding of it. Something should be sunk into
    • all when one knows nothing other than that the man has an
    • can say: Well, the ether body is something a little thinner
    • approach the human being and understand him with these things
    • work upon the ether body and have something to do with the
    • in the astral body. If you consider these things in an
    • then it would represent something very similar to the whole
    • consciousness of these things was present in the primal
    • today is able to see through these things knows that in the
    • of the Feet which is a symbolic expression for something
    • scale. All these things can be transmuted into a fundamental
    • friends, I would really prefer to say something which is in a
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture VIII: Thomas More and His Utopia
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    • who must bring forward everything which would support this
    • Catholic Church! This is the sort of thing that the opposing
    • and so on. Everything about the people who dwelt in Utopia
    • enlightened spirits in Utopia. Things were so arranged that
    • everything was governed by these enlightened people who were
    • from that there would be religious tolerance. The whole thing
    • we find that Thomas More wanted nothing more than to be a
    • today even though these things are very mach hidden. It is
    • nothing is said about Christianity.
    • island in all its details and organizations, but nothing is
    • said about Christianity. How can we understand these things?
    • However something else can also make its appearance, and in
    • experience certain things in an exhaustive way in the
    • about these things can be understood as a result of a
    • enters the astral world, the first thing one experiences
    • something different. It is impossible to speak in the same
    • speak here of things and beings of the sense world. As you
    • know, when we speak of things of the sense world, we can say:
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture IX: Celtic Symbols and Cult, Jesuit State in Paraguay
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    • which proceed to exclude certain things in this 5th
    • example of something which does not lie very far back, a
    • aspect of modern perception is that everything is thrown out
    • of human ideas which cannot be seen with the senses; anything
    • you understand them. The significant thing in the modern
    • However, as far as today's history goes, everything is
    • done upon man during this Greco-Latin period was something
    • teach people in the way things are presented today where the
    • upon our soul nature. Everything also is not permissible
    • of the human being, you cannot do that with things that are
    • thing but in another way understand how to work much more
    • things take hold of his astral body. All Jesuit educational
    • follow its impulses; when the Jesuit can execute everything
    • beautiful music and mixed all sorts of things into this music
    • Everything in this Jesuit State was strongly regulated,
    • thoroughly divided up; everything the people did, all their
    • Everything was permeated by the cult activity. Therefore we
    • had done nothing other than hunt and so on, before that time.
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture X
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    • the view that something which has occurred in the world could
    • who represent everything which has occurred in the world as
    • world. Something of a spiritual element always occurs at the
    • streams, so that it is actually quite valid that things could
    • Goethe, Schiller and these around them. However things did
    • happen that things were different? What would have happened
    • everything that you believe, but in addition to that we
    • believe some more things. They do not like that. You can see
    • Anything that shows that they do not have the complete
    • kingdom was not present. You read how everything was a soft,
    • out-breathing, the brain water sinks down, with every
    • in-breathing it rises up. You have a rising up and a
    • in connection with the breathing out and the breathing
    • something that is much more comfortable and convenient.
  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture XI: Fragments from the Jewish Haggada
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    • such ancient imaginative legends, nothing of an arbitrary
    • nature is there, everything has its definite deep
    • were very special. we must put all these things together if
    • crazy. You see that laughing is something which you expect
    • ancient time signified something different from what it means
    • because he was dealing with something of a holy nature. There
    • was something of a holy nature in the letters; this applied
    • there was something in these scribes which enabled them to
    • the one side it says: Everything which occurs has been
    • Everything is strongly predestined, which means that for the
    • consciousness of the Islamic person, everything that occurs
    • every time this Islamic person is confronted with something,
    • completely convinced of the fact that everything is written
    • this thing if it is the will of God”. A Westerner would
    • say to this Islamic person: “If you say that everything
    • everything is already determined from the beginning.”
    • the teaching of Kismet, of everything being predestined. Here
    • inner life. Now, you have something happening in the earth
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  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture XII: Luciferic Dangers from the East
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    • occurred, there was something very immense which proceeded
    • time you had something great, something full of significance,
    • and nothing of our spiritual science ever attempted to
    • do something which would be perfectly valid for a time dating
    • Bhagavad Gita speaks, that is a Luciferic act and something
    • thinking. Now, I am not speaking about something abstract,
    • especially when it starts off with something like this:
    • find the right thing. I have noted the following in the
    • something in the present which really was valid thousands of
    • everything that exists is subject to and stands under
    • becomes a billionaire. You can do that sort of thing in a
    • classicism and everything connected with it. We have overcome
    • can find something in his spirit and therefore establishes
    • person who, in the main, brought nothing with him as heredity
    • things in order to understand the Mystery of Golgotha. First
    • intelligent man cannot believe that other things are
    • resembles the things found in the
    • that everything is only an appearance, that one can never
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    • the world from that of to-day. Suppose everything that now becomes a
    • body, so too is it with regard to something else of importance
    • something else which we have to acquire during earthly existence.
    • led to do something which by constant repetition becomes a habit and
    • whenever anything had to be carried out by us or through us, we came
    • these things and meditate upon them, we arrive at a concept that is
    • the study of such things as memory and habit, will help us to unfold
    • to imagine that physical existence is something to be despised. I have
    • we have reached a point where I will again draw attention to something which
    • possible to develop it. Suppose for a moment that nothing else were
    • of training the memory. For one thing we are made to learn by heart,
    • of memory and being set down to do something, else in
    • thing. Our times are such that certain things must necessarily be
    • everything possible to hold them at a safe distance. But as a matter
    • way we do to-day when we learn something by heart. In those times the
    • memory in the Atlanteans was like a flashing-up of something
    • this state of things. In the inner being there was a
    • to be acquired. When something corresponding to an
    • write things down. I have often said that it was a true conception in
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    • things appears in the Earth period. Human life is no longer so
    • whereas during the Earth period everything a man thinks (as well as
    • find our bearings in the spiritual world. Memory is something which,
    • ether. This is something that must be more and more understood. The
    • arise in regard to everything that happens in our world of thought, a
    • way. The most important thing of all is to be on the alert, for in
    • glibness: but the worst thing of allis the unconscious and
    • everything to evil.
    • on knowing everything. They never pause to meditate, nor do they
    • really think of nothing more inherently untruthful than this very
    • things, of examining them from every possible angle, and of avoiding
    • Of all things in the
    • the future evolution of the Earth. In many respects things that are
    • period there was no such thing as habit. Habit is a principle of the
    • all the things that are said in this fifth Post-Atlantean period
    • is good and I am not criticising it. But it is, after all, nothing
    • ideals, all kinds of other ideals — they are nothing but
    • understanding of these things awakens can there be anything but
    • something of what you know about Me and let men believe that until
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    • understand what is meant. Can we not observe in the hands something
    • so impossible to imagine them changed into something different, some
    • thing which, at another stage of existence, will appear as a
    • of paper. Paper is something that may well be a cause of regret when
    • draw attention to such things, pointed to this very example of the
    • the human organism itself we have exactly the same thing.
    • there is to be found everything that man, through his discoveries,
    • everything, that is to say, that can really contribute to human
    • evolution. Only such things as can contribute nothing to human
    • telescope. No other arrangement would be anything like so suitable.
    • always called attention to these things.
    • the cosmos? On this matter too, I have already said things that will
    • possibly familiar with strange things that are apt to take place in
    • the like, are cultivated. These strange things happen again and
    • law. Something said or done by these celebrities is immediately
    • achieved something quite out of the common, has uttered sublime
    • When something of the
    • effected in less than an hour. Such things happen again and again.
    • about these things. How could one short conversation suffice so
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture One: Greetings to the Builders Working on the Goetheanum. Otto Weininger, a Decadent Genius. Distorted Pictures of Imaginative Knowledge.
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    • longer has anything to contribute to our path of development. So this
    • little house stands there as a preliminary announcement of something
    • new. And the fact that in our circles the need to build something new
    • things that are evidence of what is rooted in the depths of the human
    • feel themselves to be true children of such times. One felt something
    • the title, Concerning the Last Things (über die letzten Dinge)
    • Concerning the Last Things, belonged were the libraries of
    • something, but is the negation of a something — is nothingness.
    • much M in her, she is both a Something and a Nothing. The fundamental
    • This is how Weininger observes humanity. He says that everything
    • that every human individual is a Something in so far as there are M
    • characteristics present in him, and a Nothing in so far as there are W
    • being fundamentally consists of a combination of the Something and the
    • Nothing.
    • Everything from the life of the individual to the course of history is
    • contained in that individual — on how much of the Nothing they
    • talk openly about such things. But if we want to know what is going
    • Nothing and has nothing to contribute to cultural progress. If there
    • Nothing. But how can this Nothing exist in the world? Why is the
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Two: Two Spheres of Existence in Nature and in Man: the Realm of Regularity and the Realm of Irregularity. The Ancient Hebrews' Jubilee year as the Expression of Formative Powers of the Soul. The Christ Incarnation.
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    • which the stars rise and set, and with which all the other things
    • autumn. And the realm of nature presents us with many other things in
    • in a certain position, let alone say anything about how the clouds
    • everything that is to be found at large in the macrocosm can be
    • remind us of something in man. Now, consider the typical example I
    • and acting accordingly. In other words, he had access to everything
    • way we described yesterday. Such things truly do happen in the way
    • to experience the very same things that Otto Weininger experienced in
    • final analysis, dreams are things that bubble up out of the depths of
    • dreaming. And the only thing that distinguishes the dreams you have
    • These days, there is a restricted awareness of such things, for we
    • series of seven. There is something remarkable in this story about a
    • people forgave one another for various things for which they held each
    • had lost it, and such like. It was a year for balancing things out,
    • accumulated all the various things that would need balancing out.-If
    • Today we want to make the spirit of the thing present for our souls,
    • accompanying everything that people lived through, there was the
    • were occupied with something that involved them in a particular
    • felt things-this numerical order flowed through their souls in an
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Three: The Duality of Human Nature -- The Heavenly and the Earthly Aspects of Man. Uranus and Gaia. Influences of One Incarnation on the Next: Metamorphoses of the Body.
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    • have seen how everything that comes to life in a human soul during
    • science, everything that is perceived by the senses must be seen as a
    • parts of the body. And, in principle, the only thing that holds these
    • light. In that, something of an unquestionably earthly nature is
    • If one is going to do justice to everything connected with these
    • such people experience things, even if their concept of the spirit is
    • — for the super-earthly and for things that should be experienced
    • new birth as long as earthly things are regarded in the manner to
    • the spirit, everything is reversed,’ too pedantically. One cannot
    • around all one's pictures of the physical world. Nothing very special
    • reversal applies to many things. Then, for example, someone who is
    • feeling for things of the earth and a certain feeling for the things
    • deny everything earthly. They deny all matter, all substance. They
    • were those who viewed all talk of earthly things as superstition. They
    • explained away belief in material things as superstition and who,
    • they did not want to consider something that was not around them, some
    • something absolute, rather than as an expression of the spirit, has
    • to cover everything. I have gone into all this about how the earthly
    • touch on certain things, which is what we shall do, in so far as that
    • attached to everything else. The whole process of shaping the human
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Four: Human Organism, Results of Prenatal Formative Powers. Dual Nature of Man. Powers behind the Existence of the Body as Expressed Pictorally by the Body and as Expressed in a Draughtsmanlike Fashion by the Head.
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    • these things, we will discover a time, not very long ago, when the
    • things of the external world could be seen as revelations and
    • Naturally, prior to conception everything to do with the head is
    • use lines to draw it, they represent something invisible. Only forces
    • Picturing things in this way will help you to fashion the concepts you
    • body. These things are manifestations of the most profound mysteries,
    • everything that is a part of the head, or is connected with it, and
    • explain everything in the same way, to stuff everything into one
    • but keeping realities in view is the last thing our modern science
    • does! The whole body except for the head — everything to do with
    • description of a thing uses letters that have very little similarity
    • shape, expression, and so on — we are dealing with something that
    • physical eyes we are seeing something that more closely resembles what
    • these two things in the same way. People are fond of reminding
    • themselves of the old saying, ‘Everything transitory is but a
    • begins to reveal something of these ideas to us. What is normally
    • will brings us into a relationship with morality. Everything to do
    • Naturally, these things are always meant to be taken in a restricted
    • sense. One thing plays over into the other. So is it always with the
    • worth, and of truth, refer to a concrete physical thing. Even for the
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Five: How a Person Grows into the Three Spiritual Realms of Wisdom, Beauty and Goodness. How These Shine Down into the Spiritual Part of Man.
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    • Today the essential thing for which I would like to use our time is to
    • develop some things that will provide the basis for tomorrow's
    • discussion. These things are an expansion of what was described
    • and animal realms. After death, he ascends again. Then something
    • something happens that resembles the growing into the three kingdoms
    • clear that everything that has already been said in earlier
    • presentations still holds true. Everything we have previously said
    • the things he received when he had ascended to the spiritual world.
    • things are connected with human nature, but please note that it is
    • the sake of clarity, I will draw everything to do with the
    •  I  like this (green). Everything to do with the
    • astral body will be yellow; everything to do with the etheric human
    • being, lilac, and everything to do with the physical human being, red.
    • there is a slight displacement. Things are simply displaced upward by
    • breast. And beauty actually affects nothing beyond what belongs to the
    • of beauty that such things are absolutely irrelevant and should be
    • aesthetic considerations, those that no longer have anything to do
    • is something one only notices after initiation — it only affects
    • Even though some of the things I have said have come out very badly
    • present something further to you, something that belongs in the
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Six: The Transformation of the Physical Body into the Head of the Next Incarnation. The Cosmic Significance of Human Knowledge.
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    • anything that is not included! We are confronted, however, with the
    • things, as otherwise it will be too late. Today men are living in an
    • do anything, when the easy-going fellow can come to us and say,
    • complicated! But truth is simple, and anything that is not simple
    • knowledge in order to hold themselves together. But everything in the
    • is also lost. But this material is not the essential thing-in the
    • body, exclusive of the head, are the essential thing. These forces are
    • Now, in order to understand these things better and better, we want to
    • things we have been saying about the part of the human soul that is
    • something about the external world. There are philosophical
    • between the nature of a concept and the thing that the concept
    • see if its constituents include all the things man needs in his grain
    • discovering something essential about the nature of a grain of wheat
    • secondary matter. It has nothing to do with the inner nature of a
    • grain of wheat. A person who investigates the utility of everything
    • nature provides something good for human nourishment. But that has
    • nothing to do with the inner nature of a grain of wheat, or with the
    • just described. For building up a picture of the things around us is
    • things outside us is just as inessential to knowledge as nourishing
    • exist for the purpose of making pictures of external things; it exists
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Seven: The Connection between the Human Being and the Cosmos. The Twelve Regions of the Senses and the Seven Life Processes.
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    • you of some of the things we have spoken about at various times,
    • first seeds of the senses. You will find these things described again
    • as a single sense. The sense of touch tells whether something is hard
    • or soft, which has nothing to do with the sense of warmth. And so, if
    • vital enlivening or damping down is something we are aware of, but
    • of life we would know nothing about our own vital state.
    • — that is something else. I am referring to movements such as the
    • bounds of the organism. If you touch something, you have collided with
    • and that no longer has anything to do with touching. Everything that
    • an object, to be sure, but everything you experience through touch
    • movement. But the two things must be distinguished from one another:
    • balance. In balance, too, you perceive nothing external — rather,
    • anything to do with the intimate connection with the world that a
    • take hold of something, a piece of ice, say, I am sure that the ice is
    • at something, I can see only the colours at its outer limits, on its
    • intimately connected with the object, with the external thing, as I am
    •  I . This is something that has to be experienced.
    • is manifested in various ways. First of all there is breathing, a
    • manifestation of life necessary to all living things. Every living
    • organism must enter into a breathing relationship with the external
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Eight: How Twelvefoldness, Sevenfoldness, Fourfoldness, and Threefoldness are Mirrored. Pathological Experiences of the Soul. Thinking Backward as a Preparation for Spiritual Experience.
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    • not just a matter of knowing that things are like this or like that.
    • All the human consequences of these things must be inwardly
    • sense-zones are the seven life processes: breathing, warming,
    • To understand these things in their entirety we must be clear that the
    • and the nasal mucous membrane. But this is not how things really are.
    • reflect how things are out there in the starry heavens of the
    • by normal, earth-bound sense experience. In such cases everything
    • between death and birth, things are quite different. One remarkable
    • anything. Furthermore, everything is heard in reverse, proceeding
    • difficult for us to imagine what it is like to hear things backwards.
    • lofty mystical point of view speak of the life processes as something
    • processes of breathing, warming and nourishing. The fourfold process
    • next earthly incarnation. Everything in our physical organism that is
    • comparatively low corresponds to something that is high and can only
    • breathing, warming and nourishing are a reflection of this world, just
    • this is a pathological state. It is an astonishing thing for our
    • Recently, a book written by a doctor who is interested in these things
    • something there actually changes, not if one is employing the
    • heartbeat of a child is discernible alongside her own. Everything
    • something else is going on. At last they decide they must operate.
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Nine: Enlivening the Sense Processes and Ensouling the Life Processes. Aesthetic Enjoyment and Aesthetic Creativity. Logic and the Sense for Reality.
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    • spirit, that everything that can be referred to as
    • something that is immense and significant for the spiritual world once
    • we know it here in our physical bodies, is not the only thing the
    • to speak about many of the highly significant things that lie in this
    • to do to be misunderstood and accused of all kinds of things is to
    • speak out about precisely those things that are interesting and
    • must forgo speaking about some of the interesting things that go on in
    • such things are immediately taken personally and awaken personal
    • even this much would create problems these days; other things would be
    • even more problematic. People of today take these things much more
    • related to the soul. Consider, then, something that has been
    • Now I ask you please not to lose sight of something: namely, that the
    • have to say that everything mankind experienced on Old Moon was the
    • dead state and transformed into something living: you still see, but
    • something lives in that seeing; you hear, but simultaneously there is
    • something living in that hearing. Something lives in the eyes or in
    • depends on sympathy and antipathy — on which things we accept and
    • such a way that the three life processes — breathing, warming and
    • themselves more in the sphere of the soul. With normal breathing, one
    • human organism; they establish connections with each other. Breathing,
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Ten: Loss of the Ability to Orient Oneself in Reality and the Helplessness of Modern Scientific Driteria in a Materialistic Age.
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    • truth’ refers to an agreement between our knowledge and something
    • been lost and it is quite evident that nothing has come along to take
    • find something to replace the old concepts of truth, the feeling for
    • and so on, originate in something objective. It assumes that the
    • impressions are made on our senses by something objective, something
    • There exists something which one is justified in seeing as a kind of
    • sensations of smell, and so on; but beyond these sensations, nothing
    • at all is given to us. If we review the whole world, everything is
    • some [form] of sensation, and beyond the sensations nothing objective is
    • if we can say that nothing exists beyond sensations, then we
    • thing given is the succession of sensations. These are strung together
    • chain. But everywhere, nothing is there but sensations; there is no
    • really nothing more than a chaotic multiplicity? What guides one in
    • — one here, one there, and so on — nothing but sensations.
    • for then I know: If this is a law, one thing will fall to earth like
    • manner possible serves nothing beyond making one's life more
    • economy of thought tell one nothing about the real basis of the
    • considerations. Richard Wahle also said: People think that one thing
    • is a cause, that another thing is an effect; that an
    • those he used.) In truth, the only things in the world that are known
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Eleven: Memory and Habit as Metamorphoses of Former Spiritual Experiences that were Subject to Luciferic and Ahrimanic Influences.
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    • be interconnected. Today I want to look at some things that will lay
    • things, we might notice that two properties, or complexes of energy,
    • attention to such things.
    • there were other things that took the place of memory. During the Moon
    • something the experience would be written down in some particular
    • place where everything had been written down. And this is in fact the
    • kind of experience undergone by man on Old Moon. Everything he
    • to speak, engraved in a subtle etheric substance. Everything that man
    • whenever a human soul needed something comparable to our memory of
    • external world. All one had to do to see something one had experienced
    • today's. Just imagine that you could re-think everything you ever
    • Then, after death, we can begin to look back on everything that has
    • I have briefly mentioned how things stand with memory, which develops
    • is similar with respect to something else that is important for our
    • habits. Habits are another thing that we did not yet possess on Old
    • needed to accomplish something or whenever something was supposed to
    • things under the direct influence of what is happening around us: we
    • receive an impulse for every single thing we did. That is why children
    • must be emphasised: On the other side of the threshold everything is
    • At this point I should also to draw your attention to something I have
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Twelve: How Thoughts are Engraved into the Substance of the Cosmos and the Consequences Following from This. Metamorphosis of Memory and Habit.
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    • everything that was experienced in dreamlike imaginations was engraved
    • of the Earth period. And now there is something further one must keep
    • therefore, that everything mankind experienced through its Moon
    • something that has already been thought and which then remain visible.
    • Only then is it possible to look back on everything one has
    • is possible to look back consciously on everything one has
    • not be the most horrible thing imaginable if all men's thoughts were
    • improve them, or eradicate them and replace them with something
    • entirely different, and so on. That is one of the things established
    • however, everything that a normally-developed person thinks —
    • things that need putting right.
    • seeing things. Yesterday and today we have characterised two different
    • the other side of the threshold. But something new must also enter in.
    • Something new occurs — and I ask you to keep this particularly in
    • mind! — when a conception, or expression, characterises something
    • else might — ‘Yes, I prefer to leave everything that has to
    • Even in our fifth post-Atlantean epoch it must be said that everything
    • do not learn to be on guard against Lucifer and Ahriman, the things
    • that you think and do under their influence — such things as I
    • responsibility for everything we do in the world of our thoughts. It
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Thirteen: Allocation of the Whole Human Form to the Cosmos. Technical Discoveries and the Human Physical Organization. Collisions between Thinking that Accords with Reality and Thinking that is in Opposition to Reality.
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    • In the course of the preceding lectures I have had to say some things
    • that could with justification be called paradoxical. For these things
    • these facts lie. Remember some of the things that we have needed to
    • contemporary astrological investigations, something needs to be said
    • the circumference of the chest to the Crab, everything to do with the
    • and everything in its vicinity. This will be metamorphosed and
    • fact, one may even find it quite easy to grasp such things in their
    • altered, so that the same things reappear at a different level of
    • that enables a human being to discover such things! I have often
    • several attempts to draw our attention to such things. Look at what
    • organism the very same thing that is the object of present-day human
    • There is nothing that has ever been discovered — or ever will be
    • discover, everything capable of contributing to human evolution, is to
    • be found in the human organism. A human being only lacks the things
    • that have nothing to contribute to human evolution; they are either
    • joint, and many other things as well, first came into being. Now it
    • — namely, that something well-adapted to a purpose must have
    • well adapted in this case. Anything less well-adapted would make it
    • justification in our seeing everything that is expressed in human
    • connected with these. In such circles there is something one can
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Fourteen: Metamorphoses of the Twelve Sense Zones through Luciferic and Ahrimanic Influences.
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    • forces that are capable of transforming it into nothing but a head, a
    • body of our next incarnation and everything to do with it, on the
    • of such things for the role of humanity in the cosmos. Thereby we are,
    • nothing to do with the shape of the body or the head as it is studied
    • other men. What this sense perceives is everything that is contained
    • has nothing to do with the formation of our own thoughts. Something
    • sense of thought does not, primarily, have anything to do with the
    • The sense of speech: Once again, this sense has nothing primarily to
    • only those things that can be perceived by the senses. Of course,
    •  I , or for thought or speech, — nothing, for
    • directly. According to this line of thought, we deduce that something
    • gestures — apart from all of these things — we are directly
    • the thoughts of others? Everything that we are, in so far as we are
    • we discover that the things on which the capacity to speak and the
    • when he understands something that is being spoken. But what happens
    • does something that shows he unconsciously understands what I have
    • expresses something in words, I am doing what I need to do to
    • does not wish to hear something, one will often make such a gesture to
    • — rather is it adapted to understanding various other things.
    • the only thing we listen to any more — what these tell us about
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  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Fifteen: The Twelve Senses. The Reorganization of the Seven Life Processes by Luciferic and Ahrimanic Powers. Francis Bacon Inaugurates Materialism and the Science of Idols.
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    • The particular details of the things we discussed yesterday are
    • so it is inevitable that the things that only the power of Lucifer and
    • Many things would be clarified by a further elucidation of truths such
    • Breathing, warming, nourishment, secretion, maintenance, growth,
    • produce something other than would have been produced if evolution had
    • Breathing involves something that can be described as follows: We do
    • the power of Jehovah is active in our breathing. For, during the
    • Atlantean period, ahrimanic forces caused our breathing system to be
    • breathing process more energetically than was intended. The
    • I mean ageing in the sense that it involves something that can be seen
    • ahrimanic influences on the process of breathing.
    • Because of ahrimanic influences in our organism, things are burnt up
    • modification of straightforward processes of growth. Everything that
    • lead to a continuous process of growth. Everything that is connected
    • will find powerful, titanic pictures which truly show the very things
    • 1 Breathing — Consumption
    • knowledge that is capable of bringing such things to light must be
    • of things, so to speak. But we must achieve ideas and concepts that
    • ahrimanic in the process of breathing from what is, so to speak,
    • necessary to slip into the very process of breathing and experience
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  • Title: Wrong and Right Use: Lecture 1: Secret Brotherhoods-1, -or- Wrong and Right Use of Esoteric Knowledge-1, -or- Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World-Part 1
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    • of approach is far more significant than anything academic
    • supposing I knew nothing of them. Just as little can one
    • order to gain power over one thing or another.
    • clear about these things. For you know that since 1879 mankind
    • able to bring about everything possible by this means.
    • that materialism is finished and that something of the spirit
    • essential thing, as has often been emphasised here, is to be
    • best thing is to give oneself over to living; whether after
    • what things are like there. Until then, there is no need to
    • by souls who have not wanted to have anything at all to do with
    • and important truth. Once again, it is not something
    • known to me alone; others know that this is how things are at
    • feeble-minded view that there is no such thing as spirit, or
    • anything can be promoted by talking about it in an opposing
    • material; then they arrange things — and this is quite
    • things.
    • Nothing less than that, you see, is the plan of certain
    • these things. Picture a world of harmless people: they are a
    • of nature and nothing more. They were to get the idea that just
    • There is something that works against this materialising
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  • Title: Wrong and Right Use: Lecture 2: Secret Brotherhoods-2, -or- Wrong and Right Use of Esoteric Knowledge-2, -or- Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World-Part 2
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    • should be offered something from the spiritual world in a
    • something or other from it.
    • explained yesterday — something quite different resulted.
    • brothers expected all sorts of things from Spiritualism.
    • that nothing would come of it. But the result was that
    • This is connected with something very important, which must be
    • everything must be explicable without contradiction, as though
    • treating everything we perceive in the light of the didactic
    • concept which says that everything leads back to a unitary
    • divine origin — everything derives from God and so
    • everything we experience in unitary terms. Take any series of
    • working of a single principle, but that is not how things
    • This is something that belongs to the deepest secrets of human
    • lies something different which is sustained from a quite
    • Everything contradictory is strained out, and nature is
    • these things must be taken into account as soon as we study the
    • begin to make out of these forces something favourable for the
    • obstruct this flow. Henceforward they can do nothing to hinder
    • good ends, then they will at the same time achieve something
    • could comprehend that in the Christ Impulse they had something
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  • Title: Wrong and Right Use: Lecture 3: Secret Brotherhoods-3, -or- Wrong and Right Use of Esoteric Knowledge-3, -or- Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World-Part 3, -or- German Philosophy: Kant, Schelling, Hegel, Goethe
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    • things does not require pious dedication or a religious
    • who experiences this one thing, together with all that is
    • would be hard to discover anything intelligent in all this, but
    • impelled to call attention to something which certainly exists
    • of view or other, that something lies behind the
    • something which is trying to make its way into the world, but
    • Spiritual Science requires. Nothing less than that must lay
    • those things that are demanded by the signs of the times and
    • that all these congresses and societies will accomplish nothing
    • sound, it must be said — as a first step nothing else
    • in the widest circles. Something would thereby be done to
    • things: they are important and real. What I want to bring home
    • Where this kind of thing goes on, the wish to yoke up human
    • would be quite mistaken merely to oppose these things. They are
    • happens — how these things are handled. The welding
    • machines, and this is something which will exert
    • spiritualised. These things will be caricatured from
    • and the union of man and woman. These things indicate the great
    • present is to speak of these things, until people — I
    • Things have developed in such a way that one can say: Little is
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  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 1: On the Functions of the Nervous System
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    • time as the invention of printing. All new things that
    • exception of books containing old things that existed
    • theological wisdom and all kinds of religious things during
    • will dawn for human thinking (it is terrible that such things
    • something very comical indeed, for it is comical only for him
    • book on the elements of science dealing with these things and
    • impulse of the will has nothing in common physical
    • interruption or break exists not only in order that something
    • if they would take things seriously.
    • that there is no organ of perception, there is nothing
    • spiritual in the process. But if you interpolate something
    • the same. In the one case we experience something physical is
    • process consists in this — that everything that we
    • spiritual world forms and creates directly everything that
    • these things difficult if you hear them for the first time,
    • clear to you that everything above the boundary line connects
    • man with the physical world, and everything below
    • receive everything that the earth generates in the form of
    • forces. All these cosmic forces, everything that pours in
    • feeling and cosmic ideas. These things are only of value if
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  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 2: Concerning the World of the Dead
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    • such an event — as something which, generally speaking,
    • active in us, first, everything that can be experienced
    • through the senses during our life, everything that is
    • senses. Upon this world, then, everything is built which we
    • life, we have in reality everything in which we live with our
    • subconscious world. But the consciousness has really nothing
    • consciousness he knows nothing about what actually lives in
    • Now everything
    • world, in the first place, everything belonging to the
    • sun and moon; in general everything belongs to it that is
    • it would be, were everything you perceive with the senses
    • There would be something remaining over and above for the
    • thing that lends character to our lives (the chief
    • aroused when we break a stone to pieces or do something
    • has no such condition. For him nothing exists at all in the
    • indeed, through any action whatever, yes, through everything
    • you do something after you have passed through the portals of
    • joy, tension or relaxation of something is continually
    • thing.
    • point toward something behind which real relationships exist.
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  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 3: Our Life with the Dead
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    • mere dreamers of life. Things occur in the depths of
    • contained in our ideas and sense perceptions, knows nothing
    • that when we do something connected with our life in common
    • about many things.
    • dead. But what is essential is to approach these things more
    • contact with anything within it, he calls forth pain or joy.
    • can do nothing that does not call forth feelings of joy,
    • way that everything he does calls forth joy, pain, etc; he is
    • spiritual world. In the spiritual world things are not the
    • something real. But in the free reality that thus arises,
    • Self. Again we must acquire a conception of these things that
    • gradually become acquainted with things, first with our
    • things in such a way that we know — they approach us
    • Angeloi. Although we can speak of these things merely in
    • Angeloi lead us to something which we must experience in our
    • everything that arises in the life of the so-called dead.
    • And the Angeloi help man in everything that he must do
    • kingdom of the Angeloi, he can prepare rightly the things
    • something which the Spirits of the Time weave as an unceasing
    • year before last. One thing depends on the other —
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  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 4: The Rhythmical Relationship of Man with the Universe
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    • dreams through everything contained as living reality in his
    • feelings, and he sleeps through everything contained as
    • deeper necessity, in the impulses of his will, everything
    • direction imagines the “thing in itself.” In my
    • thing in itself,” as it is done in modern
    • mirror. I do not speak in this sense of something behind the
    • sense perceptions; what I mean is something
    • spiritual behind the sense-perceptions, something
    • would not strike us as something so strange; for, on this
    • reality between birth and death. But things are arranged in
    • that it is, in reality, exactly the same thing as our brain
    • breathing. I have already explained that when we calculate
    • breathing. Again, if we take our life — let us say,
    • Here we have deep inner order of laws! Everything is built up
    • placed into the breathing process in a threefold way. First,
    • But our period is one in which such things must reach the
    • schools that were inaugurated here and there keep such things
    • still keep them secret, although today these things
    • able to grasp something else: — You will understand why
    • few men who discovered these things, as if in flashes.
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  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 5: The Members of Man's Being and the Periods of His Life
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    • historical processes of human life. In discussing such things
    • highest, most important and significant things with the most
    • often mentioned this) that certain things must be known in
    • of life without having learned anything fundamental about
    • these things. We prefer to remain ignorant concerning the
    • most important and most essential things, which can only be
    • nature, and we wish to know and judge everything imaginable
    • things are dry and intellectual, and that the most important
    • and essential things must be grasped in quite another
    • may teach us something) how much lies hidden in man and in
    • Now something
    • things that we have thus considered, you will see that we
    • such things quite clearly, in order to grasp to what an
    • understand these things fully we must grasp thoughts which
    • are not so easy to digest (but these things must be said
    • things. Today I wish to draw your attention to something that
    • years old he has, in fact, said something of importance for
    • correct. But these words express nothing at all as far as the
    • and nothing at all as far as the other members of the human
    • say, 7 years old; this means nothing less than this:--his
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  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 6: New Spiritual Impulses in History
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    • course, into everything that proceeds out of human actions
    • other things. The materialistic conception would like to
    • produces, with a certain necessity, something which follows
    • you consider the things that passed before our souls
    • many things, if they are looked upon in their true light. For
    • are countless things in Nature which must be designated, in
    • something that you can see outside in physical Nature. If the
    • in the spiritual world — he will find something very
    • strange. He will find something which corresponds, in a
    • Nature, but in the way in which spiritual things correspond
    • to things in Nature. Many considerations have shown us that
    • that where such eggs apparently perish, something endowed
    • becomes something which can very well be experienced in the
    • from the earth, as elementary forms; these are nothing but
    • cause that, which was destined for something else, to become
    • grains of wheat or rye, from everything else in Nature which
    • in their case; when we contemplate such things, the idea of
    • things surround us and that we are hindered by inner
    • spiritual imaginative things live in the world that always
    • Then it descends and becomes something that we reject in
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  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 7: The Inadequacy of Natural Science for the Knowledge of the Life of the Soul
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    • were a flask, for it is used as a flask. Indeed, the things
    • something growing and flourishing, but just the opposite
    • — something dying, something in partial decay in the
    • same thing were to go on that goes on in the nerves, this
    • anything at all is to be conceived. I have shown that the
    • disintegration with something coming out of pure thinking,
    • occur through something that is caused within the organism
    • process of disintegration. There must be something in the
    • shows the characteristics of an age that will have nothing to
    • have made every effort to prove that everything arises out of
    • that he can exhaust everything with natural scientific ideas
    • attempts to say something about the thought-content of the
    • let us assume our rank and other such things also, which make
    • not go about reforming everything in the world — or at
    • from the soul out of sheer nothingness! But at a time such as
    • this only those things can be fruitful which are drawn up
    • same thing is meant in both cases. This, however, indicates a
    • Through this, however, everything that the human being has
    • waking state and he is aware of everything, for his life
    • we perceive the outer world of which we know nothing during
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  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture I: The Birth of the Consciousness Soul
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    • show the connection between these things and the more or less
    • Because people only take a superficial view of things they
    • and everything associated with it in the structure of the
    • element, everything that is related to the Group Soul that is
    • found, of course, in the episode of Avignon, where everything
    • time we see emerging one thing, which throughout the Middle
    • began to be looked upon as something vastly more important
    • gossip; they have nothing to do with the evolution of
    • to find the common characteristic of all these things, of all
    • present epoch brings to birth nothing new; at best we can
    • human soul. The first thing that strikes us is the national
    • something totally different. This national impulse is a
    • rightful claim to something which is already present like a
    • nothing of himself; he merely underlines the fact that, in a
    • European culture) was something natural and spontaneous. The
    • impulse, nothing that was particularly characteristic of the
    • determine the lives of men — nothing in reality is
    • life, something more inward than the other influences,
    • something which is already more closely linked with the soul
    • other differently in France and England. They create nothing
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  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture II: Symptomatology of Recent Centuries
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    • and paradoxical situation. On the one hand, everything that
    • Stephen, the personality counted for something in a position
    • because all the others wanted something different. He came of
    • that they had nothing to hope for from him. In 1605 a group
    • personality, and the personality has something singular,
    • something unusual in its make-up. It is characterized by a
    • the same time. All these things come to mind when we consider
    • something unexplained, otherwise one makes no headway. And
    • finished portrait of James I, but to leave something to the
    • imagination, something to reflect upon.
    • relationship, confusing everything indiscriminately, this
    • Revolution everything is in a state of ferment, everything
    • where everything (no longer in a state of equilibrium, but
    • Napoleon. In these things there are more than merely
    • yesterday, that in everything that takes place, both on the
    • external plane or on the plane of the inner life, something
    • Rome — everything that of necessity had to stand in
    • Fair, something of this culture which had been brought over
    • the nineteenth century, something new is being prepared. Up
    • over. They went so far as to touch upon something which could
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  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture III: Characteristics of Historical Symptoms in Recent Times
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    • considered the Claims of anything else. Consequently people
    • very important influence of something which tends to escape
    • unable to derive anything in the nature of a decisive impulse
    • life — birth and death, thus showing that it is something
    • relationship between these things. Europe witnessed those
    • if this element which stifles everything personal and
    • authorities, you will find everything which pervades Russian
    • everything is in flames’. He made a few additional
    • epoch, everything that man creates in the social sphere must
    • free will for the various things he encounters through
    • reality. To believe that everything that our present age has
    • super-sensible impulses is something living and creative and
    • super-sensible world. Everything that is not fertilized by
    • things will serve only the forces of death unless they are
    • greatest achievements, nothing is good in itself; it is only
    • priests. Since I had said nothing of a polemical nature which
    • Consciousness Soul nothing is more dangerous than to
    • that something takes place in the sun — since its rays
    • transmit from one human being to another something that is
    • validity of spiritual realities. Therefore everything depends
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture IV: The Historical Significance of the Scientific Mode of Thinking
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    • manifestations of something that lies behind them then we
    • Therefore everything that is normally depicted as history
    • we are concerned only with new ideas. Everything else —
    • — this modern idea of something entirely new which was
    • last more than a week before everything collapsed. Well, the
    • which spring from spiritual experience. Nothing else
    • to develop anything in the nature of positive ideas.
    • of our time, with everything that is essential and important
    • uplift, something necessary for one's private and personal
    • edification, something which insulates one from the serious
    • former they spend time in discussing what a fine thing it
    • walls of reactionary conservatism in Europe. Two things
    • asleep. Afterwards it was too late, for nothing could then be
    • anything be achieved. There we see the connection between
    • slightest notion what it means. When they perceive something
    • mean something to which they have given careful
    • consideration, but something which from a superficial angle
    • plant life he does two things. I have often spoken of this
    • inorganic. The art of experimentation can tell us nothing of
    • social regression. These things are all related to the
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  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture V: The Supersensible Element in the Study of History
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    • mysteries of the fifth post-Atlantean epoch, upon something
    • sensitivity to these things is but little developed as yet.
    • he who understands these things knows what unplumbed depths
    • that in reality the will to understand these things scarcely
    • taken superficially. Nothing of what is said here is intended
    • everything alike. Otherwise the death of a man could be
    • man death is something totally different from the socalled
    • universe also play into man. And here we touch upon something
    • that can be spoken of only with deep emotion, something we
    • of these things one must touch upon the very core of human
    • of summer lightning, are harbingers of quite other things
    • appreciation are at a low ebb. Everything that has been
    • embodies something that leads to a deeper and more concrete
    • deep inner experience of art is imbued with something which
    • understand reality everything pertaining to the sensible
    • the attention of the public to these things. I pointed out in
    • everything, even the passages with which one may not agree,
    • them sentence by sentence, step by step. In Wilson everything
    • well write things which, taken literally, of course are in
    • things arise. It is important to discover behind the words
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  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VI: Brief Reflections on the Publication of the New Edition of 'The Philosophy of Freedom'
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    • like to discuss briefly something which some of you perhaps
    • did not wish to suppress anything that could be found in the
    • been submerged by something else. For the old, what belongs
    • everything down on slips of paper.) When I replied that I
    • there was something symptomatic in the Christian name of the
    • The first thing
    • name, thou that dost embrace within thyself nothing
    • pleasing, nothing ingratiating, but dost demand
    • everything that is said today about the world order would
    • of things — of peace founded on justice, of peace
    • to observe how things developed — I am not referring to
    • 1832, the year of Goethe's death and amongst other things
    • under present circumstances these things should be passed
    • group of people who were anything but unpaid peripatetic
    • and he was delighted with many other things I said the same
    • mentioned attempts were made to introduce something of the
    • into everything. I am referring of course not only to the fat
    • to look at many things from a different angle. But at the
    • trouble, you will find that everything I wrote for the
    • in these socialist circles one thing that is of capital
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  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VII: Incidental Reflections on the Occasion of the New Edition of 'Goethes Weltanschauung'
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    • things which seemingly bear little relation to each other.
    • Something of importance is transmitted, something that
    • namely, to develop insight, real insight into things. Our
    • present age must shed certain illusions and see things as
    • understand everything in life and one can understand
    • everything; one can adapt oneself to everything. But if, for
    • things did not really concern me. I would not mention this if
    • called abroad ‘Austria.’ Formerly things were not so easy in
    • the Austrian half of the Empire. Today one cannot say things
    • interest, I did not find anything which really interested me
    • clericalism. In him, and in everything associated with him,
    • many things one saw there, but they were of no interest. And
    • one felt: here is something which was once considered to be
    • thing in the neighbourhood was a Jesuit monastery, a genuine
    • The third thing
    • meant nothing to me for one was not permitted to enter. It is
    • Brief, this too was something that did not concern me.
    • influenced by things which formerly held no interest for me.
    • for everything he taught in class apart from his religious
    • perception of Goethe, Schiller, Lessing and Herder. Nothing
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  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VIII: Religious Impulses of the Fifth Post-Atlantean Epoch
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    • symptomatic of this fifth post-Atlantean epoch. Many things
    • to the fact that he who studies these things from the
    • evolution of post-Atlantean humanity I emphasized one thing
    • have simplified things. And certain textbooks or other
    • indolence. By systematic arrangement where everything is
    • post-Atlantean epoch began, not only many things, but also
    • sovereign of the social community. To Solovieff everything is
    • everything relating to Christ had been revealed once and for
    • of our era and has attributed everything of a later date to
    • tradition or written records, so that henceforth everything
    • question of designating things by the same term; what matters
    • Church. Jesuitism in its original sense (though everything
    • subject to strict military discipline. Everything must be so
    • something which is visibly present to him.
    • clothing, etcetera. He must also toil with me by day and keep
    • Lord of all things, with Thy favour and help,
    • something which exercises a powerful influence upon the will
    • and contempt, for from these two things, poverty and
    • Jesuitism, something which seeks to break away from this
    • of the Church there exists something which is radically opposed to
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  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture IX: The Relation Between the Deeper European Impulses and Those of the Present Day
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    • it — in any case certain things which are of interest to
    • certain respect the continuation of something else. But in order to
    • understand how Goethe is to some extent opposed to everything that
    • indicated, was something natural and self-evident to the
    • were interested in everything pertaining to man, but they had
    • something that was incomprehensible, something that had to be
    • It is something that can be decreed. The Athanasian faith can
    • In history things are interwoven. One can never understand a
    • directly from the cause. In the course of development things
    • its mode of representation and to everything that is active
    • England and one must accept things as they are in reality;
    • is something different: is it reasonable to accept alongside
    • of looking at things. Hobbes,
    • Messiah or Master, or what you will, He is nothing more than
    • reality things always interpenetrate — they work upon
    • modern life things are much confused. If we wish to
    • reality, has nothing to do with what I have just described,
    • concealed; one learns nothing there unless one asks. In
    • to accept this Christ impulse as something self-evident.
    • not disposed to accept the Christ impulse as something
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  • Title: Fundamental Social: Lecture 1: The Transforming of Instinctive into Conscious Impulses
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    • it that really underlies these things? What is it that is
    • feel on one thing or another. In the present age — the
    • Science, after all, is alone able to penetrate these things
    • consider many things in the social thinking of the 5th
    • into the social structure. Previously, these things, of which
    • day. Formerly these things had been ordered more or less
    • remember the following important fact: So long as a thing
    • Uncertainty only begins from the moment when the things of
    • conditions instinct would no longer be the right thing.
    • all these things. The demand that we should return to the old
    • conscious attention to things that were hitherto experienced
    • influenced by other things, influenced by the fact that the
    • The essential thing in the economic life of any national
    • believe that once one had studied these things, it should be
    • see that the men who think about these things, who even make
    • another was the very thing to enhance the exploitation of the
    • life is the best thing possible. He took his start from the
    • may put it this way. Whenever we buy a thing, the thing we
    • it must also see to it that something shall be
    • something that must necessarily arise in human evolution,
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  • Title: Fundamental Social: Lecture 2: The Logic of Thought and the Logic of Reality
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    • Reality is a different thing from the Logic of Thought.
    • hold upon men that they are wont to think that everything
    • pure thought-logic to say one thing: you would be able to
    • on something. There must be a table there of the
    • suppose: A ball is lying on the cube; something is lying upon
    • reality. The reality is thus filled with things and entities
    • at a true understanding of things. In the domain in which I
    • calling to our help the logic of things seen. The mere logic
    • something of these things, for when the thing has once been
    • healthy human understanding, however, is something very
    • other things than before, but to perceive in a new way. When
    • Natural-Scientific type of thinking something that cannot
    • once drawn your attention to a thing that may well have
    • reality, because they do not see through such things as
    • one thing or another in real life. They were by no means
    • illustrate another thing, namely how far we can go wrong, if
    • history. Altogether, the symptomatic method is a thing that
    • things in this essay of Berdiayeff's. One is that the author
    • concept of Truth, and that is a thing that cannot be
    • my dear friends, will among other things bring to man's
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  • Title: Fundamental Social: Lecture 3: The Metamorphosis of Intelligence
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    • as 1908. It is a remarkable thing — intelligible only
    • attitude to these things may be), most in agreement with the
    • add something more to the studies we have recently pursued. I
    • of Spiritual Science. One thing we emphasized especially:
    • will more and more be called upon to judge about all things
    • significance of these things is underestimated because they
    • whenever the social question emerges, when anything emerges
    • intentions and partly out of malice these things which I
    • Take one thing
    • for example. I beg you to take these things “sine
    • judging from another point of view. But these things are more
    • peculiar thing is this. Within the English-speaking
    • The very thing the spiritual soul will have to educate, the
    • all the qualities of an instinct. In Mid-Europe nothing of
    • literature; you must not think that I construct these things
    • the intelligence is something quite different from what is
    • on many things, need not be an enlightened man. But the
    • the East it is treated as something that is certainly not
    • is not to be evolved quite as easily as that. It is something
    • of human instinct, nor must we imagine that anything worth
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  • Title: Fundamental Social: Lecture 4: The New Revelation of the Spirit
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    • everything that is here brought forward can be subsequently
    • arises just because these things are in agreement with all
    • is inconvenient that something of this kind should arise,
    • ages of the past, one thing and another was preserved; and
    • events. Hence there must be a renewal of many things in our
    • thing to speak of the Mystery of Golgotha as a real event
    • thing of ordinary life for comparison. An event that takes
    • place before your eyes is one thing; and what is narrated by
    • sense, in this case. Nothing else has become known to man
    • from so many points of view) something has begun to die out
    • something in our human nature — all our progress even
    • Science, something is continually dying in us, and if this
    • connected with the death of something in our nature. Now this
    • anthroposophical Spiritual Science would have nothing at all
    • things — things only now breaking in upon us,
    • substitute. Something is here that works like human beings
    • in the world of manifestation everything has a twofold
    • thing that ought to be avoided. No, that would be altogether
    • traditions, things that have come down to us from former
    • Earth. But not only in matters of Science; for other things,
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    • into those things which can only be seen by spiritual vision
    • think back over many things which we have considered in the
    • Such things
    • must become conscious of this, for this is the great thing in
    • apparently godless form; yet it is so. It is something which
    • are many things against this true understanding of our time.
    • Towards such understanding, as you know, such things are
    • believer in authority this may sound like something new; but
    • talking in abstractions; it is something real and concrete.
    • for something in the human being which is capable of inner
    • to say anything different from this — that God in His
    • Being has nothing to do with the world, nay more, that in
    • substantial identity He has nothing to do with the soul of
    • man. He who declares that the soul of man bears something of
    • things. He must recognize that the same thing must now need
    • realities, the logic of facts, the logic of things seen.
    • ourselves, the whole thing acquires a picture-like character,
    • and this leads us to distinguish the things in our soul from
    • the things outside — the things that we confront.
    • things, merged with the things of the world. We should not
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  • Title: Mysteries of Light: Lecture I: The Dualism in the Life of the Present Time
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    • few other things whose presentation at this time may be considered
    • building. You will have noticed that nothing of this sort has been
    • which expresses the very same things that are uttered in every word
    • This is no externality; it is something which is most inwardly
    • movement purposes to be something different from those spiritual
    • is necessary to introduce into the evolution of humanity something
    • different from anything that has thus far entered into it since the
    • of the present-day human consciousness, is certainly something with
    • Lodges today speeches are delivered concerning these things that have
    • beautiful things are said about them, which are without question very
    • on Sunday, but these two things have nothing to do with each other.
    • true, even the virtuous, things which in olden times were intimately
    • spiritual worlds. The ordinary secular world is considered something
    • the spirit mean something entirely abstract, foreign to the world,
    • not something which has the power to lay hold of daily life.
    • this style or that, and we should have said in it things
    • matter of importance is really not that everything shall be
    • immediately successful, but that in certain things a beginning, a
    • accomplish, not within something which would surround us like strange
    • If one is in a place where certain things which today play their role
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    • our Movement. Today I should like to take up a few things concerning
    • everything is constructed symmetrically upon this axis.
    • these two intersecting circles, some-thing which points to the
    • humanity if we are to be qualified at all to have anything to say
    • Such things find expression particularly when people wish to refer
    • a Gothic cathedral that in this cathedral he has before him something
    • completed, something finished, does not understand the forms of
    • for the person who really has some feeling for such things. The
    • consciousness there still lived something of the tarrying of
    • requires the congregation to complete it. Everything corresponds to
    • powers. The material world was looked upon as something to be
    • appear more dynamic, and which have something of the
    • every-thing is aspiring, everything points to the fact that
    • could only be done by linking it in one way or another with something
    • necessary to pass over from the mere Gothic to something else, which
    • cathedral. In the Middle Ages such things were connected with the
    • unfolding, but something is unfolding; human souls are
    • embodied. These things cannot, of course, be grasped by speculating
    • Middle Ages had something which can be understood only in the light
    • Because of this there is something that becomes
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    • overcome everything of a merely sectarian nature, still rampant even
    • better known. To be sure, anyone might believe that such things
    • These things must also be understood out of the
    • that things belonging to the old order lead ad absurdum; and
    • that which is to be implanted as something new in the evolution of
    • something quite different, nor was it a “world war”; it
    • was something entirely different, which will not come to an end for a
    • and feeling from observing such things with absolute seriousness.
    • demands something will be done for humanity's future — it
    • The important thing is to realize what it would
    • humanity of our time in its pride to reject everything coming from
    • learning anything it knows everything. In neither the natural nor the
    • of anything like the threshold of the spiritual world. It is
    • everything: the manner of speaking, the seriousness with
    • which things are treated, the logic which is developed, and so
    • accustomed in the course of recent centuries to consider everything
    • force with which we think is something like a shining into our life
    • before conception. And the will-nature in man is something
    • embryonic, something germinal, which will come to complete
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    • order to do something toward their accomplishment. Anyone who today
    • for judgment — that is the important thing today. I must say
    • asked about these things are concerned far too little with the
    • our civilization, is like a ball of yarn, something wound up, in
    • to one who regards as real the external things, the obvious, is
    • something else has mingled with the spiritual life which originated
    • had visions, but who had besides something which they themselves
    • time as an illuminating spark — it is nothing but a derivative
    • still clearly expressed something which he knew as experience when he
    • external social organism, into the theocracies. Everything
    • decorations. If one understands such things it may often be observed
    • that titles go back to the time of the Mysteries; but everything is
    • are asking: Well, what are we to do? The first thing of importance is
    • enlightenment concerning these things through all the means at our
    • Everything that comes into being on earth leaves remnants behind it.
    • of course they no longer have anything like the form they had at the
    • are found side by side. Such things have shaped mankind; even in
    • something originally different were to be found. It happened when the
    • barbaric, which knew nothing regarding the revelations of oriental
    • connected with other things than was the case in Egypt: namely, with
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    • of Nature. In accordance with this necessity we see everything in
    • inclined to Theology might be described as follows. Everything is
    • world of Free Moral Action, but cannot find anything to unite the two
    • from Natural Necessity, but impart to it something which is free from
    • knowledge. This is often hindered by the way in which things reach the
    • reckons with something that is founded to some extent in the nature of
    • did not experience it. To think that he could find anything in the
    • obtain the second dimension. In what we experience when breathing or
    • space. Man can find absolutely nothing in the Universe unless he finds
    • it first in himself. The strange thing is that in this age of
    • vertical. Neither does he know that he makes his breathing movements,
    • symmetry has something to do with our thinking. If we
    • (vertical) plane would be connected with everything pertaining to
    • everything pertaining to human Feeling. Let us try once more to
    • get an elementary idea of these things and we shall see that we can
    • arrive at something by this line of thought.
    • Everything wherein man brings his feeling to expression, whether it be
    • something separating, as a dividing element. We must think of a plane
    • thing is taken into consideration for the Universe — abstract
    • real spiritual knowledge of the matter. Do not such things as
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    • considering anything substantial but the forces, the formative
    • and yet something different. In what sense different? The completion
    • something else must be considered in connection with it. Notice the
    • the spiritual world, to the next earthly life, we have there something
    • present incarnation. The head, therefore, represents something
    • something which withdraws itself from the Earth-forces and takes no
    • something quite remarkable — you have eliminated the ordinary
    • and silent room, for you would perceive nothing of its movement. But
    • but solely according to your own ideas. You draw something; you make
    • depicting the movement of the railway train; it has nothing whatever
    • conception of things leads us. We are compelled to admit that our
    • we have thereby lost the capacity of really knowing anything of the
    • things again and again; for we cannot arrive at a complete picture in
    • thing that will show us this relationship, namely certain processes in
  • Title: Man: Hieroglyph: Lecture Three
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    • In these studies I wanted to draw your attention to certain things
    • time when the tendency to make everything abstract was at its height.
    • that contain something more than mere abstract ideas. It is not a
    • It is not my wish to do anything in the direction of a similar
    • for a moment we turn to something else.
    • into the word and think: “ ‘P’, something must be at
    • passes over that we must pay attention; then we come to something
    • just anywhere. We then perceive the Zodiac as something through which
    • will not be a matter of indifference whether something is on the right
    • thing is above or below the Zodiac. We shall begin to think of Cosmic
    • that something is connected with this differentiation, something of
    • life; what takes place in the brain, as well as other things happening
    • ‘teething’ seems to represent an inner year of Man. And so
    • in the child. But then something different happens.
    • something occurs which we can not connect with the world's course but
    • with something that is withdrawn out of it, and works from the inner
    • becoming free, in the fact that he engages in something which clearly
    • something appears belonging to Nature and yet not following the larger
    • course of Nature, something which Man has for his own. And yet it is
    • In all these things, I am speaking of quite simple everyday matters,
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    • When we study Man (I am here only repeating things that have already
    • in our breathing.
    • breathing is not so conscious as our hearing and seeing, it is more
    • breathing process is still in a certain sense brought up into
    • the breathing, where the inhaling and exhaling are regulated in such a
    • entirely unconscious, and the third (breathing) acting as a connecting
    • Now it is a fact that the process of breathing is also a kind of
    • respiration — the rhythm of breathing — how often you can
    • rhythm of breathing — 18 per minute — manifests something
    • years. That also gives about 25,920 days; so that something may be
    • processes — as we have seen in the breathing — in accordance with
    • something else I have to bring before you. Take the 18 respirations
    • But with these 18 years something else is intimately connected. For it
    • indicates nothing else than the Moon's path. It is the projection of
    • “breathing” of the Macrocosm. We only need notice the path
    • reflection of the macrocosmic breathing. This takes place just as many
    • Nutation movement. In other words, we look into this breathing of the
    • Moon rhythm, something that has the same relationship in the
    • Macrocosm, as breathing, the semiconscious process of respiration, has
    • observing the breathing process, namely the rhythmic man, as opposed
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    • other are observed. It comes to the same thing as if, for example, we
    • itself. But this is the very thing the modern materialistic conception
    • ponderable matter like the matter of the Earth. The Sun is something
    • ‘hollowing out’ of space; it is something that sucks
    • means that we have within us something that is no longer spatial,
    • There simply does not exist such a thing as mathematics calls
    • again things of this sort get said and then find their way into this
    • the other and ourselves stands the Earth. Obviously this has nothing
    • fact is something which is active within us and enables us to
    • easily prove for yourselves the fact that within you resides something
    • pressure in anything like accord with its actual weight, but only, as
    • materialistic thought as to be able to depict single things
    • is these activities I will name as the third thing we find in Man.
    • You can imagine something like this in the case of the flow of blood,
    • as it circulates through the heart. I can only indicate these things
    • flow of inner forces, yet they are something in the inner part of Man
    • something which, as you can see from an example I will give, stands in
    • form a relation with something that has significance for Man, but yet
    • present in the processes of the Planet-World is something that is
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    • light-activity as something intrinsically different. And it is a fact
    • partakes in the process. He experiences for instance, something akin
    • remains unchanged. Now try to discover, in the outer world, something
    • speak of this movement of the Earth on her axis as of something
    • conclude that they are something in Man that is in no way so fixed as
    • his outer periphery. They are in motion. But something further is
    • Winter — do to the planets. Here again we discover something in
    • in space with a certain connection between the two. This is something
    • specifically of these things later; at the moment I should like to
    • You will remember what I said about something that has been observable
    • have already told you something derived from other sources of
    • to see one thing — that man is not wholly dependent upon the
    • visible and temporal thing, we may measure its full extension through
    • in its relation to Man; but in Man is being fulfilled something that
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    • to attend the General Meeting may be able to receive something from
    • something fresh.
    • everything non-human, and then says: ‘Here we come to a
    • metamorphosis is something that is not completed in Man within the
    • life. You can now imagine that something has happened between the two
    • faculty must owe its origin to something.
    • living thing. They prove that the eye, for a little while, retains
    • impressions; and why? I will use as a simile something simpler.
    • must reside something which in a certain sense corresponds to the
    • eye's capacity for retaining pictures of impressions, something akin
    • It is impossible to explain these things in simple language such as is
    • nervous system and then to something else, which remains undefined.
    • But this undefined “something” is the entire remaining
    • maintains that hypochondria is merely psychic, is something rooted in
    • perceived these things plainly, and especially when that great
    • its axis. These things were closely perceived by the ancient wisdom.
    • but little opportunity for studying these things — will be aware
    • But we shall find something of even greater significance in another
    • understood another thing. They understood that the first dentition was
    • things, when cosmic movements are being studied. Such studies will
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    • have spoken of these things for a considerable time and we have
    • head-organism. This latter is in reality nothing more than the
    • nothing but a focus of macrocosmic forces. It is the ardent
    • In this way does the materialistic conception of things also affect
    • often to be found, where a tendency is present to look at things in
    • number of other beautiful things, all thinner and thinner and thinner.
    • that this ether is essentially a very different thing from that
    • appearance of your front and back. These are things which are not
    • substance. These are the things that must be taken into consideration.
    • till nothing is left; this “nothing” cannot be less than it
    • less than nothing in your purse! Similarly empty space can be less
    • These two things belong together, the one is proof of the other. When
    • we die, the revolution of the Earth becomes something real, as
    • something quite different. We experience the actual Sun in the same
    • part of the dinner service! Razors however do not! Nothing carries
    • something that must of necessity again imbue our civilisation, so that
    • centrifugal force to escape the centripetal force. Such things as
    • are considered great achievements, whereas they are nothing more than
    • But, my dear friends, these things are not in the least observed
    • such a thing — while the box is raised! One can in truth say that
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    • the General Meeting not merely to hear something that comes right in
    • relation is something like this: In the waking condition, the
    • ultimately connected with the abdominal region, everything connected
    • of sleep. Consciousness knows nothing of it. The nerve merely informs
    • Sometimes indeed these things are so obvious as to be evident to all.
    • things is absent in the physiology of today, even during a discussion
    • — given the right kind of vision in response to which the thing
    • result if these things were actually done, first as experiments and
    • the Macrocosm, cannot of course make anything of such assertions; and
    • about these things should not be awarded any special value, for these
    • ‘finer’ and so forth. Those and similar things that pass for
    • untruth, for they are nothing more than a perpetuation of materialism.
    • things are found introduced into quite modern literature, then they
    • consciousness of these things, and here again an association was
    • If to some degree we sharpen our sensitiveness for these things, we
    • we produce their movements. This, of course, is something which is not
    • back. On account of this we never receive anything from the Moon which
    • adroit. This has nothing to do with having an abstract conception of
    • crochet. These things are the outcome of the whole spirit of the
    • our thinking. These things must be followed with understanding and
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    • must conclude that everything connected with the head-organisation
    • 24 hours. Something is accomplished in us, as it were, resembling what
    • same with the human head. Man does many things in the physical world
    • we have in the human head something organised in this way for the
    • system of the human head. The essential thing is that we can point to
    • Here we have something which gradually leads to the physiological
    • speech-formation not only was prepared earlier, but is something which
    • only an outer expression of something that takes place in him
    • relations, like the ship's compass on the ship. Now something of this
    • instance, be adaptation to the human limb-nature. Something must lift
    • itself out beyond, there must be something that does not belong.
    • realise that within it is something which can no more be recognised on
    • time point to something which has already taken place in human
    • something like a picture of the world in which man lived before
    • its relation to man, was something man felt within him, although he
    • when we really knew there was something within ourselves that had
    • something takes its course in man which goes seven times slower than
    • see quite clearly and exactly how something within him which, as it
    • course of the Earth something in the human being wants to go at
    • I have often spoken in public lectures of something I should like to
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    • points to something correspondingly present in the Cosmos outside him.
    • I have pointed out that we only gain a clear insight into these things
    • something in yourself. In the foregoing lecture we showed that in
    • etheric body. Strictly speaking, such a thing should not be. Your
    • have something comparatively slow, in that of Mercury something that
    • something that stirs the Cosmos inwardly. It is as if you had, let us
    • movement of Venus. Here we have something analogous to the relation of
    • They have something extra as compared with the whole system; their
    • more rapid movement shows this. What is the corresponding thing to
    • this extra in our head? Our head has something extra, namely its
    • carriage, were impelled by something to move all the time much faster
    • Things that are real often appear quite differently when studied in
    • relation to something behind the whole Cosmos than do Jupiter and
    • Saturn. Thus we may say that in Venus and Mercury we have something
    • life before death. It is really so, we have to see something in
    • last centuries, people are not accustomed to connect such things with
    • things arose from an intimate knowledge of the connection between man
    • to a boundary, where we get something like a path of the Sun. But if
    • These are things that must be brought to light by Spiritual Science.
    • would say: “Counter-Earth? I see nothing of that!” He is
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    • something of the nature of the world or of the nature of Man when we
    • independent form of belief in which nothing is said of the scientific
    • course that nothing in history shows that during this time an
    • have alluded to it, but they have not been able to make anything of
    • out of which everything has been formed? Would Christianity ultimately
    • Event of Golgotha. If Man can develop nothing from Cosmic knowledge
    • All these things are so consistently — in a sense, so grandly
    • we hold fast to this we can now see something more.
    • Bearing this in mind we may say: Here too is something remarkable.
    • something that happened to us many years ago, but we do not do so
    • unless something has recently occurred which is related by some
    • These things are of the highest importance for the consideration of
    • entirely overlooked. And what do all these things betoken? They
    • everything by a fundamental law of bio-genesis. The consequence is
    • been speaking have nothing to do with one another; they only work
    • together as I look at them together. Solar astronomy has nothing to do
    • Event of Golgotha. These two things work together in the world, but if
    • something that recalls them. Thus within us one movement flows into
    • connected as regards our physical and etheric bodies with something
    • we are closely related to something else beyond the human.
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    • This brings us to something which must be observed still more closely.
    • I must again and again point out one thing. The ideas we form of man
    • things, that immature people should not be initiated into the
    • Mysteries, but this was extended to such things as gave power to the
    • Event of Golgotha is not simply something which must be regarded as
    • something that cannot be, if one is honest and upright. Hence
    • man would have a materialistic cosmogony only and would know nothing
    • Of course these things have been said today only from a sense of duty
    • These two things are accepted, without being connected; people accept
    • all which can result from the lie in the future; that is, everything
    • astronomy knowing nothing of how at a definite point of time the Event
    • column we have something which transforms itself into head, we must
    • spine-like; but the present spine has nothing to do with that
    • I have wanted to tell you these things, because they will enable you
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    • things wholly apart, which he cannot at all unite if he wishes
    • contradiction. These things only escape notice because people today
    • the view of things held by natural science and what is held by
    • is well not always to describe these things in the abstract, but to
    • understand what I mean. There may be something in the action of a
    • In the first place, to give something quite external, I will choose
    • him from a distance: ‘Out of nothing, nothing comes!’
    • words, even before greeting his friend: ‘Out of nothing, nothing
    • — ‘But if they turn and go back without having done anything
    • is only a secondary effect; it has nothing to do with what actually
    • horses, that is something quite different. Through this expenditure of
    • This has of course a certain influence on our conception of things,
    • natural occurrences from everything that is a side issue in the sense
    • of strict scientific thought, for side issues have nothing to do with
    • travelers had not supposed they had something to do in Ohringen. Thus
    • travelers had something to do in Ohringen at a definite hour. Suppose
    • — namely, that something planned could not be carried out —
    • — I might say, there are not many things left from olden times
    • will discover many things that prove how in earlier times the Moral
    • We have lost the right feeling for these things. Even as late as in
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    • such things as are given by Spiritual Science today. Only all that
    • presupposes that something unhealthy was present in the whole process
    • process everything connected with knowledge, education or priesthood.
    • nothing to do with human aims, but is concerned only with the use of
    • of the physical, and everything else is a side-stream, a secondary
    • then there is nothing for it but to ridicule the idea of any
    • the outer things of life, it is indeed not surprising to find that it
    • opposition to it the necessity of working out of something quite
    • something took place as a happening on Earth which had significance
    • humanity. In order to explain this, let me point back to something
    • In our age, which wants to be independent of authority, these things
    • something which we cannot obtain from the Earth, nor from that
    • Christ is only to be understood in an ethical sense, as something
    • We have spoken of one thing whereto the old instinctive knowledge of
    • meets our eye, according to this theory, comes from something millions
    • still traveling hither. Nothing is told us of what is really out there
    • breathing, when we bring oxygen into the blood-course, is planetary.
    • nothing apart from its bush. So too, the human brain is nothing apart
    • trying to absorb everything possible into itself, really an empty
    • circumference of the Sun there is nothing comparable to our matter. It
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    • placing everything pertaining to Space in the foreground. The
    • these modern principles. One might indeed arrive at many things by
    • man; this kind of talk has no desire to go into anything concrete, but
    • activity is his own? Now of all things of the Universe, of all
    • that something like a co-operation of thought-activity and
    • something which demands very careful consideration.
    • sediment, it is precipitated, and nothing remains of it but the mere
    • collected above, nothing but pictures, all matter is expelled. This
    • This process, as a matter of fact, takes place in everything that may
    • similar thing at a later time. We must go back to the Middle Ages and
    • Table; but this was soon replaced by something else — the
    • into nothingness.
    • is not to be regarded merely as a continuous stream, where one thing
    • physical things, the Christian substance works in the world-existence.
    • mankind into the conception that things spiritual must not be
    • terrible book, though much more ingenious and effective than anything
    • waking consciousness of how widespread these things are? That they
    • have a widespread effect is certain; so too have those things from
    • which holds to Goethe, but is yet never able to point to anything of
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    • means nothing actually immediate and direct; it means a sort of
    • existence in which we cannot grow old. Such things are
    • through everything that he can live through on earth. But that
    • things from the modern decadent Orient. Among these tenets
    • fact, that can also bring about something of a terrible nature.
    • nebulous mysticism, in dreaming, in an infatuation for things
    • it were everything that intellect can gather together, to scorn
    • of the same thing — or else to consider everything
    • prosaically, to bring everything into a routine scheme,
    • to classify and correlate everything. Those are two of the
    • common possession of the earth, desire to have nothing in
    • civilisation he experiences hardly anything of such views. And
    • see that people thought differently about things of the outer
    • Now, still something of a complete paradox: Bring before your
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    • knowledge. Man has an excellent knowledge of everything else in
    • arrive at nothing new that would explain the being of man, they
    • and simply say: Man is just the highest stage. Nothing
    • circles throughout the world. It has become something that the
    • is omitted, That is the one thing.
    • this or that out of this common judgment, out of something
    • means nothing at all. The little pronoun “one”
    • one came to a pure concept of nature, freed from everything
    • times when it contains nothing but what a man can survey with
    • social life, and you will see that everything is organised in
    • which consists of our machines and no longer contains anything
    • This is something that makes a shattering impression on a man
    • Consider something like the end of the war which took place
    • Something took place there in a corpse-like — externally
    • manner. Nothing else has been brought about by it except that
    • of thinking has been taken hold of by such things and has
    • nature of modern science. He no longer knows anything of himself,
    • natural science contains nothing of man. He has become
    • something that might be called “the Golden Rule” of
    • nerve as something that is left behind from the conceptual life,
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    • breathing rhythm and the blood circulation, that is to say, all
    • his will, he has this before him as he has anything else.
    • we now look at the will, we can say something of this sort: If
    • we will speak of these things more exactly; I want at first
    • particularly like to destroy everything that the Earth has
    • of external science it is their ideal to reduce everything to
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    • of the Divine permeating everything, but such talk does not
    • things at the basis of the constitution of our world.
    • organism through our breathing process; but that again has
    • nothing directly to do with our intellectual
    • All that takes place in us in that way has again nothing to do
    • Now, in everything which surrounds us in the various realms in
    • Jehovah-life. Everything which moves in the fluidic elements of
    • the more fantastic or imaginative nature, everything which can
    • was still possible to grasp something of the Event of Golgotha,
    • can see this also in other things. An altogether scientific
    • asks him to speak of anything but what is mineral or physical.
    • As soon as the conversation turns to anything else — for
    • pours this dream-light over everything, one might say:
    • metabolism of fluids, with all that lives in our breathing and
    • also in man's blood, in his breathing, and in his metabolism.
    • breathing.
    • doing, Jehovah had to take something to his aid, something to
    • mineral processes would gradually overpower him. Everything of
    • everything which has come over from Saturn, Sun and Moon would
    • which would deny everything that had preceded it.
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    • something entirely different from what we have described
    • working according to law, penetrating everything. One
    • nothing of Saturn and Sun, had not yet, as we know, a
    • localised in our head as intellect he saw as something which
    • extraordinarily proud when we possess something of an
    • intellectual nature, something pertaining to human
    • knowledge in common with other people. Something still holds
    • cultivated as something universal, hovering over
    • quite un-individual, to make this science into something in
    • “one” really knows in Botany! Something quite
    • be the right thing, and they have a horrible dread lest somehow
    • or other anything personal should enter into this knowledge,
    • science is something about which “one” thinks, not
    • the library catalogue and sees where he can find anything he
    • that they themselves do not need to know anything at all, for
    • in the libraries you can find everything, if you only get the
    • right catchword in the catalogue. There things rest. But men
    • for one could bring forward many things along these lines, an
    • have it as something which carries on a sort of cloud existence
    • looking to many other things for their real interests but
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    • same time to do something more, namely, to understand this
    • life. The danger does not lie in the fact that something like
    • The danger consists in the fact that if something like this
    • declared to be merely something that is produced through the
    • as a conclusion from this physical research is something that
    • clairvoyant person brings something out of the spiritual
    • nothing at all present in him. He does not bring any such
    • thing out of the spiritual world. Neither does he bring this
    • instead by some means brings something into his
    • the same thing, they find themselves obliged to come up with
    • place, must always have something the senses can perceive and
    • the very same thing that is seen in the soul-spiritual
    • shatter the mirror, nothing can mirror itself any longer;
    • otherwise, for it really had no knowledge of anything
    • depths of your soul in pictures. Something enters into you in
    • consider anything else for the moment except the fact that is
    • something the external world has impressed upon you more
    • and pictures of memory with something that is quite familiar
    • something else. Human beings must be organically completely
    • is certain he has been dreaming. Something is out of order
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    • admit to errors in the events of nature — something
    • facts, and that everything pertaining to soul and spirit is,
    • encounter it chiefly in the rhythm of breathing and in the
    • encounter something most interesting. It is this that
    • something quite real, at least in his thoughts — this
    • thought to its conclusion, however, something else is needed.
    • experience of the outer world — something I already
    • the moment we turn our senses to something else, this
    • recall it again. After all, between experiencing something
    • and remembering it again something is taking place
    • continuously in the human organism, something that becomes
    • ascending life system in man. It is linked to something we
    • also bear within us ever since our birth, something we are
    • head breathes together with the breathing organism. This is
    • an external physiological fact. But the breathing process of
    • organism that are centered in the organs of breathing and in
    • soul experiences, our feelings manifest as something more or
    • sharp outlines. There, everything interpenetrates, moves and
    • The activity carried out in the breathing and in the blood
    • circulation is not merely something that lives within us
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    • things of the surrounding world has come about. I have
    • if through the word something were coming to expression in
    • him that lived also in the things outside, something the
    • things do not express, however, because they have, in a
    • sense, become dumb. As the word resounded, something was felt
    • things. We were brought closer to the spiritual life through
    • things are connected with this development in regard to the
    • only a symptom for a general comprehension of things within
    • being is then in a position of continuing further, something
    • things. Inasmuch as human beings still understood the
    • processes of acquiring speech, they also grasped something of
    • physical corporeal element, they understood something of the
    • of speech, something that in turn was lost during the
    • process of emerging speech, they sensed something in the
    • out space. Yet this was something different from what we
    • Anaxagoras. Then we arrive at something leading into the
    • preexistence of human beings; it is something that does not
    • consciousness. Something instinctive existed even in the
    • something forceful was inherent in this instinctive
    • knowledge, something that still penetrated into the depths of
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    • something attempting during those first Christian centuries
    • the religious element. Something belonging to very ancient
    • planetary life. Everything that is etheric in the human being
    • now consider as astrology, something that in ancient times,
    • saw something spiritual.
    • human aspect of this teaching, I would say, was something
    • that if something enters from the spheres beyond into the
    • earth if there were nothing besides this extraplanetary being
    • nothing more in the human being but this, one merely
    • this bull-like nature with something still higher. They must
    • They have something within them that is more than this.
    • mere outer sign; it was something that was extracted, as it
    • form was something that had existed since very ancient times
    • thing this Mithras worship did not perceive was the fact that
    • Mithras worship into a worship of Christ was something that
    • the Gnosis. There is hardly anything left of the Gnosis
    • out the whole of anthroposophical literature and nothing
    • means of Christian theology was something much more liberal
    • something in the words. Just as one tries to
    • to draw something out of a word, to draw out an
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    • things of the earth. Fear of death arose in them because they
    • lot. Nevertheless, the Greeks preserved one thing; they saved
    • how the human ego is really something that is becoming lost
    • experienced as something that really dwells in the clouds,
    • in the external field of art could not achieve anything more
    • worship for it. Indeed, they felt that something emanated
    • arose in a few individuals. Something like the following
    • covered the ancient traditions. Something else was passed on
    • to these European sages, something that, it is true, had had
    • themselves by something that was like the overripe fruit of
    • they did not mean to push anything on him; he was to be the
    • like a mighty suggestion to translate into something
    • intended as something spiritual.
    • materialism that indicates how something that ought to be
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    • once upon a time to this wisdom, we find that the main thing
    • something with which to comprehend the wondrousness of the
    • discovered nothing that could have explained this body to
    • European people, the ego-world. We see how everything is
    • something super-sensible.
    • developing that tries to comprehend everything external but
    • speak, in Eastern sultriness. But something resounds from
    • spiritual elements, something that harbors only forces of
    • these things, they would be able to see, on the one hand, the
    • the paths. Then people will bring something into this
    • general; yet this is something European humanity does not
    • obligation to do everything that can be done in order to call
    • very decline for the time being everything working with the
    • spiritual science and everything related to it. From the most
    • development. If nothing more can be attained than a clear
    • this direction, to seek for the manner of viewing things that
    • anything, that it will definitely attempt to take away from
    • general, to be something absolutely inviolable. If the human
    • it is something he must do on his own. If he wishes to
    • we recognize as right. Yes, nothing will be left undone to
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    • remind us of the periods from which emerged everything within
    • contemplation of a certain personality. This is something we
    • he absorbed everything someone can acquire who passes through
    • was attracted with all his heart to everything that streams
    • unable to discover such noble tendencies in anything that
    • to be created he saw something that by ignoring Socratism was
    • Everything
    • attempt to contribute something to the comprehension of the
    • He also tried to demonstrate how desolate things stood with
    • something of the
    • something of the human being who at least brings into the
    • way everything developed and accordingly arrange matters in
    • actually held that anything productive could only have been
    • something of the reality of the otherwise dull and dusty
    • painstakingly edited out everything he had written in
    • exists a second page that contains something completely
    • days do not want to know anything.
    • Something is being produced that is supposed to be true. Why
    • about everything that had occurred in modern culture. As I
    • Nietzsche a spirit predestined to abandon everything people
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    • contemplate the way one counts and weighs things today. Then
    • calculating anything. But ever since human beings were
    • that this measure on which we base everything, such as the
    • being measured refer to something completely arbitrary that
    • counting to all things we count off, which, as a unit,
    • then relate everything to this arbitrary unit of measure.
    • This unit of measure is something, so to speak; it exists. It
    • is even conceivable, as it were, almost like a thing, an
    • applicable to anything. No matter whether we count years or
    • something that cannot stand for any particular reality since
    • something, we do not see the whole extent of what we take as
    • itself is nothing if it is not subject to earth's gravity, as
    • that something weighs five kilograms. Just think what you
    • actually picture when you say that something weighs five
    • this weight by itself is really nothing! We are not dealing
    • with a property of the thing itself. When I say, “one
    • themselves to the earth. You merely deal with something that
    • relates to something else the whole extent of which you do
    • five kilograms, again, you have something that escapes you
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    • gained, this Christian stream eradicated everything that once
    • existed as Gnosis. And, as we have seen, nothing was left
    • humanity to receive anything but a dead form. Certainly, we
    • frozen into this doctrine, something great and mighty that
    • nothing else with which to establish a relationship to the
    • something that affected minds striving for such higher
    • scientific world view, something that could not include human
    • could no longer make anything of the cult that had spread;
    • to do anything with the ritual and dogmatic formulas
    • grotesque to a human being of today when something like this
    • When he inwardly made comparisons between the various things
    • Inwardly, through the breathing process, he was aware of the
    • of their organism, something blossoms and sprouts that is
    • “world” to their perception. Something arises out
    • anything we are ever able to see with our eyes from outside.
    • Something like this was present as an underlying mood in
    • epoch. If one is unaware of these things, one does not
    • help but experience something cosmic. If you have retained
    • something of the inner quality of numbers and enter into your
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    • a six year-old child something we can teach a
    • twelve-year-old approaches things with the same comprehension
    • then something is lost that could only have been achieved by
    • that do attain their goal. Such things do take place in the
    • shall summarize a number of things, familiar to us from other
    • world they received at the same time everything they then
    • however, something developed among the Greeks, which Greek
    • present age. For us, the intellect is something we carry
    • within ourselves, something we develop within ourselves, by
    • spoke about the intellect. Intellect was something objective;
    • and bestowing order on everything. Just as the human being
    • Something
    • Reason was viewed as something uniform that enveloped the
    • also felt differently when they tried to grasp something by
    • thought about something, it was as if they were experiencing
    • ordinary waking. Thinking about something was a process still
    • people thought about something, they felt that they were
    • about things, a feeling people today do not have anymore.
    • about something should be carried out in a certain mood of
    • that they produced only something evil if they were not
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    • really something spiritual. Thus, it can be said that the
    • climax? It occurred because something decisive was meant to
    • empty. We must fill them with something.
    • shadowy intellect particularly well. Now, something was
    • something. This could only happen if the human being
    • realized: I have to assimilate something of what is not
    • something I cannot learn about in the life between birth and
    • death. I actually have to absorb something into my intellect
    • something that rests within me simply by virtue of the fact
    • something and in this way the consciousness soul age would
    • nations of the civilized world have absorbed something
    • teaching. Something of the psycho-spiritual element still
    • Anglo-Saxon people. The strange thing in the eleventh and
    • the nineteenth century all sorts of things already existed
    • truths then permeated everything else. But there is an
    • they are unaware of how recently these things have developed
    • arrows). Now everything that then existed in modern life,
    • here, something very old has definitely flown together with
    • These things
    • we can say that anything that is of the shadowy intellect
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    • position to carry out something completely nonphysical with
    • characterized in the following way. Everything that was part
    • times. We find poured into this Ormuzd stream everything that
    • forms originated, but together with all these things they are
    • being asleep to the phenomena of civilization know nothing of
    • give some consideration to something that is completely
    • expresses something different since time immemorial. The
    • relates something like this, it is like telling people a
    • or something like that. Despite the fact that the existence
    • any heed to something like this. De Maistre sees the most
    • thing that could have happened to modern humanity. The French
    • First of all, everything I have
    • observe everything that is present here, then, in a manner of
    • continuing Ormuzd worship. We must be aware of everything
    • contrast to everything that has its center in Roman
    • these things; he is intelligent enough to recognize them
    • that Voltaire said Locke always clearly defined everything,
    • Nothing but truisms, “nonsensical tautologies,”
    • de Maistre characterized something that became most valuable
    • a quite decent fellow; one can have nothing against him as a
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    • was something they beheld with the objects. In this respect,
    • Goethe definitely possessed something of a Greek nature. He
    • something conceptual and ideal — were not perceptions
    • things with the intellect. We have to focus on the
    • connection with the cosmos beyond earth is something mankind
    • shining down upon them from the sun, as something that must
    • something that enkindled their ego within them. It is
    • already vanished to a large degree. Yet, something is still
    • respect I want to point out a number of things today.
    • everything that fashions us into bearers of our ego. We owe
    • would have nothing but a chaotic play of all kinds of forces.
    • they are received by something that is of an unearthly
    • earthly ones; they are definitely something provided for out
    • the physical and astral bodies we find something else that is
    • etheric forces turn these foodstuffs into something that can
    • or less efficient manner. Insight into such things played an
    • into all breathing and circulation processes of the human
    • everything proceeding from them is transformed, say, by the
    • forces in the proper manner, of actually doing something I
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    • important other things are also connected with this. The
    • yet in his environment. The mineral kingdom and everything of
    • Sun, and Moon age, the human being contained nothing of a
    • long as nothing else had occurred except that the moon had
    • images, something we have often described. If nothing else
    • clairvoyance condensed into this intellect, something that
    • something entirely spiritual, this human intellect has no
    • of things material.
    • vaguely and abstractly, of something divine. They must begin
    • comprehends the minerals. That, after all, is the only thing
    • For these beings wish to be nothing less than the advance
    • way, unfolding nothing but such thoughts until the eighth
    • their outward movements they will imitate everything human
    • is something that is very much a reality of earth humanity's
    • traditions, still have some awareness of things like these,
    • things must be said; for, as I have stated again and again,
    • is a serious matter facing mankind. It is not something that
    • sympathies or antipathies; we are dealing with something that
    • something that simply and solely has significance from the
    • moon's separation until its return, something that out of the
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    • out one thing again and again, that has already been the
    • further, there is nothing for a long time; finally, one
    • was not necessarily anything less than genuine for that
    • something that was centuries old. Furthermore, the great
    • doubt about one thing: The teachings recorded in the name of
    • not so eager to write everything down. They were aware,
    • increasingly necessary to write down things that earlier had
    • things that were then recorded in the writings of Dionysius
    • that from the sensory things; he does not say that our
    • acquire from the things of the senses are all unsuitable to
    • of sensory things, we simply cannot express what constitutes
    • world. Therefore, in Dionysius the Areopagite, something like
    • as his own. Basically, something like this also underlies the
    • seventeenth centuries, people knew nothing of John Scotus
    • something of the ancient aliveness of direct spiritual
    • being, we will notice that through Scotus Erigena something
    • be reached by human soul life. Everything was more spiritual,
    • God and the way He was prior to His approaching something
    • things around us, we initially discover existence as an
    • Existence embraces everything. Now, we should not attribute
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    • the ninth century. Based on everything we have learned
    • as time went on, many things were simply no longer understood
    • things that were no longer understood, for example, is the
    • seriously, it actually states something that is no longer
    • Logos all things were made, that is, everything came into
    • being that belongs among created things, and nothing was
    • all visible things, all the things of the world, came into
    • actual creator of all things. In the Christian thinking after
    • regarded as the creator of all visible things. Instead,
    • as the Creator of all things visible, and instead view the
    • that of local gods — something I have mentioned in the
    • other station but do nothing more. We could run a different
    • antiquity knew nothing of electricity and electric currents.
    • Instead, they know something about their blood. They stood on
    • the earth and knew that something was in the earth that also
    • God, Who was not created but creates, dwells in everything
    • Christian Church Fathers referred to something their later
    • nature spirits who rule in any number of things in the outer
    • nature, but first of all they crept into the things of the
    • earth. Now, these earthly things we see around us with our
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    • present, when so many things are supposed to change, it is
    • call to mind other things that also make evident this change
    • earth and forming the human body, they beheld something like
    • pictured things differently. They said: When I find myself in
    • absolutely nothing of the soul-spiritual matters that are
    • picture, something that came over him when he passed into the
    • his own being as something that appeared to him like an
    • of the soul element. They viewed it as something that stood
    • extinguished it again; they saw it as something that took
    • the house of Osiris. Inner consciousness was something they
    • birth and death, something the ancient Egyptian still viewed
    • feeling that in death something like an extinction of this
    • something that was especially cultivated. The Egyptians
    • body was in a sense something plantlike that grew out of the
    • reflect on how poor, how abstractly poor this thing is that
    • formations. It is something that no longer affects the human
    • body's warming and cooling processes, the breathing and
    • soullike, and the soul itself with its forces was something
    • and death and the system of body fluids. Things changed,
    • its clarity and vividness was the main thing. To the Romans,
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    • explore today a few things about contemporary man. This will
    • irregularity of the breathing rhythm. One could say that this
    • that we go through in the rhythm of our breathing, of our
    • cosmos. Everything that takes place in the soul is connected
    • sun as something comparable to a large gas oven without
    • a burning gas. Instead one would find something totally
    • this space the same thing that you do with your wallet: if
    • out until finally there is nothing in it. If you want to
    • spend more money, you cannot take anything more out of your
    • something else is also encompassed by it. When we walk
    • same thing one way or the other. You need only consider that
    • the only thing that comes into consideration regarding
    • with other things. If you study only earthly lawfulness, what
    • something else, and then we come to our extraterrestrial
    • fact that many people are still aware of something of the
    • movements. One thus would find that many things on the
    • — and there are many other things that move inwardly in
    • in this way everything has an influence upon the life that
    • you — then nothing would exist on the earth but the
    • of being must be penetrated and permeated by something that
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    • his organs, for the fluid human being is something that is in
    • a continual streaming. His organism is something that moves
    • very seriously something we mentioned two days ago, that with
    • realm of space. This is something we must dwell upon within
    • rhythms, through breathing and the pulse, we actually
    • perceive something in this rhythm that is regulated from
    • things were still livingly perceived, it was seen that what
    • harmonious resounding of the pulse beats with the breathing
    • four pulse rhythms, to one breathing rhythm — all this
    • human being something more than what I described yesterday as
    • the surging, weaving plant world. Something appears that is
    • The first thing
    • the beetle, is able to be explained by means of something
    • everything — that is to say, although occasionally he
    • admits to not knowing everything, he still pretends that
    • everything is able to be explained along lines similar to his
    • “Nothing at all can be explained by your method, though
    • becoming, having, and so on. This logic is something that is
    • thinly spun phantom is related to something densely real. The
    • world there exists nothing but that which exists also in the
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    • today to consider briefly something in connection with the
    • subject dealt with last week and also earlier, something that
    • also in ourselves, many things as being abnormal, perhaps
    • point of view; but when we perceive something as abnormal or
    • rightly as something diseased. Hallucinations, pictures that
    • — such hallucinations, such visions, are something
    • When we describe hallucinations as something abnormal,
    • however, as something that certainly does not belong to the
    • enters as something that is unjustified under all
    • to something unhealthy in the physical body, which presses
    • as something entirely bound up with the physical body. It is
    • nothing at all to say that a person does not have pictorial
    • worn-out organs out of something unspecified — out of
    • Hallucination consists entirely of something that is an
    • Hallucinating means nothing other than that the body sends up
    • beyond the surface of such things, we shall find that they
    • experiences, however, are nothing but an inner sensual
    • something poetic and beautiful. What is destroyed by
    • more, although similar things have already been contemplated
    • Something has
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    • something further to add to what I began yesterday. I am
    • reminding you of something that most of you have already
    • and so on. One can obtain no knowledge of these things in
    • employed by means of which a conception of these things may
    • reinforced. I am repeating here certain things that I already
    • something, something must take place in my metabolic-limb
    • This surface is nothing other than a reflecting apparatus for
    • through something, it mirrors itself upon the outer surface
    • things. This is something that must be kept in mind.
    • organs. Everything we experienced strikes the surfaces, as it
    • Something also enters the organism at the same time, however.
    • are transformed into secretions. Not everything is
    • rather certain organs instead absorb something that becomes
    • be traced. When this is done these things are no longer seen
    • one can also behold physical things concretely. Spiritual
    • abstractions: that these things arise through being pressed
    • the same way everything that is connected with the
    • everything that is memorable more from the feeling or
    • Nothing more absurd than this can be believed, for the heart
    • has nothing whatsoever to do with pumping the blood; rather
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    • is something real. If you look at a piece of chalk and then
    • connection with something real and not a mere picture. It is
    • anything. In reality it is so that we must understand the
    • of the spheres becomes something real for him: he lives in
    • suited to take up something of what the human being has left
    • says, “Everything actually takes place in the nervous
    • judgments, drawing conclusions, things are not as present
    • forming mental images. We basically experience the same thing
    • we find that everything pertaining to
    • while everything pertaining to willing lies below this
    • nothing other than what in the average of two worlds appears
    • think at all, so that everything streams out in warmth by way
    • especially if things continue along the lines they are going
    • will lose the agility of his hands, and everything will
    • used, so everything in the human body will atrophy and the
    • civilization. There is something quite true underlying this
    • let us say, Caesar crossed the Rubicon, or something similar!
    • science" is nothing but a decision by the Eighth Ecumenical
    • Council. That, however, strives toward something else. One
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    • fear; your whole mood of soul is governed by fear. Everything
    • you do, but also everything you feel, is saturated with fear
    • action and social life to spring from it, the main thing was
    • become such as to make it impossible to see these things in
    • in gatherings where everything else went on in a completely
    • the maiden would play again. Something coquettish, in a
    • because it comes to seem natural. One sees something as
    • “done.” Things in life, however, are all
    • centuries. The two things belong together. A man such as
    • the right light; then such a thing can be understood. With
    • Bulwer Lytton, however, something lit up in him that no
    • will, together with everything that is reflected back into
    • something of the power of perceiving and thinking, which is
    • something that on the one hand becomes memory images but that
    • dissolved into nothingness. The very essence of matter is
    • memory, you bear within you something that works
    • man would consider himself to be something different from
    • is nothing at all in the human being that transcends birth
    • the doctrine that there is nothing at all outside this life
    • people, after all, everything sprang ultimately from love;
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    • often suggested, to something like a breaking of the inner
    • within, it is the very thing we need to give the human I its
    • nothing in the world that would not, in its place, have a
    • something we would never be able to experience in the outer
    • world. In the outer world we see things materially.
    • Everything we see, we see materially, and following the
    • nothingness, and then we can allow, within this nothingness,
    • moral and ethical ideals.Then something new arises. Then in
    • nothingness.
    • These things
    • Two things are
    • and Christ the two become confused. For Soloviev such a thing
    • is the very thing to which modern man must come again. There
    • cannot present such things before the world at large today in
    • there is something in which the I of man is, as it were,
    • similar things. One must only find the right form for these
    • things, a form that would enable them to find their way into
    • within us something that speaks to us. There we have
    • something that is not mere allegory or symbol but actual
    • is not merely something subjective but is something placed
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    • by reason of things we cannot go into today we must
    • something before one that can be observed most clearly at the
    • flowing thoughts. There need be nothing of fantasy; one can
    • etheric body, everything remains dreamlike. One must also
    • then the dream is revealed as something mobile, something
    • the dream as something substantial, then in the further
    • one stands as if within something real, dives down into our
    • process of becoming. It seems at first something foreign, but
    • becomes something of the spiritual, objectively present, that
    • sleep, one who lives in objective cognition sees something in
    • and going to sleep, but not everything that lives within our
    • something that springs from feeling as that which otherwise
    • show you today how these things can be spoken about out of a
    • exhausted in its images. Things can be described in a living
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    • our lifetime. Something is always left behind, however, and
    • present at other times. Everything in the soul life that does
    • the human being. Today we will consider something of the
    • to look at something of the human environment. Let us bring
    • something that actually continues as an unconscious element
    • possessed by physical, earthly things but a life that
    • fundamentally lives and weaves through all things. We live
    • something cut out of this weaving, self-imagining world. That
    • and here we come to something that can be comprehended
    • perception. As soon as we advance to thinking, something is
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    • therefore only reflects something within our thinking
    • something else as well, which approaches him out of the
    • drawn here as a web of thought is something that belongs
    • being, though not completely; certain things remain behind.
    • nothing other than subjective experience, shaded in all sorts
    • things objectively, one cannot clarify to oneself the nature,
    • these things, therefore, one can really see the person's past
    • is so inexplicable to himself; it appears as something elemental
    • streams down into the whole human being as something quite
    • fully possible to follow these things and study them in
    • experiencing something of the world through sense impressions
    • something such as, for example, the thought of the cube, into
    • have just said is something that takes place in the human
    • experience everything in the conceptual life; we dream of it
    • everything in which the human past and the human future play
    • up from below. And what is living there? Something lives
    • there that we sense as something objective, because it
    • participates. It is also something objective, because it has
    • these things, it would have to investigate the details of the
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    • therefore have — names add nothing to the matter
    • everything that makes the mineral realm in a certain sense
    • essentially something else, however, that pushes up into
    • consciousness and is something that the human being takes
    • dreams arise, which certainly also have something to do with
    • like to study the moral element as something surging up from
    • thinking, and how man eliminates everything in the way of
    • him by his breathing condition and is modified by all that
    • has to do with conditions of language, by everything,
    • spiritual science. All modern anthropology and things of that
    • respects have nothing to orient us, no guiding viewpoint,
    • — which determine his breathing and also the
    • differentiated breathing. The concentration of these forces
    • something higher than the laws of nature. There too we may
    • things are found again through spiritual science, one comes
    • these things again, is led from a completely different basis
    • of the animal. Everything, for example, that designs the
    • at first everything is present in him that ultimately
    • whole placement into physical existence as something external
    • organization something that he experiences in such a way that
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    • receives from realms beyond the earth something different
    • actually behold something of what the human being is between
    • unprejudiced view such things can be observed in a certain
    • peculiarity of Goethe's nature? For one thing, Goethe
    • such a good thing to do) that Goethe had the tendency to
    • turned to poetry but brought things to expression in a way
    • becomes conscious of something that is most characteristic of
    • In short, there was actually nothing in the world into which
    • everywhere, if one feels and senses these things, and if only
    • how he has setbacks, even to the point of illness. Everything
    • us, in addition to other things, by the state of
    • new birth, you certainly must say that things appear that can
    • arises something that still has a relationship to the earth,
    • something that points the human being back to what is
    • Something is imparted to the human being that he brings down
    • soul world something of what is in his astral body, by means
    • brings with him out of the cosmos something that then
    • permeates his etheric body — something that has to do
    • birth, the human being has in his etheric body something like
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    • as we perceive him today we are able to understand something
    • physical human body something will then be formed that we may
    • that we have in it something seed-like, something that indeed
    • however, even when it endures a long time, is something he
    • something that in its essential nature bursts through its
    • have related how in the land of spirit something will be
    • land of spirit, Something like an oceanic region, something
    • is different. Nevertheless if we wish to describe how things
    • dealing with something that, in order to characterize it, to
    • another way. We must say something like this: in this weaving
    • something superhuman arises. The I is lifted higher. The I
    • description of the land of spirit; it is something that can
    • fundamentally the human being is something that has grown out
    • he associates himself with something that is the task of our
    • arouse in the human being anything but dreams of an abstract
    • no higher stages could later be evolved, nothing but this
    • the astral body, mediating the interbreathing of the etheric
    • as if actually destined for nothingness. The physical body,
    • be a nothing, for in them it is dissolved. They destroy it.
    • away from him. For the cosmos it again appears to be nothing
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    • surrounds him in the world in the same way as things
    • means of intellectual knowing. Everything that the human
    • impulses. Everything else he experiences is weakened,
    • everything that is communicated to him is communicated only
    • to feel something that can be expressed in the following way:
    • state of being in which nothing that modern culture
    • able to understand things that you receive as ideas in your
    • link something from the soul life with this unusual idea
    • nothing but what the astral body casts into the I as shadow
    • could not do anything with it because he primarily values the
    • means of anthroposophical spiritual science something comes
    • they read it they sense something; something stirs in them.
    • Before things were disposed to move inwardly only passively,
    • as thought shadows. Now something like an active intellect
    • begins to stir in them. Something emerges from them as if
    • they complain about the difficult things with which people in
    • and uncles — complain that anthroposophy is something
    • as something living. Then it gives the human being not merely
    • feel something as a result in the inner human content by
    • human being something that carries him beyond earthly
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    • waves of the soul life only their form. Something like
    • thought content in its true nature is something much more
    • something that generates waves from the depths of our being
    • impressions. Something from within unites with something from
    • Abstract mental images retain almost nothing of the
    • lives in them nothing of an inner reality but only what is
    • picture these concrete things but in such a way that our
    • such pictures there stirs something that the dead person can
    • perceive. For at death he has laid aside everything that is
    • century, is something that has significance only in earthly
    • beings experienced much more of everything that could be
    • cultured, world today, is something that is obliterated upon
    • something that must be laid aside at death, something that
    • but also something that can be only an earthly possession for
    • birth and death all those things that have significance only
    • we instruct our children in everything that is modern
    • picture also changes. Everything that the person has
    • our inwardly woven thoughts. For these are the things that as
    • speaks of something divine-spiritual in the outer world,
    • that everything that I have described, for example, in my
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    • death; everything on earth that he fulfills out of the
    • founded on anything in earthly life — then we create
    • something we may call the relationship to the Mystery of
    • look out at us from a mirror cannot force us to do anything,
    • everything that surges up from the human being, without being
    • world of appearance. Everything that the human being saw in
    • remained. The essential thing in the progressive development
    • — everything that I say applies only to our age —
    • organs, and in short, everything that, symbolically speaking,
    • yet another difference between the way of viewing things
    • again find something that enabled man to grasp his earthly
    • everything will end in a uniform heat. The entire
    • saw it, history was something that moved from the beginning
    • the end of the earth's evolution, in which everything
    • passions. Today we do not see much of everything that may be
    • his own being and without entering into something free
    • regarding the world of perception, but rather into something
    • in this; it was altogether something that yielded itself to
    • he could do nothing else. Today we no longer picture in the
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  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture I: Supersensible Influences in Old Persian, Egyptian, and Greek Time
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    • am speaking now, the process of inbreathing was extremely
    • important. The fact that through the exercises of Yoga, breathing
    • significance of the part played by breathing in those ancient times.
    • But the process of inbreathing was more important then than that of
    • out-breathing.
    • breathing in the ether-form was not as if air were automatically pumped
    • the human being through his inbreathing. Spiritual Beings were active
    • into themselves in the process of inbreathing, stimulating the
    • the human being in this way through the inbreathing, so that men might
    • those ancient times there was no such thing as intellectual instruction
    • consciousness, and of causing these Moon-Beings to inculcate something
    • inbreathing, became their helpers, the Initiates of the ancient
    • inbreathing, to instill this or that into the soul, the Moon-Being
    • nothing whatever to do. So it was deeply significant for them when the
    • Moon-Beings who passed into the bodies of men via the inbreathing. Now,
    • clairvoyantly observing their breathing. In substitution for this a
    • natural process of inbreathing. Places were established to which these
    • human corpse in ancient Egypt. The inner purpose of things often
    • of inbreathing now ceased to play the predominating part. In-breathing
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  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture II: The Education of Man through Modern Intellectualism, -or- Chartres and the Mysteries of the Templars
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    • Spiritual Beings who are connected with the inbreathing. And we heard
    • the inbreathing and the out-breathing of man to create a rhythm between
    • the breathing and the circulating blood. The Greek hexameter is based
    • breathing and the pulse in the human being, as indeed are all the
    • thoughts, the human being knows nothing of this; he knows the mirrored
    • pictures. And, as a result, something that is really attuned to the
    • have as their helpers the Moon-Spirits who lived in the inbreathing.
    • inbreathing of men for the spiritual guidance of earth-evolution; and
    • work out into the world. This is possible only when the out-breathing
    • the external life of the cosmos. Just as with the inbreathing, as I
    • himself must enter as an impulse into the out-breathing and pass,
    • a future when the out-breathing will play a role of predominating
    • importance, when the human being will impart to his out-breathing those
    • dance, in the state of balance between inbreathing and out-breathing,
    • from inherited qualities and abandon the superstition that everything
    • chaos prevails in the out-breathing of men during the hours of sleep at
    • as modern man struggles against it, there is only one thing to do,
    • man is extremely clever, but in the real sense he knows nothing, for
    • nothing of what he really is. Inner reality, inner morality in his
    • anything at all is to result from it. The two men are really talking
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  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture III: The Revelation of the Spiritual World in Old Indian Culture, -or- Old Egypt
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    • most, had only pictures of these things in myth and saga. But in
    • rhythm of inbreathing, impulses derived from certain Spiritual Beings
    • “clever” man of today interprets these things, he says: By
    • character; it was much more delicate, much subtler. But something was
    • Now all these things
    • — all these things were known, particularly, to men of Hebrew
    • things I have described as typifying Egyptian development. The attitude
    • available to us. But we must also anticipate something that will arise
    • was a matter of acquiring by other means something that was no longer
    • the power inherent in such thoughts pass into the out-breathing. But
    • history knows nothing, were alive all through the early Middle Ages,
    • Modern humanity could have gained nothing by preserving the human form
    • preserved, was something different, namely ancient cults, mainly
    • be something mysterious, as the mummy was felt to be mysterious.
    • something made possible by mummification of the corpse, passed into the
    • human being by way of the inbreathing. As I said yesterday, the
    • forces which by way of the out-breathing are to bear the inner
    • hours of the day. The Spirits who work in the out-breathing of
    • the modern age to find something that is not merely passive,
    • man of modern times needs something that again imparts to him a
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  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture IV: The Egyptian Mysteries, Indian Yoga and Egyptian Mummy Cult
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    • want to add something to what has already been said and to begin with I
    • bodies was at its height, you would have experienced something like the
    • mirror, a reflection of the whole cosmos. In very truth, everything
    • things I have very briefly outlined. But the Initiate also said to his
    • world. But the brain itself does something. When the brain receives a
    • result, the brain brings about something in the astral body and Ego.
    • knowledge of these things, but because the possibilities that had
    • breathe in a particular way; and by transforming the breathing process
    • breath, in times when the breathing process was made into a sensory
    • process, when through observation of the breathing, a human being could
    • what was there presented to them, something that had once been learned
    • by inner means, through contemplation of the breathing process. But I
    • was able to perceive inwardly, through cultivation of the breathing
    • process — these things were now taught somewhat in the following
    • this impulse and brings about out-breathing, that this
    • that there is something analogous for human beings who have lived since
    • rituals are studied and enacted, but there is never anything
    • — something was preserved that can and will be wakened into life
    • will be able to reveal to their pupils something similar to what was
    • behold in the mummy something, which in still earlier times, became
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  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture V: Modern Abstract Thinking and Living Thinking of Future Times, -or- The Idea of Metamorphosis and the Repeated Lives on Earth
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    • makes man truly man, departs at death, and something remains over in
    • Something must have preceded it, namely, the living human being. Outer
    • something died at birth, and the corpse, which remains from this death
    • — and indeed something else is necessary here.
    • things.” Nothing could be more obvious, as far as the pedants are
    • difference. As regards clothing, at any rate in the modern age,
    • somewhat as follows. Suppose a man who has nothing to eat sees another
    • this observation of things in strict juxtaposition is not truth but
    • formations. This cannot be pictured in the physical sense; something
    • must be grasped spiritually — something that transforms
    • everything about it lacks definition. Such a plant becomes a mushroom,
    • with the result that everything about it remains indication only; it
    • something had gone wrong with him. Pedants and philistines speak like
    • metamorphosis of the breathing process. But human beings were obliged
    • something of which I have often spoken to Anthroposophists, namely,
    • bear the mummy of the soul which produces precisely those things that
    • thing there ... it is merely a question of the level from which we are
    • applied by the Egyptians to the mummies, we need something different,
  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture VI: Spiritual InFluence in History, -or- Pope Nicholas I
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    • Things that were inaugurated by these communities of secular and
    • history. The really important thing is to study with insight and
    • intellectual life of Europe there must be nothing of the esoteric, nor
    • anything even faintly deriving from the esoteric — such was the
    • dare not be seized by either stream ... this, or something like it, was
    • things in which they can believe.
    • of a symbol for the eyes to contemplate; in the East it is something
    • Christianity derived from actual vision. Later on, nothing remained of
    • presence of something actually connected with vision of worlds beyond
    • something about the Crusades not fully to be explained by later
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture I: The Spirit-Seed of Man's Physical Organism
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    • around us through our senses or through our breathing, or again
    • us take walking, and everything that is related to it. I might
    • everything physical on the Earth has weight. But we
    • something that corresponds to it in that world. There too we
    • is a spiritual breathing process, but its course is such that
    • spheres around the Earth. I have spoken of these things in
    • expanse. There, of course, they are something altogether
    • everything earthly from us — hides it all with light.
    • physical things. He has none of these faculties. He only
    • while this is happening, something else of tremendous
    • not stir. — I will take my start from something quite
    • the rhythm of breathing. But out yonder we pour our being into
    • breathing, which is related in a definite way to the rhythm of
    • the air, and in the air unfold our breathing rhythm with its
    • circumstances, may also bring the human breathing-rhythm into
    • contain, in addition to oxygen and nitrogen for our breathing,
    • actually the counterpart of our breathing rhythm, only
    • separating the cosmic rhythm and the human breathing rhythm
    • intimately connected with our breathing processes. What takes
    • these things, we must approach the Spiritual. The moment we
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  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture II: Moral Qualities and the Life After Death. Windows of the Earth
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    • breathing process. It is only what proceeds from the
    • everything that belongs to Earth-existence is active. So too in
    • the idea that this has anything to do with the physical Earth,
    • take to the human physiognomy, then something unveils itself to
    • there is nothing but the form, the lifeless form, is of course
    • something different from the human being we actually see before
    • back and thereby we see everything that is mineral. The rays of
    • things go unperceived. In earlier times men distinguished very
    • figuratively, since one is saying something that is quite real,
    • in earthly existence and that the wide Universe knows nothing
    • in upon the Earth and everything that lives in man's nature is
    • certain feelings which say to one thing that a man does: it is
    • into conflict with everything that goes on in the world.’
    • anything to do with earthly forces, we bear it forth with us
    • subject to earthly gravity. Through our breathing we live in
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture III: Man's Relation to the World of the Stars
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    • breathing, and through the inner processes connected with his
    • breathing, he is related in still another way to the Earth
    • Earth. We also say that man perceives the outer things of the
    • would like to do so in sleep as well! The breathing process and
    • the process that is connected with the breathing, i.e. the
    • I will speak later of the difference there is between breathing
    • during waking life and breathing during sleep. To begin with we
    • connection only with things that are common knowledge.
    • conscious that he is dependent on anything else than
    • expression. Everything pertaining to this Jehovah-Being is
    • that is the outer physical image of everything that
    • beyond the threshold of ordinary consciousness things by no
    • things which need to be explained by Spiritual Science. You may
    • constitution of his etheric body, he carries over something
    • following. — You must remember that these are things that
    • there is nothing to deter them from believing that they might
    • calls upon us in all circumstances to do everything we possibly
    • possibility of error. And a third thing is
    • There are signs that a knowledge of these things must begin to
    • these things are to be rightly assessed we must be able also to
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  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture IV: Rhythms of Earthly and Spiritual Life. Love, Memory, the Moral Life
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    • speaking, everything in his earthly environment belongs to one
    • When we do something in connection with these Beings, we must
    • Everything that takes place is the outcome of an activity in
    • bear inbreathing without exhaling. The condition I have just
    • of our body. In this condition we know nothing of the world
    • inbreathing must alternate with out-breathing, or sleeping with
    • fellow-man is added, we have everything that constitutes human
    • we may also say: everything that constitutes moral life in
    • being something that brings pictures of these experiences into
    • things. What is the reason for it?
    • our etheric bodies into something different from what they are.
    • things — indeed they can be made to seem almost comical,
    • the physical body something that is like dressing it in
    • something is wrong with it.
    • into and works with the forces of growth. Then something that
    • the Earth as something injurious, has a definite significance
    • is something that is necessary for our experience in the
    • mere dreams. For everything he calls moral would pass away
    • of in the physical world, so that instead of physical things we
    • everything lying in the deeper foundations of our human nature
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  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture V: Human Faculties and Their Connections with Elemental Beings
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    • cannot be anything real. Just imagine for a moment that you
    • would indeed be something real in themselves. We should not be
    • work something heavy out of the mouth, we should be unable to
    • express anything; it would rather be a matter of
    • producing something. In this sense, what is spoken is
    • to Goodness, at first as something entirely unreal, and then
    • It is merely semblance; and in the semblance something is made
    • thoughts would not be able to signify anything to you, they
    • would be something real themselves. As truly as Thoughts, as
    • not present in our heads like leaden weights, are not something
    • present, that has something to do with our faculties, but is
    • these things speaks lightheartedly when he says that if men are
    • with everything that is delightful there.
    • something else takes place. It can be said of the other beings
    • anything of that kind; they must be judged in comparison with
    • for only in that way can I describe these things — that
    • in which they live, disdain them, will have nothing to do with
    • heavy vapors and nothing clever could possibly result. In order
    • become something in the world. They are on the way to having
    • Science. Everything in this Moon-existence was pliable and
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  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture VI: Spiritualization of Knowledge of Space. The Mission of Michael
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    • are read from what the stars reveal. Before anything is done on
    • and even of early Roman civilization we can say something like
    • the divine-spiritual Beings, to bring something of the
    • investigation of earthly things people confine themselves
    • That something is taking place in Time is quite clear, but the
    • brought in at least to the extent of drawing something on the
    • it is in perpetual flow, has become something that causes him
    • need only consider something that has become a definite feature
    • must shed light into them by its way of looking at things.
    • about spiritual things, as people in the
    • the things and processes of the material world since the first
    • look down at the present time, they find that things everywhere
    • are fundamentally alien to them, that men are doing things on
    • separation of the Elements, a God would have beheld something
    • things which the Gods are unable to understand, —
    • should be realized that light, for example, is something in
    • means nothing at all to them. All these things must be
    • cosmic truth of deep significance underlies these things. The
    • True, as seen from here, every thing appears in spatial
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  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture VII: Inner Processes in the Human Organism
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    • Sense-Perception, Breathing, Sleeping, Waking, Memory.
    • MAN perceives the things of the world through his senses
    • cognition of the outer world, so that for a time nothing at all
    • world. He learns nothing that is new; he merely gets to know,
    • Cognition has before him, to begin with, everything from the
    • sense-organs if something were to go on there only while the
    • Cognition is able, because he is perceiving nothing in the
    • something he has seen, realizing how the organ of sight
    • this way we can penetrate into something of which man is
    • And here we become aware that the breathing process — the
    • inbreathing of the air, the distribution of the air in the
    • human organism, the outbreathing — works in a remarkable
    • and here the rhythmical breathing comes into contact with what
    • contact with the rhythmical breathing process. Thus when you
    • comes in contact with the rhythmical breathing, that is to say,
    • is precisely when studying these things that we realize how
    • with the breathing process and with what is actually sent by
    • the breathing process through the bodily organism.
    • that has now become rhythmical breathing and has therefore
    • something external by virtue of experiencing the processes of
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  • Title: Spiritual Communion: Lecture I: Midsummer and Midwinter Mysteries
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    • feel the thoughts as something unfolding within himself,
    • thoughts had, been regarded more as something belonging to man
    • Just as man regards the air as something which surrounds him,
    • he feel his thoughts as something which he did not draw into
    • these things are evidence that the attitude towards the guiding
    • thought is now no longer heavenly, it is no longer something
    • that has descended from above. It is something that arises in
    • the human being himself, something that is earthly.”
    • (then, of course, it would not have been a book but something
    • us something about the nature of the Sun. Thus through the
    • evolution. In view of other things that have happened as well,
    • allying himself with wisdom. Many things indicate that
  • Title: Spiritual Communion: Lecture II: The Mysteries of Man's Nature and the Course of the Year
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    • do not mean anything that is conveyed by dead letters written
    • Cosmos know that everything growing and thriving on the Earth
    • must see in every plant a sign revealing to him something of
    • sages of old communicated such things to their pupils, they
    • read one thing from the budding plants in Spring, another from
    • secrets enshrined in this etheric body from everything that was
    • have failed, he must unite himself with something that is not
    • Through everything that man read in this way in the Autumn
    • projected by the Cosmic Word, the Cosmic Logos, into everything
    • at the Midnight Hour in a deep Winter night was something which
    • which man can wrest himself free from everything that fetters
    • yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them
    • have done something to ensure that with the will that is
    • time. Everything else is in reality no more than an outward
  • Title: Spiritual Communion: Lecture III: From Man's Living Together with the Course of Cosmic Existence Arises the Cosmic Cult
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    • thought there was nothing of what we today call necessity, for
    • modern scientific thinker, the Nature-forces do everything;
    • whereas the thinker of olden times conceived of everything
    • perceiving in Nature outside something similar to what can be
    • to something in the universe in which all the forces we behold
    • everything that from the time of Spring onwards reached out
    • approximately the same way, we find in it nothing else than
    • stream of time. And there are many other things of which the
  • Title: Spiritual Communion: Lecture IV: The Relation of the Movement for Religious Renewal to the Anthroposophical Movement
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    • about something that has recently taken place in connection
    • deeply that it pervades everything he brings forth out of his
    • minds as knowledge. The essential thing is that
    • is therefore a question of giving something to those people who
    • revelations of the present day everything that seeks to
    • something, quite independently of the Anthroposophical
    • them has nothing to do with the Anthroposophical
    • anything to do with this Movement for Religious Renewal; above
    • This has nothing to do with the fact that the advice which
    • Movement as something that gives it a sure ground and
    • Anyone therefore who does not clearly distinguish these things
    • removes the ground from under his own feet. For everything of
    • everything depends on our developing the strength to carry out
    • things — should it encroach on sources which in any event
    • it to do so, it would be doing something that would inevitably
    • only when we work out of the necessity of the thing
    • anxiety lest something might be dug away from the
    • a tendency to blur things and not to see them clearly. But
    • if I had at any time spoken differently about these things, I
    • things may be correctly understood in the Anthroposophical
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  • Title: Spiritual Knowledge is a True Communion, the Beginning of a Cosmic Cult Suitable for Men of the Present Age
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    • The state of things therefore which I have to picture, is on
    • the one hand a nerves and senses system with a breathing system
    • real state of things in man. Man is a part of Nature, but since
    • etheric activities are concerned, on such an order of things as
    • spiritual world. We find the same thing in the vegetable and
    • does nothing but repeat the past. He lives in corpses of the
    • moving, living meaning — will then bring something into
    • it is a fact that when we take something that serves us as food
  • Title: Esoteric Studies: Easter: Lecture I: The Mysteries of Adonis, -or- The Evolution of Our Festivals from the Ancient Mysteries
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    • This points to something of enormous importance in human
    • room, which contained nothing but a coffin or, at least, a
    • autumn. The Earth sheds its glory of flowers and leaves. All things
    • bring desolation. But while everything around you dies, you shall
    • time you must remember something else. You must remember that
    • earthly things — autumn's picture of dying and death —
    • holy elation, filled the souls of those who understood something of
    • in this secret is as supremely sacred as anything that can be
    • Every year in the fall something that is indissolubly linked with
  • Title: Esoteric Studies: Easter: Lecture II: Moon-Birth and Sun-Birth
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    • up from their dependence upon earthly things to their dependence upon
    • extra-earthly things; and it is the Easter Festival in particular
    • him as forces of digestion, of breathing and so forth — in
    • noticeable. Something that takes place in us around our thirtieth
    • Here is something that could happen in those ancient times:
    • something of these Sun forces from reminiscences of the
    • today it is impossible to learn about these things. — While the
    • research. This will prove to be the case, provided things are seen in
    • enables us human beings upon Earth to make something of
    • to make something of himself through his inner freedom,
    • something he had not been through the agency of the Moon forces when
    • consciousness of his ability to transform himself, to make something
    • freedom, the ability to make something of himself — namely, the
    • plants and other beings and things of the Earth, and in this form
    • — are really nothing but the Moon forces reduced to
    • to true enlightenment, to initiation, was that everything offered the
    • of all this men are completely unaware. They know nothing of it. They
    • nothing of the human being; and having no human self-consciousness,
    • everything we had ever had in common. Fancy, if you can, a married
    • everything in the way of their common experiences! Well, I can
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  • Title: Esoteric Studies: Easter: Lecture III: The Secret of the Moon
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    • must understand that if we look out at something as readily
    • that is, something that presents a physical aspect — this
    • aspect embodies something totally different from what is
    • to something cosmic — if he would build his etheric
    • other things of substance, the etheric body is fashioned principally
    • everything pertaining to the point of view of the Moon was brought
    • admonition given in the old Mysteries was something as follows:
    • a reality, knowing he had experienced something real. The mystic was
    • Well, among other things, he observed principally that from the Sun
    • as something that tended to dissolve, destroy the etheric body;
    • longer knew that such things could happen; that man is really able to
    • people imagined that something or other — not man himself
    • resurrection, clarified by something like the Adonis
    • Easter Festival has really had something saddled on it that is not
  • Title: Esoteric Studies: Easter: Lecture IV: Decline of the Mystery System and the Rise of Freedom, I-A-O is Man, Aristotle's Categories
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    • in the entire evolution of humanity. Really everything of a spiritual
    • all things, however, it will be necessary that the wisdom, the
    • try to implant in our souls this esteem, this reverence for things
    • result of a grave wrong; yet on different planes things have
    • something as follows: I rejoice in all that bears fruit in the
    • blossoming and flowering was in particular something that permeated
    • part of the ritual ran something as follows — and one who could
    • something that saturated the J O A: eh v.
    • there. It sounded for them something as follows:
    • there was something about them that made him feel himself completely
    • in the thought of Easter, it comprised really everything that had
    • burned, something significant occurred.
    • way things work out: much human wisdom that in olden times had been
    • script. And if I read this script, something emerges like that which
    • no longer remain merely something to be mathematically and
    • these things can indeed be read there.
    • something occurred to them at
    • But in this memory, this historical recollection of something
    • something new. And from that moment there streamed forth this
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  • Title: Easter Festival: Lecture I: The Mysteries of Adonis, -or- The Evolution of Our Festivals from the Ancient Mysteries
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    • development. In the early Christian centuries, nothing
    • With this we touch upon something of enormous importance
    • black. The chamber contained nothing but a coffin or at least
    • something like it. Laments and dirges were sung around this
    • becomes barren and begins to die, you must remember something
    • experience only things that are like those that die in autumn,
    • speak only of the transience of earthly things, of the
    • those who understood something of this Mystery when it
    • This secret is among the holiest things of which we may speak
    • If I were to draw it, I would have to sketch something like
    • then these three things appear raised to the ultimate degree,
    • immortal things. They focused upon the seed's germinating
    • things because matter could no longer stimulate them to
    • direct contemplation of something deeply connected with
  • Title: Easter Festival: Lecture II: Moon-Birth and Sun-Birth
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    • beings look up from their dependence upon earthly things to
    • their dependence upon extra-earthly things. The Easter festival
    • cosmic things.
    • indeed, the break is really hardly noticeable. Something
    • hot; they are also no doubt aware of sunbathing and its
    • experienced something that the rest of mankind no longer
    • midst, you can ask him how things stand according to his
    • meaning. About such things spiritual observation does, after
    • all, have something to say; and once it has spoken, I would
    • spiritual research, provided things are seen in the right
    • light. But certain things transcending ordinary science must be
    • through its action can we make something of ourselves in
    • the cosmic eye of the sun, enabled them to make something
    • of themselves in inner freedom, something they could not have
    • making something of themselves here on earth.
    • to make something of ourselves — namely, the sun forces,
    • are really nothing but a completely abstract version of
    • will be able to understand these things in their full
    • is something most people are not aware of. What everyone is
    • that is left of the house. This is the way things are done
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  • Title: Easter Festival: Lecture III: The Secret of the Moon
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    • everything the moon means to earth and to earthly humanity.
    • something as physically conspicuous as the full moon,
    • something that presents us with a physical aspect, we are
    • dealing with a completely different thing than when the same
    • undergone everything necessary in the period between
    • what lies in the moon forces, that is, upon something
    • everything that derives from the sun is kept at a distance; one
    • Such things may be spoken of today. In certain of the older
    • Primary among the things they observed was that sun-beings
    • This was the second thing revealed by the Mysteries that had
    • Something of this knowledge survived into later times, but it
    • subconsciously imagined something other than themselves
    • people into total confusion concerning things that had
    • perceiving only transient things, the eternal lives
    • with things that do not really belong to it. It should actually
    • however, they experienced within themselves something of
  • Title: Easter Festival: Lecture IV: Decline of the Mystery System and the Rise of Freedom, I-A-O is Man, Aristotle's Categories
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    • budding and sprouting things. The Mysteries there were
    • it among the most important things that permeated his being.
    • however, something else happened as well.
    • themselves into something like a cosmic script. And by reading
    • the moon, which I set forth yesterday. Such things can be
    • experienced something akin to a memory of Ephesus, in
    • them the strength to create something new, something unusual and
    • you have before you? Nothing but combinations of letters of the
    • alphabet. But provided you can read, something comes to life
    • frightfully boring thing, that such a concatenation of letters
    • is the most abstract thing imaginable. And yet these little
    • scholastic logic, a very unusual thing occurred. Imagine
    • replaced by something deeply hidden, something esoteric,
    • experience something of the solemnity, if I may put it that
    • receive them. If we are, then everything
  • Title: Festival of Easter: Lecture 1: The Mysteries of Adonis, -or- The Evolution of Our Festivals from the Ancient Mysteries
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    • certainly had something to do with the fixing of Easter, a
    • the Mysteries and occurred in the Autumn. The strangest thing
    • facts concerning our human evolution. This is nothing less than
    • to a Spring festival. This fact indicates something prodigious
    • The most essential thing in it is: that the Being who stands in
    • walls were black; the whole room, in which was nothing but a
    • plants, all its leafy covering. Everything withers. Instead of
    • goes the way of all natural things. But just at the moment when
    • have to remember something else. You have to remember
    • in earthly existence he only experiences things of a nature
    • lives on earth he only experiences temporal things, when once
    • overtakes everything in Nature, it also overwhelms Adonis, the
    • the course of human evolution a most important thing now took
    • belongs to the most sacred things that can be spoken of on earth.
    • is especially when our souls are affected by all the things
    • these three things, united and raised to their highest aspect,
    • emotional understanding of such things as, for instance, that
    • as it does death to the outward things of Nature, is the time
    • things is connected with the resurrection of what is
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  • Title: Festival of Easter: Lecture 2: Moon-Birth and Sun-Birth
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    • least have understood — if he approached things with the
    • might here give an outline of many things which you find more
    • bring forward every particular but can only hint at how things
    • with everything streaming down to earth as force from the
    • the moon forces, hardly anything has remained other than the
    • But in the older ideas concerning such things a clear
    • < breathing, and as forces of growth generally, he must not
    • something to say later, were very clearly defined, but they
    • besides this that people practise sun-bathing, that there is
    • something therapeutic connected with the forces of the sun, but
    • experienced something of these forces in the last lingering
    • forces which desired all knowledge of such things to be
    • to work on into later years; so that to-day these two things,
    • held to be abnormal, something pathological, if a man did not
    • things spiritual observation alone can speak. And when once it
    • can be learned from documents, with everything external
    • attention must, however, be directed to certain things which
    • that enables us as men on earth to make something out of
    • freedom to make something of myself during my life on
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  • Title: Festival of Easter: Lecture 3: The Secret of the Moon
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    • anything so apparently physical on the surface, as the full
    • aspect is something entirely different, in that physical
    • everything regarding the things affecting his soul and spirit
    • moon — to something cosmic — in order to construct
    • planetary system. Everything that takes place in the moon, by
    • the centres of the Ancient Mysteries something like the
    • from the sun. Thus those things come from the sun — or
    • pre-earthly into earthly existence. The things just described
    • It is possible to speak of such things
    • etheric body a man lived with all those things of which I have
    • there. And what was it he saw? The principal thing he saw
    • — he saw other things too — was that the forces
    • coming from the Sun-beings have nothing to do with the
    • beheld something that for the etheric body was disruptive; and
    • knew nothing of this; they did not know that such a thing was
    • abstract. They felt something must come to them with the full
    • Something, not the man himself, streamed up towards the full
    • men's minds regarding things in which at one time a holy order
    • destructively, something lives in him that is eternal,
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  • Title: Festival of Easter: Lecture 4: Decline of the Mystery System and the Rise of Freedom, I-A-O is Man, Aristotle's Categories
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    • Everything spiritual that passed through the world in ancient
    • what was done. Things present, however, different aspects on
    • spiritual things of the world were cultivated in the
    • stage of this descent, in man's clothing of himself with the
    • of such things to the souls of those who were adherents of the
    • was now entered into cosmic conditions) something which
    • accepts the things he sees with his eyes when he looks out to
    • souls all the things they had experienced and which
    • can say: this was something which enabled a pupil belonging to
    • Here the resonance, which has something creative in it, comes
    • clothing him with his physical body and enabling this
    • the perception they had of things as seen from the aspect of
    • Alexander the Great. But other things also took place through
    • the things that have happened in the course of centuries to
    • so has it been with many things. Much of the wisdom of humanity
    • is read, something emerges from it of a similar kind to what I
    • Moon. These things can absolutely be read in the script of the
    • cosmic script. Something further might here be added for the
    • and the older Mysteries were declining, something emerged
    • things long past — there lay a certain power for the
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  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture One: Seership and Thinking
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    • especially because philosophy offers nothing in the way of
    • in regard to the world, science is not the same thing as mere
    • old did not think, did not reflect; everything came to them
    • and, in addition, they had vision (e in diagram) . Something
    • of these things too in greater detail.
    • nothing whatever of the spiritual world, knew that it exists,
    • only. — Nothing special is to be gained by looking at a
    • who have learnt how these things are to be interpreted can
    • real earnest about these things.
    • continue to abide firmly by the principle of allowing nothing
    • of what was sacred, traditional knowledge, nothing that might
    • knows nothing but which was particularly heated in the middle
    • anything be told concerning the spiritual world or any
    • of the nineteenth century things had not reached the point at
    • resign. Such things used not to happen because people
    • within him something that is of the nature of spirit and
    • question for his good. But as he wants something different,
    • but it went against the grain. Finally things come to the
    • condemn the esotericists who refused to have anything to do
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  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Two: Mediumistic Methods
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    • that it was quite a different matter from anything that had
    • work was, from the very beginning something entirely new in
    • yesterday really amounted to nothing else than that in the
    • into the error of supposing that everything emanated from the
    • everything that was given out concerning man's life
    • esotericists, except that later on things were made rather
    • mediums. Because everything was brought about through these
    • occultists is different from anything that external language
    • many, many things from the spiritual world by means of her
    • afforded the possibility of again demonstrating many things
    • themselves: It may well be that something very significant
    • possible to achieve something extremely effective in the
    • passive medium, but had a colossal memory for everything that
    • Something very fine might have resulted from this, because
    • but at all events had the prospect of discovering things of
    • of achieving something of a political nature in America by
    • there was something political in the background. So things
    • something happened to which I have referred on various
    • connection I have said in other places. Something that is
    • about that for a long time everything in this aura was thrown
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  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Three: Materialism of the 19th Century
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    • attitude is always the easiest when something confronts one.
    • nothing more than a sum-total of self-moving atoms in space
    • said that there is, and always will be, something that can be
    • self-knowledge is practised, there is something to hold to;
    • world. Something must instigate the proclivity in him to
    • can speak about these things because he has knowledge of
    • often been made of these things since I gave the lectures on the
    • as I am in the act of slipping in, I feel nothing; it is only
    • feel anything. It is the same with the nerves; we feel the
    • astral body to the etheric body. Something from the etheric
    • — very strange things may occur. This
    • said. “I have nothing integral in me.” And
    • get behind it, he knows how things are.
    • Nothing is there! We must remain at the mirror, at the
    • apparatus. When this is not recognised, all kinds of things
    • l'homme.” This is exactly the same thing, but it
  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Four: The Attempt Made by the Occultists to Avert the Lapse into Materialism
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    • to make them love materialism. Everything tended towards it.
    • men live after death. The most remarkable thing of all, in
    • that everything has a strongly tendentious character.
    • different mediums to allow nothing concerning repeated lives
    • things were possible because the leaning towards materialism
    • something about the spiritual world. Materialism was
    • to all this there was something else. Even among those who
    • knew something about the spiritual worlds great confusion had
    • to men and the door is opened for them to the things for
    • certain place, something was introduced that would quite
    • matter! Everything is embellished and disguised and can be
    • something entirely materialistic had insinuated itself into a
    • spiritual teaching — something that was materialistic
    • Sinnett knew nothing of the real tendency of those who stood
    • It was necessary to point out the true state of things in
    • was one of the things that had to be done in my book
    • thing that was necessary will be clear to you if you think of
    • something about the process of the Moon's departure
    • Earth nor had ever had anything to do with the other planets
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  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Five: The Eighth Sphere
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    • cannot be anything that belongs to the material world, for I
    • that this pointed to something material and physical.
    • that what is called the Eighth Sphere can have nothing
    • directly to do with anything within the material world
    • that the Eighth Sphere has something to do with the residue
    • seven spheres there is still something else which lies
    • clairvoyance without perceiving something of the Eighth
    • anything else originate ? But evolution proceeds; something
    • clairvoyance but could be nothing else than a residue of the
    • be said would be that something has been left behind by the
    • Spirits of Form had achieved everything that their own nature
    • at work — and they hold back for themselves something
    • Three is advancing to a further stage, something is wrested
    • Something
    • “something else” which comes into being as well
    • there was as yet nothing mineral. Had mineral substance been
    • Earth as something everywhere perceptible. But Lucifer and
    • If everything
    • everything that is similar to the head in respect of the
    • something was inserted which works against this Eighth
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  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Six: The Dangers of Aberation Along the Path into the Spiritual World
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    • have something for the whole of our life; we direct ourselves
    • us during childhood in order rightly to approach the things
    • everything may be built up again from within; what was once
    • existence. Something else had to arise in place of the
    • earlier clairvoyance, something that can be indicated by
    • in modern Astronomy everything is a matter of calculation.
    • you many proofs that previously something was known
    • differently these things are written about today under the
    • drew her interest away from ordinary things, but her
    • excellent parents directed everything towards her culture.
    • everything. He indicates that this was an ethereal poem, in
    • already something similar or approximating to it has been
    • on, may well have something to do with the Earth and might
    • certain things to come to light. I said yesterday that if
    • everything possible is done to prevent the truth itself from
    • many sides. Nothing is more essential than that in order to
    • thing is to recognise and be alert to them.
    • Lucifer can accomplish something only when a contradiction
    • is good. I stand for something which I refused to accept,
    • something I cannot possibly have acquired because previously
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  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Seven: Investigation of the Life between Death and a New Birth
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    • sets no store by anything that stems from atavistic
    • distinction was something entirely new and it was necessary
    • to indicate it again and again. And the same kind of thing
    • to present certain things with great reserve, for the simple
    • the outset I had resolved never to publish or to say anything
    • always been easy to test these things as they should be
    • of course quite another matter when things of the spiritual
    • things in this domain one has to battle with these results of
    • investigation as actual powers. Anything that is said on the
    • the nature of things, therefore, when one had resolved that
    • the task of each individual to put everything to the test.
    • task to say nothing which I cannot guarantee to have been
    • speak of something that it is important to remember when
    • therefore, of gathering together many things that have been
    • representatives of religious communities do nothing to
    • child. But the mode of life of souls on the Earth has nothing
    • sleep. The curious thing is, however, that during sleep we
    • life is continuous. The remarkable thing, however, is that
    • cases, when we want to remind ourselves of something in the
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  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Eight: The Purpose of the Use of Symbols
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    • for here we touch upon things which everyone must inevitably
    • literature of Spiritual Science and who feels something of
    • matters to which I have referred there lies something of
    • great profundity, something very significant. For certain
    • to everything connected with the higher secrets. All such
    • the right wing are wholly against making public anything
    • indications which in a way do bring things into the open. The
    • fall into wrong hands. Since then, however, things have
    • were simply presented and everything else was left to those
    • artificial mystery. Our age wants everything to come
    • published about symbolism scarcely anything is still
    • unavailable! Practically everything has found its way into
    • where one thing or another is to be read. Hence a great deal
    • symbolism. But these things can only be rightly understood
    • certain things were kept secret. As I have already said, it
    • different way. I shall tell you certain things which if you
    • present time. I shall tell you certain things which can be
    • Because it is timely to speak of these things, I shall do so
    • newspaper article — will find nothing particularly
    • striking. But the attention of one who has absorbed something
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  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Nine: Investigation of the Mineral World
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    • also heard, atomism is nothing else than a
    • is not sufficiently developed to see through these things, he
    • something good about it. That is one side of the matter. But
    • everything to cause men to be beset by doubt upon doubt. But
    • to anything; doubt would inevitably arise over every problem,
    • scepticism and doubt. We are here facing a vista of something
    • everything in the outer, material world lives itself out in
    • underneath this view of the world, something else takes
    • governs everything in that world, just as the material world
    • affinity between something in man and the highest faculties
    • Simpleton; it is also impossible to do many things in the way
    • everything that can be acquired by materialistic methods. The
    • most terrible thing to speak of Spirit, of a trichotomy; it
    • our soul here on Earth, we are speaking of something that
    • upon preventing him from knowing anything of it. Here again,
    • become one who values nothing in the world, and it will soon
    • of external things. Many men to whom this has happened have
    • bringing something into being — a tremendous urge for
    • enter this world without knowing anything of what the
    • themselves: “The worst thing we could do would be to
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  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Ten: Human Consciousness between Objective and Subjective Reality
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    • cycle of evolution, as well as everything else that has been
    • thinking, not simply skimming over things in thought as is
    • imperative or insistent idea. But the same kind of thing
    • true”, for the same thing is happening among us
    • the normal consciousness, not something that is a
    • physical things. They want to see a spirit, but this spirit
    • subtler version of things of the physical world. These people
    • nothing from them.
    • as we bring something else into the ordinary consciousness
    • ask: If this is how things are, might it not after all be
    • — for they present things in such a way that Lucifer is
    • to say nothing to him about it. — Through knowing how
    • things are — and they will have to be known — the
    • thwarted only if these things are recognised; and recognition
    • actually recognised many things that are facts, but that it
    • psychiatry regards anything that is not absolutely normal in
    • man, anything that deviates in the slightest degree from a
    • of madness or something of the kind in Socrates too. Ahriman
    • deliver into the hands of Ahriman everything that has been
    • something that is apt to crop up in the life of our own
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  • Title: History of Art: Lecture X: Disputa of Raphael - the School of Athens
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    • something descending from above. As a result we see, by looking
    • of something which lived as a deep truth depicted in this
    • painting. Today of course something similar could be painted;
    • Such things need to be made completely clear otherwise one will
    • Mystery of Golgotha something had been inserted into human
    • of social evolution, so something quite different to the
    • don't believe that the content of this painting was something
    • Imaginations were at that time something lively; and Raphael
    • the world, the world image, was still at that time something
    • about something similar, they spoke about imaginative images. A
    • established. Today there is a tendency not to consider things
    • West retained something extraordinary. The East, without
    • knowing — most important things run their course in the
    • the same time existed something of the spiritual kingdom.
    • Everything visible in the world is to some extent the last
    • the orbit of the planets. It was something so concrete that the
    • positioned on the altar: something surrounds the host. This
    • something can be seen by those who have died, namely the
    • on the physical plane would observe things in the sense
    • a state but an empire — in order for things to take place
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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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    • reigning in western, southern and central art; it is something
    • lines, so is everything in it. When you take the basic
    • Why? Such things should be thoroughly and objectively
    • things it was about what I have just been characterising for
    • central Europe. Interest centred mainly on everything other
    • form and colouring. Humanity was interested in something
    • direct observation was already something living at that time in
    • the ears could hear and so on; something unfathomable rose from
    • an echo of this kind of thing when we hear something as
    • things remained. Above all, something remained which can be
    • this was the requirement for everything experienced in the
    • and Southern Europe as something one could call city
    • painting to somehow represent space — everything is on the
    • something wanting to be expressed. You will notice there are
    • two things fighting with one another. Look at the face on the
    • maintaining something from tradition by the person in his monk
    • the facts! On the other side however everything at a distance
    • trace of perspective in this image, that everything is, I want
    • requirements of how something like this was to be done, teach,
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  • Title: History of Art: Lecture XII: Greek and Early Christian Art, Symbolic Signs, the Mystery of Gold
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    • inside many things which admonish mankind to be ever more and
    • between various things but today we will focus from a
    • The Greek had the idea of everything alive, growing and
    • something which came much later into the world again, namely in
    • can already say that these things should not be taken up in the
    • see quite different things in the following sarcophagus.
    • Already here you see that not everything is pressed into the
    • connected with something which can only be suggested as
    • Here we have something quite different. Here we have admittedly
    • as something in the sense world which had come out of the
    • Once again we have something else, despite the succession of
    • only see the same thing we've often encountered before (664,
    • felt something like this: out of the world into which the dead
    • Among the manifold magical things, one sought in particular for
    • dark, where light is held in something material, material which
    • this same origin. These things are interlinked in the most
    • produced something out of its old mysteries, which necessarily
    • Everything which is connected to the Siegfried figure is
    • were heralds of everything worldly, embellished, and
    • time is already in the epoch in which, I might say, everything
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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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    • Century nothing had been done in the western cultural
    • on it as the basis because in such images everything is still
    • ideal body they had in mind, actually incorporated something
    • the human form; the human form was for him still something
    • Athena or Hera or Aphrodite then something typical is
    • see this is the curious thing in pagan art development in its
    • contemporary art, an expression of something spiritual,
    • something human, how can one idealize something which earlier
    • form, how can something be idealised which in ancient times did
    • represent and ideal type of Hellenism but more something of a
    • something which had not been achieved in the ideal humanistic
    • originating from the cosmos, and so on, but as something
    • soul. Now here is actually the peculiar thing, you see. Here
    • continuation was being developed of something which once had
    • this Romanism worked. You must free yourself from everything
    • out of this came something which had formerly only lived in the
    • thing appears again: Romanism prepares to snatch spiritual
    • Throughout the following centuries everything developed out of
    • the image of Christ Jesus Himself brought nothing new because
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  • Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 1: Natural Science and Its Boundaries
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    • higher consciousness that there are first revealed the things
    • it is through outer perceptions, perception of the things of
    • expressing something that appears to be simple but is by no
    • without seeking for anything behind it. He guided the stream of
    • from attempting to understand anything else through the word.
    • something different the faculty of soul we otherwise possess
    • of the physical body, something else comes into consideration
    • would allow nothing whatever from the outside world to contact
    • utterly anti-social being. He did these things because his
    • We see from something else as well that even in the later period
    • Unless we acquire a faculty for experiencing something from the constant
    • of all understood. But everything moves on, and what had once
    • this weakened form of spiritual life only something to be
    • the East, nothing can be produced that would again be capable
    • endeavour to do something else. This thinking that is now left
    • With every colour-effect he experiences something that at
    • something in acts of sense-perception. The perception, together
    • something that came to be practised in a decadent form by the
    • within leads to nothing but abstraction and cannot possibly
    • confronted by something equal to opposing it, so that our
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  • Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 2: Paths to the Spirit in East and West
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    • the spiritual world, must attempt things in a different way.
    • simply a matter of breathing new life into the ancient Eastern
    • The strange thing is that most Western philosophers utterly
    • deny the reality of the very thing that my
    • present the world with something thought out in pure
    • manuscript was returned to me. Nothing was enclosed apart from
    • interest in anything written — not even a single
    • There is something further we can do to strengthen
    • is possible to form a picture of something experienced only
    • relate directly to anything external, and are thus a sort of
    • world is regarded as amounting to nothing more than abstract
    • emancipation from them gradually occurs, something else
    • something similar when we absorb the external percept without
    • something that is first of all experienced through its
    • of the thing shows us clearly that we cannot penetrate any
    • When this experience is complete, something unique has taken
    • place. In due course we discover something. An essential
    • something quite different. It has taken on new dimensions and
    • sense consciously, the process of breathing. He has, as it
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  • Title: Star Wisdom: Lecture I: Star Wisdom, Moon Religion, Sun Religion
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    • this merely in parenthesis. Such things may bring home to
    • relates to something of which there is scientific evidence. During
    • been broken down, pulverised, and nothing whatever would arise from
    • It is the will of Jahve ... He attributed everything to the one God,
    • saw the will of Jahve in everything that happened. Hence there was a
    • selfhood. The Jews said: Everything comes from Jahve. — But in
    • kept very secret; nothing was known of it in Palestine, let alone in
    • momentous teaching. But such things must not be regarded merely as theories;
    • recognise any other influence. Real understanding of these things
    • what it meant to be born a second time, but to-day it is nothing more than
    • average man of to-day who cannot take these things in their spiritual sense,
    • will never be able to make anything of them. Having no idea that the human
    • And he certainly can make nothing of the teaching that a Sun Being, a
    • greeted you as an acquaintance. You would say: I know nothing about
    • knew nothing about their earlier life. Then the people around took
    • years old. History says nothing about this change that has come about
    • was made by a certain German Emperor to achieve something in the same
    • of Crusaders perished on the way and nothing was achieved.
    • life. Slavery was gradually abolished, for one thing. And without
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  • Title: Star Wisdom: Lecture II: The Easter Festival and Its Background
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    • and to see with the skin. Would Dr. Steiner say something about this?
    • some part of their skin. But let me say at once that such a thing is
    • means learn everything that they could learn; they do not
    • I trained myself to do something rather unusual, namely, to hold a pencil
    • things that one does not generally learn can be learnt and
    • sensitive faculty of touch or whether there is something bogus about
    • imagine that such a thing might be possible; but what did
    • if such a thing were really true, then it must have been discovered a
    • eyes is not everything. The fingers, for example, can be developed
    • knew that the Moon and the Sun have an influence upon everything that
    • these things were known but they have all been forgotten. Men asked
    • known of these things to-day that in England this Friday is called
    • Adonis image. But there is something else as well. For a period of
    • resurrection in the autumn, when nothing comes to life! —
    • resurrection; the snow covers everything. Whereas in the spring, all
    • things burst into life. Spring, therefore, is the proper time for the
    • anything about cosmic secrets, about the fact that Christ is
    • Why need Sun and Moon have anything to do with the date of Easter? If
    • really the more honest. But the sad thing is that people can only be
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    • things are really no longer credible to the modern mind. That is why
    • place, darkness fell over the district. Such things should not be
    • you of something I have often mentioned in your presence. In ancient records
    • thought. There was no such thing as “abstract, logical
    • may tell a human being something of supreme importance ... but it has
    • the body, they felt everything in the body itself and for this reason
    • Such things are
    • His death: everything drew to a climax. And the contributory factors
    • must picture these things in order to interpret them truly; their
    • has nothing whatever to do with propaganda in any shape or form.
    • Everything was referred to this one God. And that was why the ancient
    • Deception in these things occurs very readily. — Friedrich
    • anything wrought by these nature-spirits. This is the basis of the
    • they do not notice it. In the great things of life human beings often
    • small things. Nobody, presumably, will put salt and sugar into his
    • Jew becomes a sculptor, he will not achieve anything very great,
    • the Monstrance, they pray to something external. Men are easily
    • inclined to pray to something external. And so in the course of the
    • thing. But in the natural course one would expect to find Jewish
    • times; what the times demand is something with which every human
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    • character — namely, it takes its start from something that is
    • that is not the only thing! Springs are in fact the eyes of the
    • everything through which the earth stands in connection with the
    • cosmos comes from fresh water, everything through which the earth has
    • working into the earthly. You see the same thing in the eye, it is a
    • one only pays real attention to things then
    • sea and land, but first I will interpolate something else. I have
    • of the spleen. The interesting thing is ... now, what must be said by
    • white tissue! Thus there was complete confirmation. Something
    • nature, as we know, attends to many things. You see it with the
    • earth-force and works upon everything muscular, everything bony. The
    • With this salt excretion of the earth, however, we could do nothing
    • to and fro. One can see so clearly from the salmon how everything
    • gives us the picture of something else, something that is always
    • from something very simple. We do not, as a rule, learn to write with
    • recognise matter, it is just material things about which it does not
    • harmful practice of making children learn everything with the left
    • these things through spiritual science if we are to know anything
    • difficult to observe since all sorts of other things come into
    • separate. If these fish need anything from the heavens they must
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    • brought into connection with the things we have been considering lately.
    • Cathedral, or that one builds something like the Eiffel Tower. It is
    • is no need for the whole thing to fall down. Still, the highest
    • all. A blade of wheat is really nothing but a tower, yet it has a
    • tried to set up something else quite heavy on the Eiffel Tower, you
    • forces such as these, forces which can build something like this out
    • they can create nothing more. These rocks are broken up, crumbled away,
    • in reality that in everything living, not only earth-forces are at
    • body they are not there at first — so is everything, our bony
    • draws everything upwards just as the earth's gravity draws
    • everything down. It draws upwards but it does not bring death, as
    • the more you become gouty or diabetic or something of the
    • everything imaginable is deposited in him. Now I remember! Yes, I say
    • always only possible to explain certain things at certain times. And so
    • doesn't get very far with these things. But I will give you an
    • something else about which one can wonder how it makes its way
    • something always remains within as remains of life. When, for
    • instance, you take coral chalk, there is always something left that a
    • little recalls life, something that has branched off from the living.
    • So it is possible to find all sorts of things within it still, which
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  • Title: Cosmic Workings: Lecture III
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    • and machines are entirely material; we do not want anything material,
    • to say, things are not as simple as all that. Man cannot derive
    • the consequence is that something goes wrong with his breathing and
    • eating, and assimilates nothing, he will become corpulent,
    • know these things by instinct. They know that when pigs are being fattened
    • longer lubricated and that everything they eat is deposited.
    • which everything else in the body must unfold. Protein is present in
    • feeling arises; if it were, then everything physical would have the
    • I feel something — in the astral body. All feeling arises in
    • important thing to know is that when the flower or fruit of a plant
    • really digested in the head. Upon no other basis can these things be
    • everything of course is very much enlarged.
    • in wiping out capital and assuming control of everything ... well, it
    • would all come to nothing if the science at its disposal did not know
    • things to bear in mind. Continual talking in circles leads nowhere.
    • protein and so forth. But this tells us nothing essential about
    • he knows nothing essential about the watch! Nor will he until he
    • from the Spiritual. That too is something that escapes notice. God
    • did not find the earth as a clod out of which all things were then
    • of the Jesuits. In the meantime things have changed and now the
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    • heard that everything which takes place with regularity in the universe,
    • and waking; the regular rhythm of breathing, circulation of the
    • sorts of things from substances other than iron. During the last two
    • in the universe because when anything falls to the earth from the
    • everything that happens influences everything else and we must be
    • strength, but if we were iron men we could not do many other things.
    • So we must look for something which can form compounds with
    • you recently that soda is especially important for everything
    • and sodium carbonate has a stimulating effect upon the head. Everything
    • oxygen contained in the air. This we do in breathing, for the air
    • consists of oxygen and nitrogen — of many other things too but
    • breathing. What about the carbon? We form carbon in ourselves out of
    • I will tell you something else. I spoke to you once
    • now that in this way, if these things were present which I have
    • we have in our lower organs something similar to what we have in our
    • breathing. We breathe in oxygen; we breathe out carbonic acid gas. If
    • the carbon. There must thus be something in the stomach which also
    • In the breathing
    • have already spoken about these things and shall do so again. Iron is
    • speech casually, and see nothing special in it. They do not really
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    • children. Could Dr. Steiner say something about this?
    • plants in a room by day, things happen roughly as I have said; during the
    • things are rather different. The plant does not need as much oxygen
    • Things balance themselves out in nature: every being has something
    • an extraordinarily complicated thing and can only be fought if one
    • minutest quantities of substance, one must speak about these things,
    • One sees, when the plant grows out of the ground, something works on
    • it together with its substances, something which works rhythmically
    • and so requires a complicated remedy. These things have become of
    • plants and this makes hard wood. The essential thing is that the sap
    • whole earth: only in the earth it is something special. It
    • nothing is gained. We must be clear what parts the sap, the life sap,
    • everything back to the earth with it. So that in the annual plants
    • hard parts are separated out, and not everything is
    • and so the yearly rings are formed. So you see everything clearly if
    • only you understand that there are three things: wood sap, life sap,
    • myself, a living thing. And as for the cambium, there the whole plant
    • other investigations have been made in Stuttgart. These things are
    • without the copper manure. And the remarkable thing is: if the copper
    • clumsy. When something happens to the cerebellum we become awkward
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    • animals, for they too have an astral body. But man has something
    • his occupation a man is handling something of which arsenic is an
    • so. And indeed it cannot be explained if nothing is known about the
    • breathing; it also makes its way into the body through the eyes and
    • to have feelings and perceptions. When I press my hand on something I
    • something. And the reason why this feeling
    • the scientists concerned do not know this and so they try things out
    • case, although these things can only be explained by Spiritual
    • course, that something happens in the human being when a medicament
    • ill. And the most important thing of all is to be able accurately to
    • nullified by something that contains life. It must always be
    • something that has life,
    • oils that come from the plants and have life. One must give something
    • that contains life, something that still contains etheric life. And
    • antidote, something that derives from the ether body — albumen
    • as plant poisons ... then things do not remain at the stage of nausea
    • poisoning, hardly anything, to begin with, happens in the stomach,
    • something that derives from life, we must discover how the
    • means a bad thing to do. Plants always contain poison in tiny
    • we have introduced into the body something that makes it a little
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  • Title: History of Art: Lecture I: Cimabue, Giotto, and Other Italian Masters
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    • much in darkness. So far as anything outwardly preserved is
    • wanted to gain a conception of these things. And if one desired
    • among other things — which can, as it were, make visible to
    • eyes of sense the things from beyond this Earth. Now Western
    • something working in with abundant power from distant worlds.
    • name. It is true, indeed, that a whole world of things from
    • those things to which they had hitherto looked up and whose light
    • more to the things beyond the Earth. On the other hand the vision
    • things, comes forth with all intensity in Francis of Assisi, who,
    • as you know, was before Dante's time. Such things always appear
    • things. He delighted in the splendour of external riches; he had
    • enjoyment in all things that make life pleasant, or that enhance
    • his absorption in external things and turned him to the inner
    • life of feeling directed purely to the inward things of the soul.
    • things, turned their attention to the joys and sufferings of the
    • things. Hence, as a rule, we do not realise how immense a change
    • therefore, valued by nothing else than what he simply is as a
    • Nature. Everything on Earth became his brother and his sister; he
    • the external things that are so often written about his life.
    • the reality of things seen; we see things standing more and more
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    • something is contained in these artists which we must undoubtedly regard
    • represented something. Namely, he who imagined the scene to himself
    • it so, no doubt. But there was absolutely no reason why such a thing
    • It is a very different thing
    • believe the most extraordinary things. They will believe, for instance,
    • lost. Another faculty now had to appear: the power to take hold of things
    • know these things by contemplation from without. He tried to know by
    • that could easily be carried out today; but in that time such a thing
    • one beside Leonardo thought such a thing was possible. He also thought
    • no one else could make anything of them. What poured into his artist's
    • his soul. Any one who has a deeper feeling for such things will see
    • with him something that could never have arisen at that time in Rome
    • of man. You will find further explanations on these things in earlier
    • created if he believes in these things and lives in their midst. It
    • things I have indicated were of great importance to him. They may be
    • course, the sacred figures. These things had been objectified, loosed
    • on the other hand, remaining more or less untouched by all these things,
    • he stood alone in things like this; they had, indeed, been done by others
    • composition. This is the new thing in Leonardo. The adaptation of the
    • Considering Leonardo once again, you will see there is something in
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    • something that lies beneath the outer objects works into their
    • things will always feel through it the working of ancient runes,
    • express something through their positions as they fell. The sign or
    • these things had been preserved, even the outer world would feel
    • how the essential thing in the Northern Art is this imagination
    • spread mysteriously towards the South. Something is here poured
    • Europe at that time, give us a feeling of something absolutely
    • they decorate the covers of their books. Truly, in all these things
    • there blossomed forth something that was afterwards no longer there
    • another thing. We may say that with the decline of the Ottonian
    • Universe, the Cosmos, and wanted to see all earthly things in their
    • mind another thing in this connection. It is true that in the
    • things to interweave with one another, layer upon layer; for every
    • Roman and Classical something that is hostile to the individual.
    • Heaven and Earth — seeking to comprehend all other things by laws
    • it all something quite different is holding sway; it comes to
    • individuality to all these things in the midst of which he finds
    • unnoticed, in Middle Europe, something that unites this country
    • darkness — Ormuzd and Ahriman — we take these things too
    • composition, where things are placed in quiet balance side by
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    • by no means easy now to see how these things really worked
    • treated as though it were something that lives a life apart. This,
    • tendency to explain everything symbolically, or in other artificial
    • whole spread of Christianity was a very different thing in those
    • namely, to mind and feeling. Once more, these things must not be
    • Christian Feeling for all human life. And the strange thing is that
    • things that come to it, so that, after all, there is a continuity
    • Christ till Dürer's time, and in other things as well, we find
    • soul. The more these things are understood, the more this will be
    • must first be called to the group-life. And the same thing
    • In all these things
    • of the human soul in Europe. They reckoned with these things. They
    • But he saw nothing of the sublime heights of artistic creation; he
    • who created out of al altogether different mood of soul, something
    • Crucifixion Group. I will only say one thing to characterise what
    • depth. In Mary, if you have a feeling for these things, you will
    • These things must not
    • pictures how very differently the clothing and drapery is treated
    • things must not be pressed too far; yet it is true to say that in
    • overcomes all things. The Christian world-conception had entered
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    • for something elemental and original. Many people in Mid-Europe began
    • this point of view, the book nonetheless expressed something of great
    • of the Cosmic Order, to draw from thence something which could give
    • heart of things — even in the phenomena of the great world. He
    • surface of things — in science and scholarship, and even in your
    • of such writers as Goethe or Lessing? They understood practically nothing
    • in something from the past — in old tradition — a consolation
    • pictures or anything of that kind. Rembrandt stands out as the
    • time. Hermann Grimm, who undoubtedly had a feeling for such things,
    • era. Nothing can teach us to understand so well what was living in the
    • names we cannot but find expressed in them something connected with the
    • hand, is an artist who makes felt — as an artist — something
    • in this way is not to carry all manner of things into it out of the
    • before him in space, as models or the like. The essential thing is
    • altogether different; it is something that hovers over the figures. The
    • of things. What he created to begin with is great in its way, yet it
    • thing was to become progressively aware of the harmony between what
    • few of Rembrandt's characteristic pictures, and see how these things
    • confirm what I said just now, and it will show you another thing at
    • in which the onlooker himself is living. That is the wonderful thing
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    • misfortune to be quite so up-to-date, then, even if we knew nothing
    • flat surface what he desired to represent. The various things that he
    • attempt is made to represent the ordering of things in Space, at any rate,
    • things down on the flat surface, as described above, or else they used
    • things are really seen, we often find figures which are obviously to
    • thing you will frequently find in older times — I mean what we may
    • today. In this “inverse perspective” we must imagine things
    • perspective. For the South is much concerned with the ordering of things
    • in Art what we may call the gathering together of things in Space, where
    • forth as described when dealing with Rembrandt, for example. Something
    • which emerges out of the Mid-European, Northern element. These things
    • They have little understanding of the individual principle. Such things
    • something very different from the Mid-European who speaks of Patriotism.
    • where the State itself is the important thing — where the precise
    • Such are the things that
    • and blossoms forth until the time when the whole thing is eclipsed,
    • things; but I wanted, above all, to fix your minds on the world-historic
    • feel that everything is born out of an elemental inner need. Here, on
    • thing or that ought to be represented in such or such a way. Though
    • of things is working its way through more and more. Man as an artist
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    • “Star” — which means, something that is made known out
    • is really the Star of Christ. But it goes on to relate that something now
    • course of the Star; something which was not in the consciousness of the
    • St. John) — in the composition there is something which will strike
    • of these things did not decay or die out absolutely until the 18th century.
    • Even as late as the 18th century people still spoke of something which
    • as you see, everything is conceived in typical form —
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    • today will enable us to give a kind of recapitulation of various things
    • picture for a moment as though we knew nothing of the Christian
    • once more the thing is perfect in itself, the highest of its kind.
    • to arise out of a mighty world-perspective — something of cosmic law
    • of four years, something of the nature of a cosmic principle works in
    • Raphael. Truly, we here have something that proceeds from a great cosmic
    • this one. That is the unique thing.
    • with something childlike, as it is is represented by the angel figures
    • These are the things of
    • which Goethe said that nothing he had known till then could compare
    • learning that certain things should be done in certain ways, to correspond
    • things are always there before us. In Dürer's work, on the other
    • we may look for something intimate and deep; deeply connected —
    • of one epoch and another, many things are perceptible in the life of
    • same time many things emerged out of the former epoch, reaching over
    • Moreover. the things of
    • a great range of phenomena, we have to sum up many things in a few words;
    • all that is here intended. But if we take things on the whole, we shall
    • With all the other things
    • discuss such things with those who showed signs of artistic talent.
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    • moment divined that something was living in the Greeks, in intimate unison
    • that underlies the outer things. He started, as you know, from Botany
    • vivid conception of what he intended. We are wont to conceive things
    • wanted to take hold in a really living way of the life of living things,
    • witness in our time things that are little noticed yet — movements
    • regard is one thing to which — if able to look more deeply into all
    • The two things run parallel with one another. Needless to say, modern
    • everything in that time was more or less instinctive) the need to
    • is moved — or represented in movement — it means something for the whole
    • breathing organism, the forming of the chest. The human being as a whole
    • feel the truth about these things we cannot but admit: In the time when
    • Here you can see something
    • Pallas Athene. These things even become a little reminiscent of
    • was quite capable of producing something of the character of Genre: —
    • physical, and the physical falling asunder, is the characteristic thing
    • in the Laocoon; not the other things that are so often said, but the
    • among the greatest things in the whole evolution of Art. Afterwards the
    • what is actually seen. It is no longer based on something felt and sensed
    • they lived together — had gone out to buy things for their breakfast.
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    • than fragmentary. It can never present anything complete in itself;
    • of looking at things. I have often drawn attention to the fact that,
    • or a dog. There is really hardly anything to speak of in a bird's
    • consider things in a deeper way — and this most especially in
    • of feathers. Such things are sometimes indicated in a wonderful way in
    • have insight a feather contains something tremendous: it contains the
    • to the lion, which has such wonderful, such mysterious breathing. In
    • all creatures of the animal world the rhythms of breathing must
    • are dependent on them, the rhythms of breathing become light because
    • In the case of the bird, what lives in its breathing actually lives
    • nature, there is hardly anything more moving than to feel the inner
    • who is inwardly practised in such things knows quite exactly when he
    • astral and the other physical, these things do actually correspond in
    • breathing preponderates to such a degree that the other processes
    • In the lion a kind of balance exists between breathing and
    • head-nature is such that breathing is held in balance with the rhythm
    • inner rhythm of breathing and rhythm of the heartbeat which are
    • satisfaction in the equilibrium between breathing and
    • into reciprocal action with the breathing — for it is a source of
    • his feeding, this inner balance between breathing and
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    • everything, that is to say, which can be absorbed by the bird through
    • something different for the earth according to whether it is
    • Mars. It is not for nothing that legend speaks of the eagle as the
    • the sun itself, permeating the air, produce in the lion a breathing
    • through the breathing, and the blood-circulation continually
    • processes the earthly reflection of something actually super-earthly;
    • organism of the cow, but everything is heavy, everything is so
    • she forms in solid physical substance an image of something
    • our present age something particularly alluring is working upon the
    • something beautiful about it. In his conscious life man today is
    • about that equilibrium between the rhythms of breathing and
    • external science. We have brought things to such a pass that an
    • understanding to measure, number and weight, things are not
    • things cannot become particularly bad so long as, in comparison with
    • into initiation, things would be bad indeed, if this attitude
    • upon the whole earth-globe one civilization, which would do nothing
    • but weigh, count and measure, making everything else disappear. For
    • according to the nature of the machine in question; but everything
    • periodic course. Everything is hastening towards such machines. But if
    • mechanistic system of the universe. Through this everything connected
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    • way which will, as it were, weld everything into a whole. During our
    • from it everything in the universe which is the opposite of this
    • In the case of the forces, things are completely reversed. Whereas for
    • forces are active in the breathing). And we must regard the lower part
    • things are interrelated in man, for the human being also projects his
    • This is something of great significance. For if we look away from
    • something essentially different also plays into this matter. What here
    • most essential thing in the system of limbs and metabolism is
    • withdrawing something from the earth. And he finds himself obliged to
    • a debtor. And this is something which there is no means of bettering
    • earth-existence things will be otherwise.
    • this is something extremely disturbing to the earth, because it must
    • is obliged to say to himself that the honest thing would be to take
    • create something adverse to all his development between death and a
    • new birth. It would be the most terrible thing that could happen to
    • things, that here, too, man becomes a debtor to the earth; for
    • something for which he is indebted to the earth but has made useless
    • something weighs heavily upon the human soul, something like a
    • conjunction with each other, become something from which one can first
    • Let us turn our gaze away from man and towards something which has
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    • Cosmic activity is indeed the greatest of artists. The cosmos fashions everything according to laws which bring the deepest satisfaction to the artistic sense.
    • must be thought of as already containing within itself everything
    • everything which later took on independent form, becoming
    • everything later contained in our planetary system; then we have the
    • Just consider how things were during the evolution of Saturn and on
    • degree, and we must be clear about the fact that everything present in
    • during the Sun-metamorphosis. Thus everything is mutually
    • and as I have briefly sketched it for you here — everything on
    • and around the earth, everything also within the earth, has been
    • everything which has weight. And it is the forces of weight which form
    • can always say to ourselves: Everything which is present in the warm
    • When someone who sees into these things with initiation science
    • contemplates the general course of earth-evolution — everything
    • thing that just in the case of the small insect one arrives at very
    • influence of present-day unscientific science, the things of greatest
    • from Mars in the upper region pervades everything, and remains
    • insect world. But at that time to entrust something to the outer
    • Let us take everything to do with warmth-air as belonging to what is
    • developed, the first thing to arise out of the germ. And instead of
    • cosmos fashions everything according to laws which bring the deepest
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    • things of which those whose vision is limited to the world of
    • spiritual substances; and I told you that the remarkable thing about
    • something which it is of fundamental importance to cultivate in
    • something else lies in the background as well.
    • creatures, there streams out something still better than sunlight; you
    • but little heed to things of the spirit. And so this materialistic
    • things, which are, nevertheless, part of the whole cosmic economy.
    • period of time for observation, he would see something like a
    • Such things as these should also make us realize that, when we look up
    • picture it as something in the nature of a kindled inorganic flame
    • behold there is entirely the product of something imbued with life,
    • kingdom of the birds. If we call to mind something which is already
    • breathing it produces warmth. This warmth the bird imparts to the air,
    • warmth-imbued air, and of everything else as the luggage which it
    • in the element of light. For the butterfly everything of the nature of
    • something which cannot be judged in a physical way. If we do so, it is
    • the world is Maya really implies nothing. One must have insight into
    • counter-weight — by opposing it with something which itself is
    • could one the flight of a bird. Things would never come out absolutely
    • right. In their case we must introduce something containing other laws
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    • A true conception of evolution reveals something essentially
    • fact only an Earth-product, something which was only added during the
    • substantiality; and at the same time there arose everything which now
    • creature upon which everything of beauty and majesty in the cosmos
    • head, so that in the human head we have something formed from within
    • directly at these things, there is something really tremendous to be
    • breast-system, became the breathing-and-heart systems of man. In
    • gather things together into a general concept. You see what an immense
    • breast-animal, as an animal with a powerful breathing-system, but with
    • required for the purpose of nourishment was a breathing apparatus shut
    • off from below; man was head-and-breathing organism. Now, during the
    • of head, breast and abdomen. And because everything in the old Moon
    • like something external to itself. Similarly one can say that the bird
    • thinking away everything of an earthly nature which has alighted upon
    • it; if we think away from the bird everything of earth which has
    • himself: In the butterflies, in the birds, we have something
    • everything of the nature of earth-substance, it would be able, as
    • time of instinctive clairvoyance, it was the natural thing in artistic
    • something which I have already discussed, I again draw what follows in
    • things which once again call man back into a new earthly existence
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  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture VII: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Relations to Ethers and Plants
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    • something which we must feel as full of mystery. In the case of the
    • something of the mysterious, we nevertheless recognize that this will
    • entirely sense. Apart from this they are nothing at all; they
    • root-spirits, that is something which the light has sent into the
    • Everything about them is understanding, an understanding however,
    • understanding as something incomplete. The gnomes laugh us to scorn on
    • to grasp one thing or another, whereas they have no need at all to
    • should people give themselves so much trouble to think things over? We
    • know everything we look at. People are so stupid — say the gnomes
    • — for they must first think things over.
    • need such a superfluous thing — a training in thinking? The
    • noses? Then they would know something! But with logic — so say
    • something from which the gnomes would best like to tear themselves
    • sensitive way they recoil from everything in the nature of a fish; for
    • their actual inner function when they come to the surface of something
    • watery, be it only to the surface of a water-drop or something else of
    • every bird — is for the sylphs something audible. Cosmic music
    • itself. But at the sight of a bird in the air something quite special
    • because the sylph embodies something like a human wish, but does not
    • Through the fact that the sylphs bear light into the plant, something
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  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture VIII: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Relations to Various Animals
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    • half of his earthly environment escapes him. He passes over everything
    • which live in the fluid element, and have nothing in the way of an
    • different, something arises between these lower creatures and the
    • being is more attentive than a gnome. It takes note of everything, for
    • it must know everything, grasp everything, in order to preserve its
    • in another. But everything else in this world around them, in which
    • In ordinary consciousness man is protected from seeing these things
    • gnomes, if perceived unprepared, would be nothing but symbols of
    • consciousness he knew nothing about them, and was now confronted by
    • materialistic science wishes to explain something of the kind I have
    • might if it wished to send to men something which would affect them
    • adversely, something which would lull them spiritually to sleep. We
    • were attacking him from all sides, as if the light were something
    • overwhelming, something to which he was extraordinarily sensitive.
    • light. But in all these things I only wish to indicate to you how the
    • two were welded together, we would get something resembling a winged
    • and from this we would get something like a winged man.
    • inwardly related to his thoughts, to everything which proceeds from
    • You see, these things have in themselves a deep and real significance.
    • appears physically in human beings. Certainly, these things are
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  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture IX: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Various Activities and Attitudes
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    • Everything which they grasp or perceive in the world must be different
    • slight degree. He likes to feel the earth as something hard, as
    • something into which he does not sink.
    • This whole way of experiencing things, this whole attitude towards the
    • the gnomes feel inwardly, for through all such things they penetrate
    • the earth everything outside in the universe is revealed to them; as
    • though in a mirror they experience everything which is outside in the
    • all those things of which I have spoken. But it also gives them their
    • imaginative perception for such things, they really appear like little
    • how, in the western hemisphere, everything is orientated from north to
    • south, and how, in the eastern hemisphere, everything is orientated
    • sea, something which proceeds from north to south; and looking at
    • east-west direction. You would get something like the structure of the
    • These are the things which reveal themselves in regard to the
    • Here on the physical earth everything desires to live, for all that
    • were, productive; but it produces just those things which decay in the
    • something like a longing, an immense longing to rise upwards, to soar
    • breathing-existence to the higher hierarchies. Again a magnificent
    • the butterfly's wings seems to dissolve into nothing with the death of
    • the butterfly. But it does not really dissolve into nothing. What is
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  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture X: The Origin of the Different Systems of Man: Metabolism, Rhythmic, Nerve
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    • Physical natural laws, etheric natural laws, are the characters of a script which depicts the spiritual world. We only understand these things when we are able to conceive them as written characters from spiritual worlds.
    • everything was directed towards so bringing together world-phenomena
    • Everything we have been studying here has had the knowledge of man as
    • them to everything that is revealed to man as the material world. But
    • fingers, when you carry out any kind of external movement, everything
    • into everything connected with the development of the metabolism,
    • man owes to the old Sun-evolution when you look into everything within
    • him which involves some kind of rhythmic process. Breathing and
    • processes, and these man owes to the old Sun-evolution. Everything
    • our food. We absorb it in other ways, too, through our breathing, and
    • confluence of chemical actions; inside him everything is altered. And
    • Let us suppose that we take into ourselves something of a mineral
    • our blood we have something which exceeds the warmth outside us.
    • Everything which we take in as mineral substance must, however, be so
    • satisfaction by your own individual warmth. Everything mineral must be
    • transformed into warmth-ether. And the moment a person has something
    • the plant element within himself in its aspect of air. Everything of a
    • ill. Everything of animal-nature which man takes in or develops within
    • into actual form. If anything of animal or plant nature invades the
    • Everything mineral must eventually become warmth-ether in man.
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  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture XI: Food, Digestion, Plants, and Carnivorous Animals
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    • human skin-processes everything is different from outside it, that the
    • everything mineral within man must be transformed until it reaches the
    • condition of warmth-ether. This means that everything of a mineral
    • of his environment. No matter whether it is salt or something else
    • But something quite different is also connected with this: solid
    • Nothing that man takes into himself remains as it is; nothing remains
    • earthly. Everything, for example, that comes from the mineral kingdom
    • everything which is taken in from outside must be worked upon and
    • it is of paramount importance to see to it that nothing enters into
    • him which remains as it was, nothing which cannot be dealt with by the
    • External warmth — the warmth we feel when we grasp things, the
    • You see, everything in the external world is poison for man, actual
    • something which bewitches man in the most varied ways when he begins
    • itself as something of which we can say that it came into existence
    • more so, the coarser it appears — is really something terribly
    • of a wish. And something wonderful streams forth over the flower world
    • external nature. Nothing more poetical can be imagined than the
    • that they hardly allowed the plant to become anything but root. When
    • But here we must also bear in mind that everything earthly was
    • root of a plant we discern that it says something further to us,
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  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture XII: Convention and Morals, Bones and Hatred
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    • When we realize that everything of external nature is transformed
    • said that the one is simply nature and that the other is something
    • present considerations into something which will lead man upwards to
    • directing of oneself, this determining of one's own goal, is something
    • today they have become traditional. Of course nothing whatever is
    • recorded in ancient times. Is it to be expected today that something
    • regarded as something constructed by the calculations of an architect
    • And so it is with everything that exists as physical natural laws, as
    • world. And we only understand these things rightly when we can
    • become aware of something which belongs to the domain of which the
    • into the spiritual world, the first thing one becomes aware of is
    • something terrible, something which at first it is by no means easy to
    • actual etheric corpse. Here we are looking at something which no
    • mankind just in our civilization by various things about which I shall
    • In the way things are put forward today — I mean in the whole
    • form, this stems from nothing physical; it stems from the spiritual.
    • Here in the physical world man goes about as something spiritual. It
    • away below, something else has taken shape, a wonderful spirit-form,
    • What actually takes place? It is the most wonderful thing which, as
    • is opened up to us. We know nothing of our Karma because we always
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  • Title: Lecture: How Can We Gain Knowledge of the Supersensible Worlds?
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    • things in the psychic life of modern man connected with the
    • anything that might explain the processes surging up and down
    • same thing can be said of the moment in which we fall asleep,
    • something in human life which really corresponds to this. Those
    • who penetrate more deeply into things will not look upon it as a
    • would be a superficial way of considering things. We must look
    • upon things from within, in an intimate way.
    • world of thoughts, in everything which he obtains through
    • side of the soul. Other things have far less importance in the
    • reflecting something like a picture in the mirror? Those who only
    • work of art something quite different takes place than a mere
    • representation: something takes place within the soul. Art could
    • it to have new experiences and changing it into something quite
    • of thought in regard to things which it mirrors and represents,
    • something real.
    • For this reason the thought itself is not the essential thing in
    • meditation, but the essential thing is to practice CONCENTRATION,
    • is not the essential thing; the essential thing is that the soul
    • germinate and grow. We now experience consciously things which we
    • Many things work
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  • Title: Lecture: Man's Position in the Cosmic Whole, the Platonic World-Year
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    • things, perhaps in the form of aphoristic considerations, and on
    • something which is indeed worthy of our consideration, for, on the
    • things which may be important for the whole way of judging our
    • consider such things more closely and to give them our best
    • things which enable us to feel, as it were, our position in the
    • something which is connected with his physical, bodily being, he
    • a unity, a whole. We have often explained these things. But in these
    • is not so important, just now. The essential thing to bear in mind is
    • now consider something which is quite small and is intimately
    • is indeed something very significant. Our breath brings us the air,
    • minute. This may, of course, vary, for our breathing is different in
    • respiratory process, that is to say, something which takes place
    • When considering such things, we should, of course,
    • realise, above everything else, that the human being is in part torn
    • free; he modifies certain things, so that there is not an EXACT
    • made for a special reason, so that the things which I shall now tell
    • alternation of sleeping and waking in analogy with the breathing
    • freedom, are based upon this; but, on the whole, the things which I
    • Now we might say: Something, therefore, breathes within
    • us, yet it is another kind of breathing, it is something which rises
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  • Title: Lecture: The Overcoming of Evil
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    • necessary to envisage such things clearly and consciously. For
    • things which come out of their own personal impulses,
  • Title: Lecture: Entry of the Michael Forces
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    • Things in the universe are very complicated; and although Raphael is
    • felt many things, which other men would have passed by more or less
    • the spirits who partake in these things, great numbers of Luciferic
    • are necessary, necessary in the whole connection of these things.
    • Just at the end of the 19th century these things showed themselves
    • and the like, are nothing out of the ordinary. Outwardly considered
    • that had gone before, it seemed scarcely possible for anything else
    • Of course in ordinary life one pays little heed to such a thing. Yet
    • would be quite different if such things had not occurred to many
    • individuals. Such things may happen in hundreds of different ways. In
    • Into the midst of all these things, as you will recognise from my
    • This becomes especially clear when we consider these things along a
    • Through the fulfilment of all the things I have described, we are
    • spreading among them of a common element. But the thing was not yet
    • Now this is a thing that takes root deeply, very deeply in the karma
    • and observed, for then we shall see many another thing besides. It is
    • prevented, inwardly prevented, from coming near to things
    • life. For the things that take place in this way will have great
    • connection things are taking place which reach up into the next
    • something will necessarily happen, which, expressed in words, sounds
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  • Title: Colour: Part Three: The Creative World of Colour
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    • necessity. There is, however, something much more striking than the
    • something close at hand, I should like to refer to one of the many
    • people who turn this sort of thing into a reproach are also capable of
    • there streamed something towards the creations of these artists. When
    • his matter and material from something that in a way echoed in every
    • flowed from things that touched the very inmost hearts of men. In the
    • modern city. Well, my dear friends, he is not faced with something
    • that moves his soul, something that echoes inwardly, but he is faced
    • something else. We are confronted with a lot of individual problems or
    • tasks. And — this is the significant thing — while one thinks
    • philosophy or something of the sort, which simply does not come into
    • onlooker also, because the “How” is something which makes
    • the artist creative, whereas the substance is merely something that
    • historical interpretation and so on; the essential thing about the
    • transcends the abstract-mathematical, or anything that is similar to
    • anything but forget completely to pay any attention to this living
    • something aggressive towards ourselves, something that attacks us. Red
    • clothes. Blue, on the contrary, has something in it which goes away
    • can be seen from something I have already pointed out: in the case of
    • colour is on the surface, and there is nothing else but surface-colour,
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    • appeal to something that affects the artist from outside. The need to
    • everything else round us and concentrating entirely on experiencing
    • something that works upon us, but as something wherein we ourselves
    • when the reaction comes, when something rises in our soul one can only
    • something of the Spirits of Form, who as spirits are the Elohim. And
    • understand a little of how the colour-surface becomes something we have
    • these Mystery Plays to present something of this sort really
    • artistically, how something appears before our soul when it attempts
    • Let us assume something else, that we do what we did with the red
    • us here, though having something of the seriousness of wrath in a
    • modified form, is yet desirous of imparting something to us, instead
    • is shattering us. So that orange gives us something strengthening, and
    • We feel then the longing to understand the inner side of things and to
    • inner nature of things. And if it is a yellow surface, and we do the
    • same thing, we feel ourselves transferred to the beginning of our
    • stimulated again by the inner forces of things.
  • Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture I: Anthroposophy and Psychoanalysis I
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    • themselves with these things today lack the means of knowledge
    • that can be arrived at, is it not? For if you explain things
    • explain everything in the world. You need only say: the
    • predisposition for a certain thing exists.
    • childhood. If, even at an early age, something happened that
    • something must be added to produce a
    • all such cases. But such things are extraordinarily deceptive.
    • environment, everything possible is done, doctors are summoned,
    • knows that in such a case there is really nothing the matter,
    • on the bare floor! These things may be observed.
    • great scholar. It was something that any reasonable man could
    • must not regard anything as a layman would, and simply say: in
    • and intellectuals — it must add something to that.
    • things sends out his own force into objectivity; the other
    • nothing to the facts. But from all this you needs must realize
    • produce after-effects. That is something especially sought for
    • in this field: after-effects of something that happened in
    • take into consideration everything with which he has come
    • says: There are things affecting the soul life which are
    • bring everything into consciousness. Thus the physician must
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  • Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture II: Anthroposophy and Psychoanalysis II
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    • soul realm by inadequate means of cognition. Perhaps nothing is
    • so well adapted to show how, at the present time, everything
    • it might be suggested that these things will be fought out in
    • impossible in that such things do not confine themselves
    • in this domain, likes nothing better than a vague,
    • course this had nothing to do with what was in her
    • have been “proper,” as we say. Something had to be
    • surmised many of these things, called the great
    • men to do many things which they do not consciously confess to
    • these things. For present culture has this peculiarity, that it
    • anything that interested her less than her love affair.
    • other things in the subconscious mind could be established with
    • nothing else. These are our present ethics of scholarship. It
    • scientists today do exactly the same thing. When they write
    • discussion of such matters many odd things must be noted.
    • cure. These things must be said, and are compatible with the
    • achievements of natural science. That these things are applied
    • yet it needs something in addition. If you take up the book
    • unity. Wundt, too, confuses everything. The facts are that in
    • reduced by loss of sleep and anxiety. The slightest thing might
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  • Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture XI: Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World: Part 2
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    • consider the following. With these things — as was also the
    • things. It is not a matter of my developing historical laws or ideas
    • know things only on the physical path something of the spiritual
    • something is decided within a group, something is expected from the
    • decision not only by those who have set things in motion for their
    • spiritual world around us. Something completely different took place,
    • Such things are carefully followed by those who are
    • that is, those who exploit everything that is embodied as an impulse
    • these brothers of the left also expected all sorts of things to come
    • it could have been known from the beginning that nothing could come
    • motion, could be revealed what they wished above all things would not
    • united in brotherhoods, one individuality can expect one thing, while
    • another expects something different from one and the same matter. It
    • is impossible to seek there anything but a working out of the
    • speaks about these things, to speak about realities if one does not
    • is something abstract, we must lead this fact once before our souls.
    • everything must explain itself without contradiction, as if it arose
    • conception, in which everything is led back to the undivided, divine,
    • primordial foundation; everything stems from God and therefore must
    • another, only then will you understand these things in the right way.
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  • Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture XII: Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World: Part 3
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    • following way: “The experience of being that lies behind things
    • One cannot conceive of anything clever in these
    • something clever. Otherwise one would perceive it as something that
    • on which he has traveled and who feels obliged to point to something
    • that is there, something that apparently seems to him not completely
    • such things must not lull us into slumber just because we notice that
    • from some direction someone has again observed that something lies
    • even point with these washed-out things to an event that will enter
    • altogether too comfortable to become involved in something that
    • feelings” than to enter seriously into the things that are
    • humanity. For this reason it seems to me necessary to say things here
    • Spiritual Science. Something new would be achieved through this in
    • or what have you. I have only quoted these things to you, because to
    • these things, because they are important and essential. What I wish
    • energy to mechanical energy. These things should not be treated by
    • That is a completely false view. These things
    • earthly evolution and who structure these things for the health of
    • who exploit these things in an egotistical or in a group-egotistical
    • become spiritualized, intensely spiritualized. Of all these things,
    • things indicate to us that something most significant is in the
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  • Title: Influences of Lucifer/Ahriman: Lecture One: The Incarnation of Lucifer in Asia in the Third Millenium B.C.
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    • Everything is based upon observation of the evolution of
    • wisdom, in its deep insight into the things and processes of the
    • To the many things we have
    • nothing to real knowledge of the soul and spirit, for the methods
    • think with what contempt average citizens today regard anything
    • that seems idealistic, anything that seems to be a path leading in
    • think: that is something one cannot eat! It finally comes to this
    • life nothing in the way of knowledge is considered really useful
    • do eat the spirit! Although they may refuse to accept anything
    • spirit. It is difficult to say these things today, for in the
    • one thing, another it’s exact opposite, and as both proofs can
    • anything of the kind; we are content with the Gospels in all their
    • the Gospels word-for-word-nothing more than that!”
    • preparation for Ahriman's incarnation. And in many things which
    • really convey the innermost reality of things. As I have often told
    • of words separating people from the real nature of things in the
    • things and to understand the Gospels themselves from the
    • luciferic stream everything they introduce into their stomachs. What
    • This kind of thing goes on
    • know nothing about the matter at issue, have no connection with it,
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  • Title: Lucifer and Ahriman: Lecture I: The Incarnation of Lucifer in Asia in the Third Millenium B.C.
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    • impulse. Everything is based upon observation of the
    • its wisdom, in its deep insight into the things and processes
    • things we have learned about the evolution of humanity, this
    • science nowadays contributes nothing to real knowledge of the
    • what contempt the average citizen to-day regards anything
    • that seems to him idealistic, anything that seems to be a
    • to him entirely redundant, for he thinks: that is something
    • nothing in the way of knowledge is considered really useful
    • they may refuse to accept anything spiritual, nevertheless
    • difficult to say these things to-day, for in the light of
    • irrespectively. One group will prove one thing, another its
    • Anthroposophy or anything of the kind; we are content with
    • required is to read the Gospels word-for-word — nothing
    • incarnation. And in many things which arrogantly claim to
    • do not really convey the innermost reality of things. As I
    • from the real nature of things in the world. And this they do
    • trying to penetrate to the indwelling spirit of things and to
    • everything they introduce into their stomachs. What men eat
    • thing goes on everywhere. It could only be to some purpose if
    • with them; they really know nothing about the matter at
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  • Title: Influences of Lucifer/Ahriman: Lecture Two: The Advance Preparation of Ahriman for His Future Incarnation
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    • greater willingness to face things frankly and objectively. For
    • of something that is connected with the social problems we have
    • Many things in external life today bear witness to this. The
    • ahrimanic power has everything to gain by the spiritual life being
    • vast majority of people cast a veil over these things; they refuse to
    • and recognize that all these things for which they aspire are
    • Ahriman's incarnation. Hence all these things, including this recent
    • letter addressed to the world by Romain Rolland, amount to nothing
    • knowledge and deep penetration into the nature of things is
    • “Word” also means anything that human beings can acquire
    • inclination there is today to take such things in earnest and to
    • if the level befitting humanity is to be achieved, such things as
    • does it mean, in reality? It means to compare something with a given
    • enter a world of illusion, a world that is nothing but a fata morgana
    • thinking to experience in connection with all the things of the
    • significance; whereas, in truth, what things signify in space and
    • innermost truth, the innermost being of things. And so a
    • That is something we are
    • way things have developed in the movement represented by the
    • something they have done that they have no cause for self-reproach,
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  • Title: Lucifer and Ahriman: Lecture II: The Advance Preparation of Ahriman for His Future Incarnation
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    • willingness to face things frankly and objectively. For
    • life. Think only of something that is connected with the
    • Ahriman's incarnation. Many things in external life to-day
    • has everything to gain by the spiritual life being even more
    • over these things; they refuse to see them as they really are
    • things for which they aspire are meaningless as long as they
    • helping Ahriman's incarnation. Hence all these things,
    • Rolland, amount to nothing more than rhetorical harangues.
    • penetration into the nature of things is thoroughly
    • “Word” also means anything that man can acquire
    • things in earnest and to surmount the arbitrary
    • humanity is to be achieved, such things as were mentioned in
    • something with a given dimension, be it length or volume. I
    • world that is nothing but a Fata Morgana as long as we take
    • experience in connection with all the things of the external
    • significance; whereas, in truth, what things signify in space
    • things. And so a future must come when men will be able to
    • something we are not told in history! Just imagine what
    • impulses. From the way things have developed in the movement
    • satisfied when they can say of something they have done, that
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  • Title: Influences of Lucifer/Ahriman: Lecture Five: The Human as a Being of Will
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    • matter. Nevertheless in one aspect, everything of the nature of human
    • know nothing. We do not know how the idea, “I move my
    • the surrounding world, we come to something that will strike the kind
    • hypothetical end, everything would go on just the same even if it
    • science today? The reason is that when anything takes place, for
    • belief is that even were humans not present, everything would run a
    • center of the earth. When something takes place in the mineral
    • in this instance they represent something different. Imagine, to
    • not think now of the pieces of lighted paper, but of something else
    • which at the moment I will not specify. Something else is there as an
    • themselves on yonder side of the threshold. Everything that can
    • upon these substances. And if nothing else were in operation,
    • we are connected, through these forces, with everything that builds
    • up the earth planet, everything that adds to the forces of
    • saying that something is streaming from them that can be perceived by
    • nothing of what was to be expected from these physical descriptions
    • as a light effect or something similar — they would detect what
    • existence. A very common saying is that everything perceived with the
    • worlds are maya means nothing: What is of value is the
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    • to-day of something that will help to deepen our
    • aspect, everything of the nature of will in man bears a great
    • the form of will — of that he knows nothing. He does
    • man's will with the surrounding world, we come to something
    • beginning until its hypothetical end, everything would go on
    • that when anything takes place, for example in the mineral
    • man not present, everything would run a similar course, that
    • When something takes place in the mineral kingdom, the plant
    • something different. Imagine, to begin with, that each point
    • think now of the pieces of lighted paper, but of something
    • else which at the moment I will not specify. Something else
    • yonder side of the Threshold. Everything that can be known on
    • digests and works upon these substances. And if nothing else
    • connected, through these forces, with everything that builds
    • up the earth-planet, everything that adds to the forces of
    • the stars, saying that something is streaming from them that
    • Jules Verne, it would be found with amazement that nothing of
    • — also perceiving it as a light effect or something
    • that everything perceived with the senses is maya — the
    • means nothing. What is of value is the realisation
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    • Rishis, they knew, if they had been initiated into these things, that
    • These things are part of
    • future of human evolution that these things we are now discussing
    • attempt such a thing, even as a child, would never get beyond the
    • something different in its place. That would bring nothing but evil.
    • group will embrace only one single human being! Things could come to
    • future, people were to do nothing themselves toward acquiring a new
    • let things drift on as they are, without understanding and guiding
    • anything to do with spiritual science would fall prey to his magic,
    • earth and the overthrow of everything achieved hitherto by human
    • way of playing into Ahriman s hands is to exclude everything of the
    • which is to develop in the future into the inner realities of things
    • repetition of the tonic. In the physical world these things are
    • regained here is something that was implicit in the old pagan wisdom.
    • number. The reason was because in the ancient wisdom everything
    • era. Up to that time many true things about the higher worlds are
    • ideas, there is nothing new. Certainly, Darwin made journeys,
    • described many things he saw on these journeys and gathered it all
    • luciferic source. But the primeval wisdom has run dry, and something
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  • Title: Lucifer and Ahriman: Lecture IV: The Luciferic Origin of Ancient Wisdom, Ahrimanization...
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    • things, that the Teachers of the Rishis were Luciferic
    • These things
    • that these things we are now discussing shall not be withheld
    • such a thing, even as a child, would never get beyond the
    • without putting something different in its place. That would
    • bring nothing but evil. For then man would grow together with
    • Things could come to the point where individual men would
    • nothing himself towards acquiring a new wisdom, then,
    • strong inclination they have to-day to let things drift on as
    • Lovers of ease who refuse to have anything to do with
    • earth and the overthrow of everything achieved hitherto by
    • is to exclude everything of the nature of knowledge from
    • in the future into the inner realities of things must be
    • world these things are accepted, but not when it comes to the
    • spiritual. What must be regained here is something that was
    • wisdom everything was based on number. And a last glimmer of
    • time many true things about the higher worlds are said in the
    • in respect of ideas, there is nothing new.
    • Certainly, Darwin made journeys, described many things he saw
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  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture I: The Power and Mission of Michael
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    • everything else, in the realm which the Form Spirits, around us and
    • development of the head and, on the other, everything that belongs to
    • Everything in which the head is rooted we would have to consider as
    • belonging to the fourth stage of evolution, and everything in which
    • of his body upon the head. You all know that breathing is connected
    • We must carefully discriminate between two things. The first is the
    • processes of breathing and blood circulation, you will see the blood
    • through the mouth, therefore breathing also belongs to the head. I
    • namely, the Ahrimanic element. We may say that everything that lives
    • in the blood tends toward the Luciferic, everything that lives in the
    • The Luciferic beings wish nothing more than to make the world desert
    • themselves. From various things I have said about them you can gather
    • beings have the tendency gradually to include mankind and everything
    • permeates everything in which we live. Please hold this fact in mind
    • under the influence of Paradise Lost. Here you have nothing of
    • Nothing less than the removal of the divine from consciousness and the
    • mankind. Everything that is active in this illusory conception is the
    • nothing but the result of the false world view which springs up
    • theosophical writings or participate in anything theosophical. The
    • everything else, to my Anthroposophy, and that those who wish to be
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  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture II: The Michael revelation.
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    • occurred. Thus it has nothing to do with an actual descent from the
    • human being thinks, he perceives with his senses; but he knows nothing
    • thoughts and ideas of our volition; we know nothing of the process of
    • Everything was mixed together, as it were, and man was said to have
    • descended from the animal. This is something like a
    • thing that must occur through the right understanding of man's
    • The essential thing is for human beings to see that since they did not
    • and new things may be added during the millennia to come.” What
  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture III. Michaelic Thinking.
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    • and refers to everything I have just mentioned.
    • regarding these things only if we know how we ourselves are related to
    • your soul gaze upon something else which may bring human beings
    • Christ impulse. But the Christ impulse is something
    • something which every one of them makes his own affair, not coercively
    • anything of an artistic form, for instance; that is, he has the
    • Now, everything that exists in mankind as causes of internal diseases
    • Speaking from the soul aspect, I would have to say: everything that
    • deception in so far as we consider something a reality which merely
    • received something from the mineral world. But since the mineral world
    • he try to avoid it. One thing is connected with another in human life.
    • of evolution and imagine that one thing proceeds from the other in a
    • we are in the position to see these things in the right light, that
    • thereby the world. For then we shall evaluate these things correctly
    • I said before: One thing is connected with the other. Human beings are
    • something quite different from what he really is. The moment this is
    • and are nothing more than mere word hulls run their course almost
    • dawn of the modern age. He still knew something of the spiritual which
    • considered thought itself to be something real. We may imagine that we
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  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture IV: The Culture of the Mysteries and the Michael Impulse.
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    • today. Historical considerations can no longer see these things in
    • into man's entire view of things. These sublime and mighty contents
    • something that has to be evolved, that has to be brought to a certain
    • transformation. These things cannot be observed externally in
    • nature said something entirely different, as if outer nature demanded
    • something completely different from them. Whenever such human beings
    • brings from his previous life, and the things as they have developed
    • following: You are bringing with you something in regard to which the
    • physical being you now receive something from this world which does
    • familiarizing himself with such a thing does he become aware of the
    • dreamlike fashion — one becomes aware of the fact that something
    • concepts — I am not referring here to people who have nothing to
    • It does not suffice, my dear friends, to know of something that it is
    • correct. We know that the things we comprehend intellectually through
    • first does not seem to be permeated by anything.
    • have said today something which I have repeatedly mentioned. It was
    • something is organically disturbed. To be sure, this may lie in very
    • This is the first thing we have to hold fast: atheism is a disease.
    • The second point, to be sure, is something different. Man may sense
    • friends, a great number of human beings living among us are nothing
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  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture V: The Michael Deed and the Michael Influence as Counter-pole of the Ahrimanic Influence
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    • is the moment when we have to become conscious of certain things, and
    • curious work about “Monarchy.” If you read such a thing, not
    • contains things which could not possibly have been spoken out of the
    • But this sort of conclusion was something quite self-evident for an
    • beings. To fail to understand these things was tolerable in a certain
    • We shall understand one another best if I remind you of something
    • to many things called “unprejudiced science.”
    • all-benevolent. All these are things which have nothing to do with
    • Wisdom was considered the fundamental attribute of the Divine Being. The concept of Omnipotence only gradually penetrated the idea of the Divine Being, from the fourth century onward. It continued to develop. The concept of personality was abandoned and the predicate was transmitted to the mere order of nature, which is conceived of more and more mechanically. And the modern concept of the necessity of nature, the omnipotence of nature, is nothing but the result of the evolution of the concept of God from the fourth to the sixteenth century. Only, the qualities of personality were abandoned and that which constituted the concept of God was taken over into the structure of thinking about nature.
    • from St. Augustine to Calvin. These things have to be comprehended. It
    • Ahrimanic spirits and thus contain something which far surpasses their
    • own nature and being. Therefore they show something in their
    • their power of attraction, everything that has remained Luciferic,
    • longer pass by these things. They are not convenient. For it has
    • And it is not without danger to speak about these things in complete
    • these things a psychic cruelty.
    • The result of the comprehension of these things, however, will be a
    • spiritual forces, pull down the intellectual forces. Everything
    • They interpret it wrongly for the reason that they know nothing of the
    • real triad Christ-Lucifer-Ahriman, or do not wish to know anything
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  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture VI: The Ancient Yoga Culture and the New Yoga Will.
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    • organization. Everything connected with the head organization, which
    • chiefly manifests as man's life of thought, is something that reaches
    • is to interpret the things of the world as various shades of light,
    • the permeation of everything perceptible with light and its
    • will and the necessity of nature did not exist for him. Everything was
    • reflection is preserved for us in the Old Testament. There something
    • that there is something in man whereby Providence that is outside in
    • At that time, man's process of breathing was sensed in this way.
    • and inside; people said to themselves: By being a breathing being, I
    • other at the one point, in the breathing process.
    • process of breathing, which in the third age was felt in a natural way
    • Thus, this consciousness of the breathing process was lost. And if one
    • through the fact that the breathing process was understood in the
    • third cultural age, something was understood within man that at the
    • same time was something external.
    • something that is in our inner being, that belongs to the outer and
    • the endeavor to find something in the human inner life in which an
    • where I seemingly dealt with these things in their importance for
    • of finding something which the human being lays hold of within
    • going back to Yoga culture; that has passed. For the breathing process
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture I: The Waldorf School, Spiritual Science, Outer World, Inner World
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    • Now, when we ended the first year something happened that
    • things too rigidly in words. One cannot study matters
    • word structure. One must be aware that by expressing things
    • something out in a practical sense today, one encounters,
    • something has been accomplished in a certain area. I must
    • the few who have meanwhile reached school age. If everything
    • anthroposophic books and who hope to set something from
    • to anything of a spiritual nature. When talking about
    • like to acquaint you with some things that can illustrate how
    • science has nothing to do with such a way of proceeding. It
    • there are people who maintain that everything one sees is, in
    • feeling. According to their view, as soon as something can be
    • of touch, for instance, are intuitively taken as something
    • for today's abstract world-view must be replaced by something
    • is feebleminded to seek in the external world something other
    • easy for people with other world outlooks to set things
    • refute something is considered an accomplishment. Yet, in a
    • human organism when we think atomistically. This is one thing
    • certainly finds interesting things. When we look into the
    • They are just the very things that point us toward material
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    • regarded as a reflection of something that is of supersensory
    • do one thing or another — mostly, they talk about this
    • that something that can be grasped in abstract ideas can only
    • be subject to the physical realm is something that people do
    • something does not make it any less real. Even if neither the
    • them, to present their people with something like an abstract
    • actions. Today one cannot do anything that benefits the
    • all consider something I mentioned before my trip to
    • Stuttgart to a number of you sitting here. It is something
    • One believes that something has been proven by refutation. I
    • because they had nothing to do with human knowledge. They
    • functions. Consequently, everything surrounding you in the
    • their own thinking was something that should have given them
    • materialists of the nineteenth century stated nothing wrong;
    • seething of substance within the skin until it became flames
    • must do things by its knowledge. Hence, first of all, the
    • who have become body-bound. Secondly, nothing is accomplished
    • to clarify to yourselves that it is one thing merely to
    • science must be comprehended as something that actually
    • something that Europeans can very well understand even though
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture III: Man's Twelve Senses in Relation to Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition
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    • corporeality is something mediated by the sense of sight.
    • something of the substantiality of this metal plate, that is,
    • the inner nature of things. If you go to the other side, you
    • arrive at something that the body in question exercises upon
    • sense. One may well hear something but need not grasp the
    • into the essence of something external when we understand it
    • pressure is only slight. You perceive nothing of the object,
    • things and where we perceive more the effects of things in
    • rainbow; we get something that is tinged, containing in a
    • kind of image something like a last residue of material
    • the image becomes condensed, so to speak, into something
    • spirit. More and more, we become aware that everything
    • waking consciousness, which is something you are not aware of
    • in sleep, and which is only disturbed when something within
    • causes us to feel whether the things are silken or woolen,
    • outside. What does, however, stream into the soul is nothing
    • something, we do not immediately believe that it is indeed
    • things and penetrates into us also, what holds and bears all
    • a person smells something, it is the extension of his sense
    • effect. Many people like to smell fragrant things and
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture IV: World Events, Initiation Knowledge and the Impulse toward Freedom
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    • information, you will have gathered one thing, namely, that
    • nothing about the connection between the impulses generated
    • unimportant events, however, frequently point to something
    • immensely incisive and drastic. Again, things go on that
    • not say important things without assuming the obligation to
    • should take the form of an obligation never to say anything
    • doing nothing; it should induce us to steer the correct
    • wishes to give an opinion about something that is happening
    • like to present something that will supplement what I said
    • by means of its facts it can determine something about the
    • of nebular condition. It is thought that everything arising
    • substance is indestructible, that everything consists only of
    • it, it is supposed that everything on the earth, including
    • Well, an art historian need not understand anything about
    • something more sublime than others, but in the end is only to
    • underlies everything that I say here. It is the basis of
    • it is usually done. Something grand is contained in the other
    • societies are nothing more than mere shadows of the past;
    • indeed, they represent something that can only do harm to
    • science, something that must obviously originate from
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    • something that must change today. Johann Gottlieb Fichte
    • Right and wrong is something that is of special interest to
    • something entirely different. First, however, we shall try to
    • something quite different was applicable when one wished to
    • something in a certain way, it was healthy, if he formed an
    • looking at things. The course of human evolution is such that
    • sense, but that behind it something like real atoms and
    • it as something other than the flame that flares up out of
    • nothing but the preservation of a portion of this
    • out of the seething organism as the inner spark, the inner
    • “childishness.” This is something that must be
    • something negative. When we speak from the other side, we
    • We speak of right and wrong, we refer to something that
    • an unhealthy opinion, we indicate that something is amiss in
    • their way to something entirely apart from man insofar as
    • something that proceeds from America but already makes itself
    • something that is not advantageous to him in life says that
    • he cleverly masters life, then he calls it something useful.
    • Man judges something to be false or wrong because it is
    • an “as-if science,” or something like that. The
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture VI: New Social Forms, Soul, Material World
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    • out two things in particular. I stressed that the external
    • external world is something quite unfounded, as spiritual
    • a special, higher world, something that mystic dreamers
    • discover something spiritual; there, we should seek for the
    • organs. Just as tallow turns into flame, so everything that
    • manner of fantastic things, depicting them in the ancient
    • terminology which actually does not designate anything new.
    • body, then something more nebulous and tenuous, the astral
    • body, or something even more and more rarefied; for one
    • of something more rarefied. It is really the same thing
    • society teachings, or whatever they are called now. Something
    • spiritual science if we conceive of something other
    • attain to a spiritual concept merely by calling something
    • proceed to regard something as right or wrong. Not until
    • terms. Things that must be expressed in a certain manner if
    • everything presented in a crudely senseperceptible
    • however, it is necessary to see a number of things in the
    • perceives that everything that is not Bolshevism leads to
    • a Russian affair. Then he discovers something quite
    • basically he is quite correct in pointing out: If anything
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture VII: Trends of Souls in People of the East, West, and Middle of Europe
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    • coloring, something originating in the characteristic
    • notice one thing they have in common. If this is the Western
    • When things are
    • become visible.” The sentence means nothing less than
    • is in itself something devoid of meaning, without reality, it
    • surrounded by things that I could touch. There must be wood,
    • become sense-perceptible. Everything outside exists primarily
    • anything about Fichte. You may take everything you find on
    • him today, either literary or scientific, but it has nothing
    • life here in the sense world as something that comes to man
    • after he has received his tasks prior to birth, as something
    • one earth life only, which is something that should
    • earthly life. Everything else, everything in the way of
    • life. Everything that became decadent in later ages, the
    • which are like something
    • thinking. The West will have to experience that something it
    • itself into something that is received there with the same
    • something very strange here that must, however, be mentioned.
    • to eliminate everything to do with the ego and astral body,
    • something that a great number of people do, in fact, speak
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    • Oriental people are especially gifted for everything
    • something once more that I have already outlined for some of
    • the activities expressed in breathing, blood circulation, and
    • so on — and the third, the metabolic man, everything
    • Brahman — something that Europeans and Americans will
    • understands these things views the remarkable poetic
    • learns to recognize the divine in something that the
    • Yoga exercises, his special breathing exercises, practicing
    • rhythmic system, the system of breathing and blood, into a
    • this air something that comes from the human metabolism,
    • between something that is a result of our metabolism and
    • something contained in the air that we breathe in. Today's
    • together in the air and considers it something purely
    • that I might have something with which to fulfill my
    • Yoga philosophy to be his ideal, the artistic breathing that
    • are truths, realities. One even comes to something like
    • what exists in the external world; but anything that would
    • world, namely, the life of rights, of the state, something
    • Through its effect, one arrives at something different that
    • to see through these things. For then we will realize how
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture IX: Hegel
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    • is something like a world tour of the spirit.
    • all else, there existed something like a concentrated
    • logic, but something entirely different. It was written in
    • was something akin to a summation of what Hellenism, in a
    • all its truth, purity, and light-filled clarity. Something
    • out of intense feeling than something abstract, what Jacob
    • dwelling in something that Nietzsche later called the cold,
    • passes over to “nothingness”; proceeds
    • “nothingness” to “becoming,” to
    • passage in Rosenkranz's biography of Hegel, for something
    • something that it cannot be. It is a sum of ideas that begin
    • with “being,” pass from “nothingness”
    • logic actually remains something eternal; thus it must
    • Everything that could be termed a
    • contains the remarkable sentence: “Everything
    • reasonable is real, and everything real is reasonable.”
    • element living in Middle Europe is indeed something we must
    • since the mendacities of recent years. It is something best
    • possesses in its spirit structure something of an inner
    • firmness, having nothing mathematical about it, yet
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture X: The Tapestry of the Senses, Memory, and the Spiritual World, -or- Spiritual-Cosmic Tasks of Man
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    • were drawn from beyond this threshold. Everything that is
    • organization, something that would appear thoroughly prosaic
    • something that is being pressed in a sense out of another
    • knowledge something derived from this side of the threshold.
    • textual tradition, everything else has been squeezed out like
    • humanity, an arrogance that will learn absolutely nothing. If
    • fruitful things can only be accomplished if these movements
    • because people stand firm against receiving anything from the
    • To experience it is to be affected by something rigidifying,
    • one — then one realizes something else, namely, why one
    • mission, how he exists for something, so to speak, that lies
    • in fact there in order for something to take place in the
    • universe, so must one be able to see that in everything, even
    • a member of the cosmos. One must realize that everything he
    • does signifies something that surpasses what he can first
    • signifies something in relation to the whole cosmos. By
    • not perceive the spirit concealed behind these things. People
    • behind them is not seen. Thus, the (negative) things have
    • particularly charmed when he wrote something like an occult
    • enchanted when, among many things, the so-called "permanent
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XI: Man as a Mediator of the Spiritual Beings of the Cosmos
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    • which a number of other things occur in our limb organism. We
    • arrived on their own at anything like such an awareness of
    • rhythms of heart and breathing. This means, in other words,
    • cosmos; he wishes to know nothing of it. A Person who does
    • world bestows an us everything connected with our senses.
    • reforms something that emerges out of chaos. In Eastern
    • anything of this nature that is to be given to humanity must
    • There, however, I am touching on something still quite
    • with the oldest formations. In everything forming the basis
    • must draw everything out of unconscious depths. How does this
    • everything is based on the development of the individuality.
    • chaos; instead, we obtain something that can be expressed in
    • article, how much is needed for one thing or another. The
    • and despise everything of a group order. Nietzsche had a
    • tremendous scorn for anything of a group nature in the world.
    • thing to him. What is connected, however, with the economic
    • nothing really sound and wholesome can result from
    • bad thing. Nothing much results or has resulted from it.
    • normal, modern consciousness of humanity, nothing
    • with figures; only associations can do something with numbers
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XII: The Members of the Human Being and their Relationship with the Social Organism
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    • becomes acquainted with the same things from ever changing
    • attitude that you are dealing with something quite different
    • observe how everything that the Occident has possessed up to
    • death preceding this earthly existence. Everything else
    • Mystery of Golgotha? It was something that was strongly
    • partly a fully conscious thinking; something that is, for
    • across something quite strange. One might actually recommend
    • or something else by a minor
    • thinking. He would experience something like the following.
    • to contemplate these questions. Confronted by such things, it
    • together in logical sequence, who is inept in everything and
    • additional facts not mentioned earlier. The things that such
    • freedom should reign. Something should come to pass that as
    • rebels against all that prevails in nature. Something
    • man for something concrete that serves as the basis for the
    • struggle for survival holds sway, and there is nothing that
    • Nonetheless, as far as Huxley is concerned, there is nothing
    • Huxley calls the family attraction, something that is active
    • is something that he calls “the human instinct for
    • something that appears in the human being in the sense
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XIII: The Interrelationship between the Human and the Social Organism
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    • that this constitution of man is something that is, so to
    • and finally also the ego are not really something static.
    • be clear about one thing. Let us take the physical body of
    • we can class this physical body of man with nothing but
    • environment, we are unable to find anything that could be
    • That seems natural, for it is something inaccessible to
    • immediate consciousness, something that we can also establish
    • it his science, his art, and his religion. Everything that in
    • the following. Everything brought into being because the ego
    • area, but anybody senses that this is something abnormal, for
    • life where the individual person can do nothing by himself,
    • where he can accomplish something only when he is part of an
    • certain relationship to his environment, adopts something
    • things in human life are related, indeed, in decidedly
    • absorbed by the form. The form is something absolutely
    • such things pass entirely unnoticed by what today is called
    • something merely abstract, man-made, arising and again
    • life of rights. All things physical, in fact, derive
    • originally from something given order or disorder by spirit.
    • will have nothing to do with each other, really cannot have
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XIV: The Connection of the Members of Man with the Kingdoms of Nature, the Necessity of the Threefold Order
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    • comprehend a number of things that have to be mentioned in
    • art, religion and science — are basically nothing else
    • souls. Here in the Occident we have established something
    • that in the end it is all an Oriental heritage. It is nothing
    • else. Certainly, we have changed any number of things. As I
    • turned finally through the Latin Roman element into something
    • trees. It only changes into something else by sprouting,
    • wishes to see nothing but stones come into existence in or
    • whoever views the earth as nothing but mineral substance,
    • would pay attention to these things, we must certainly bring
    • everything about all things; it is not much better when
    • everything about all things. One knows exactly how to set up
    • construct something in abstractions. Then it becomes law. It
    • is something else, however, when, for instance, someone
    • something else enters the picture. The teacher himself
    • (referring to the smaller form). In abstractions, everything
    • nothing but abstractions. These can be quite wonderful and
    • lie but something that is in accordance with the particular
    • Something else, however, takes its place: Paragraphs one,
    • they are observed is actually something absolutely
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XV: The Great Cosmic Signs in the Universe
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    • clearly that everything that takes place outside in the
    • requires each individual to contribute something toward the
    • understand a number of things that we have outgrown.
    • everything from a certain absolute standpoint, a standpoint,
    • upon to judge everything. He believes that it is possible to
    • have a final opinion about everything without undergoing any
    • that he is able to judge everything in a sovereign manner;
    • everything is in a sense illusion — the course of human
    • with each other, this has nothing to do with any natural laws
    • direct everything we may call human destiny.” One
    • was clearly aware that not everything that man has to know
    • things he has to be aware of, the forces that work in his
    • outside earth. Therefore, everything that was to be
    • than anything which has arisen in the form of natural
    • theories concerning the human being or anything in the
    • wanting to judge everything only from an earthly standpoint.
    • Let us consider something that is now prevalent in the world,
    • work?”— or something like that. All the reasons
    • associations, and so forth — things that are admittedly
    • about all things.
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XVI: Changes in the Meaning of Speech, -or- Dreams and Human Development
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    • something for human evolution, without the participation of
    • thing is to be in a position to understand such things by
    • anything from the name “Miller.” Initially, it
    • may already know something about the actual person, the real
    • his name anything about the character of the approaching
    • feel the need to discover, by means of something that is not
    • A person bearing the name Smith today no longer has anything
    • to do with a real smith; a person called Miller has nothing
    • infer the things from their words. Now, it is convenient to
    • regard to such things we must have the same attitude that we
    • something that is experienced by many people with abstract
    • itself. Concerning the things of life, intentions that do not
    • indicate the being or thing in question, no longer
    • designating and explaining anything fully. If
    • for example, then something must come about for which people
    • something is represented that in future time will have to
    • to anticipate something that is supposed to occur in the
    • something lacking in capacities, lacking in images. This
    • legends and anything illuminated by imagination. In our
    • earliest childhood with something that is actually not at all
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  • Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture I: The Art of Recitation and Declamation
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    • and spirit, you are constrained to add things to the course of the
    • action as played out in the physical world – things which
    • you present such things, not out of any kind of fantastic or
    • everything you will now hear recited and declaimed was heard,
    • taking form. In the delineation of such a scene one has nothing to
    • the contents are to be recited by them. Something quite unique can
    • something which represents an all-awareness of nature, so to speak,
    • such a way that one feels: everything in the speech-formation tends
    • to create something (if I may so express myself) that is both
    • particular whenever he encountered something essentially German.
    • Iphigeneia. We see here something gnarled, rugged,
    • something which in its plastic contours stands there
    • amongst other things, stands once more before his soul. She looks
    • now feels to be something Nordic, rugged, gnarled, something almost
    • the poetic line he experiences when something of the nature of
    • Now something of this must naturally find its
    • declamation is to be regarded as a real art-form. For everything
  • Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture II: The Art of Recitation and Declamation
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    • that of ordinary prose, of whatever kind this may be; everything
    • poetry. I should like to draw attention to two facts – things
    • so lightly, is something to which Homer, the great writer of Greek
    • anyone who can see into these things, is a document of the very
    • – that when I reveal myself in poetry, it is really something
    • at the opening of his two poetic creations as something worthy of
    • more serious consideration than is usually accorded to such things
    • It is remarkable how something similar, and yet quite
    • still have a living feeling and perception for such things? I
    • something is here related which does not come out of normal
    • but to something which is revealed, through ordinary consciousness,
    • to something musical which permeates the human being, and which
    • – it is something which permeates human consciousness as a
    • perception similar to seeing, as something like visual perception,
    • something plastic and formative, something imaginative; in the
    • Homeric epic we are given something musical. Both, however, from
    • profounder depths of human nature, something which takes hold of
    • order to gain a practical, artistic realization of these things in
    • you what must live in declamation when something more of the nature
    • then proceed to something which is more definitely art –
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  • Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture III: The Art of Recitation and Declamation
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    • way in which blood-circulation, pulse-beat and breathing-rhythm
    • interpenetrate each other in the human organism something of which
    • speech, everything that in singing is still bound up with numerical
    • relations is transformed into something of inner intensity: when we
    • were compressed from spatiality into something two-dimensional yet
    • way in which all those things that in music and singing, in pitch,
    • turned inward that nothing external remains except time, which
    • body, and through the breathing-rhythm, into the movements of the
    • The breathing-rhythm
    • breathing-rhythm is not destroyed, there arises what lives in
    • volition. Now, when we will something, when we pass over into a
    • conscious grasping of the in-breathing process which tends toward
    • And shall sensive things be so sencelesse as to
    • Thus both trees and each thing ells, be the
    • way as to show all the things I have discussed.
    • have something experienced as a perception – as breathed-in,
    • described them – something which was actually practised in
    • predominant inbreathing-process tends toward mental representation,
    • breathing-process which has not quite arrived at representation, we
    • something which has entered that poetry in which the element of
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  • Title: Colour: Part Two: Thought and Will as Light and Darkness
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    • the heading either of thought of will appears to be something
    • limbs we now have, with everything belonging to them, will be
    • view, criticize these things, one sees at once how little the present
    • penetrate into such things. Your thought and whole soul-life will
    • the most mature thing in us, the result of former lives on earth; what
    • look at the other side of human things, at the beginnings. It is the
    • clairvoyance? Yes: if we do this, we also get something which we can
    • interior. For it is nothing less than a diving down into matter. If
    • there falls something which however has the power of further
    • on everything he wanted to see and feel in the world. For instance he
    • to the past, where the ripening force is, which brings things to
    • ought really to draw the whole thing so that one says: You have the
    • The essential thing for us today is that the world, including man, is
  • Title: Colour: Part Two: The Connection of the Natural with the Moral-Psychical. Living in Light and Weight.
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    • times, he says to himself: Everything surrounding me has come out of
    • the past, out of some nebular condition, and thus out of something
    • things, to which one must come if one acknowledges honestly the modern
    • materialistic, seeing physical events as the only thing in the world,
    • the thought: Surely everything moral that arises in the human soul
    • must have its compensation in the world; there must be something which
    • people who believe everything the purely natural scientific view has
    • everything in favour of a final cindery, slaggy condition of our
    • of things — that good works somehow find their reward, and
    • light-phenomena, that we therefore see in the outer world everything
    • you how dying world-thoughts are to be seen in everything that
    • intelligent things will be found, but we do not stand face to face
    • moral organization. All moral things are therefore destined to emerge
    • into physical things. Does the man who looks at Nature spiritually
    • something else: as in sleep we were receptive of light, so in
    • nothing of weight; he learns to recognize this only inwardly, above
    • instance, is something which transfers the weight to the soul within.
    • in weight. This means something which is now carried over into the
    • Newton, really things very materialistically; or he imagines some sort
    • of demon or something sitting in the middle of the earth and pulling
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  • Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture IV: Poetry and the Art of Speech
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    • going to say something this evening, is not at present accorded its
    • something inartistic. When in reciting, as happens at the present
    • sense of the word) something which ultimately becomes apparent in
    • something personal: I would like to say that to me it was always
    • impart artistic form, the Imaginative comes to be something
    • be able to present something of the lyric and the dramatic. We
    • shall then continue with something that might be called a
    • lives everything which we might describe as coming from musical
    • conscious awareness. Through vocalisation something capable of
    • However, these things must not be practised in the mechanical and
    • assumed, along with artificial breath-control. Everything the body
    • begin with something lyrical. From this you should actually be able
    • When last I heard their soothing
    • artistic declamation, it is of primary importance to lose nothing
    • poetry itself, will only become artistic when everything that the
    • something formed. In the lyric it must go more into the musical. In
    • spheres where something similar is effected, the opposition between
    • tendency (since the spirit manifests itself in everything physical)
    • unfolds in the tempo of the human pulse-beat; while something more
    • psychic, we may also say, something that takes its course in the
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 1
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    • in eurythmy and secondly find himself unable to achieve anything of
    • of our exercises relating to it. But the first thing which we must obtain
    • to regard each human organ as a thing unto itself. That isn't the case,
    • of the brain lying further forwards. The tendency to build something
    • When we breathe and this breathing expresses itself in speaking or singing,
    • when this modified breathing (for from a certain point of view one must
    • the ear is nothing other than a larynx, only metamorphosed — there
    • do here with something which is taken directly from the human organism.
    • transgression against the rhythmic system is too great everything
    • oneself if something should not be introduced into the education of
    • the child. If in time the condition appears to he habitual, then something
    • fluttery and one can do nothing with him, one must attempt to bring
    • take things in — our Waldorf teacher know these children well,
    • they can at times bring one to mild despair; they actually hear nothing
    • of what one says to them, everything passes them by — in this
    • in just the opposite manner. Naturally one cannot begin with everything
    • pay particular attention that these things are done in such a way that
    • find that these things present difficulties for an inner understanding
    • is mediated by the nervous system. If you do not know these things you
    • it and write really proper letters. That is something which carries
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 2
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    • of the outward form-nature of things. However, one can actually only
    • an extent. We take something away from it on its path to the interior.
    • a dreamer in a certain sense or something similar. Or, if we think of
    • to walk awkwardly and to tire in walking are two different things. When
    • practise other things as well which we have as yet to discuss. But at
    • see that in the case of all these things it is to a degree a matter
    • that the person concerned, the person who carries out these things in
    • arm covers the other. In the case of “O” however, something
    • the rear in spirit; as if one were to experience something like having
    • irregular breathing, who is in some fashion burdened clown by his breathing
    • and such like, you will be able to bring this person to normal breathing
    • things will be particularly applicable. Similarly, if you employ the
    • the middle. That is something which it would be particularly good to
    • not to mix the two things; the artistic eurythmists would not do well
    • child or a grown-up carry out something having to do with consonants,
    • feeling when the “S” is done that you encounter something
    • it is really not the same thing. And so the “M” is that
    • “H”, then, you will say to yourself: there is something in
    • things. If someone wants to agree to something Luciferic, but immediately
    • is the essential thing and tomorrow we will speak about it further.
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 3
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    • has been truly given to everything which must be taken into account
    • completely in order to grasp the spiritual element in the things outside
    • even in those things in respect to which modern man has become inward.
    • science is not accepted on the grounds of such things is solely that
    • take too many things into account in order to come to the truth, and
    • They want to make everything easier for themselves; and that
    • is the L (Miss Wolfram: L). You sec that there is something of the same
    • of U the attempt to characterize something moving predominates. Thus
    • in such things the natural connections are to be perceived. In the manner
    • in respect to all these matters it is necessary to take one thing
    • pole the tendency to become fat. These things can really be taken
    • things if one wishes to understand these matters inwardly.
    • the left hand — in art only an indication of all these things
    • of sounds tomorrow, I would like to speak in closing of something
    • And to practise eurythmy is, apart from everything else, an attempt
    • is actually already something which is becoming inhuman through its
    • which came about because it was seen that one traces something like a
    • we have only coarse words — of something which expresses itself
    • made their language abstract. However, we can actually do something about
    • We can actually do something about overcoming this with the help of
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 4
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    • the limb-metabolic system. Naturally the first thing we must do today
    • the person with whom one hopes to accomplish something by means of the
    • to demonstrate these things. So we have D and T. When one carries out
    • they are quite tired — in these things it is really a matter of
    • while forming knock-knees. It would be the same thing with the K sound
    • out sharply, with the Q as well; but that is the same thing again. Here
    • this movement one has something which one can have those children do who
    • have the F-sound. (Mrs. Baumann). One has to do here with something
    • That is something which works directly over onto the rhythm of evacuation
    • of doing the peewit step backwards is something which one should really
    • sound in the time when people still understood something of the inner
    • system. That is something which one really only notices when one considers
    • fact on many things; in our present time where knowledge of the soul
    • Now, you see, behind something
    • instruction is done with humour; before everything else it must give
    • be something which could really not be done at all.
    • something which brings a great deal of life into this human etheric
    • everything in it works in a unitary fashion. If you were to survey children
    • something such as I showed you yesterday with them: the R-movement, which
    • use of these things pedagogically. One must only always have the
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    • confirms or negates something one has to do with the nature of judgment
    • this, in a certain sense one is setting out something which one carries
    • something (Mrs. Baumann). Take a good look at this, the feeling of love
    • for something. Imagine it carried out ten times consecutively and
    • nature and which has the effect of warming the circulation. It is something
    • have something which could be called a wish: Hope. (Miss Wolfram) Look
    • warming effect on the breathing system will result. Naturally one must
    • take into consideration that all these things of which we have spoken
    • bending, ten times consecutively. That is something which people who
    • rhythm of breathing and of circulation, positively. When there are
    • bent to the right and left, and that with the M-movement. That is something
    • thing is to carry it out so long as the pains are not present.
    • say that their shoulders hurt so and everything possible hurts, then
    • whole thing with an E movement with the arms. Run so that you pass by
    • and thereby the whole breathing system. Here again, when one leaves
    • within their organism. That is why everything which brings children
    • and so on, all these things are related to man in such a way that the
    • has been put to me which could perhaps lead to something — and
    • certain people by virtue of their race. I brought such things to discussion
    • author not do so? Everything about which he knows very little he chalks
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 6
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    • something which is in essence the meaningful word, a meaningful
    • association of words. He listens to something in which the activity of
    • association of sounds. That is something which man in his waking,
    • is nothing other than to make the inner man more flexible, plastic,
    • for at this point one can do nothing other than to call forth internally
    • eurythmy. Thus in applying to therapeutic ends everything derived from
    • arrives at something which one has inferred. If one wishes to attain
    • instructor stands at the spiritual level of the child. Such things
    • take these matters into account instinctively. Such things must be
    • will get themselves into if they do not turn to these things consciously,
    • how they will gradually degenerate. That is something which Switzerland
    • These things can be observed to play a part in the state of the world
    • that is something of much less interest to us at the moment. What interests
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 7
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    • to yourself that, in association with the tendency to push something
    • spherical forwards, from without inwards, some-thing is formed which
    • upon the forces which inspire man from without inwards in his breathing,
    • being and transforms them into something truly sculptural.
    • is rampant. What does it mean, when we say that something of a plastic
    • case demands. However, although it may be necessary to combine something
    • two years ago a deformation of the joints set in. These are things which
    • be able to do something with this freedom. Ile must go on to engender
    • it may nevertheless be necessary to render aid when something appears
    • the inner breathing of the organs orientated from without inwards and
    • and the kidneys begin to sparkle and flash; something is really there
    • extraordinarily difficult to speak to people about these things,
    • painted something very beautiful; it is in fact your obstructed excretion
    • from repressed sexuality. Here, of course, the things are not drawn or
    • thing crosses the other; then an inward silent speaking joins what is
    • what would like to arise and take form in something like mystical poetry
    • the therapeutic eurythmy exercises be reinforced by rational breathing
    • rational breathing exercises, as a reinforcement of the eurythmic
    • situation that one should avoid stereotyping, avoid saying the one thing
    • One should concern oneself in each individual case with the breathing
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  • Title: Colour: Part One: Colour-Experience (Erlebnis)
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    • although the psychologist may, admittedly, have something to say about
    • the first place, Art is not allowed to decide anything at all about
    • whereas in the world outside, objective colour presents nothing but
    • explanations such as these is able to make nothing of the concept that
    • in mind, and seek for something objective. They then wander away from
    • out, there is really nothing further from the content of our real
    • Let us try for a while to sink ourselves into something which can be
    • penetrate into the nature of colour, we must experience something in
    • easily seen, but we will proceed at once to the essential thing.
    • experience something in green as such, something which we need not
    • same thing when gazing on the green plant-covering of the earth; we
    • everything else offered by the plants, as we only wish to look at the
    • If we wish to express such a thing as this, we must try to
    • We are not copying Nature in this experiment, but placing something
    • they produce something in the meadow which it is really impossible to
    • ourselves with something which finds its most beautiful and
    • Now this makes it possible to see something in the world of colour
    • itself, as such. There is something in that world which we shall have
    • our idea is that greenness belongs to them, that it is something
    • really as though we simply made an image of something; in the
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  • Title: Colour: Part One: The Luminous and Pictorial Nature of Colours
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    • world with the character of pictures; but we saw also that something
    • essential proceeded from something else giving rise to the pictorial
    • shine through the moving white and black. You will also see something
    • organism — in which there was always motion. Everything is in
    • I have here pointed out to you from the nature of things a certain
    • of colour if we consider another thing.
    • Because a game is a limited pedantic activity, something very
    • surface of yellow is something disagreeable; it is ultimately
    • imagine it, but it has something super-human. When Fra Angelico paints
    • equal blue surfaces, he summons, as it were, something
    • paint an equal blue when he brings super-terrestrial things into the
    • modifies the whole thing. I'll make circles here for you which I fill
    • cannot do anything with it, we are powerless against it. Nor can it
    • That is the nature and the difference in coloured things. Black, white,
    • something; in yellow, blue and red there is an inherent luster.
    • Yellow, blue, red are external to something essential. The others are
    • always projected pictures, always something shadowy. We can call them
    • something luminous, not with shadow, but with that by which the nature
    • lustrous. The things shine, they throw off colour in a way; and
    • You will observe, we come here upon things which upset Physics
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  • Title: Colour: Part One: The Phenomenon of Colour in Material Nature
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    • something volatile and fleeting, either as image or luster, to solid
    • impression of something painted. So, if we want to raise the study of
    • the rest of life, you see what interesting things result. He pursued
    • state, for there existed nothing solid then. We can speak of colour
    • attached to anything, or at the most, to the surface. Only on the
    • colour-matter, and with something that is really a fluid element. And
    • that something was formed in vegetation which made it definite, and not
    • see in it nothing else but a copy of what you perceive in the Cosmos.
    • things cannot be understood with the clumsy ideas of Physics. They
    • nature of colours. It is, you see, something peculiar. If you go back
    • turned everything in the nature of colours into image, then you cannot
    • glow, something yellowish-white, that is luminous. Because the
    • painting, all sorts of things have cropped up in order to comprehend
    • canvas, or any other surface, something that gives you the impression
    • to paint in something that floods it as the expression of the shining
    • If you obey this law, you will also realize that everything painting
    • form what is there. But if something refuses to be fixed in pictorial
    • sensibility, and now I ask you to reflect if there is anything in the
    • painting, something inorganic, i.e. walls or some other inanimate
    • something whereby the inorganic, the inanimate is to result, which at
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    • I shall have something to add to what was stated
    • yesterday. I am reminding you of something which most of you
    • these things, and two organic systems which are as different
    • be employed through which a conception of these things may be
    • metabolic and limb system. If I will something, a corresponding
    • this surface of the organs? It is nothing less than a
    • have perceived and digested something in thought, it is
    • organism is involved in these things. That is something which
    • surface of the organs. In a certain sense everything
    • to recollections. But something enters the organism at the same
    • not everything is thus transformed into organic metabolism,
    • etc. Certain organs take up instead something which becomes
    • concretely, as one can study physical things. And spiritual
    • theoretically: that these things arise, having been squeezed
    • reality everything remembered with a strong ingredient of
    • as a pump which pumps the blood through the body. Nothing more
    • absurd can be believed, for the heart has nothing to do with
    • Well, something is reflected from the surface of the heart
    • because everything connected with the heart forces is
    • human metabolism is by no means a mere simmering and seething
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  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture One: Ahrimanic and Luciferic, Human Body, Soul, Spirit
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    • something which ought to be, something which is the ideal. Yet no
    • manner of ways of expressing what, despite everything, will be far
    • man's being, we find the ahrimanic influence at work in everything
    • towards ahrimanic soul elements, we discard anything that might fill
    • ahrimanic influence is found in everything that tends towards what is
    • towards freedom, towards independence, towards everything that
    • astray. But on the other side there is also something that lies in
    • mankind's necessary line of evolution, something which develops a
    • luciferic influence in the human soul is found in everything that
    • to describe a super-sensible realm, in order to describe something
    • life in the form of beauty, in the form of art. Thus something unreal
    • is brought into life as if by magic, something which has been
    • something that has long been overtaken by world existence, something
    • as were justifiable in ancient cosmic ages, if they allow everything
    • give to external existence a form which expresses something it could
    • something it would never be able to express by means of its own
    • natural forces, the result is the art of sculpture; then, something
    • kind, something unreal, is brought as if, by magic into real
    • progresses it is not a matter of whether we say one thing or another.
    • one thing or another can be said. However true it may be to say, in
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  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Two: East, Weat, and Center, -or- Asiatic Spiritual Life
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    • another, or something similar. But such coming to terms cannot be
    • to understand very clearly that there are things which hold sway in
    • the depths of the soul, things which do not find their way into those
    • But it is also true that in everything that has been revealed there
    • attempt to describe Christianity, or indeed anything divine and
    • exchanged with the people in the room. This is something that
    • things that are achieved in the different regions of the earth are
    • world and everything that belongs to it. And we see how faith, which
    • must not be allowed to become knowledge, is allotted everything that
    • relearn something — not about the content of thoughts, but
    • philosopher. Just imagine Mill or Bergson saying such a thing! It is
    • unimaginable. These are the things for which we must develop a sense
    • things is what has real significance.
    • also taken on, as something from outside, the thought forms of the
    • something which it is almost impossible to find anywhere in the
    • another by means of something which today, if at all, remains only in
    • ‘Ich’ is like, is similar to, everything; microcosm
    • compared with macrocosm. Of course to go into things in this way
    • learn to understand that two people can say the same thing and yet
    • mean something quite different, depending on the way of life from
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    • idea of religion today is of something rather general. The concept of
    • religion makes us think too strongly of something general, something
    • only something perfectly familiar to them in their picture
    • consciousness. It was something which may be described as
    • these people saw behind the written characters was something which
    • developed lively feelings for these things. At the same time they
    • feelings paled, so human beings had to start developing something out
    • somewhat, but human beings had to develop something by inner activity
    • , something which would unite them once more with the cosmic beings
    • distant past, something like this had been at the foundation of what
    • had a feeling for these things, called by the expression: ‘I
    • regard to the written characters. From this arose something which we
    • wisdom, something which comprised knowledge about the constellations
    • ancient Greeks experienced this darkness of earth as something light.
    • cosmosophy. So, as everything that looked down from the broad heavens
    • geosophy. Cosmosophy was nothing more than a tradition for them,
    • something they could learn about when they looked back to those who
    • there is something we today take far too little into consideration:
    • earth was something which had a quality of soul. The connection with
    • envelops the earth in nothing but concepts, but to a geosophy in
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    • reckoned, by those who understand these things, to have started in
    • conducted the Mysteries, and also their pupils, saw something most
    • one should think that there is anything superstitious about using
    • the forces of the earth was something they had from him. But he knew
    • the human earthly intellect. Here I am the master and nothing can
    • contest this here on earth. By way of the Mysteries, something from
    • such things this opposition was strongly felt throughout the Middle
    • physical bodily nature, namely, everything to do with the intellect
    • such things to seek knowledge of external matters in any sphere which
    • their own. Such things were left to the Mysteries. So before the
    • fact can be greatly clarified by something that was regarded as being
    • draught of forgetfulness and, on the other hand, something which
    • achieving higher super-sensible knowledge. Today everything has to
    • instincts and dreams. Because all the Mysteries included something
    • akin to the draught of forgetfulness and also something akin to the
    • held sway in connection with everything relating to the external
    • life since birth. This is something which is achieved nowadays
    • consciousness of a great tableau of life encompassing everything that
    • forgetting was not the essential point. Negative things are never the
    • essential point. The positive thing achieved was that the pupil's
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    • attained by such means. A declaration stating that one thing or
    • The draught of forgetfulness, I said, wiped from memory everything
    • things. Without the use of the body these things remain dreamlike,
    • received something dreamlike, which, however, also contained a
    • intellectual element. One thing that shows this especially is the
    • in the widest circles. Another thing, even though it is not yet fully
    • first time. Nevertheless, it is felt to be something which has been
    • something that is more than what comes out of the intellect.
    • two things in the last diagram. Both this (top) and this (bottom),
    • thing. And they are one and the same, but seen from different sides.
    • and death, then, are relative concepts. There is something which
    • makes its appearance when the soul is on its way to birth, something
    • his highly-developed intellect, this would be something quite
    • next thing we see is our raised hand, another perception. We perceive
    • something at the beginning and we perceive something at the end, but
    • then becomes transparent. We then no longer look down into something
    • but you must regard it as a picture; these ghostly things that you
    • of mistaking them in their picture character for anything else. But
    • Think of something really startling: Suppose our present respected
    • to you. Until you learn to disregard everything you already know and
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    • described these things from numerous standpoints already. But today
    • impulses, so that we can describe all these things that are
    • everything you have perceived through your senses and everything you
    • weaving life before conception is, of course, something that fills
    • shadows, confined within our human physical organism, of something
    • find, as one part of the content of his soul, something that is like
    • part of the content of his soul cannot be described as anything other
    • prior to physical life something lives in the soul which, as fear,
    • experience outside the physical body is something quite different
    • the fundamental aspect of the cosmos is something that has now become
    • foreign to him; it no longer has anything to offer him. He feels a
    • serve to describe these things. Ordinary thinking lies far from all
    • corpse is our world of thoughts. Something that is dead is the world
    • thoughts, but in the widest possible sense in everything which we can
    • do with nature. Everything by which you spread into your environment
    • earlier earthly lives. Something living is carried over from
    • something that I should like to describe as a feeling of self. This
    • impulses, everything on which our activity in the world is based
    • once again what a good thing it is for earthly life that human beings
    • something in which human beings are as much asleep as they are
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  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Nine: The Threefold Human, Reincarnation, Heathens, Jews, Christians, Calderon
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    • brings down on the one hand something which inwardly still possesses
    • brings down something which fills his element of soul and spirit,
    • something which I have described as being essentially a state of
    • human sympathy. So in human sympathy we have something that maintains
    • of our spirit and soul element. Nature is seen as nothing more than a
    • they ought to experience nothing but dead spirituality? To answer
    • start not in our head, but in our rhythmical organism. Everything
    • something much more alive. Here there is an echo of everything our
    • spirit and soul between death and this new birth. In our breathing
    • and in our blood circulation something vibrates — forces that
    • grotesque these things are, in reality, in comparison with what
    • with the head about what happens in the present time is something
    • way things are forestalled. Things that take place later than they
    • should in the course of evolution are luciferic. Things that come too
    • soon are ahrimanic. Let us look at something which came about in
    • yesterday, were transformed into nothing more than allegories by a
    • human evolution that such a thing has been done. Today it is not all
    • Buddhi, and so on, distorting everything to fit an allegory. This
    • sort of thing is, of course, nonsense. But Philo of Alexandria
    • allegories. These allegories are nothing other than an inner
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  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Ten: The Threefold Human, Four Elements, Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition
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    • things show forcefully how human beings, striving for the spirit,
    • everything he had experienced in Italy underwent a transformation
    • draw everything, expanding the soul-being once more into a cosmic
    • the head. But it is our head which makes us solid. Everything solid
    • metabolism and limbs has transferred everything into warmth, it then
    • such things can certainly be expressed in artistic
    • something which simply does not belong to external nature as it now
    • is, but something that comes from your former incarnation. You are
    • studying something as though it had arisen at the present moment; but
    • it is not something that has arisen out of the present moment, nor
    • rhythmical human being everything comes into movement. Here we have
    • to do with the watery and the airy elements. Everything
    • incarnation. This is the first thing. Then come the even more
    • Intuition. These things must be taken into European consciousness,
    • spirit’. Goethe should have let Faust say something like this.
    • for something which can only be achieved when it is possible to say:
    • patient he deduced something of the type of the illness. This made a
    • intensified into a hatred against any talk of spiritual things
    • observe things from vantage points not open to most, he is seeking an
    • life. And despite the fact that he has written such things as the
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    • figure in a popular play or something similar, he came to see him as
    • this feeling of dissatisfaction because anything abstract — and
    • this with what it was like in earlier times. The fact that things
    • intellectual concepts came to be the only acceptable thing, the only
    • but on the other he is not unfamiliar with occult things, which in
    • Goethe's own day were considered nothing more than superstition.
    • learned and interesting things that have been written about this! But
    • other than approach these things in a way which cannot be fixed in
    • insight, he portrayed anything spiritual as something just as
    • Goethe, who was sensitive to all these things, also had a mood of
    • longer had any awareness that something spiritual played in —
    • source of what it was all about. Something lived in the consciousness
    • of human beings, something that made the outstanding spirits say: I
    • in the age of Queen Elizabeth. Shakespeare wanted to depict something
    • possible to come to terms. This is the remarkable thing: The world of
    • that even an iron hand was needed. Goethe refers back to something
    • appears as something that is out of place. It would not have occurred
    • Goethe depict its existence as something unjustified, whereas he
    • back in a certain way to something that has once been, though he certainly
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  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Twelve: The Transition from the 4th to the 5th Post-Atlantean Period, Shakespeare, the Spiritual Struggle of Schiller and Goethe
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    • who thought about such things. He felt he could not depict
    • too, can experiment with this drama. Take out everything to do with
    • and without any idea of destiny. Yet he included these things. This
    • something which
    • at something else too. Just at the time when he was getting to know
    • on its most intimate character in something Schiller wrote which I
    • human beings? Something that might have been called a philosophy of
    • out of such thoughts nothing can come which in any way approaches the
    • expressing these things in the form of abstract concepts. Instead,
    • about twenty figures appear, all of which have something to do with
    • impulses which, in the end, depict in the most manifold way something
    • — this was very different from how things are today. In those
    • do they also retreat from concepts, which are nothing other than
    • something else.
    • find everything I have expressed here, in the form of direct speech,
    • something which cannot be expressed in concepts. We see that Goethe
    • wisdom-filled things found in the form of the human body by means of
    • kitchen. Commentaries on these things always distort matters. We fail
    • about these things, but if he were in the right frame of mind he
    • any thinking. — Such things are always an aspect of Goethe's
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  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Thirteen: The Transition from the 4th to the 5th Post-Atlantean Period, Shakespeare, Schiller, Goethe, -or- The Search for the Spirit
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    • invested the figure of his Faust with all these things sensed in his
    • intellectualism with something pointing back to ancient days when
    • Karl Moor something which echoes the luciferic element that is also
    • The thing
    • seen to be accepted by him. Everything belonging to older times is
    • in which things can take the course which they are prone to take. We
    • into the past. They want the past to lead to something different from
    • something that can only be achieved in ideas, something that can only
    • go further eastwards we would find that there is nothing on the earth
    • that is spiritual. The East of Europe has not created anything into
    • understanding of these things gives us deep insight into the struggle
    • which live in us are nothing but corpses of the spirit unless we make
    • something that is dead in the spiritual sense be brought back to
    • accordingly. They have the feeling: Something is dead if we remain
    • the stars and to all sorts of other things, in order to bring a
    • fifteenth century was something of which absolutely no account is
    • pointers to these things at crucial points in cultural evolution. See
    • is also something else, something very remarkable, which comes to
    • experience in it all the things that it signifies. This was not the
    • contained whatever was experienced in connection with the thing
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  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Fourteen: The 5th Post-Atlantean Period, the French Revolution, Schiller, Goethe, the Freedom Problem, -or- Berlin University Course Report - 2
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    • come to develop in the various realms of inner life. Everything that
    • everything they were striving for.
    • everything human beings can strive for, in thought, feeling and will,
    • satisfy everything that is present in the sense-perceptible physical
    • in social conditions something which man can strive for here on
    • requirement: Everything on earth is to be arranged in such a way as
    • from here onwards things had to start moving upwards once more. This
    • artistically or when he is enjoying something artistic. The
    • spiritual seeing of something artistic. So inasmuch as a human being
    • Revolution, towards something for which human beings have to wrestle
    • something external, like the state, might make human beings free.
    • Neither can I imagine how in this aesthetic society certain things
    • realm. They want to be compelled, led, guided by something. And since
    • deny it and choose instead something which they are not free either
    • and a free experience in the realm of the will. These are things
    • to offer in the realm of thinking is something unfree, something
    • something, if they are willing to recognize, simply with their
    • everything written today in a book about botany or zoology. But it is
    • that needed also for ordinary healthy common sense. Everything in
    • this manner that people today want to absorb everything. What they
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  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture IV
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    • something the human being acquires only after life on earth has
    • inhalation, inspiration, something in pre-earthly existence that we
    • Word of the universe, the universal language, from which all things
    • gratifying artistic event, let me say something about the connection
    • bears within himself but everything surrounding him in outer nature
    • and vowels. Everything brought out in speech is composed of the
    • M is based on something having a definite form in our body. In
    • When one speaks of consonants, one always feels something that is
    • the breathing process unites with the movements taking place along
    • activity. Nerve activity and breathing activity are not isolated from
    • nervous system; he dwelt more in the breathing system, and for this
    • system he draws back into the stream of breathing when he sings
    • (sketched in yellow), the stream of breathing. When vowel sounds are
    • of breathing extends into the head and is directly activated from
    • breathing process.
    • poet still makes an effort to retain the rhythm of breathing in the
    • composes songs takes everything back into breathing, and therefore
    • also into the head-breathing. When man shifts from speaking to
    • were closer to the primeval languages that the words for things of
    • all the consonants that are here on earth become something completely
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  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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    • could offer one of the time spent during sleep. Everything the
    • would discover nothing of the things around us through thoughts if
    • that dwell in all things. Our organ of thinking is simply something
    • Exusiai. Such things happen in the super-sensible world. This was a
    • cosmic forces over everything existing in the world of colors, tones,
    • thoughts were objectively perceived in all things. Just as today we
    • things, just as red or blue streams forth. In my book,
    • Such things
    • century, which is mentioned so as to pinpoint something definite in
    • nothing of the relationships that are to be considered here.
    • formerly they were located behind the appearance of things; they
    • element as something that occurs around or within him. The moment he
    • had something to do with the appearance of the interval of the
    • meaningful thing for them to say was, “I live in music made by
    • impression of being something external that lacks content. Man
    • experiences something empty in the fifth, though in a positive sense
    • something like an objective major and minor mode, not one experienced
    • is something that sounds forth to us from the wonderful knowledge of
    • such and such a thing. Human beings actually heard how, in primeval
    • itself to us by this inner unity of everything that man, perceiving
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  • Title: Lecture I: The WHITSUN Mystery and its Connection with the Ascension
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    • of everything to which it is relevant. No such opinion is possible in
    • indication of their meaning. Anything more than this is not possible.
    • everything that belongs to it: the plants, the animals, and, above
    • this signifies that by the middle of the Atlantean epoch, everything
    • another in the evolution of humanity something of supreme importance
    • In this picture of the Ascension, something more is manifest to the
    • on the earth. Thus something else became apparent here, namely that
    • of those men who have, so to speak, no desire to know anything about
    • Thus there are two things that mankind must realise: on the one hand
    • And now something else can be added to the picture of the Ascension.
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    • have the same scope as today. But we must express things in our own
    • of earth. But the ego was regarded as something foreign to the earthly
    • at everything else on earth and said of it all: This is, this exists.
    • to earthly things and beings could never guarantee it to the ego. They
    • or as anything else of earth is an active force, we would be wrong.
    • the earth. This the ego can never learn from any moving earthly thing.
    • it achieves something made possible by its relation to the wheeling
    • while the human being — just lives along. He experiences nothing
    • man is nothing but frozen water was at that time experienced as the
    • imagine that the feeling for such a thing arose only gradually. To be
    • Something
    • course, things were not dealt with the way we have to describe them
    • over things outside would have seemed comparable to the fancy of a man
    • more. Now the physical body became paramount. Everything has its deep
    • Especially in Greek art. For the early Greeks their bodies were something
    • this fresh experience of the physical body gave way to something like
    • Romans this joy subsided. Everything became settled; men began to grasp
    • things with ordinary consciousness. It was during the fourth post-Atlantean
    • thought lives in things. (I have discussed this in
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    • is something which does not necessarily belong to life, but is added
    • create something transcending nature.
    • satisfied, one could never inject into nature something which surpasses
    • something content themselves with imitations of the natural. For
    • we can see a transcending of nature as anything but dishonesty
    • if they did? They would have to demand that people imitate nature; nothing
    • imitation of nature, he would have said something like this: “Why
    • wish to hear such things, go into the street. Why present them on the
    • are offended if the architect of a residence sacrifices anything of
    • within me something which has no existence in purely natural surroundings.
    • would not tolerate them if we could not transform them into something
    • which transform it into something completely different — this fact
    • so abstractly. Things were felt, they were sensed subconsciously. But
    • people do not worry about such things, but there were times when this
    • the age of abstractions, everything takes on a different appearance.
    • Goetheanum). But one must understand things; must understand that
    • from the spiritual into the physical world, then I must tell you something
    • something to bring about a harmonization with his new home.
    • (I repeat) ancient garments reflected something brought down from
    • shriveled into dilettantism. For modern clothing hardly conveys
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    • element in costuming represents something else; and I have described
    • for the nose is connected with the chest's breathing. And if we see
    • everything circling the earth as air and ether; also between mouth and chin
    • in architecture we behold something connected with his departure from the
    • body; and in the art of costuming something connected with his entrance
    • something lies in the background, something in the foreground; their
    • does not spring from theory; it requires something more forceful, something
    • — color is something spiritual. Now we do see colors in certain
    • affect eye, nerve, and something else undetermined; as a result of which
    • out, we do see colors in purely physical things which can be counted,
    • alternately; and in order to give them more character do something additional:
    • stand) does something absurd. It places behind the world swirling atoms
    • tries to create an impression of something essentially sculptural upon
    • to depict something aggressive, something eager to jump forward, he uses
    • yellow-red; if something quiet, something retreating into the distance,
    • dimensions to the etheric element, we find everything oriented
    • painting. It makes no sense in painting to speak of anything as inside
    • world as his own. Now the soul does not assert something it needs upon
    • descending into or leaving the physical; rather it experiences something
    • have occurred to him to impose upon the people something which he himself
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    • aware that he is more than anything which earthly existence implies.
    • idealistically into the spiritual world, he used physical things as
    • nothing to anybody, to flee to an environment in which he could master
    • it something that might be called heroic-touching.
    • you as peculiar — that he never finished anything. He began
    • hold on life through something sublime, that is, through the philosophy
    • century was mirrored in a receptive personality; how something like
    • that in their art the Greeks received from the gods something which
    • things stayed as they were, man would have remained deterministically
    • echo from ancient Greece, something unattainable in his own civilization:
    • same longing. In Rome both men sensed, at last, something of the breath
    • me that something new must be stated on the path to spiritual life. A
  • Title: Arts and Their Mission: Lecture V
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    • everything on earth a reflection of events taking place in its cosmic
    • ancient times human beings beheld in the heavens things quite different
    • they could express something super-sensible, that language was fitted
    • closely united with such inner experiences as that of breathing and
    • of primeval art. What is primeval art? It is nothing other than speech
    • that poetry conveys something lying outside its words, for which the
    • hour from now, a year from now, it remains what it was; nothing has
    • The real thing, however, is color-perspective which over-comes the third
    • understood nothing of the scientific papers. It is not quite possible
    • he exists on earth in order that something which can be achieved only
    • the gods can take this changed thing and implant it into the configuration
    • to be read today in scientific books. Take everything in those books
    • everything described there as natural laws: it has an earthly significance
    • in ancient souls, said something about which a modern scientist could
  • Title: Arts and Their Mission: Lecture VI
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    • beautiful” designates something objective. If we were to treat its
    • something whose outer aspect belies what it really is. But here
    • man saw something transcending the earthly in the colors of earthly
    • objects. But it was only to living things that particular colors were
    • ascribed, for living things approach the spirit in such a way that the
    • that however well one imitates her, nature is still the essential thing;
    • words, the thing painted is merely an inducement. For example, we never
    • thing is how the whole world acts upon his subject; and his means of
    • element as something living; only if he creates what is to be formed
    • relationship with something spiritual. In the face of present-day
    • not misunderstand things. If somebody goes wild and just lays on colors
    • this picture we must forget everything else and look at it solely from
    • subject to earthly gravity; something else has entered: the element
    • beauty; something not belonging entirely to the realm of the beautiful
    • God as virtuous. If something is self-evident, if it has become the
    • is an abstract, philosophical statement having nothing to do with art.
    • To be fit, to be able to cope with something morally, is to be virtuous.
    • is power to carry out worthwhile things effectively.
    • how everything in the world is good and beautiful and fit. Waiting at
    • everything is good — have I, too, a good shape? The priest replied:
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    • observe anything that is not obvious, prevents them from seeing in the
    • etheric bodies and is among those things which are outer world. During
    • sleep we share the fate of outer things. As tables and benches, trees
    • something happens.
    • recognizing such physical things as belonging certainly to the outer
    • We reckon with the calculations which apply to earthly things, we
    • of scales. But those things like colours, and sounds, the feeling even
    • themselves about the things that are heavy, and measurable and
    • colour, sound and so on he says: Well, something occurs from outside
    • or tail of all these things — sound, colour, warmth and cold. He
    • regards them just as properties of something which can be ascertained
    • things of dimension, number and weight are not there at all, at any
    • sleep there are no things around us which can be weighed, however odd
    • it appears, nor are there things around us which can be counted or
    • If we wish to draw the thing diagrammatically, we could do it like
    • this. We could say: Here on earth we have solid weighable things (red)
    • other words, what the senses perceive in these things. When we sleep,
    • When we go about in our physical world and see something or other, we
    • pick it up; only then is it really a thing, otherwise it might be an
    • weight, we are apt to consider something that appears in the physical,
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  • Title: Lecture IV: The Sun-Initiation of the Druid Priest and His Moon-Science
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    • humanity itself, something that was a kind of unconscious memory. And
    • it were, consciousness-memories of something that in earlier times
    • always signifies something that was active in the epochs of decadence
    • these Druid priests. It may be said that they were everything to their
    • name of Wotan or Odin we must recognize something that comes over from
    • something, you read. The Druid priest looked at the action of the Sun
    • nothing that was derived from the human intellect, the Cosmos alone
    • forces, however, did not wholly withdraw; they left something behind
    • things of the spirit. For the forces of the Sun spoke to him directly.
    • his breathing changed even as he observed. It became unloving, it was
    • outcome was no abstract knowledge, but something that worked in him
    • Sun-Initiation. What was revealed on the surface of things was
    • elemental beings living in the plants, in the stones, in all things.
    • exposed to the seething of the fire-giants. They studied what the
    • storm and wind, in the fierce, seething heat of the Sun. All this they
    • A medicine, on the other hand, would be something that man himself
    • nothing at all similar to writing. They had only this cosmic writing.
    • Wherever this Wotan impulse worked itself out fully, everything that
    • thing, a special secret of the Druid culture. We know that at all
    • places things arise that do not belong there. Weeds grow on the tilled
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    • that thought becomes directly light, and illumines everything; and the
    • beings. The warmth is nothing in itself, it is only the evidence that
    • he is interested in the warmth the other sheds, but that nothing but
    • is there only when the person is there. In itself it is nothing. The
    • something of this kind in the Cosmos. And only by reason of the fact
    • precisely the thing that can appear through the sons of the Second
    • that a watch is made of glass and silver — whereby nothing whatever
    • is said about the watch. Similarly nothing whatever is said about the
    • acquire something, our longing to have something.
    • Observe, you have here something as it were historically documented to
    • nothing but the unfortunate Newtonian theory of Colour, over which the
    • We cannot understand such things today, simply because anyone who does
    • things, but even at the end of the eighteenth century the learned knew
    • Surely Red is something which attacks one. I have often discussed it.
    • darker. Everything lives in colours. They are a world of their own, and
    • of the spiritual. It reveals in fact something like a spiritual waltz.
    • twelfth and thirteenth centuries, one must understand such things in
    • spiritual things were a reality to him and then only will you
    • something they first possessed, and preserved, and did not themselves
    • You will ask — But didn't things live before this? The answer you
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  • Title: Lecture VI: The WHITSUNTIDE Festival: Its place in the study of Karma
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    • physical qualities of everything on the Earth, living and lifeless. It
    • and a certain astral principle that works through all things and all
    • Here we come to something
    • of extraordinary importance, something which in its true nature is quite
    • when you are looking at a small fragment of Ether, you see nothing with
    • empty nothingness to you. But when you regard the etheric environment as
    • where we see the blue of the sky there is nothing physical. Nevertheless
    • the Cosmos things do last longer, for there we are dealing with gigantic
    • appears to us when we look into the far spaces and see nothing but
    • positions of the hands of the clock or of the sun. You see something
    • the sun are changed, through the fact that spatial things are present to
    • really nothing in this spatial perception. There are only varied spatial
    • spatial things. On Earth we do not experience Time in its reality at
    • we must go out of Space, we must put away all things spatial.” You
    • can also express it in other words, for it is really nothing else than
    • something of which it can be said that it had to be present in order
    • Universe?” Here I am returning to something which I have already
    • pointed out. The physical science of to-day expects to find everything
    • fancy and imagination to speak of anything physical in the far Universe.
    • from the Sun-star. Then, when we consider all these things and place
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  • Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture I: On Spengler's "Decline of the West"
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    • Germany decay and decline rule today, and the external things
    • and saying that here again everything will be just as it has
    • younger generation in Germany today. And the remarkable thing
    • sense the imponderables of life, the things which are between
    • thing. In Stuttgart I recently had to give a lecture to the
    • thing are not so important. More important than the
    • something which men of today almost never have, a sound eye for
    • Oswald Spengler, who really knows something, does not
    • laws of history — this combination is something
    • must ask if there is anything that can still lead us out of
    • nowhere a spark of light pointing to a rise, nothing which
    • frivolity can ignore such things.
    • our own time, but always we have something which Oswald
    • singular thing here is that Spengler is a good
    • themselves have not known how to say anything particularly
    • but that creates nothing which can transform a documented
    • deeper into things knows that in the old Indian life, apart
    • discovered anything else. For in the first place, with the
    • period of decline. The important thing is that what
    • traditions of the past, you will be making something which is
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    • literary production something like the will to tackle more
    • everything of a declining nature exactly because all his
    • anticipated nothing but decadence as the outcome of all
    • something that can yet be brought forth out of the soul of man
    • telling phrases, can actually arrive at nothing beyond a
    • remote from everything spiritual, from all inner human
    • everything genuinely spiritual. This second volume is likewise
    • shows nothing more than the dreadful sterility of an
    • sun they close one after the other; something sinister
    • written. The important thing is always to discover the point at
    • important thing for the understanding of a sentence written
    • plant-world something nebulous, obscure, mystical, which he
    • nothing that will give clarity and force, but only a kind of
    • something demonic, as certain superstitious people sense the
    • overturns everything and transforms the economic picture from
    • behind it the mark of its age when everything else shall have
    • something devilish, and rightly so. For a believer it
    • There seems to be nothing to equal this triumph, achieved by
    • the machine. It never dawns on him that there is nothing in the
    • thinking in anything mechanical. In reality, thinking here
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    • forth. In any case, there is something unpolished in the
    • with him thinking really floats above life, as something
    • nothing can flow into life. Life is already there when thinkers
    • thoughts with something of universality, at that very
    • unfruitfulness. He turns to something other than these
    • in such a way that he says: Everything that this civilization
    • something instinctive will emerge once again from what Spengler
    • calls “the blood,” which will have nothing to do
    • Neither has Spengler adequately observed something else, in
    • outwardly something to do in the world, turned, in later times
    • theory of the blood is about as mystically nebulous as anything
    • that what the human being acquires through thoughts has nothing
    • develop in secret societies, in rites or otherwise, something
    • thoughts rejected more and more anything from within; so
    • the various religious denominations, where something was
    • ancient tradition, when something was developed in these
    • anything about it, the people were then in the presence of
    • something filled with great wisdom; they were present, but
    • understood nothing at all of what they saw, although an
    • not use it. They preferred to sit and let something be enacted
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  • Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture I: Historical Requirements of the Present Time
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    • spiritual battle ever waged by mankind. Everything that has
    • today when spiritual life is spoken of. It is all something
    • world is maya; everything that confronts our senses and
    • Fundamentally speaking, everything that is said about the
    • you connect what I have just stated with other things I have
    • Indian nation, something that will be very different from what
    • signifies something totally different from what it means to the
    • is something much more complicated than is ordinarily imagined.
    • Everything scientists have thought out and that has become
    • machine. A machine is different from everything else man makes
    • on any amount of research concerning an animal, but something
    • always remains, something of a deep and divine essence. You
    • is always something behind your thoughts about an animal that
    • efficiency if we know the various factors; there is nothing
    • the machine has nothing behind it that can only be divined,
    • something not surveyable by man's non-clairvoyant intellect.
    • will no longer have anything to say unless they establish the
    • Nothing is worse than for a child to get accustomed to making
    • from an insight into these things? How must we work if this
    • imaginable. The most awful, frightening things to be thought
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  • Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture II: The Social Structure in Ancient Greece and Rome
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    • evolution since the middle of the fifteenth century. Everything
    • civic rights and everything connected with them is an echo of
    • to think because of its blood characteristics. Everything
    • office. These things all lead back to Romanism. The descent by
    • prefers to be something impersonal, out of Roman
    • striving to base everything on the pinnacle of personality.
    • science of initiation something profound is concealed behind
    • it to be maya or something else is of no concern to a
    • since the fifteenth century. We shall reap something different
    • industrialism, is spiritually transparent. Nothing of it
    • a chimera. Industrialism introduces something into our lives
    • become convinced that the machine and everything resulting from
    • * This signifies something
    • you ought to sense something in them that remains
    • earth evolution; but a modern factory and everything it
    • We experience today the most abominable things, and people are
    • considered as something of the past and admired as such. It is
    • particularly necessary now to pay attention to such things when
    • can say: This is the picture of something we no longer believe
    • modern man feels when looking at this picture is something gray
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  • Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture III: Commodity, Labor, and Capital
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    • concepts capable of permeating the social will. Nothing results
    • imagine that something of a soul-spiritual nature streams
    • something must breathe through, must circulate through the
    • significance, is something that must be understood. Results
    • These concepts derived from science which govern everything
    • something like the butterfly, but it is invisible. When you
    • us the faculty of seeing in nature not the ghost-like things of
    • that it is an image for something else.
    • organism we will have to speak with each other about things
    • social value. Only that person can know something about it
    • crystallized labor power. This is nonsense, nothing else;
    • important thing is not how much work-power you exert, but for
    • nothing to do with social life insofar as this social life is
    • for something. But that which must be the basis for a man's
    • when things were instinctive and atavistic — if society
    • Above everything, we must understand it is correct to say that
    • serious matter, for I am herewith stating nothing less than the
    • Just think of something which has eminently to do with both the
    • school and the State. I must confess I think it is something
    • proper thing. Parliaments decide about civil rights (I am
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    • particularly taken hold of teacher training. Nothing could have
    • see everything first, and then form his own inner concepts
    • will, therefore, be necessary above everything else for an
    • everything belonging to the metabolic system are still less
    • heart and breathing are most definitely shown. But breathing
    • things side by side, and in this we see how little our concepts
    • are geared to outer reality. For here things merge; and we have
    • wishes only to think things separated resembles a man who
    • Here you have something that teachers in future will have to
    • people there lives the urge to know something about what
    • egotism plays in the interest they have in knowing something
    • When we consider everything connected with this problem we must
    • hardly indicate anything for the ego in physical man. Thus,
    • of something standing behind it: The head the image for the
    • something inwardly transparent to you. The head — a
    • way. How can we observe the ego? — for everything now has
    • astral body. Growth expresses something of the ego.
    • things cannot change. But the more we grow toward the future
    • homunculus! Science says nothing about man, it preaches the
    • homunculus. The real human being above everything else must
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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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    • understood everything of the earthly world that is subject to
    • the Greek mystery schools something quite definite in this
    • connection was explained. It was about like this: Everything is
    • something very, very different. Even today it shows a tendency
    • nothing that it fills modern man with pride and haughtiness.
    • not to develop anything else but intelligence he would become
    • This is something about which mankind should have no illusions.
    • something quite objective is necessary here. At this point we
    • that this is an objective fact which has nothing to do with
    • earthly life, we uncover something in ourselves. We can find
    • our life something like a re-birth we may arrive at a concept
    • serious matter. It shows how certain things that proclaim
    • This also is something future educators and teachers must take
    • Such things must not live in the teacher as mere theory; they
    • is necessary for a person to feel that everything in relation
    • conviction if, today and in future, we wish to do something
    • today from such views. Therefore, nothing is more necessary
  • Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture VI: The Inexpressible Name, Spirits of Space and Time, Conquering Egotism
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    • spiritual science. That is to say, above everything we must
    • his body something of a plant-like nature. The result was that
    • knowledge of mathematics and geometry. Everything is
    • the peculiar thing with the Egyptian, that with his plant-like,
    • initiates perceives the human head as a corpse, as something
    • Today we can say “I” — we can say anything
    • therefore, resist mere intelligence; we must add something to
    • tries to comprehend the plant from leaf to leaf as something
    • developing, unfolding, not as something completed, dead. That
    • things.
    • Angel; nothing else but their own Angel whom they call God.
    • matter and it does not even dawn on them that if something
    • Everything bounces off mankind, so to say. The most
    • something that reaches beyond the egotistical fate of a man and
    • let us pass on to something else. Let us feel what I have
    • something antiquated. To be sure, the old national rights
    • people of the present age; everything else that is carried into
    • their cooking as something particularly desirable, but the
    • thing, but it contradicts the simple Christian faith; that
    • pious if they say or write something like that. But they are
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  • Title: Karma: Lecture I
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    • we consider the lifeless — everything lifeless, without
    • itself as something contained within itself. We are, at first,
    • effects of something lifeless confronting us, and we wish to
    • already placed the lifeless alongside something else, and
    • through the door of death. Everything which existed and acted
    • death's portal; nothing remains but this discarded, deserted
    • everything appears which we are accustomed to behold in a
    • corpse, we find something else that is extraordinarily
    • This corpse has no longer any significance; it is now something
    • we thus find preserved as the lifeless is something quite
    • active forces and laws can be investigated; but something
    • says: No! there is something else there besides, which science
    • fact of the matter, however, is something different. For, when
    • plant activity lie in the reaches of the cosmos. Everything
    • Something else, however, is characteristic. What acts upon the
    • to do with something which shows us that as soon as the human
    • something plantlike — we then have to do with
    • it can be said that something occurs wherein the modern view is
    • sensations on the 20th of June in anything that is in earthly
    • offspring. Naturally, not everything, because that would,
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  • Title: Karma: Lecture II
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    • nothing. I have often employed the comparison of some human
    • together has nothing in common with mineral nature. From this
    • things which we take in with our food are of a mineral nature,
    • connection something very important. I have, indeed, frequently
    • These are just the things which occur also in outer life from
    • food are, for the most part, things that conserve us inwardly;
    • world as breathing, living beings, as beings having a certain
    • environment than our eyes, our ears, than everything that
    • explained, this body has nothing in common with the rest of the
    • — by virtue of our growing, something forms itself within
    • itself, however, only in these coarser things. Were the
    • is something different. All this is connected with the same
    • only the outer side, to be sure, of all these things.
    • present time — because it contains everything that people
    • see, everything that exists in the astral body of the human
    • upon curious things. That would be a proof! But the fact that a
    • experience something in common with him, to work and
    • consider such things, extremely clever and wise!
    • consider such a thing, our attention is directed to the extreme
    • Everything takes place as though subject to the laws of nature.
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  • Title: Karma: Lecture III
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    • arise, all of which actually are rooted in something unknown.
    • it as something belonging to the beyond. Nor will he think of
    • and you arc a dualist, because you regard air as something that
    • these things are pure nonsense, as, indeed, are mostly all
    • not present for the one who knows nothing about it, but for him
    • is something belonging to the “beyond,” so for
    • something belonging to the “beyond;” but for those
    • something that belongs very much to this side. Thus, it is
    • with pictures which, at the same time, revealed something of
    • things which they could not carry when in a completely clear
    • They understand nothing but the verbs, i.e. the words of
    • to the fact that everything should be defined in an orderly
    • the dead no longer know anything of definitions; they only know
    • everything is conditioned by necessity, every effect has a
    • hold of things,’ but: ‘My brain walks, my brain takes hold of
    • things.’ Why do you tell a lie?”
    • showing off something they rather like about themselves for
    • everyday earth life it is a fact that we do many things in
    • even in ordinary life these two things stand side by side: You
    • have committed yourself to something. It has thereby become a
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  • Title: Karma: Lecture IV
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    • did good to a human being, something is mirrored to him from
    • the other soul; if he did him an evil turn, something is
    • souls remains as something present. And there comes a time in
    • human being does something for his fellow-men that is sustained
    • by love, something in connection with which love streams out of
    • have had something within us that made the love flow out from
    • again something that streams from us. A human being who is
    • everything. Through
    • Kant, everything in knowledge became sharp and angular;
    • exalted name, thou who containest nothing of pleasure, nothing
    • something similar, when he does anything they do not
    • many things.
    • thing to do,” will not call forth joy in the next earth
    • forth in the next earth life something which we might describe
    • open-minded insight into all things beautiful and true and
    • something in his soul that irritates him: “What is the
    • in turn, are the things that make their appearance in karmic
    • interesting only when one can make fun of things. Now, there
    • prejudice on these things, we must become aware of how great is
    • confront the things of the world, or other human beings, with
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    • their whole attitude toward these things, people today ignore
    • he is being born something like a model of his human form. He
    • natural that something of the model, more or less, remains with
    • just remember, my dear friends, that all things have their
    • Everything falls away. The matter is as follows: From one side,
    • life. No one knows whence certain things come. Today, when the
    • have inherited everything from their parents.
    • liked other things in Anthroposophy very much indeed, but in
    • nothing to do. Now, at that time there were already very
    • they enter with interest into this or that thing in the
    • Pressburg, how they had liked it. They could tell me nothing
    • But they had seen nothing else. Thus do many people go through
    • himself in the things that immediately concern his bodily life
    • certainly more or less risky nowadays to speak of these things.
    • these things go much farther. There are human beings (and there
    • Taurus, who have no interest in anything in this connection.
    • Perhaps, someone might now say: “To know of such things
    • longer than the earth life. If a man is obtuse to something
    • would be something like a punishment in Hell for eternity, if
    • this cure, for he lives with awareness of but one thing,
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    • begin with, I shall have to tell you today a few things about
    • asserts itself as science nowadays really looks at things and
    • what reveals itself when things and facts are considered with a
    • this human head shows itself as something quite different from
    • human embryo. The first thing we can see developing in the body
    • everything else in the human being which afterwards flows into
    • such as breathing, circulation, nutrition — are, in the
    • confronts us as something sensuous. In my books I have
    • that case you would have to perceive one thing at a certain
    • breathing, the rhythm of circulation, the rhythm of digestion,
    • and so forth. There, everything is rhythm.
    • Rhythm, with its organs of rhythm, is the second thing to
    • with feeling. The nervous system has nothing directly to do
    • nothing of our feelings if the nerves did not procure for us
    • the muscles and finally leads to something which again appears
    • we have nothing but what we have from our sleep. You may say: I
    • have nothing at all from sleep. Well, I do not speak now from
    • nothing at all from sleep. But psychically, too, you have a
    • that it contains nothing from life's reminiscences, you see,
    • this really continued on and you were to knock against nothing,
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture I: The Lower Three Human Members and the Spirits of Form
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    • and willing of the soul. Everything else — astral body, etheric
    • animals, we should not look at the things usually seen, the bones,
    • of forces that actually belongs to us; we always see something
    • call Ahrimanic. Our task now is to go into these things from yet
    • everything he strives for through consciousness there lies
    • something we can describe only as super-consciousness. But for this
    • flow into man. Everything by which he tries to loosen his connection
    • tells us more important things about the world than any personal
    • with many of the secrets of existence is that there is truly nothing
    • into something bad or unfortunate. That which rightly draws us
    • ordinary Spirits of Form. But the important thing is that everything
    • the spaceless. Yet it is true that everything connected with
    • our primeval manhood, everything proceeding from the Spirits of Form,
    • will not find it ... that goes without saying. Anything which arises
    • in the spaceless. Everything is different from everything else. You
    • certain princesses — for sometimes princesses have nothing
    • individual human being is a spatial image of something outside space,
    • that nothing spatial is a replica of anything in space. The entry
    • things; we have simply taken one example of it.
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture II: The Fifth Epoch, Semitic and Greek Cultures, the Christ Impulse
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    • we characterise anything in this way, we must always pay heed
    • something which in ancient days gave men the capacity to gain some
    • knowledge about man. Knowledge of man was indeed something in which
    • sixteenth century something similar is happening again — a kind
    • possible for anything to be said to man by way of the Gods, because
    • old arrived at their consciousness of personality, because one thing
    • of the sunlight; they said something like this: “Out of
    • sun. All this was lost to men. They had to receive something in place
    • of it; they had to receive something of a spiritual nature, and at
    • unnoticed by the Romans; and even Tacitus knew practically nothing of
    • Roman history a hundred years later. History says really nothing
    • facts, nothing about it is to be known. Those who wish to know
    • anything about the Mystery of Golgotha must have faith in the
    • of which history can tell him nothing. And this actuality is to have
    • mankind, implanted into humanity something of extraordinary depth.
    • and the dogma was laid down that man possesses in his soul something
    • earlier times there was indeed such a thing as inspiration, but
    • things, however, are connected with the deepest matters which must
    • there is something extraordinarily significant. The real
    • Impulse brings in something different. It has nothing to do with the
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture III: The Mystery of Golgotha Must Be Approached Supersensibly
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    • thing I said yesterday is that man, with the understanding he possesses
    • Mystery of Golgotha. Hence I stated yesterday something which will quite
    • something has been given out of supersensible knowledge, the question
    • things said about Tertullian — well, he will hardly get beyond
    • And Tertullian said other things, too, for instance: When you Romans
    • excellent. Were anything declared to be a most splendid deed, says
    • highest thing possible on earth. For human reason with its cleverness
    • Mystery of Golgotha has nothing to do with natural phenomena. Were
    • anything to be counted as a natural phenomenon, it would not be
    • the most valuable thing on earth. What has most value for the earth
    • want to bring before our souls something which in some measure is
    • to the unconscious working of these inherited forces. Things
    • knowledge, something different becomes apparent. We see that this
    • natural order everything found therein.
    • would never be possible for a natural science to say anything about
    • death mixed into it everywhere. We learn something about the truth of
    • Jahve. They eliminated everything connected with heredity from
    • little success — sought to grasp something in the nature of man
    • that lived in him between birth and death but had nothing to do with
    • something with which death had no power to interfere. They had a
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture IV: Consciousness Soul and Scientific Thinking, Sorat and 666
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    • many more or less important things with a bearing on this
    • conceptions nothing but ghosts. In ancient times they pictured
    • Consciousness Soul asks of us something different from what our
    • writings, who has said openly many things that others have not
    • things to their logical conclusion, and so in him we have the strange
    • be no such thing as philosophy.
    • now the cooks and waiters stand about with absolutely nothing to do.
    • colleagues of our professor — and that now things have come to
    • have formerly concocted indigestible food, and now have nothing
    • rational because he has a foreshadowing of something he is unable to
    • truth, however, is this — there is something in us which
    • clear to you something important in the situation we are facing to-day.
    • 666 years after the birth of Christ — something was due to
    • this being would have brought about something very strange. Now the
    • men everything they will ever
    • forces of genius they would have foreseen everything and would also
    • come among them. They have indeed brought things to a wonderful pass
    • prevented. However many people there are who believe that nothing of this
    • balance was brought about. Thereby something has been enacted behind
    • the scenes of external profane history. Something that could have
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture V: Free Human Personality by Self Training, Justinian and the Schools
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    • for example, some event prevents our undertaking something we should
    • at the time. It is just because men take things so materially and
    • Thus something
    • in human evolution — it is something which has given the whole of
    • everything on the earth would be strange to him. Such a being, if
    • deal that he could not understand; but one thing he would understand.
    • if anywhere it confirms that such a thing has actually happened.
    • much of these things, it has never in its chronicles taken a great
    • certain things happen, and behind these things there is the same
    • ancient schools of learning, nothing about the whole evolution of
    • Aristotle was translated. And the remarkable thing is that Aristotle
    • indicates something very remarkable. Anyone who has an insight
    • referring to is not an imaginary event, nor something that never took
    • accomplish nothing in face of what Mohammed had done. Here you can
    • Mohammedanism only when, in addition to other things, we know
    • Sábúr — but something else was achieved.
    • has not developed in a direct line from anything in Christianity
    • — no, in reality it has nothing to do with Christianity as
    • that to-day they are inclined to look at everything from a scientific
    • angle has nothing directly to do with Christianity; it is the result
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture VI: Augustus and the Roman Catholic Church, Rhetoric, Intellectual Soul and Consciousness Soul
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    • an ideal point — something we cannot really see. Yet it is
    • mid-point of a balance. But we could indicate something else, 333
    • everything else bound up with this, in so far as it was not blunted
    • Mystery of Golgotha. In reality, nothing has happened since the very
    • Mystery of Golgotha; but of course many things have been aimed at.
    • things, especially in Rome, when the impulse of the Mystery of
    • theoretical question: How were things in Rome when the Mystery of
    • something that is easily forgotten when we look back to that time: we
    • efforts think in such a way as to be conscious of everything. So the
    • desire was to give them prematurely something that was intended to
    • come thousands of years later. The whole thing, however, was
    • something belonging to the future, something destined for them only
    • difficult, my dear friends, to speak of these things, for the very
    • brought to mankind — over everything that men had been able to
    • wanted to bring to an earlier time something that was meant to come
    • deliberate wish to preserve something from the past, and this project
    • indeed, my dear friends, under the influence of Augustus something
    • developed in Rome very different from anything experienced earlier in
    • keep people from understanding them, even from asking what anything
    • things. For instance, one says to them: “You
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    • I attach to such things. They are mere abstractions. What I
    • have spoken of these impelling social forces as something
    • forth, which is something utterly different from an abstract
    • things, or realizing later that these things will come about
    • things in the course of world history, and the demand simply
    • faces us today to understand such things as proceed from the
    • you anything more than a sketch of what I am compelled to
    • things, but we shall not understand them unless we really
    • already have seen that everything I set forth here last
    • should be confused with something that is perpetuated in our
    • contemporary social organization out of past ages. Something
    • very thing I brought to your attention last Sunday. It is the
    • In the very nature of things, these classes will completely
    • before you certain things from the content of this historic
    • that the manner of dealing with these things cannot be one in
    • which each person thinks out something for himself in utter
    • with these things is to view them in accordance with the
    • Indeed, this is the very thing that has been lacking for
    • in Central Europe seem to people like something springing out
    • of the earth, something for which they have had no
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    • the whole of human life, to everything that the human being
    • penetrate into things with a sound power of judgment.
    • in another human being. A social structure is something men
    • for centuries. Without their doing anything about it, without
    • should not be looked upon as something to be criticized that
    • wave of the sea, or anything else of the kind.
    • spread. In observing such a thing as Russian bolshevism it is
    • things have not been free of responsibility for the actual
    • wish to view things in a fruitful way, and we must pay
    • question, it is not something ephemeral and transitory.
    • destroy, root and branch, as something harmful in the
    • everything that has taken its rise in the evolution of
    • contemporary states must disappear. Everything that is a
    • conceives only such regulations as must be abolished. Nothing
    • national or state assembly, but something is to be expected
    • things, which have primary importance for the transitional
    • produce by labor something useful to the community.
    • affair. The really important thing is to see what has been
    • our hearts and then with our minds, upon these things that
    • spirit to fix our attention upon these things with our minds
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  • Title: Challenge/Times: Lecture III: The Mechanistic, Eugenic and Hygienic Aspects of the Future
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    • something to what we have already discussed that may make it
    • possible for you to lift these things to a higher level. This
    • the spirit of our epoch. Everything that I have presented to
    • attention to these things without pessimism or optimism. Yet
    • basic in these things, there is reason to say that an
    • the proletariat population at the present time as something
    • field is that those who are striving for these things do not
    • things within the physical earthy existence.
    • course of things resembles the action of a pendulum: the
    • form of social life?” we shall do the right thing by
    • suppose that we shall be able to accomplish anything by means
    • evolution of humanity, only as something that must
    • sometimes push things to the extreme of such demands as those
    • what is still in instinctive form today behind these things
    • matter thus, we shall never deal with these things in the
    • social group relationships — must will something
    • external things what he possessed inwardly as impulse,
    • theocratic social arrangement in which everything pertaining
    • connected with the second man, the breast and breathing man,
    • Zarathustrianism. But everything that the human being
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    • relationships. The thing that matters is that this question
    • what is necessary for our time. We shall now have something
    • knowledge of man, everything will remain fruitless. I have
    • simple being. By means of mere arbitrary conceptions nothing
    • truth of things because it is only the science of the spirit
    • while awake. Against this fact nothing can be done. Sleep is
    • know anything whatever about sleep, it will be a long time
    • course, everything that I am telling you takes place in the
    • Such things
    • things are easy for us. First of all, we are simply sleeping.
    • People are least of all inclined to state such things to
    • to be something, but it is still always possible as a man to
    • become something.
    • those things that can be learned in our time. It is really
    • becoming something. Most of all they endeavor to call
    • become something. They need only to point out how different
    • white. This is something that has spread an illusion
    • penalty. This habit of willing to be something and not
    • willing to become something is an element kept in the
    • constantly to become something and that a person simply
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  • Title: Challenge/Times: Lecture V: Specters of the Old Testament in the Nationalism of the Present
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    • the gods permit such things. He does not like to ask about
    • longing to have everything as comfortable as possible.
    • as ours, man must behold all sorts of things that are in
    • brought together a great variety of things that may be suited
    • obtain a view of everything in the cosmos, in the universe,
    • within reality things do not proceed in such a way that one
    • is antisocial, but behind this something spiritually social
    • post-Atlantean epoch. Everything will depend upon the
    • unless it enters into a union with two other things. In the
    • linked with two other things that must develop during the
    • power. This fact is something of enormous importance.
    • acquire something between birth and death, something that was
    • embryonic state except that something is at work that can
    • life. Breathing works here. The fact that man breathes the
    • way. But everything that influences our organism affects the
    • different, by reason of the breathing between birth and
    • of breathing that the relationship between the old Jewish
    • peculiar relationship to this truth of breathing that I have
    • the nature of human breathing. We acquire an understanding of
    • the breathing process. The fact that man can abstract, that
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    • for something that will come later. These illusions and
    • chaotic stirring within humanity in relation to something
    • there is a reality in such a thing as human social life.
    • Something wholly alien to reality is thought out and is to be
    • basis of external physical reality. But everything that is to
    • reason, since in this case something so preeminently alien to
    • to the revolutionary movement. As things have been brought to
    • incapable of doing anything at all. You know on the basis of
    • world view tends primarily to the judgment that nothing
    • only thing that the proletariat believes is that fruitful
    • themselves, in the heads of these masses who own nothing, and
    • only thing to be done is to deprive the bourgeoisie of their
    • position of mastery. This is something that has been in a
    • and concrete only to the extent that it makes everything
    • everything, and had no connection whatever with so-called
    • He has hitherto never taken anything to market except his own
    • political group. Everything, however, will continue as it
    • This leadership cannot be subjected to such a thing as a
    • had nothing to do with matters belonging to the state
    • conducted things according to ideas corresponding to the
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    • To carry our spiritual understanding of things farther, we shall need
    • historical movement — something which no other movement than
    • never done anything in the slightest degree aggressive, makes it
    • understand something of what is going on in the world. Therefore, I
    • Today I want first of all to point out one thing. You know that about
    • the beginning of the last third of the Nineteenth Century something
    • dogma is something which in the widest circles is being repressed, is
    • certain freedom as regards everything connected with his religion. The
    • something which illustrates how the cultured people of the day were
    • its laws is something conceivable or in any way more desirable than
    • are going to overcome in the right way that most important thing, the
    • Since then, of course, things have changed throughout the civilized
    • comprises something which is of the utmost interest to us. That is,
    • Energy, and then everything rolls on with a certain necessity, so to
    • special world side by side with the cosmos, a world which has nothing
    • everything in the world stands in a spiritual ordering in which we no
    • forward something which makes a direct appeal to every single
    • modern humanity. Hence for spiritual science there are no such things
    • against us today; that brings us to something which is only the
    • inward revolt, but in the Catholic Church there is no such thing as
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    • There is nothing new in the adherence of a Catholic preacher or
    • effect is nothing else than the carrying over of something which was
    • lightly over things, usually asleep — how it passes over the
    • things are getting worse, even here they are getting systematically
    • would be well for you to ponder. For verily things enter in here
    • thing be already to a certain extent shattered if it has to be sworn
    • In face of this oath something else is now necessary. It is necessary
    • Lenin and Trotsky. They bring out nothing but what is already taught
    • something which hangs together inwardly through a well-constructed
    • outside, and that is the essential thing. But it is simply a demand
    • of naturalism in the fifties, something was done which, although it
    • establish the incompatibility of the two things.” Not more than
    • attention to the course things have taken. I am only relating, I am
    • in 1814, strange things nevertheless happened. For you see, during
    • It is not my task to criticize these things, but I want you to know
    • suppressed. Now comes something extraordinary. There exist memoirs
    • being asleep over these things today, but of knowing how to
    • deny it. But we are very lenient towards everything of the nature of
    • Now, if one puts together everything in these memoirs which is said,
    • such things could be adduced. But the logic which had been so well
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    • of present-day humanity. That is something which has gradually to be
    • exercises his soul forces, when he least strives to think something
    • consciousness must be something which man attains by absolute
    • without men having to do anything themselves. All this points to the
    • but Christ in me.” When we look upon ourselves as something
    • upon ourselves as something which, even as regards the
    • where he is, for there is no longer only one law, but everything is
    • have something to do, and just as the statesman is always making
    • everything becomes dogma, dogma becomes consolidated. It is only
    • their time everything to do with dogma was still fluid, still a
    • Franciscans wanted to achieve everything through a childlike feeling.
    • gradually been completely eliminated. Free discussion was something
    • Now, one thing that the Catholic Church had always had, because it
    • represents things which are not true? It is, however, not due to the
    • to people under authority things which are not true, and one does
    • happens in this respect, and has organized things extremely well. If
    • one believes that these things happen out of mere naivety or purely
    • You see, this magnificent foresight is something one has to recognize
    • in everything which has a real spiritual basis, a spiritual
    • at nothing which can have a far-reaching significance in the course
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    • Human breathing, for instance, in its physical manifestation,
    • When something or other is in a certain condition of warmth,
    • permeating. And here we come to how things really are as
    • you to understand something else. If you take what is
    • actually making the legs tremble. The thing is inconceivable,
    • or liver. Something happens that must happen, but here it is
    • You will have to say to yourselves: Everything that goes on
    • Something is going on in the kidneys which ought not to be
    • that formic acid comes from ants. Certain things are
    • oxalic acid. In cases where nothing can be done with formic
    • itself, there takes place, in concentration, the same thing
    • of the human being. For all these things, my dear friends, an
    • required in all these things. And this sense for nature is
    • observation, everything is made dependent on what is seen
    • under the microscope where things are taken right away from
    • looking at something that is untrue. Microscopy is only of
    • the whole thing is different. If you see an object magnified,
    • of the things of nature are not relative. The theory of
    • cannot see such a thing, it cannot possibly have any picture
    • in his organism have been exchanged for others. Things are
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    • with everything that has definite contours in the organism.
    • nothing fundamentally in common with the forces working in
    • something quite different from all that is to be found in the
    • properly, there is nothing any longer within you of the salt,
    • something completely different. The activity of the ego
    • external substances that nothing remains of the outer
    • feel nothing if this swinging to and fro did not take place.
    • of illness. If we can observe such things truly, we can
    • is in the external world, to leave nothing of it behind in
    • this form. If anything is left behind, this means that a
    • The thing of
    • consider the following state of things: pain arises in some
    • things can only be seen in their right light when we say to
    • something like a piece of the external world. It is as if a
    • entering into such things, we shall never be able to
    • sense organs, something is being continued from outside
    • this tells us nothing about the organ as it actually is,
    • I must relate the knives to something that is a whole.
    • to do with a table knife or with a razor. Each thing must be
    • that is applied today to an organ, one cannot know anything
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    • to say something in direct continuation of what was said in
    • possible from things that have become customary and habitual.
    • acknowledge many things that modern science would consider
    • to the whole inner structure of the head. Something else
    • arrangement of the breathing process, of
    • in-breathing and out-breathing. When we draw a breath, a
    • counter force in breathing is similar to the relationship
    • thing is that when we are walking, the head, the brain,
    • remains at rest. It is harder to conceive that something that
    • conceive that something that is subject to gravity is, in
    • In its essential nature, it has nothing to do with the forces
    • the cosmic forces. Its form cannot be explained from anything
    • thought around which there is nothing but dilettantism today,
    • for minute research will reveal a difference, but something
    • demolition — processes out of which something is built
    • broken down and is excreted. The essential thing is to
    • The essential thing is not the actual presence, here or
    • to give a picture of these things by saying the following:
    • tell me nothing, because it may be that one of the men had
    • thing is that the human being has taken iron and also
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    • to do more than give a general description of these things,
    • nature. Medical science in the real sense demands something
    • fertilization. You must regard the etheric body as something
    • a high degree when the real breathing begins at birth. The
    • substance is something that is intimately connected with the
    • something that he cannot understand and only confuses him. So
    • Such things
    • substances, something else grows up, something that can never
    • must say something that may seem very strange and
    • paradoxical, but as you want to know in what way things are
    • important than protecting things by business devices is the
    • — it is something that can be substantiated in
    • and wants to set up a business or something of the kind. He
    • something must be present in the etheric body (which he calls
    • ‘Archaeus’ must have undergone something before
    • hear about these things now, I shall have to use the old
    • good thing to look, first of all, at the plant world —
    • everything, but because much can be learned from the plants,
    • important to study three things connected with medical
    • in present-day science. When a student has learned something
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    • development of our work is the foundation of everything,
    • It is only by being able to place things in their whole
    • other wished to make things too easy, too comfortable for
    • something else must be added as well.
    • with fertilization. The whole thing is described entirely
    • the solid earth. But this root could receive nothing from the
    • of plants in the soil. Inner perception of these things will
    • phosphorus, in the way modern chemistry speaks, these things
    • will always remain something quite external. You will never
    • oxygen or nitrogen is something quite direct. Physiology
    • to take one's start from what can be experienced. And things
    • fundamental element something that could actually be
    • experienced, something in which a man can be, not something
    • easily. Now take the whole thing (See
    • everything that came into it at later stages. Think away the
    • structure that anticipated everything that exists today as
    • course of exoteric study, everything in the esoteric domain
    • Something of
    • can only give an outline of these things. I can only point to
    • earth around the sun is nothing but a series of
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    • something else.
    • human being, too, all these things are present, but in a
    • world, we have to think of something spiritual —
    • namely, something that is of the nature of feeling.
    • same kind of knowledge that we apply to something that is
    • system, and apart from the bony system everything else that
    • In the things
    • that you do with your etheric body, you have nothing to do
    • substance of things that have their being in the process of
    • hearing of musical tones, melodies. Inspiration has nothing
    • any longer to do with concepts but with something that is
    • something musical about it. It is a strange fact that the
    • nourishment, breathing, etc., that none of these organ forms
    • of the breathing forces, also the other organs, only the
    • of the air, has something of the nature of music about it,
    • is the essential thing of the document. The document is
    • these things. Medical knowledge was an outstanding part of
    • knowledge. For you see, if a man wants to know something, he
    • clothed in thoughts. But by clothing it in thoughts it is
    • morality is not something that has been invented but proceeds
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    • for there is always something problematic about these
    • things.
    • patient who is weak, of whose will we can expect nothing, the
    • important thing is this, that the faculty is, as a rule, of
    • it will always be able to lead to something good, if no
    • Something
    • something to do with the relations of one human being to
    • uterus, are, physically, nothing else than that which, seen
    • completely one would have to enter into deeper things than is
    • be by chemistry. There is something deeply spiritual
    • essence, of a thing is the real or essential being
    • movement towards something. If, for example, you say,
    • decay is closely connected with this. But all these things
    • things are of the very greatest interest. I have actually
    • red hair is always producing something that is a highly
    • a very high form of knowledge is required for these things,
    • way to real knowledge of these things which rest on true
    • necessary before anything about a human being can be deduced
    • by graphology. The strange thing about graphology is that
    • therefore, who wants to know something about a person as he
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    • emphasized, above all, that in the very nature of things, one
    • what is happening now adds one thing or another to karma. It
    • that everything possible is being done, even when one is of
    • this opinion and do everything possible about healing. I
    • to do today is to deepen, in the esoteric sense, those things
    • with looking at things as they are looked at in ordinary
    • forces. The healing forces are only revealed by things when
    • in order that things may speak to you in such a way that in
    • earth. But that is not the essential. The essential thing
    • everything that is involved, let us say, in the position in
    • hand, everything that has a position like that of the
    • earth and moon there lies everything that gives the human
    • being his plastic form, everything that builds him,
    • judges things on yonder side of the threshold just as he does
    • like to give you something that will help you to meditative
    • everything is different. The etheric body is related to what
    • your soul into something that really streams out into space
    • practice with the aim of making your body into something that
    • something in profound correspondence with truth, of the human
    • the important thing:
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    • Christmas Course we turned our attention to things that can
    • received things that can quicken the sense for medicine and
    • myself that you have worked upon these things for a time, my
    • people sit down and ponder about such things theoretically,
    • let these things work upon and develop the soul. It was
    • inevitable, from the very way in which these things came
    • the esoteric things were given at the first gathering, one or
    • understood you aright you mean: How are things, really, if we
    • These things work through their own inherent mantric power;
    • These things
    • something that is in a process of emancipating itself within
    • something similar, but you get at it from within, by getting
    • everything more from within.
    • present incarnation. Everything you do intellectually is an
    • predominates and everything else is overshadowed by the ego,
    • — not something for you to understand merely —
    • but something that works within you in reality; so that
    • finally you become aware of: Now I have experienced something
    • very clever things but equally frightfully stupid things from
    • there lights up within you something you did not know before,
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    • things one really ought not to give such strict indications
    • the individual. If things are looked at in the right way it
    • something that it really ought to have. Every meditation, you
    • to become something that the human being feels in his soul to
    • meditation becomes something without which a person cannot
    • oppression. For why should anything for which one thirsts
    • because they must become something or other and because the
    • realize that to follow something out of a sense of duty is
    • injurious, but to follow karma is something that accords
    • But this can never lead to anything. It can only lead to
    • something when the person concerned knows that at the place
    • another twelve times. This is something that comes when you
    • heal was something entirely foreign to me; and so, to begin
    • from the side of knowledge — is surely something that,
    • divide these two things, the side of knowledge and the will
    • today is something which simply cannot be said to take hold
    • of the realities of the world. The essential thing is that
    • being? How can I know anything about a disease that is
    • know nothing at all about a process of disease when we do not
    • true sense. To know conditions of disease means nothing.
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    • connected with the earth, the etheric body with everything
    • everything that might work in this way upon the human being
    • not all that I have to say. If only these things happened,
    • into us those things that enable us to have the true form of
    • about these things does not signify much. There is a muddle
    • because things that happen in the human being are ascribed
    • everything that works in the human etheric body, forms and
    • breathing and blood circulation, and is continually changing.
    • focus for thought, my dear friends. Nothing is without reason
    • they are weak cripples. The state of things Fichte was
    • the age of thirty is not so complete. Something still
    • Astrologers still have an inkling of these things for they
    • with things that no longer have to do with his personal
    • These things
    • origin, people have not been able to spoil them. If things
    • what tremendous consequences these things have in the realm
    • everything moral is segregated off, remains mere belief. The
    • a guide in many things. You can, of course, get the data from
    • such things as have now been said. You can read in any
    • assimilate what has been said here. Because these things are
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    • another direction, things that were mentioned yesterday.
    • things really are when we realize that the reason why our
    • itself appears in the world as something that can only be
    • thoughts which no longer knew anything at all of the
    • spiritual life (things at present are only in germ and have
    • towards the spirit, but he turned everything into
    • disease. This expresses the condition of things very
    • regards such words as being anything more than a phrase
    • once, not as something that is now working on the earth but
    • a matter of indifference. Such a thing can be taken
    • by evolution in the Saturn period. There, because everything
    • into every single thing; and if in this mood of devotion you
    • in the whole human being. Think of something which I always
    • everything else. The point is that there must be, in the
    • should feel that something is entering into our experience
    • are made into these things today and you will realize what is
    • things which ought to be known are darkened and our medicine
    • was incapable of discovering the truth. Today these things
    • things are grasped with real feeling, we shall realize how in
    • working at this being. Those who permeate these things with
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    • I should still like to add something to
    • speak now of something that it is well to consider only after
    • only to pass on to them when certain things have already been
    • essential thing is that the physical-etheric structure and
    • things. To a certain degree they permeate each other. So that
    • system of organs. In other words, something that ought to
    • When we come to the astral body which unfolds these things in
    • was investigated because everything that can be spoken of as
    • These things
    • back to that of youth. This is an easier thing to do. We
    • upon things that can be understood. When a human being is
    • things I have told you today can be understood by healthy
    • everything that proceeds from Anthroposophy. When things
    • thing in Berlin, an article that was written about the
    • nothing whatever about the spiritual world and a form of
    • intelligence which does grasp something about the spiritual
    • to say something else. Your medical studies oblige you to
    • with something that has been forgotten. We also learned to
    • looking at things, the deathblow is struck at what he
    • entered into our external, material way of looking at things,
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    • proceeding from more comprehensive things and especially by
    • meditating on some of the things which I already said. If we
    • I will only speak of things which will gradually lead to
    • these things one should realize that the imaginative idea
    • means that one is imagining things and is brutally ignoring
    • everything but what one has made up in thought. Just take a
    • crystallized nitrogen. Things are so confused today that such
    • these things show one how superficial the assumptions which
    • proceed in such a way that one never really knows why things
    • thing suddenly folds in and becomes a gastrula. One should
    • fluidic things in people, so that things always move along in
    • view. You can see rigidified, solidified and infolded things
    • gradually learn to understand plastic things.
    • function. Let us take the organ's function. This is something
    • fluctuating continuously—the same thing which closed
    • something fluid which is basically the same thing as the
    • run into something else. You have to be able to press on to
    • everything.
    • serious about these things they are really as follows. The
    • beginning, but after a certain point when things begin to get
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    • something that is more or less recognized in science and has
    • it. In our airy organism we actually have something that
    • in, something is built up within us, or, at the very least,
    • filled with nothing but warmth which is, of course, in
    • insists that in the very nature of things water cannot become
    • organism something asserts itself in a particular
    • world as tone. Tone is, in reality, something that
    • mechanistic thinking takes no account at all. But everything
    • Thus everything in the human organism works upon everything
    • constitution and of how everything that is around us
    • coiling snakes when something is out of order in the
    • nothing at all in the way of knowledge, that dreamless sleep
    • of our identity. We would experience nothing except the world
    • of it, we look into a void, a nothingness, as well as into a
    • the white, is a void, a nothingness. (This is not absolutely
    • the black area, we see that in the white sphere something has
    • looking back over our life and nothing flows into this
    • is something that exists within a clearly demarcated space,
    • sustained by something that is not ourselves, and hence is
    • then something that is entirely separated from it — one
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    • Naturally, up to the warmth organism itself, everything is to
    • etheric body that takes hold of the fluid body, of everything
    • that is fluid in the human organism; in everything airy, the
    • this whole nexus of consciousness as something which, in its
    • symbols of inner organic processes. Something is going on
    • consciousness which has really nothing to do with our own
    • soul. It is absolutely necessary to take these things into
    • a primeval nebula and everything will eventually become a
    • are true, that first everything was astir with life, then
    • the inbreathing and outbreathing process the air is within
    • organism, it imparts to it something that I can only call a
    • because everything in the human constitution interpenetrates
    • just as he would speak of a person as having nothing except
    • vibrating waves is nothing but the outer body of the tone. In
    • supports and bears all the others. Within it, too, something
    • and has nothing to do with what actually penetrates down into
    • of theoretical ideas everything is different, no matter how
    • of the human skin is connected with the dying and birthing of
    • unwillingness to consider these things, the ideas of the
    • world-order is nothing but an illusion, a mirage. We can
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    • the truest sense. Consider too, how everything that gives us
    • have our place in social life and everything we accomplish
    • things can simply be thought of intellectually side by side;
    • inconceivable that anything should proceed from us in the way
    • everything that is of the nature of will, the element of
    • thought is contained; and in everything that is of the nature
    • will is radiating all the time into the thoughts, something
    • find in every case that they are linked with something in our
    • environment, something that we ourselves have experienced.
    • thought there is something that is inherently our own; what
    • outer world, something that is inherently our own. For the
    • are given over to the concatenations of things and events in
    • there is nothing but will. I have laid particular emphasis on
    • irradiated by will; it no longer takes anything in from
    • prepare for Moral Intuition. And everything that can stream
    • are also doing something, but we cannot, surely, ascribe to
    • we speak, we are doing something in which will is undoubtedly
    • their mouths in order to say something or other in which very
    • thoughts, is nothing else than love.
    • thought were something that represented material processes,
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    • to utter anything except that which was really being spoken by the hearts
    • is the human soul in a human body. It sees one thing before all others:
    • happens to the physical instrument with which man does all things between
    • It is not a matter of bringing men something unknown to their own souls.
    • in face of this question, doping themselves with all sorts of things
    • of my soul, I find nothing but these pictures (or mental presentations).
    • the same with every single thing of external Nature in relation to the
    • — skimmed off, as it were, from the surfaces of things; into these
    • pictures the inner being of things does not enter. With my mental pictures
    • surfaces of things. What the things are, however, remains outside. The
    • existence of things. The being of stones, the being of plants, of animals,
    • that something is living in it, that it is not merely surging water.
    • Yet water surrounds this living something on all sides. We only know
    • that something is living in this wave, though even here we can only
    • something special living within. This wave disappears and reappears
    • thing from the depths of the sea. Man feels his own true being hidden
    • when he discovers that this surging, unreal life of his soul has something
    • again we find something significant. The artistic treatment of physical
    • its place today is something man is not able to lift above physical
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    • at all. Though we see how man, through eating, drinking and breathing,
    • transforms it back again. Thus we must seek for something within the
    • we can say nothing at all about the relation of man to external nature.
    • ‘get even’ with Nature. He dissolves everything he receives
    • in which some-thing within man is today; and in the short space of time
    • during which something incorporated into the human organism is transformed
    • we look at external Nature today and see that it was once something
    • very different. But when we try to find something similar to its former
    • something similar to what the sun does in its diurnal round with respect
    • as such; but it bears within it something that was present in the beginning
    • Thus we bear within us something to be sought for in very ancient times
    • ever within me something the earth had millions of years ago, but has
    • that there is something in man that can really be inwardly felt and
    • ordinarily experience nothing. Through meditation, however, it is possible
    • ordinary thinking I am really quite passive. I allow something to happen
    • same time, to perceive with our strengthened thinking the external things
    • something further is revealed. We see the minerals free from ether,
    • of things happening in the ether. Indeed, lifting a piece of chalk is
    • third man who can move, who can lift things, including his own limbs
    • is not to be found — to begin with — in anything similar in
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  • Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture III: The Transition from Ordinary Knowledge to the Science of Initiation
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    • that way of looking at things of which I spoke in the lecture before
    • nothing of those worlds where man was before descending to earth and
    • in the first place, the moon. The physicist knows nothing about the
    • point is something essentially different.
    • things in the dry, prosaic manner of today, but lets them work upon
    • colony of the moon. Only when we study things in this way do we attain
    • something of this wisdom. He received it, not with his understanding
    • everything connected with the moon points to man's past. Now, for the
    • cut our nails, for example; but every-thing within us is moving towards
    • the moon as one gate thereto. Everything present in the depths of our
    • once again, but every-thing in the subconscious depths of our souls
    • hear outer things with our senses, when we exercise our understanding
    • One who does not think deeply about such things may say: He and I were
    • would make their meeting significant. All these things take place in
    • said, I only want today to sketch these things in a brief, fragmentary
    • direct, first-hand knowledge of these things. He can study his destiny
    • then describe these things, they need not remain out of reach of one
    • them in space, and things of real significance come to light. However,
    • I shall describe these things at some future time.
    • into the true essence of things, for only real cognition of the
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  • Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture IV: Meditation and Inspiration
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    • external Nature, on receiving it, has not the power to do anything else
    • at first, to discover anything in the external world except laws of
    • things. One may then say: Man has a secure basis in his ego (i.e. in
    • but is not quite happy about it. He wants something, and yet does not
    • as we experience it. For the spiritual always reveals itself as something
    • to set my legs in motion to do something towards its realisation, it
    • results in the domain of external science have been achieved, but nothing
    • from a clear insight into these things that Anthroposophy comes forward,
    • contain nothing but what one is actually thinking.
    • nothing before.
    • to begin with, can look at himself externally as one looks at the things
    • The main thing is that the moment you feel this second man within you,
    • things begin to concern you in the way only terrestrial things did before.
    • to it — you become aware of something new in your whole being.
    • on something. After you have intensified your thinking and come to feel
    • reveal things which do not really concern man at all, or — at
    • Moreover, it is not even true! Such things do not really concern us.
    • We now become conscious of something quite definite, which can be described
    • see nothing; by day the sunlight from beyond the earth makes all objects
    • visible. To begin with, I know nothing. If I restrict myself to the earth
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  • Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture V: Love, Intuition and the Human Ego
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    • the difference only becomes apparent when we study these things on a
    • everything, whether it be a large or small drop, is made spherical,
    • everything else that is astral is discovered streaming in centripetally;
    • it is transformed into the human astral form, whereby complicated things
    • say, for example, that something astral is streaming in from this side.
    • course, that it has been ascribed to Archimedes. He was bathing one
    • — to begin with — by breathing, whereby the airy element
    • the tragedy of materialism that it knows nothing of matter — how
    • thing about materialism is just its ignorance of matter. It knows nothing
    • here is the ‘radiance’ of something far back in time. The
    • physical men walk about. But it is nothing spiritual — only fine
    • etheric. They are mere phantoms, not something really spiritual.
    • or another, to permeate the physical body. And when something external
    • But nothing remains of all that made up that physical body; it has been
    • thing indeed, if we were to become enamoured — in the ordinary
    • incarnation as something quite other than ourself. Then, when our cognitive
    • was still a kind of instinctive consciousness of these things, you will
    • experience warmth within us quite differently from anything else.
    • indirectly through sleep — something that passes through death,
  • Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture VI: Respiration, Warmth and the Ego
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    • are created anew — out of nothing, as it were — every time
    • even external considerations show us that sleep takes something
    • body within the airy element is breathing; and we know from ordinary
    • experience that we have to distinguish between breathing in and breathing
    • out. Further, we know that it is the act of breathing in that vitalises
    • something that confirms the conclusion to which we were led, namely:
    • that something is lifted out of man when he sleeps.
    • If there is something that is outside man in sleep, how does it behave
    • experiences which I now have, reveal something very peculiar; through
    • it, but through something or other you are led to remember it. It has
    • You have brought back into your consciousness something that was outside
    • such a way that we really feel we are remembering something not experienced
    • There is my body and it is breathing out this devitalising air. You
    • And then something further is experienced. The circulation of the blood,
    • understand external things with ordinary consciousness. With
    • With every step you transport your body to another place, but something
    • to sleep means nothing else than to lead back your consciousness, which
    • its functions it is now lost to man. There is something, however, that
    • above these we have something very special, namely: memory. We do not
    • memory. These investigators of the human soul say something like this:
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  • Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture VII: Dream-life and External Reality
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    • pictures before the soul, we find that something in us takes hold of
    • perhaps, dirty pillar. Or a man may wake up dreaming of a seething stove
    • his blanket, grasped in sleep. These things can go much further. A man
    • Here, indeed, is something that points very clearly, by means of the
    • have studied these things you will know what particular organ is depicted,
    • not study dreams like the psychiatrists who bring everything under one
    • or nothing at all, of his internal organism. The second kind of dream,
    • something to do with what is outside the physical and etheric bodies
    • during sleep. It cannot be the ego, for this knows nothing of the symbolic
    • in his dreams; we have seen that the weak man dreams of things almost
    • points, let it take its course, let things happen, shaping his life
    • to observe these things; otherwise we would discover that we only actively
    • just as much as he can dream, no more, no less. The world adds something
    • in the case of a weak man, and subtracts something in the case of a
    • the things I have been saying have, it is true, dawned upon psycho-analysts
    • wants to handle such things at all; otherwise one can know nothing of
    • because it knows nothing of man's outer life. But it also knows nothing
    • something else that I told you in these lectures: the fact that man
    • so rich in colour, so majestic that we have nothing else in our
    • can retain it, it contracts and, instead of being something all-enibracing,
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  • Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture VIII: Dreams, Imaginative Cognition, and the Building of Destiny
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    • his conception of dreams is different. He feels the dream as something
    • or to inner joy, to something that we find easy or that proves difficult
    • dream-life and, in doing so, become aware that we have before us something
    • more and more that we bear within us something that passes over to our
    • content appear as something that has come over from the past —
    • physical structure of the human head. It is now transformed into something
    • things can be easily distinguished.
    • what you really are in respect to what you call your ego. Is there anything
    • find anything else but your life's memories. True, you find these permeated
    • in ‘imagination’, but in ordinary consciousness, something
    • for the tree trunk itself. Such a section is really nothing at all; the
    • is enriched in a certain way and we accordingly understand many things
    • or beyond it. It is as if something had been torn from us. We say to
    • ordinary life is hiding something from us.
    • that something else takes place in the spiritual world. Nevertheless,
    • or that theoretically. He who studies it as one studies other things, would
    • being, and we feel that the result would be something exceedingly bad
    • is, describing these things more inwardly. I want you to feel how man,
    • we understand these things in this way, we can again turn our attention
    • the spiritual counterpart of his deeds; only he knows nothing of it,
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  • Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture IX: Phases of Memory and the Real Self
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    • method depends on finding the most rational way of linking the new things
    • to death and many things emerge that have long been far from his conscious
    • memory. Old people, when dying, suddenly remember things that had long
    • find things arising which have quite certainly been experienced, but
    • notice these things and so fail to observe that conscious memory is
    • birth and death, we would be nothing at all a few days after death.
    • death. But there is something objective behind all the memories we have
    • something in the external realm of Nature — let us say, with a
    • merely observed the tree, or cut it down, or done something else to it,
    • and the physical really is. You see, we can easily regard things like
    • is not something in the body; it lives in the soul — in the astral
    • And if someone, in his soul, takes great pleasure in something that
    • him feels thirst, burning thirst, for those things which he was accustomed
    • compare them directly with earthly life, for they are something to which
    • something from me. I only become a whole human being by experiencing
    • for many things done on earth is even experienced as bliss. It is the
    • painful events, as something that belongs to our human being as a whole.
    • of earthly life something has been living in us, though we were not aware
    • of our earthly existence, we enter the world that contains nothing of
    • valuable or harmful to the cosmos. We now feel: There is something I
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture I: The Lower Three Human Members and the Spirits of Form
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    • kind of thing that we want to establish through Spiritual Science for
    • and willing of the soul. Everything else — astral body, etheric
    • animals, we should not look at the things usually seen, the bones,
    • of forces that actually belongs to us; we always see something
    • call Ahrimanic. Our task now is to go into these things from yet
    • everything he strives for through consciousness there lies
    • something we can describe only as super-consciousness. But for this
    • flow into man. Everything by which he tries to loosen his connection
    • tells us more important things about the world than any personal
    • with many of the secrets of existence is that there is truly nothing
    • into something bad or unfortunate. That which rightly draws us
    • ordinary Spirits of Form. But the important thing is that everything
    • the spaceless. Yet it is true that everything connected with
    • our primeval manhood, everything proceeding from the Spirits of Form,
    • will not find it ... that goes without saying. Anything which arises
    • in the spaceless. Everything is different from everything else. You
    • certain princesses — for sometimes princesses have nothing
    • individual human being is a spatial image of something outside space,
    • that nothing spatial is a replica of anything in space. The entry
    • things; we have simply taken one example of it.
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture II: The Fifth Epoch, Semitic and Greek Cultures, the Christ Impulse
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    • we characterise anything in this way, we must always pay heed
    • something which in ancient days gave men the capacity to gain some
    • knowledge about man. Knowledge of man was indeed something in which
    • sixteenth century something similar is happening again — a kind
    • possible for anything to be said to man by way of the Gods, because
    • old arrived at their consciousness of personality, because one thing
    • of the sunlight; they said something like this: “Out of
    • sun. All this was lost to men. They had to receive something in place
    • of it; they had to receive something of a spiritual nature, and at
    • unnoticed by the Romans; and even Tacitus knew practically nothing of
    • Roman history a hundred years later. History says really nothing
    • facts, nothing about it is to be known. Those who wish to know
    • anything about the Mystery of Golgotha must have faith in the
    • of which history can tell him nothing. And this actuality is to have
    • mankind, implanted into humanity something of extraordinary depth.
    • and the dogma was laid down that man possesses in his soul something
    • earlier times there was indeed such a thing as inspiration, but
    • things, however, are connected with the deepest matters which must
    • there is something extraordinarily significant. The real
    • Impulse brings in something different. It has nothing to do with the
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture III: The Mystery of Golgotha Must Be Approached Supersensibly
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    • thing I said yesterday is that man, with the understanding he possesses
    • Mystery of Golgotha. Hence I stated yesterday something which will quite
    • something has been given out of super-sensible knowledge, the question
    • things said about Tertullian — well, he will hardly get beyond
    • And Tertullian said other things, too, for instance: When you Romans
    • excellent. Were anything declared to be a most splendid deed, says
    • highest thing possible on earth. For human reason with its cleverness
    • Mystery of Golgotha has nothing to do with natural phenomena. Were
    • anything to be counted as a natural phenomenon, it would not be
    • the most valuable thing on earth. What has most value for the earth
    • want to bring before our souls something which in some measure is
    • to the unconscious working of these inherited forces. Things
    • knowledge, something different becomes apparent. We see that this
    • natural order everything found therein.
    • would never be possible for a natural science to say anything about
    • death mixed into it everywhere. We learn something about the truth of
    • Jahve. They eliminated everything connected with heredity from
    • little success — sought to grasp something in the nature of man
    • that lived in him between birth and death but had nothing to do with
    • something with which death had no power to interfere. They had a
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture IV: Consciousness Soul and Scientific Thinking, Sorat and 666
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    • many more or less important things with a bearing on this
    • conceptions nothing but ghosts. In ancient times they pictured
    • Consciousness Soul asks of us something different from what our
    • writings, who has said openly many things that others have not
    • things to their logical conclusion, and so in him we have the strange
    • be no such thing as philosophy.
    • now the cooks and waiters stand about with absolutely nothing to do.
    • colleagues of our professor — and that now things have come to
    • have formerly concocted indigestible food, and now have nothing
    • rational because he has a foreshadowing of something he is unable to
    • truth, however, is this — there is something in us which
    • clear to you something important in the situation we are facing to-day.
    • 666 years after the birth of Christ — something was due to
    • this being would have brought about something very strange. Now the
    • men everything they will ever
    • forces of genius they would have foreseen everything and would also
    • come among them. They have indeed brought things to a wonderful pass
    • prevented. However many people there are who believe that nothing of this
    • balance was brought about. Thereby something has been enacted behind
    • the scenes of external profane history. Something that could have
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture V: Free Human Personality by Self Training, Justinian and the Schools
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    • for example, some event prevents our undertaking something we should
    • at the time. It is just because men take things so materially and
    • Thus something
    • in human evolution — it is something which has given the whole of
    • everything on the earth would be strange to him. Such a being, if
    • deal that he could not understand; but one thing he would understand.
    • if anywhere it confirms that such a thing has actually happened.
    • much of these things, it has never in its chronicles taken a great
    • certain things happen, and behind these things there is the same
    • ancient schools of learning, nothing about the whole evolution of
    • Aristotle was translated. And the remarkable thing is that Aristotle
    • indicates something very remarkable. Anyone who has an insight
    • referring to is not an imaginary event, nor something that never took
    • accomplish nothing in face of what Mohammed had done. Here you can
    • Mohammedanism only when, in addition to other things, we know
    • Sábúr — but something else was achieved.
    • has not developed in a direct line from anything in Christianity
    • — no, in reality it has nothing to do with Christianity as
    • that to-day they are inclined to look at everything from a scientific
    • angle has nothing directly to do with Christianity; it is the result
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  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture VI: Augustus and the Roman Catholic Church, Rhetoric, Intellectual Soul and Consciousness Soul
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    • an ideal point — something we cannot really see. Yet it is
    • mid-point of a balance. But we could indicate something else, 333
    • everything else bound up with this, in so far as it was not blunted
    • Mystery of Golgotha. In reality, nothing has happened since the very
    • Mystery of Golgotha; but of course many things have been aimed at.
    • things, especially in Rome, when the impulse of the Mystery of
    • theoretical question: How were things in Rome when the Mystery of
    • something that is easily forgotten when we look back to that time: we
    • efforts think in such a way as to be conscious of everything. So the
    • desire was to give them prematurely something that was intended to
    • come thousands of years later. The whole thing, however, was
    • something belonging to the future, something destined for them only
    • difficult, my dear friends, to speak of these things, for the very
    • brought to mankind — over everything that men had been able to
    • wanted to bring to an earlier time something that was meant to come
    • deliberate wish to preserve something from the past, and this project
    • indeed, my dear friends, under the influence of Augustus something
    • developed in Rome very different from anything experienced earlier in
    • keep people from understanding them, even from asking what anything
    • things. For instance, one says to them: “You
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  • Title: Thomas Aquinas: Lecture I: Thomas and Augustine
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    • exceptionally impersonal, on something which is revealed only
    • everything was personal, with Thomas Aquinas everything was
    • something remains which in fact, in the subsequent
    • after all recognize something like freedom in teaching, I was
    • concerning Thomism and everything that belonged to mediaeval
    • extraordinarily difficult to-day to speak of these things in
    • sense unless its purpose at least has something to do with
    • this Scepticism led to something which without doubt exercised
    • contents. Above all, the remarkable thing about it is that the
    • “spirit” and “matter” mean nothing to
    • manifest to us on earth as something spiritual. It conveys no
    • quite naturally speaks of astronomical things and world
    • “Darkness” which Manichaeism, imitating something
    • the same time something completely and obviously spiritual. And
    • it is also something obvious that this same Manichaeism still
    • something which has to do with the moral entities and moral
    • activities. But there is something more about this Manichaeism.
    • thing which had walked the earth as man and in its time was
    • light. Man should have become something entirely different from
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    • symptom of something deeper which lies behind the scenes of the
    • outer events; and this something which was going on already a
    • organism of European humanity there surges up something which
    • the consciousness of European people. And an important thing in
    • many things to consider in the soul-life of Albertus and
    • thread through everything either wrote. But there was in
    • everything which thus became fixed in thoughts as in a
    • minds nothing but the idea of universal mankind. And you must
    • yet several things from earlier times left their influence. One
    • scientific explanation — or anything else; whoever has a
    • sense of appreciating how things that hang together are thought
    • several other things, realizes that thought was never so exact,
    • age of high Scholasticism. This is just the important thing,
    • among human beings, we have to make the best of these things
    • often have nothing whatever to do with the subject in question.
    • This and other things called forth in this epoch that
    • it means to light up with the most subtle thought something of
    • but the important thing is, that the philosophy of Dionysius
    • wishes to raise himself from the external things which surround
    • all those things their perfections, their nature; he must
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    • out how in a current of thought the most important things are
    • that the human bodily make-up exists as something complete;
    • in the fourteenth century, the chief thing about him being that
    • had become something abstract, something which no longer
    • him, and that it is really only something which lives in the
    • something which is present in its spirit in the form of
    • ideas; so to comprehend it as something which
    • lives in man and in a certain way also in things.
    • everything to individual world-monads, which are really
    • I might say that that particular thing which in a former age,
    • am. There is something of Augustine's effort in this
    • everything, but the fact of doubt remains and I live all the
    • things round me, I can doubt the existence of God, of clouds
    • doubt what goes on in my soul. There is something certain, a
    • thought again — I think, therefore I am. In such things
    • has to set something simple against something historically
    • Intellectualism, as Rationalism, as something which wants to
    • things we observe about Descartes. First, there is necessarily
    • success. That is one thing to say about Descartes. The other is
    • turned towards something entirely intellectualistic and
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  • Title: Search for the New Isis: Lecture I: A Christmas Lecture
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    • something in the festival of Whitsuntide which helps to develop our
    • remains something inexplicable as regards the nature of man as long
    • tells us nothing less than that in order to be fully human it does
    • course of his life experience something within his soul which
    • Night. Yet he says to himself: “What is born here is something
    • tree is not something ancient, it is scarcely two centuries old —
    • earth humanity which knows nothing as yet of the Christ, to the
    • something beautiful, since humanity's origin in Paradise is also
    • rebirth which he must attain through something which cannot be given
    • nothing of culture but were quite simple men both in intellect and
    • understand human evolution if we do not look into such things. Today
    • the sun and moon and similar things. And whilst the poor shepherds of
    • The shepherds of the field were equipped with something.
    • of man is something common to all men, so truly is that which is
    • something common to all men.
    • My dear friends, there is something in the depths of
    • man's heart that speaks of nothing else than of what is purely human
    • nothing else than this: “The divine is revealed in the heights
    • something that could be attained as external science, and human
    • terribly urgent. Fearful things have come about in recent years and
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    • In the festival of Christmas we have something given to
    • Many things in human evolution may at first appear
    • something of which I have spoken repeatedly in the course of many
    • things repeat themselves in a special way in each of these epochs of
    • modern times. Today, however, we will consider something which
    • already know how these things must be considered, but in the sense in
    • places simultaneously, the force which matures everything that grows
    • Many things which appeared in the Egyptian wisdom must
    • understand things, must imagine that Lucifer appears to him in the
    • something which stimulates us inwardly towards Imagination,
    • Christmas festival. For many modern people Christmas is nothing but
    • an occasion for giving and receiving presents, something which they
    • an empty phrase like so many other things in modern life. And it is
    • just because so many things have become a phrase, that modern life is
    • the right feelings for everything which has become words, has become
    • age that such things as the Christmas festival should be kept up as a
    • not happen, and that many things must be given a new content, so
    • which man could experience. Our souls must again acquire something of
    • sacrifice and our gift, in the knowledge that something
    • envy and all such things disappear, and in which we do not look each
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    • to inner things like the shepherds — men of the people —
    • something spiritual, something that made them able to describe
    • The Earth became something different when the Christ was
    • In studying these things we must add to the ordinary,
    • nothing but the green surface of grass, the brown skins of animals
    • friends. The outer earth will not provide man with those things which
    • will be nothing gained directly from what seems to modern humanity to
    • things in our days to bring men to understand this passing through
    • This, my dear friends, is something that we must say to
  • Title: Search for the New Isis: Lecture IV
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    • wisdom of the stars revealed the same thing. The very last remnants
    • things are prepared for and die down again. What became intensive
    • really be so, something else must, after all, be working in man,”
    • But although it was admitted theoretically that things could not be
    • outwards to the senses, faded into external sense-perception. Nothing
    • mentality which was then brought to bear on these things, reminded
    • from the stars which are also things of sense, the spiritual in the
    • understand Anthroposophy at all, finds in it something similar to
    • clairvoyance. In these indications we have something that make
    • manipulations of the breathing or by drawing these visions from the
    • inbreathing. The poem comes from a time when, as was very usual in
    • matter of seeing things in the right light.
    • It is remarkable that something very familiar should be
    • anything real about the inner connections of the world.
    • Reichstag and even if there were ten or twenty, they could do nothing
    • over again is the need there is today for things to be taken with
    • believe that things will continue in the same way. No, they will not.
    • — but everything will lead to decadence, to barbarism, to
    • atmosphere and in things that have nothing to do with sympathy or
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    • something quite other than the development of consciousness of our own
    • them is something quite different from hearing mere tone, mere sound.
    • Further, it is again something quite different to perceive the thought
    • thinking is something quite other than the perception of the thought
    • of nothing but a transference of certain perceptions proper to the
    • consciousness of our own ego. By the ego-sense we mean nothing more
    • point to something of deep significance for the whole of human life.
    • apprehension of what is heard; that is something quite different. The
    • apprehension which lies behind the experience of music is something
    • thing were to happen in the case of words, if, for example, someone
    • way you do when you drink vinegar or wine or something of that sort,
    • If you see things in the right light, that is just where morality
    • Here we see how something of a moral nature is the outcome of a quite
    • even of smell, change everything around them according to their
    • subjective experiences of taste and smell. Such things are to be seen
    • thoughts of another. He seizes hold of everything as if he were
    • drinking wine or vinegar or eating some kind of food. Everything
    • nevertheless, when you touch something, the experience you have is an
    • But now this last group of senses is modified by something else. You
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    • judgment it utters is nothing but the result of an historical event.
    • For example, the man who knows nothing but the scientific thought of
    • humanity is a thing that is usually overlooked. Let us take the years
    • something of it, but, as I have already said, in the main it was
    • things had come to the point when men no longer knew what to make of
    • logic was something quite different from what it had been for
    • ... something which he tried to do in all sincerity. Other people of
    • be worth while, and he achieved nothing of any intrinsic value,
    • something quite empty.
    • the scientific spirit that tries to apply mathematics to everything.
    • movement and of balance. Thus even the most spiritual things
    • sense of sight; but one who sees through these things knows that all
    • touch to the sense of sight. People work with things that are
    • understanding of these things, and must take this direction (see
    • ancient cultures he talks nonsense; he knows nothing about them. That
    • — he gathers together everything that can be said about warmth,
    • and again gives out, something continually gets through that is
    • lower man) as something objective, since it can be grasped in terms of
    • for knowing anything about it, nevertheless they try to cling to it.
    • scientists has arrived, what is to become of everything to which we
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    • something quite different in man from what it is in animals. We must
    • them. Our attention has been drawn, for example, to something that
    • a passer-by, who does something to him. The elephant passes on; but
    • The outer appearance of the thing is of course, seen from such a
    • I can only hint at these things, for in the last resort everyone, if
    • course not think of it in a materialistic way; it has nothing to do
    • two things go together: one of them a man brings with him from his
    • Hence it is necessary — this is something I constantly emphasise
    • clearly that it is something that is of service to us between birth
    • are good at noticing the qualities of external things, and therefore
    • about external things in the way in which things have to be taught in
    • so heavy that it would crush everything that lay beneath it were it
    • this way. Many other things help to bring this about. Our head is, so
    • him there was nothing but the philosophy of Herbart. He said that, as
    • he was describing something of a soul-nature —
    • find that feeling is nothing more than a feeling-stress of the idea,
    • ideation, we have something of soul-life that can express itself
    • breathing-system, for instance, we find the physical and etheric
    • particularly in the breathing. It acts freely. It does not merely
    • Now let us put two things together. The one is that we can affirm a
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  • Title: Driving Force: Lecture I
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    • body. It is certainly correct to say this, for everything
    • they operate in the process of growth, in everything that
    • and the ego do not participate to anything like the same
    • anything. Hence in the ordinary way he perceives only what
    • we speak, something always streams back into our soul. We
    • something from our speech over with us into sleep, something
    • are unconscious of it but let me assure you that everything
    • his environment. This state of things is already less
    • At puberty, however, at about the fourteenth year, something
    • state, who take with them into sleep something from speech
    • of these things which it is naturally difficult to express in
    • are available but these words only express something that is
    • physical. Just consider how things were in earlier times: a
    • which refer to external, solidly material things but that
    • peculiar condition sets in. The soul experiences something
    • third of the 19th century this state of things has been
    • souls today something that causes them to say unconsciously
    • that speech is being divested of everything that promotes
    • — that is to say, everything that leads it back into
    • him into sleep something from speech that has prepared his
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    • sleep, in a super-sensible world which, as such, has nothing
    • Now something
    • existence something that gave him greater strength than he
    • experienced in sleep, something that gave him fundamental
    • speech of which I spoke yesterday, take effect, but something
    • extremely important. And it is something which, if things are
    • Goethe felt: nothing spiritual comes to me from him. And his
    • misunderstand me. Goethe was not an undutiful son or anything
    • human being. But in his subconsciousness there was something
    • Archangeloi. But something further is necessary.
    • feeling for such things as the spiritual revelations of
    • anything at all to do with the whole man. You have only to
    • case, but similar things are constantly occurring.
    • have a feeling for these things you see, even in his most
    • there is something working as well as the head. What they
    • physical men on Earth, there is something different from
    • the times of earlier medicine. Nobody who had anything to do
    • absorbing into his body something that gives his astral body
    • knowledge entirely different from anything that is available
    • it come in through the eyes without themselves doing anything
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    • physical and etheric environment, things which happen in
    • connection with him, things he experiences and things which
    • so-called enlightenment. We should learn nothing about things
    • world. Thoughts are the forces at work in things. And the
    • we must not speak of thoughts as though they were something
    • everything present in the world of colour, tone and so on.
    • Accordingly, those who have insight into these things must
    • objectively in things. Just as today we believe we perceive
    • red or blue on things, so a Greek found that a thought was
    • preparation of such things in humanity takes many epochs. And
    • such things are linked with basic transformations of the
    • have something definite to point to in the historical
    • consciousness knows nothing at all about the conditions under
    • things, behind the red or the blue; we might say they
    • would not perceive music as something taking place within us
    • they themselves had anything to do with the creation of these
    • meant something when they said: ‘I live in the music
    • structures resound as something an whose wings the Gods flow
    • octave. Thus man experiences something which is difficult to
    • something which echoes down to us out of that wonderful
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    • turn to them when wishing to formulate thoughts about things,
    • representing the world of the senses. Everything we see and
    • which are in the things and which man draws out of the
    • things, are no longer solely the possession of the Exousiai,
    • allotted to them in the course of world-history. Everything
    • the tribal migrations to the Crusades, where everything
    • cosmic forces, as something instinctive.
    • the thoughts. And he could accept this new state of things
    • Crusades, we may say: In that epoch things were as I have
    • working from North to South. Something deriving especially
    • commotion; something coming down from the North mingled with
    • it, something derived — if I may use the expression
    • instil into every individual human soul something that
    • connected with the Spirits of Form, something arises in an
    • everything that on the one side streams from North-to-South
    • of this is something which as Anthroposophists you must be
    • know, nothing happened to them because they fell on a
    • it is all a sheer jumble. There is nothing to give direction
    • generalized thought of a Divinity about which nothing is
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    • for freedom or, which is the same thing, to have the
    • bring about something in man. All stimuli from outside that
    • causes of things. Whence came the world? Whence came I
    • period things have changed. Since then the Exousiai, the
    • know nothing of these religious-philosophical conflicts as
    • everything of the nature of soul and Spirit will have become
    • possible in the world for the things upon which the greatness
    • what were these Fourteen Points? They were something flung to
    • of all these things on very different levels. Exactly what I
    • would be expected; he describes everything without
    • camel is being described, or man himself, or anything else,
    • thing, however, is omitted. This alone would have given the
    • needs above everything else today is to find the way to the
    • that everything is as it should be.
    • things, but the child's nature revolts against it; youth
    • thoughts is present, we learn one essential thing which men
    • follow such leaders, knowing that men have something real to
    • can learn nothing. It simply seems grotesque to a young man,
    • something — whose hair is still quite dark or fair, who
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    • We observe the things around us in which no such process is
    • observes the germinating force itself as something that is
    • of the rose, that is to say, he perceived something
    • knowledge really is. There is indeed nothing more
    • And so things
    • embraces something in the highest sense super-earthly,
    • something within them was given new life. These experiences
    • everything in the ether-world: the future is already working
    • requires nothing of us, can determine nothing in us, can give
    • rise to nothing in us — only because it is a dead world
    • senses, the strange thing is that his thoughts, although
    • the living world of his environment. As, however, nothing
    • something that is dead and see lifeless substance everywhere.
    • because they had nothing within them that connected them with
    • overcome materialism. He will begin to judge everything
    • vegetation, we find something that does not combine with the
    • is something different. The plant-structure rises up within
    • something very strange occurs. Just suppose — I must
    • speak rather paradoxically here but it is exactly how things
    • eaten something that is usually known as a foodstuff, the
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    • saying that something should be ‘proved’, they
    • have said. Why should anything have to be proved? We do not
    • need to know anything so certain about the world that it must
    • world. In the spiritual world there is no such thing as
    • world. The wish to prove something in the spiritual world
    • as in the Procrustean myth, something is cut off from one who
    • world. Things there do not allow themselves to be manoeuvred
    • into proofs ; things there are inwardly mobile, inwardly
    • curious if anyone had demanded of him that something should
    • epoch of ancient Indian existence there was no such thing as
    • nothing resembling intellectual reasoning but men had the
    • this has persisted into our own time. Nowadays something
    • of anyone nowadays that he is a bore, he can talk of nothing
    • had nothing interesting to say about the weather who would
    • there was still something thoroughly human in
    • drastic terms but it does indicate how things were —
    • breath. His breathing in the south was not the same as it was
    • product of the breathing-process; and the breathing process
    • breathing-process or the connection with the locality on
    • forces signifies something quite different, namely, that the
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    • recall once again those things I mentioned at the end yesterday
    • definitely do not have to do with a view of things that is
    • as so often in the present; we have to do with something which
    • foolishness are linked together. That is, in general something
    • that if such things were spoken of, as I did yesterday about
    • second thing to you, that this Oswald Spengler is an eminently
    • the same evening two things about one personality: that it is a
    • are experiencing such things. And not until these things are
    • understood earnestly, that we are able to experience such things
    • today; that these things do rise up out of the depths of our
    • about them. I have told you that today something completely
    • when one communicates such things today.
    • nothing else spoken of but the continuing existence after death,
    • nothing other than what human beings want to hear from out of
    • complete imprint of the soul-spiritual element. Everything that
    • can experience two things. You can experience that human beings
    • right, it is not false! That is the essential thing! One can take
    • things so far, that one does not represent a false view if one
    • materialistic philosophy, and no one could say anything other
    • from something completely different. However, life draws a
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    • people, and that many take to be something that they do not wish
    • progressive element, that is, when he joins himself to everything
    • about. Shall we say: everything above us, everything spread out
    • outer world there is present anything consisting of the actual
    • Such things as we
    • thousand years lying before us, nothing will then exist of these
    • clouds, minerals, plants, and even the animals. Nothing of all
    • cosmos. This enables the human being to understand such a thing
    • Among those things that have remained out of this divine past are
    • something concrete and real, in that the human being takes up the
    • out, the working for, of something real. It is the filling out,
    • expression of this and nothing else, The circulating movement is
    • inner into something external in that it dissects corpses.
    • comes thereby only to making the inner into something external,
    • being, one makes what one achieves into something external. Thus
    • rises up nothing other than the dim miasma of the organic
    • of nebulous things.
    • when such things are to be undertaken seriously, then human
    • beings immediately withdraw in fright, because today everything
    • something here which I have recently noticed again. We have
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    • of the day. Also, the Society itself must contribute something
    • anything particularly new today. Only a few weeks ago I
    • spirituality. And, above all things, this Greece had still much
    • something of `the world in man and man in the world.'
    • These things cannot be taken too deeply, because they lead into
    • century, evolution took the form of destroying everything which
    • modern humanity knows something of this, because of all the
    • a precious content with reference to everything developed by
    • that very many things in Western civilisation have come down to
    • now I should like to draw your attention to something which may
    • today, because we have to describe things out of our direct
    • as “The Thinker.” Not to something which is to be
    • everything destroyed in those centuries. Now if with that
    • — “You modern men are sleeping through everything.
    • external world and explain something about the external world,
    • spiritual human beings. But then we know nothing of ourselves,
    • wants to be, Anthroposophy is nothing else than
    • something which points out to you that man must learn to wake
    • things which can be put before them in images, in pictures.
    • now I should like to remind you of something else. I should
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  • Title: Human Soul/Evolution: Lecture I: The Human Soul in Relation to World Evolution
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    • himself more or less clearly related to something eternal
    • past events. He experiences this as something isolated
    • ask: What is that in me which belongs to something
    • causative, perhaps to something eternal, and which lies
    • perhaps their origin something which though external is
    • extent, if at all, the soul partakes of something eternal.
    • impulse to do something, say raise our arm. The arm
    • everything in the state of sleep. As regards the will we are
    • However, we do know something about the will. When will is real
    • knows nothing of what happens next, but the arm is raised. A
    • indifferent to things we feel delight in the rose; it gives us
    • point to something completely separate from us. In this way we
    • Something similar applies to the pole of will. It is an
    • me and becomes something objective in the external world.
    • impulses. Yet that, too, is something that then exists in the
    • both cases I am related to something that exists outside and
    • themselves, and, on the other, things whose existence is due
    • our soul's relation to its surroundings. Nothing very special
    • instrument. So, we see that something akin to a physical
    • organism. Something similar could be said about the other sense
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    • something in the physical world, we arrive at a quite
    • something else becomes visible: At the place where the arms
    • fade away something becomes visible which a former
    • visible (see drawing, orange). Everything
    • something useful I spoke of chopping wood rather than of sport.
    • inspiration. However, man causes things to happen not only
    • witness coming into being unites itself with something else. It
    • knowledge. What then becomes clear is the following: Things we
    • takes place of which we know nothing in ordinary consciousness.
    • disappears completely. But our senses do something
    • through which something real comes about — i.e., a
    • him again after eight or ten years then nothing of what you see
    • ten years' time nothing of what you are today will exist
    • except the memories of your experiences. Today nothing exists
    • considering everything from one pole, the pole of
    • Something of extraordinary significance emerges from this: it
    • gradually learns that this is nothing exceptional.
    • that there is something better than their own knowledge which
    • Greek tragedy was not something that merely provided amusement,
    • ordinary consciousness tell one nothing of the soul.
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    • last week, let us bring to mind some of the things already
    • definitely either to something in the external world or to
    • something remembered. And we are conscious, or at least could
    • something which he controls inwardly.
    • you can see that the soul is taking hold of something
    • have the first glimmer of something which as it further
    • that it is some disorder in the breathing which causes the
    • breath. It is really possible to observe these things if only
    • Something can be seen here that enables us to recognize that
    • This leads to the recognition of something else that is not
    • between his breathing and the movements of all the bodily
    • the breathing process the following takes place: As we breathe
    • cerebral fluid is only an image — with the breathing
    • processes of breathing is an image of what takes place in man's
    • fluid. But let us now consider the process of breathing.
    • Breathing appears to be an out and out physical process because
    • influence of the external world, the breathing takes place even
    • our being is not united with the temporal part. Our breathing
    • of what existed before. On the other hand, nothing of what
    • breathing we find a different situation. The physical
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  • Title: Human Soul/Evolution: Lecture IV: The Human Soul in Relation to Moon and Stars
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    • lecture of this course. The first thing that one notices in
    • things, and we are outside of them even with our soul life. In
    • outside of things: color, sound, warmth and so on. This aspect
    • of things then continues within him; i.e., he forms mental
    • that he retains mental pictures of the things he has observed.
    • of what meets us there as we are outside the things that meet
    • “the-standing-outside-of-things” becomes
    • something which is apart from ourselves. In this spiritual
    • higher hierarchies. All this is something other than what we
    • this point something of the greatest significance becomes
    • whether I am sad or cheerful, whether something is painful or
    • passions; everything active in man's nature bursts forth
    • man, wells up also the effect of everything that seethes in the
    • things become different. At first there is a great struggle to
    • something else rises towards the heart, which has now become a
    • we discover something else. Let us look once more at a sense
    • be proved, in a roundabout way, that that, too, has something
    • we should have sunshine. Something like that is, after all, a
    • Everything that is perceptible in the external physical world comes
    • from the sun: warmth, sound, everything, only not as directly
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    • Consequently, it is not easy for him to become aware of things
    • does so nonetheless. So it can be said that the only thing that
    • way ideas about the world are conveyed. Things are accepted
    • evolution, we arrive at a time when something was present in
    • things than the so-called scientific ideas of today. Through
    • was actually transported into the reality of things. Whether a
    • This touches on something we must be quite clear about because
    • had nothing to do with external objects.
    • essential that we do not hypothetically add anything to
    • Modern technology is an example of how not to think anything
    • True, something is left out of account in the phenomena, in
    • who put everything together in the experiments, we can survey
    • represented nothing but a world mechanism. The way the
    • nothing but the picture of a huge machine. Lately,
    • feel that man in former times dreamed all kinds of things into
    • However, something of a very much more fundamental nature lies
    • at the basis of what has just been stated; something
    • Something like the following was said: If the view of the world
    • only objects and events that have nothing to do with his
    • because nothing will fill his soul except what is
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  • Title: Human Soul/Evolution: Lecture VI: The Formation of the Etheric and the Astral Heart
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    • everything that goes on in his environment. Later in life,
    • Therefore, it is very important to let nothing happen in
    • things are, however, connected with significant inner
    • earthly intellect. Yet everything in the physical world is
    • permeated by the etheric world. Everything we see and hear and
    • something like stars (yellow stars), and in its lower part
    • something reveals itself which is more or less an image of the
    • so too the rays, though something is still discernable.
    • Parallel with this, something else occurs. When we observe man
    • and individual. The strange thing is that during the time when
    • slip into the organs of breathing, yet others into the heart
    • like a cloud. But the interesting thing is that while, on the
    • something ourselves but instruct somebody else to do it, this
    • practically everything a man does become inscribed in his
    • strange thing is that what is thus inscribed has a tendency to
    • The significant thing is that at the onset of
    • for everything concerning the astral body, our
    • all this taking place in man's inner being, practically nothing
    • together in the heart. Therefore, these two things, which for
    • incorporated into the human being. Thus, something is
  • Title: Human Soul/Evolution: Lecture VII: Modern and Ancient Spiritual Exercises
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    • these things from a certain aspect with reference to what was
    • add something to it in our imagination. It was different in the
    • in all solid matter, in everything fluid or aeriform. Today's
    • stepping out in that direction and this has nothing whatever to
    • along by the water — that is, by something
    • by something spiritual. That is only an example chosen at
    • have often referred to these Yoga breathing exercises.
    • ordinary life breathing functions unconsciously. We breathe in,
    • ordinary life breathing remains for the most part in
    • exercises the Yogi transformed his breathing into a
    • altered the whole rhythm of the normal breathing. In this way
    • the breathing process became conscious. The Yogi projected
    • himself, as it were, into his breathing. He felt himself one
    • breathing process pulsates and beats through them with its
    • breathing remains unconscious.
    • breathing caused the air to billow and whirl through the brain
    • rhythm of breathing.
    • Something extraordinary happened to the Yogi by this means. The
    • that ran through the whole process of breathing which he had
    • something from the external world into himself which he
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    • within the physical-soul-spiritual being of man something comes
    • everything he causes to happen; in short, his karma.
    • nothing new of real importance to the fore. This is
    • to those who had achieved something; one was eager to hear what
    • That human intelligence has become something mechanical which
    • something is achieved through one's own human effort or
    • set his thought processes free from the breathing process. As I
    • experience on the waves of the inner rhythm of breathing. By
    • everything of a solid, earthen nature has as its foundation an
    • older folks used to see gnomes in everything earthy.
    • rediscover the elemental beings contained in everything of a
    • something like that. Thus, these beings defy being counted. It
    • processes. We remain outside of things with our
    • Nothing is achieved by looking at these things merely from an
    • evolution. People want to avoid seeing things in their wider
    • near to spiritual reality something completely different
    • produced — all these things are concerned only with what
    • existence through knowledge of the kind of things I have
  • Title: Human Soul/Evolution: Lecture IX: The Contrasting World-Conceptions of East and West
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    • Yet things were created of an exalted nature, uplifting to
    • wisdom of the Orient. Today everything originating in mental
    • breathing system that penetrates the head — were the scene
    • perception but had now become transformed into something
    • for divine spiritual beings. This was something of which people
    • even in his blood, was something bestowed upon him by the Gods.
    • the last remnants of how things
    • respect, something quite different from that of Europe,
    • however, must relate to something, so it is maintained that far
    • religious denomination he might join. All these things
    • something that can be seen with physical eyes. Western man
    • science deals with nothing but inner ghosts. Man must
    • spirit. On this everything depends.
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture I: The Three Steps of Anthroposophy
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    • something that everyone who had wanted to come here will carry
    • today is promoted as occultism, or the many things that go by
    • nothing else than immersing oneself in the soul experiences of
    • only pointed to these things in order to warn against confusing
    • anything. Because one strives for this exactness in preparing
    • narrowly circumscribed area, but to attain to something into
    • both arise as something self-evident flowing from the spiritual
    • in a certain sum of ideas. The strange thing that came about is
    • something people have thought out. Just consider how much hard
    • feels the reality of breathing. But today, when a philosopher
    • Sophia, this wisdom, is something worth loving, something real
    • something that was warmly alive and received in a heartfelt way
    • turned into something abstract, cold, dull and theoretical.
    • his philosophy. In the physical body we experience breathing,
    • something of the breathing process; physically and
    • physically in breathing and seeing — philosophy came into
    • the reality of our breathing, because we are conscious of our
    • Then the breathing process, for instance, would gradually
    • anything about what is now his physical body, just as modern
    • man knows nothing about his etheric body. The breathing process
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    • something and the one who refutes it are, in most cases,
    • philosopher, it is impossible to arrive at anything that both
    • philosophy. While something similar must be attained if one is
    • to have a philosophy today, it is nevertheless something
    • disregarding everything that makes impressions from outside or
    • observation, objective things are separated from what is
    • within itself nothing of all the contents acquired through
    • body, can be compared with the breathing in of real oxygen.
    • Among other things, through this inspired knowledge one gains a
    • more exact insight into the nature of the human breathing
    • is rhythmically connected with the process of breathing.
    • organisms, is connected with the breathing, with the
    • rhythm of breathing and blood circulation.
    • reflection in the rhythmic human processes, we have something
    • the physical organism on the waves of breathing and the other
    • the soul, we accomplish something not achieved in ordinary
    • you will now change it into something else by an energetic use
    • described earlier as the processes of breathing and
    • organisms use the processes of breathing and circulation,
    • outer spiritual world. Breathing and circulation, with the
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    • nothing flows into it of soul-impressions that well up from the
    • concentrated on what our mind is focused. We know that nothing
    • completely new, something we are certain we have never thought
    • meditation enters his consciousness for the first time, nothing
    • experiences something akin to the forces of growth that turned
    • everything that evolves inwardly and represents the development
    • processes, we have something that shows us how the entire
    • appeared, and to permit nothing else to enter in. Then there
    • experience something like a spiritual being that
    • knowledge, which is something overpowering, in the same quiet
    • Experiencing something through inspiration differs greatly from
    • weaving and working. In this way one feels something
    • also of things on the physical earth, for example, the minerals
    • everything, there we recognize it in its essential, spiritual
    • everything that gives form and life to the human organism
    • organs for tasting, but if the process of breathing in and out
    • Oriental school, the school of Yoga, transformed breathing into
    • perception. By converting the breathing into a conscious, even
    • something like what we experience in seeing and hearing,
    • breathing process into a process of consciousness, of
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    • soul-spiritual element as something eternal, as the
    • here really consists in nothing else but continued energetic
    • confronts anything of the world absorbed through the
    • cognition. Everything of this kind has been removed. Thereby a
    • something that comes into being in the same condition as it is
    • something which during earthly life is continually passing over
    • thinking and conceiving were something quite different; they
    • its source in something else, which is its true nature. This is
    • cast these aside. But that means nothing less than gaining a
    • then to the actual core of man's being is something one learns
    • the will reveals itself so as to show that behind it something
    • behind willing there is something that in a certain sense
    • thinking and forming of ideas as of something that is dying,
    • indeed as something that is already dead, and we view it as the
    • one calls philosophy today is something extremely abstract, for
    • an earlier earth life, and what is now willing, something still
    • soul is revealed as something that leads an embryonic life.
    • have come from something else. Physiology indicates this
    • something else existed earlier. What inspiration
    • “Because that is something that does not explain its own
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  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture V: The Soul's Experiences in Sleep
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    • something absolutely real. What remains unconscious to ordinary
    • daytime, everything the soul receives through the senses, is
    • philosophy to which we should thus attain would be something
    • cosmos; rather, he experiences something like a
    • I said, I describe things as they appear to inspired
    • physical and etheric organizations in the systems of breathing
    • movements of our solar system pulse through our breathing and
    • impulses that have pulsated through breathing and circulation
    • stage of sleep something else happens. The soul receives
    • everything that has been good or bad in its dealings with other
    • These connections reappear, as does everything that has
    • continue to work as stimuli in the breathing and blood
    • perceiving such things through inspired cognition to
    • common sense could believe that birth and death are nothing but
    • his breathing and circulation need, or to acquire from the
    • soul being of the moon; these, to be sure, have something to do
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VI: The Transition from the Soul-Spiritual Existence in Human Development to the Sensory-Physical
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    • in ordinary consciousness he knows nothing of it. One can say
    • man, but something else is. At a certain stage of his
    • of everything earthly man possesses as his physical
    • something small that unfolds into a larger organism. But when I
    • one does here in the physical world. Everything is
    • illustrate this so that we can take something from human
    • cosmos. This cosmos is actually nothing else than his future
    • condition, everything representing our link with the developing
    • before it descends to earth. If you think of everything
    • of an inspiring and blissful nature. Truly, nothing small and
    • blissful existence. But everything that happens in celestial
    • something he once possessed is in the process of being lost,
    • object do not really exist for him and everything is
    • individual soul, something that the moon forces bring
    • something like the following thought springs to life: I must
    • possess it, this physical body, toward which everything
    • man's soul to which the cosmic revelations appear as something
    • earlier stage of divinely permeated consciousness. These things
    • everything that lives in the soul as a sense of privation
    • organism. It remains unconscious of everything that
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  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VII: Christ in His Relationship to Mankind and the Riddle of Death
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    • lies something immensely important and substantial.
    • eyes perceive something, we know with certainty that something
    • perceived something spiritually real when such images passed
    • something within him that had at the beginning of his earthly
    • riddle of death. For they no longer knew anything through
    • tradition. But those who knew something about the spiritual
    • things in the external world. Pure sense observation, as the
    • Concerning everything, however, that those men, who knew
    • something real about the spiritual world, could still speak
    • about in the first Christian centuries, nothing could now be
    • consciousness we cannot say that there is anything in our soul
    • consciousness, you perceive nothing of what can carry you over
    • into another world. Something of this nature may exist —
    • but with your ordinary consciousness you sense and know nothing
    • and accept the Mystery of Golgotha, must take something into
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VIII: Ordinary and Higher Consciousness
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    • thinking, feeling and willing is also extinguished. Everything
    • of things is naturally preserved as far as ordinary
    • physical organization. Everything that has occurred since
    • drawn out of the depths of the bodily organization, everything
    • first thing you actually lose are your memories. You have the
    • recall anything as in all experiences of ordinary
    • thoughts about it, and if you remember something of the past
    • things existing in time were spread out in space. Just as you
    • experience one thing alongside another simultaneously in sense
    • This is something that disappoints many people who do such soul
    • something. They assume that they can retain this view, that
    • everything into abstract ideas but rather speaks out of living
    • mention something personal here. I have perhaps spoken already
    • imagination of which man knows nothing, which remains
    • Something is reflected back to us from our physical body, and
    • therefore, experiences nothing substantial. There is no
    • when he confronts something of his past life — for
    • his life which reveals something that otherwise remains
    • consciousness have nothing to do with his bodily organs. He
    • does not lead away from ordinary consciousness to something
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  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture IX: The Continuation of Ego Consciousness after Death in Relation to the Christ
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    • planetary movements stream through his breathing and
    • Man experiences nothing in waking consciousness of the ether
    • nothing of the impulses that come from the movements of
    • the planets and live as stimuli in his breathing, and pulse
    • through his blood circulation. Nothing comes to
    • experiences nothing of what is expressed in the constellations
    • life, something that we have already become familiar with. The
    • to transform our head organization into something spiritual. An
    • becomes. Finally, it turns into something comparable to a
    • is not active in the head organization but in everything that
    • of the physical body in which breathing, blood circulation and
    • breathing and in the blood circulation, but because it does not
    • through the breathing and blood circulation but does not
    • something continually takes place below in the unconscious that
    • penetrates man's rhythmic organism of breathing and blood
    • to bring the rhythmic system into consciousness, the breathing
    • breathing, considering it good or bad, wise or foolish. In the
    • made his brain into a breathing organ for a while and
    • what lives in man's breathing and blood circulation from
    • astral experiences that live in the breathing and blood
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  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture X: The Experience of the Soul's Will Nature
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    • breathing, the circulation and other rhythmic processes. In a
    • devoted entirely to the breathing and the blood
    • and see that it slips into the breathing and circulatory
    • nothing else intervened. We can therefore say that in this
    • something, then, the process that takes place in mere
    • combustion. Something in the configuration of my arm is
    • There, something similar also takes place, only much more
    • the subconscious sphere. Everything that a person does,
    • on this level, it only comes to an assessment. But something
    • something additional arises in the willing-soul. The judgement,
    • being in us. With this being, we possess something within us
    • something lasting is contained in this will nature of the
    • soul, something that was also present before man descended from
    • in part the animal kingdom — we find everything
    • just characterized. In everything that can be undertaken in
    • critics — that if anything is childlike in some respects
    • shaping of dreams, which is something that varies with each
    • before that. Just as we dream about something from the day just
    • thing or another; this experience of the past day still
    • things about that person. Dreams are not studied correctly. If
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  • Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture I: Human Being and his Relationship to the World
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    • view of the desire to hear something about this subject, I will
    • occult reading and occult hearing. We hear something about the
    • forth. Among many things that I will not mention here, this
    • review also contains something that is absolutely
    • the present day. It is said that if there is anything in these
    • of those who claim to be able to see such things stand in front
    • me say here that there is nothing more natural than this
    • reasonable. Nevertheless, one thing holds good. The Professor
    • these words I am saying something that will be considered
    • the things to be found in that book, there is also the
    • penetrate into things with absolute selflessness, to silence
    • that is demanded by science itself. The whole thing is arranged
    • physical plane should experience something of the thoughts and
    • in the same way, whereas the truth is that something will be
    • anything to change in his power of judgment. Needless to say he
    • will realise nothing of the basic trend and intention of the
    • nothing from its contents and that it is all so much juggling
    • Reading and Occult Hearing’ are to mean anything to us. We
    • But there is something that is necessary for the higher worlds
    • think, we create for ourselves mental pictures of the things
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  • Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture II: Identification with the Signs and Spiritual Realities of the Imaginative World
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    • soul-and-spirit we are inside our skin, that things are merely
    • things themselves. We could not become aware of them if our
    • Living in the ordinary physical world, the things are reflected
    • produce what we experience in our life of soul about the things
    • is stating, in regard to these things, the same as one who
    • is the principle that there are exceptions to everything, real
    • exceptions. Especially are there exceptions to those things of
    • nothing at all or inevitably be exposed to errors of every
    • world, for meeting the dead. Let us assume that everything is
    • would be an error. For as a rule, something quite different
    • — be very easily inclined to see something that he does
    • anything to do with him. He may see before him a widespread
    • pictures that are experienced. But one thing reveals itself
    • pictures we shall experience something that seems to be
    • you will say to yourselves: these pictures contain something
    • that reminds you of all kinds of things which might also arise
    • is there on its own, and around which everything else groups
    • comes where one knows: There is something there.
    • will try to speak quite precisely. As a rule, this one thing
    • paradoxical, absurd. It is possible for something strange and
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  • Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture III: Inner Experiences and 'Moods' of Soul as the Vowels and Consonants of the Spiritual World
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    • first thing of which I will speak may be called the ‘vowels’ of
    • pictures, and he faces them just as he faces the things of the
    • the things of the external world. Only gradually do we learn to
    • to be able to see something. A series of fluctuating pictures
    • nothing of such pictures but only the pictures of the physical
    • the physical body everything with which we had become one
    • we must learn something else as well. I have spoken of this
    • the thing can go still further. I will start by describing the
    • subjective experience. I told you yesterday something which I
    • concentration, something approaches which one is seeking
    • oneself. I said that something else can happen. When meditation
    • extinguished them — and have got nothing in their place.
    • losing ourselves in Nothingness. We have not the feeling of
    • out of something with much stronger reality. At the moment of
    • the emptiness of sleep. Something has happened in the interval,
    • something at which we were present, and now we have wakened
    • them. It is like a memory! We remember something we have gone
    • have gone through something as a thinking being (only
    • It is something that the human being himself cannot experience.
    • for the first time we get to know how things appear on yonder
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  • Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture IV: Inner Mobility of Thought
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    • Another such experience comes if we. take in earnest something
    • Archangeloi, we must understand through inner feeling something
    • these things and continue to feel them inwardly — imparts
    • out of himself, but also into something: into the living
    • then experiences something that is not an abstract feeling in
    • meaning of things bursts forth like fruit out of many centres.
    • may be described as these ‘vowels.’ In other words: something
    • with which he confronts the spiritual world, something is
    • perceive. It is very difficult to describe these things. Cosmic
    • out of this radiance and resonance proceeds something that may
    • they become something quite different from what they are when
    • objective, something at which we look and which in its
    • ears to let the word enter our soul. Just as everything that
    • by way of the senses, a similar thing happens in the spiritual
    • everything is different, we become aware of it differently I
    • gave the first indications of these things at the beginning of
    • would arrive at these things for himself. There is a very great
    • with deep inwardness — everything can be gleaned from
    • by someone else than me. Everything, really, is contained in
    • much could be written if everything contained in the Mystery
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  • Title: Imaginative Cognition and Inspired Cognition
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    • something added to the outer course taken by the facts. The
    • what, compared with the external world, is something unreal. On
    • there is another thing which prevents our ascribing reality to
    • would be like something happening outside in nature, taking
    • independent member of the body which, as something complete in
    • something at rest shows — if we don't want to be really
    • state of continued motion — certainly not something at
    • cognition brings to our notice. One might say that everything
    • is seething, inwardly on the move, not only in space but, in an
    • intensive way, one thing flows into another. We are no longer
    • of view of Imaginative knowledge, that he appears as something
    • moving, something enduring, in a state of perpetual
    • soul to the inner soul-life, finding there nothing to be drawn
    • course in time, something always becoming, never at rest. The
    • that the life of the body also shows movement; breathing is a
    • blood, the breathing, and other bodily motions seem relatively
    • here I have brought two things to your notice which belong to
    • appears to Imaginative cognition as something always on the
    • the thought-world we feel as though in something which works
    • something pleasant. By arising to Imaginative cognition, we
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  • Title: Occult Psychology: Lecture One
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    • that something connected with the most significant, the most weighty tasks of man's future is
    • the work devoted to this building there is already something that could serve as a model for all
    • relatively large number of our friends a selfless devotion to something objective, to something
    • the moment we had a “ good press” I should think there must be something wrong,
    • something of ours must have been untrue.
    • All these things are suitable for calling up in us
    • cause. For nothing could promote greater confusion among us than our wishing to make any kind of
    • scarcely been seen before, it was partly something entirely new to the audience, namely in
    • ground with our cause and do nothing that is not entirely consistent with it.Otherwise, my dear
    • fight against a great deal of what today we can no longer call prejudice, for things work too
    • things. Now over and over again we have to refer to the terrible malady of our age, that consists
    • There is one thing upon which I must repeatedly
    • you get either nothing at all or a rotten ear. But each time you are dealing with a grain of
    • Let us speak of something other than a grain of
    • Woodrow Wilson signify nothing
    • if they come out of his head. But this is something that modern man comes to understand with such
    • this. And something else is connected with the present unreality in thinking namely, men are
    • these last years?. Men are surprised by everything, and they will go on being more and more
    • surprised. But they will not have anything to do with what is really working in the world, and
    • base anything upon anything. If one works with the content of ideas alone it is actually possible
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  • Title: Occult Psychology: Lecture Two
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    • sketch in outline anything like this we must naturally always keep in mind that we have to do
    • meant to represent something of a soul and spirit nature as we do of anything that in a
    • soul-spiritual.) Borne like a wave, swimming, I might say, or hovering, so nothing else is borne
    • to itself. When everything represented by this figure is studied, it can clearly be seen how man
    • the atom, it would no — longer be an atom. It is simply something unapproachable. And it is
    • outlook, man comes to a boundary; there in a sense he reaches nothingness and he has to hold fast
    • outside). What I have here drawn as an open lemniscate, as an open loop, is not just something
    • thought out, but something you can actually look upon as flashing in and out of a gentle, very
    • proceed outward again. Thus this kind of thing streams towards man, interweaves and then goes out
    • be a most imperfect, chaotic seething upheaval in man's inner nature — something that
    • recollection, of memory. You can therefore picture to yourself that you have in you something
    • united with the external world, otherwise in the waking condition everything would go through
    • you. You would actually know nothing of impressions; you would nave impressions but be unable to
    • within himself. One could say of what is underneath that for those who really know these things,
    • funnels, therefore, letting everything flow through us; had we not this dam as the basis of
    • concepts, we should become loveless beings, empty of love, with dry, stony natures. Nothing, in
    • bodily organisation. Naturally things are not in reality so simple as they must be in any
    • representation, because everything is interwoven. What is red here (diagram 2) runs into things
    • and is changed; again, what is green and blue is also changed. Actually, things all intermix with
    • spiritual element. Everything here (yellow) is what might be called finely woven light. Were I
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  • Title: Occult Psychology: Lecture Three
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    • is something quite definite to be said about this very life of the man of soul. If we go back in
    • penetrate to the thing — call it how you will — lying beyond this boundary.
    • come when out of the depths of human nature whet I described to you yesterday as something
    • seething, into which man should not look (above all should not look in the sense of what the
    • onwards all manner of things will seep through.
    • fifth post-Atlantean epoch — our epoch; all kinds of things will want to leak through. This
    • experience that there are repeated lives on earth, and things of that kind. One may say that
    • already today these things are breaking through, though not very often. I have frequently
    • after his death by his friend Rappaport, in which all kinds of most interesting things appear.
    • penetrable, and all manner of things are pressing through. What he has written down about his
    • It can be seen how most terrible things are here
    • year 747, something came in from outside, henceforward something will rise up from within.
    • The things of which I am speaking now were actually
    • interesting for many people today to consider anything so characteristic as the address about the
    • understood only when we know how in the oriental something still remains of that rising-up and
    • characteristics when quite young. Irregularity enters evolution when something is thrust into it
    • something that is to enter later, something is introduced which belongs to a later time.
    • American people. One cannot imagine anything more to the point nor more apt than this lecture of
    • here, not merely the "what" — the feeling that in all this something greater is speaking
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  • Title: i Spirituality: Lecture 1: Historical Symptomology, the Year 790, Alcuin, Greeks, Platonism, Aristotelianism, East, West, Middle, Ego
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    • several things were mentioned which, particularly at the present
    • the most important things are brought about by the masses. In many circles this has always been a
    • really do anything because they are nothing of real substantiality, and only something of
    • substantiality can do something. Spiritual science points to real spiritual forces that are
    • But we come to clarity concerning these things only
    • something which otherwise is at work everywhere, but which does not show itself in such a
    • that, within the abundance of facts, the important thing is to find a
    • the facts, the view that death is not something real resembles the view which says: Cold is not
    • something real, it is just a decrease in warmth, it is only a lesser warmth. Because the cold
    • something that isn't real. But we will leave that aside. We want rather to take the argument
    • direction. He asks: Is death something real or not? — and objects that, indeed, death is
    • In Plato there was still something
    • of occasions. 'Nothingness'
    • [nothingness]
    • as a different reality. This talk of nothingness then
    • But what was meant by the nothingness one finds in Dionysius the
    • Areopagite and of that which the oriental spoke of as something self-evident to him? This fades
    • then completely. What was this nothingness for the oriental? It was something real for him. He
    • something.
    • this space in which physical things are extended and move, and beyond this time in which our
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  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 2: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 1
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    • in earlier epochs, and very exceptional things are making their appearance within humanity's
    • everything that can foster this social living together. We have shown in the past,
    • have pointed to different things that are peculiar to the human beings of the East, Central
    • is utterly unimportant. And anyone who does not see, in the most intense sense, something of
    • symptomatic importance in such things as the present
    • the West — and this is carried out thoroughly by it — to have everything of an
    • character. Behind this political character, which has produced all the dreadful things that have
    • everything that is still in Europe — also towards the West, even into France — can be
    • brilliant rise of commerce, trade and industry which has come out of modern science, everything
    • trade which was the foundation for everything in the West which later arose. One can also point
    • everything which comes from Central Europe and is conceived not out of economic points of view,
    • tried to counteract from the European continent everything that had resulted from
    • political conception. But a political conception is something that projects from earlier times
    • Thus are things linked in human evolution. And we
    • can safely say that history also shows that when two do the same thing it is in fact not the
    • the East, but in a decadent form today, something which points back to ancient times of Eastern
    • evolution and has a spiritual character; in the Centre something which today is also antiquated
    • everything is flooded by the economic life. This, viewed externally, is the differentiation
    • spiritual world. Everything in the spiritual development of modern times is designed towards
    • that is so popular nowadays. For it is a problem pointing indeed to something that is a
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  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 3: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 2
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    • it, in the after-effects during waking. And in this way they bring in everything they wish to pit
    • and at everything in the physical-sense world that expresses itself out of these spiritual
    • the modern anthroposophically-oriented spiritual science, everything that exists in Western
    • something which then streamed northwards in three branches (see diagram).
    • of the older development of humanity, but I should like to draw your attention to a few things.
    • that Germanic peoples force their way into the Roman element and that something then arises there
    • West of Europe as the Latin race has, fundamentally, nothing in it of Latin blood. But it, has
    • And other things, too, were preserved apart from
    • has something in which the human element is submerged and which is capable of touching it.
    • [of the human being being penetrated from without by everything that arises from language]
    • prejudice at the results of Darwin's research will understand that something was present there
    • But let us suppose that something else happened.
    • might work on everything that is only body and soul and devise a doctrine that wished only to
    • towards the East (see diagram). But we will first look at something that goes out from ancient
    • pass on their language. The Germanic people have their language as something living in them and
    • in their true nature we can say: When they were awake there was working in them something of the
    • Take everything that lived in Goethe from the
    • thereby particularly prepared for the coming to prominence of the one thing that is important for
    • anything which goes beyond the physical-sense life. Instead of a real teaching on the spirit you
    • is nothing other than what the human being lives through between birth and death, which is then
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  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 4: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 3
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    • whole treatise arose out of the same European mood as did the French Revolution. The same thing
    • this and on the far side of the river, in a pictorial, rich and concrete way; the same thing that
    • But it is no longer possible to give things in this
    • two presentations of the same thing. One by Schiller, from the intellect as it were, though not
    • in the usual way that people do things from the intellect, but such that the intellect is
    • difference between some dry, average, professional philistine presenting something on the human
    • being. In Schiller everything still has a totally personal
    • stops just short of something into which humanity later fell completely.
    • expressed the same thing in images, in wonderful images, in his
    • of art. It can therefore be said that there was something quite unique in this bond of friendship
    • Golden King, the Silver King, and the Copper King — we see a prefiguration of everything
    • These things direct us indeed to the fact that this
    • and nothing more one would never come to an impetus for actual outer action. Goethe was at the point
    • was still something at work which can be perceived also in ancient times and most clearly, for
    • where things go on in the usual way, the Greeks considered themselves dependant on their gods, on
    • the spirits of their myths. When, however, it was a matter of deciding something of great
    • the gods of the myths that can determine the matter; here something real must come to light. And
    • inspirations if we are to find anything for the well-being of human society in the modern
    • have found: something much more real in his three soul-conditions than the three abstractions in his
    • further, there is something quite definite that must first be realized. People have to see what
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    • that it is impossible to grasp and know anything at all with the pure intellect. The intellect is
    • individual things and phenomena or in the whole of nature, as the all-encompassing
    • longing to experience something from the Orient — people did experience something of this
    • through birth. In the time of oriental wisdom, everything — despite the civilization which
    • took its course there and was shone through with wisdom — everything, fundamentally,
    • What has not yet arrived — because everything
    • machine-technological economy into modern civilization. One experiences the strangest things
    • machine would simply follow us into the country, I said to him. Everything, I said, could be
    • dialectical-legal element in the Trotsky-Leninist system — everything is to be geared
    • revolutions are nothing other than the result of not recognizing the demonic element in our
    • they can become free. They have to develop a faculty that has absolutely nothing to do with
    • faculties that have nothing to do with either knowledge or practical life, like pure
    • everything must be added to it which supersensible research is seeking to find.
    • There is something else involved here. I related
    • things reach over then like after-effects, like ghosts, into later times. Then came the
    • dialectical-legal element. The official stamp became the most important thing. The diploma,
    • certificate — this became the important thing. Whereas in ancient theocratic times blood
    • things are characteristic. A lawyer once said to me during a discussion I had with him: The fact
    • birth certificate or the christening certificate that had to exist; that was the important thing.
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    • the dialectical-legal, development of the human soul. In the midst of everything that occurred
    • blood then gave way to the medieval wave. Human beings then had nothing, or they had less and
    • the people who counted had nothing of this. Nothing but an instinctive memory remained. So upon
    • continuous protest against authority. For when everything is based on authority, as was the case
    • fortify this authority — to put, in a sense, everything that proceeds from the Mystery of
    • has nothing more of the Christ. Jesuitism already contains in itself a complete rebellion against
    • which led to the Mystery of Golgotha through Jesuitism was nevertheless to be something founded
    • about, with its culmination in the nineteenth century, in which the Christ-impulse as something
    • priesthood and the leading Catholic circles that it would be the most frightful thing if the
    • spiritual constitution of soul. A dialectical soul-constitution can make nothing of them. It was
    • something to be understood as one understands things of the physical plane. After all, with an
    • this holds true even for dreams. People can dream the same thing; that is to say the same thing
    • the Gospels everything that was contradictory. And what the Gospels have now become is, in the
    • the things which the famous Schmiedel
    • genuine places in the Gospels are those where someone is not praised, where something
    • disapproving is said, and dismisses everything else. And thus there arose the descriptions of
    • that something has been 'scientifically proven'. They know nothing more about this proof than
    • try sometime to hold in mind for yourself everything that people accept nowadays as being true,
    • proven science. In the last analysis it rests upon nothing other than a pure principle of
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    • the near future as lying in such external things as the differences between Japan and America
    • remains at the surface of things. But especially during the period between the middle of the
    • encapsulate themselves in their habitual ideas so that nothing can penetrate which conflicts with
    • still cling to a certain piety, a piety that wants to know nothing of what is laying hold of
    • this chaos, individual souls can emerge who will have a very strong sense of something which I
    • anything to say about the real nature of man.
    • kind, on the other we have the increasing inability of science to say anything about the human
    • from the spiritual world something that was still in him, something that came out in childhood as
    • it is worth a great deal; it is something of the greatest value to feel that what has been
    • another feeling entirely. And there is something important here which must be looked at. More and
    • inherited from parents, grandparents and so on. The first thing people ask about a child nowadays
    • his existence to be worthless if he cannot feel it to be anything other than the sum total of
    • and yet understood nothing of the situation mankind is in - when these people began talking about
    • utterly rsactionary world-view that tries to trace everything back to inherited characteristics.
    • back upon something entirely devoid of spirit — on blood relationship, on the blood-related
    • made in which people who know absolutely nothing about the conditions of life in the modern
    • civilized world have determined the shape of the maps of the countries of that world. Nothing,
    • perhaps, shows more clearly the materialism of modern times, its denial of everything spiritual,
    • world is going today. Everything that is welling up out of the chaotic instincts of humanity
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    • week ago, you will obtain an important key, as it were, to many things in
    • were, out of nothing and attains a perceptible existence. Thus people speak
    • nothingness.
    • nothingness.
    • something external, our soul-spiritual has to bring about destructive
    • consciousness. Whenever we become conscious of something, these processes
    • connected intimately with everything which can be learned with regard to
    • birth and death is, in reality, filled with everything into which we are
    • it, as it were, everything that constitutes our environment during the life
    • dwelt in the spiritual world. Many things happened on Earth during this
    • time. But these things brought about the conditions in which we live, into
    • trace in the descendants anything identical with or even similar to the
    • ancestors. Everything is passed on; yet the fundamental character which is
    • so in the grandchildren and so on until a time comes when nothing more can
    • character of the earlier period has been extinguished, when nothing more of
    • it is there, when the things which, as it were, mattered to us in previous
    • anew when everything for the sake of which we were born before has been
    • connected with the conditions and things on the Earth. He also
    • period have the tendency above all, if nothing interferes with this, to
    • when something quite new has emerged. Of course, there are exceptions in an
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    • periods, is something quite new. Therefore, only since about the middle
    • organization — yet contain something of repetition. The real
    • objective perception of things, which later became the scientific
    • physical earth-man rightly the apparatus for everything that he has
    • further to something that can be depicted by diagram, which this time
    • intuitions are no mere abstract things like our own thoughts, concepts
    • or feelings. Imaginations are something very real, inspirations
    • something still more real. For, inspirations do not remain pent up
    • Jupiter will be constituted of nothing but these forms. We have in us
    • of everything we may develop in this direction, will be able to evolve
    • this Jupiter possesses as yet nothing equivalent to our plants, animals
    • conditions the Sun man could bring it to nothing actual in us. The
    • Archangelos would realize only inspirations; and were things to proceed
    • something additional is necessary, — we must evolve something
    • else beyond the earth man. And this is nothing else then something that
    • aspires to and reaches out for things that extend far beyond the earth
    • from Spiritual Science, the Sun man in us can really do something. He
    • ask nothing better than that Jupiter be constructed of minerals only.
    • laboratories, etc., we shall find that everything is working in the
    • Good, and all those who, in their Soul, accept or practice anything
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    • understandable, one might even say justifiable. But something else
    • become the living thing it must be, in accordance with the general
    • becomes still more difficult. Other things will emerge that bring new
    • from various aspects. And so something shall here be added to what
    • concealed something which cuts deep into life. Today we will turn our
    • Now we must distinguish two things in
    • how something withered comes to expression in the far-spread Roman
    • something like a sort of archetypal opposition set against the
    • But the important thing is that even while over in the Orient the
    • — which is always a useful thing to do
    • legends. I should like but to point to one thing, and that is,
    • must be something of a soul-nature that the Gods have laid within
    • as one moves about on earth, one bears something divine within; in
    • something Luciferic within one. Something is bound up with the eating
    • men death, something that has turned all men away from the Gods and
    • all details) actually had nothing of the higher, more far-reaching
    • humanity, who still saw everything in pictures, and the highly
    • Europe something was left over, as it were, like a treasured remnant
    • humanity were, in a way, protected from understanding anything that
    • through with life. What they believed they knew was something that
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    • out of a nothingness, but as if they emerged from a full but much
    • my soul ... I knew quite exactly: I have experienced something there
    • things with our intellect and reason in order to get certain
    • knowledge of the things of the world. Nevertheless it is quite clear
    • that we should have had a different knowledge of things if the
    • eat of this Tree then something similar would have come to pass for
    • methodical development to know something of what really goes on in
    • in the fine etheric element that I have indicated, is something of
    • possession of it, it comes about that something predestined for men
    • the Ahrimanic beings when they seem to wish to have nothing to do
    • sleep to awaking, in the element of which we men are to know nothing,
    • But in the moment of waking, something
    • Luciferic temptation at that time, has not come about. Something
    • bargain and settle their pact with one another, something comes to
    • things. From waking to sleeping we gain knowledge of things, a
    • knowledge that our intellect combines, putting one thing with another
    • things, as must be self-evident to you, through our ego. It is a
    • because it is the permanent thing in human life between birth and
    • in things, why it appears as if one made dead concepts out of the
    • living and weaving. Science seems a kind of compilation, something
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    • and concepts they are, as it were, learning something of the world,
    • that the images in fact reproduce something of the world. This is the
    • actuality in our inner self as man, that we do something by thinking,
    • something perceptible. But it is not recognised as a form-builder, a
    • something like a shadowy outline, a phantom, of ourselves; not
    • ourselves must be inserted, for we are continuously losing something,
    • something is being destroyed, is actually crumbling away. And what
    • breathing — though for the most part it is no
    • him, and that breathing has something to do with his re-building and
    • yields us inasmuch as it reproduces something external; it works in
    • of the thought. That the thought accomplishes something in us should
    • into the thought, one not only has something in oneself, not only
    • but in something which may be described as a copy of the
    • things and not grasping the inner living element. It was apportioned
    • applying thinking to outer things. Lucifer must of course cooperate
    • Goethe they appeared so in the most eminent sense) as something which
    • Mystery of Golgotha; for them everything flowed together out of the
    • to the Evangelists. The gospel is therefore not something that was
    • But you gather something else from what
    • copying. If we imitate it nothing true or genuine results. That is
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  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture IV: Harmonizing Thinking, Feeling and Willing
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    • point of merely seeing images of something external in what he
    • the same time as he is conceiving and thinking, something is also
    • and will has nothing to do with anything in the outside world, in the
    • our inner life, we believe we are experiencing something which is
    • pronounced separation between something in us that wishes to be
    • feeling and willing, and something else which pays little heed to
    • bear something in them which is just as much derived from the cosmos
    • truth, or something like truth by observing the outer world through
    • observations. In his researches he found nothing to which one could
    • thing in itself,’ but one
    • inner being of man something thrusts up which lives in willing and
    • the moral order. He only felt one thing to be clear.
    • ‘Here, one does not come to anything at all. The
    • thing in itself is nebulous, is unknown; but that which thrusts up as
    • can tell nothing of the actual world.
    • those are now living in our intellect, so that something Luciferic
    • did not do, so now they contribute nothing to it.
    • earnestly you will understand that something of immense significance
    • realisation that everything that lives and weaves upon earth,
    • everything that exists and works and grows, appears upon the
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    • should like to put together various things today which will give us
    • it learns to know nothing else; it creeps about and learns to
    • processes are affected when something occurs above. So we can say:
    • for the caterpillar can know nothing of this; it creeps around, this
    • notices quite clearly that something is going on, that the roots
    • something is happening, and he now expresses all he knows, this worm.
    • everything is subjected to causality, as it is expressed in a
    • about down below and will call one thing a cause and another an
    • causality, there need be nothing lacking in the chain of cause and
    • something comes into the sense-world which cannot be perceived under
    • world-conception means nothing for its correctness. One who can set
    • worm-existence can give the assurance that nothing at all in this
    • able or not able to prove something with the instruments of the world
    • something with the means offered by the world in which he dwells.
    • us something, anything at all, that limits, truly limits our ordinary
    • — for everything external that we conceive is in
    • space, everything that we bring to consciousness and let arise
    • move about in space; we observe things in space, and that which
    • come out of space. Then it must also get accustomed to viewing things
    • that which takes its course in time is nothing but an outer sign,
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    • The first thing, however, which is
    • something remains which is entirely physical. So the relationship
    • must be drawn in this way, with something left outside the
    • What I have now depicted is how things
    • even true that something like etheric tentacles from Lucifer project
    • possible, something else has become possible. It is only because
    • anything but the alliance of Lucifer and Ahriman.
    • over such things very lightly. For how often a man says:
    • tell you what the others are like and all the bad things they are
    • things, my dear friends, if we regard the true facts of the case, if
    • arise the most vivid visions and imaginations of every possible thing
    • press out and there then arise all sorts of imagined things that
    • from such things? The answer could only be given by referring the
    • only this helps one to escape from these things. One thing above all,
    • Above all things we must be quite clear
    • make progress if we let Ahriman transform for us something that we
    • hand something that is to bring quite accurately to our consciousness
    • it is to guide us to accept things as they are. As long as we cannot
    • take these things into our thoughts they remain in the sphere of
    • not there, if we know nothing of them: they are always there. And in
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    • create something for which the books should be only a
    • Consciousness of these things died away altogether after the
    • many things were no longer understood at all, as, for example,
    • then: ‘All things were made by him [i.e.: by the Logos];
    • and without him was not anything made that was made.’
    • namely, that all things visible were made by the Logos, that
    • the Logos, therefore, is the creator of the things of the
    • things visible, but the Father God is substituted for the
    • things visible is the Father God and not the Christ.
    • olden times men knew nothing about electricity or electric
    • currents, but on the other hand they knew something about their
    • blood. Standing on the Earth they knew: there is something in
    • Every' thing would be well if the earthly forces only
    • creating nor created but receiving all things into himself.
    • ruling in the things of the outer world. The teachings of the
    • insinuated themselves into the things of the Earth. The things
    • of the Earth we perceive with our senses, the things that are
    • but of super-personality. In other words, when everything is
    • now came the Christ Who taught that the things of the Earth
    • see things through the light of the Sun and when we eat the
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    • lay in something quite different than it does today. The content of
    • more in recent times and has laid the basis, more than anything else, for
    • nothing more than a living in words, a living in language. And having
    • abstract and hence materialistic. For, everything abstract leads human
    • one that points to something barely approached by the average person
    • to have nothing to do with understanding the social question, it
    • nonetheless remains true that everything I have set forth here is
    • something like this? Because in our time the endeavor has to take hold
    • perceive, in so far as they perceive anything of our earth.
    • these things in my
    • Well, the dead see nothing at all of human beings, with the exception of
    • something invisible, something imperceptible. And only if you begin to
    • dead see nothing at all. Our sculptural figure could only be made visible
    • emphasizing asymmetry, that is, in containing something of a soul nature
    • reality, a work of art should have nothing in common with such a mere
    • reproduction. It should be anything but like the original. He could not
    • bronze or in another material, people have to experience something or
    • “Is that in accordance with nature, is there something
    • like that in nature?” And if someone finds that nothing of
    • addition to nature. It represents something new placed into this world.
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    • be done tomorrow perhaps — I would like to say something about
    • time. But when such things are discussed, what is not taken into
    • as its name is concerned, it has shown itself to be something new:
    • everything said about this economic imperialism is untrue,
    • everything, I would say, seems to be hanging in the air, which more
    • sufficiently characterized by such things.
    • And one must only remember a second thing.
    • things have been talked about: the self-determination of
    • peoples and so forth. All these things were not
    • true, for what was behind them was something completely different, it
    • return to the realities. And when things such as imperialism are
    • reality — not something called a physical reality, but it
    • they had become something greater than ordinary people. They were
    • did not exist for the people of the ancient orient. Everything
    • god he was entitled to wear such clothes. It was the clothing of a
    • god. That's what a god looked like. It meant nothing more than what
    • physical reality, something like this would have been unthinkable.
    • history are crystallized in human consciousness, things are expressed
    • Of all the things which once existed, only
    • the most diverse kind. Generally, as long as things are real,
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    • preparation for something which is yet to come in human evolution. If
    • that is, into something existing yet illusional, then the new reality
    • real god in human form. In the course of time such things have lost
    • But the more things become platitudes, the
    • under their feet if such things have become platitudes. People love
    • prevented it. Everything which the Middle Ages had to say about
    • the contrary, they preferred to characterize the thing as being half
    • historical happenings something appears [draws on blackboard in red];
    • and beneath its surface something else appears [blue]. When the first
    • thing disappears as an illusion, then the second thing, the reality,
    • reality after tsarism itself was swept away. Lenin was nothing other
    • back to the far past are not so very wrong, although the things
    • form. At that time the things spoken and especially the things shown
    • them. But that has nothing to do with the principle. Those who are
    • have nothing to do with the external social position of the members.
    • The members are really united in a way which has nothing to do with
    • Such things are really meaningful. It is not
    • course superficial, but wherever you look you will find such things,
    • but that doesn't work well in the economy. Now comes something about
    • inwardly is real? There is such a thing as auto-suggestion. This
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    • something that was felt to be part of a mission — not
    • things are retained — simply due to indolence — which
    • professions and therefore we have something which is no longer
    • justified by the circumstances. Something develops which, although
    • nothing to discuss in such empires; but this impossibility of
    • stage the things which can be observed in physical life, be they
    • everything physical was thought of as a reflection, as an image, as a
    • thing that mattered was the concrete will of a physical person. To
    • because he is accustomed to criticize everything, to discuss
    • everything, thinks that to criticize and discuss was always present
    • everything can be affirmed. Nevertheless, previous stages are always
    • imperialism exists. People observe things very superficially. When
    • rights will have noticed that there is something shimmering in the
    • can see how this definition consists of nothing but platitudes. He
    • such a thing let alone write it down. But it is in the book I spoke
    • There are other interesting things in it.
    • information, then things look quite different from what is propounded
    • special attention to this, let's take something quite banal, quite
    • but nothing about the tree has been painted. And when something of
    • green,” you are painting something dead. The way we combine
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    • first and foremost thing to be observed in this School must of
    • have gone into these things in our weekly periodical, What
    • cast us back to our nothingness.
    • know that the first thing to come from the darkness that must
    • through human self-knowledge. Everything man needs in sickness
    • clearly realize that everything that is not acquired in this
    • to think — everything is reeled out and all one has to do
    • nowadays can be compared to someone who wants to pick something
    • pockets and thinks he can pick the thing up that way. But he
    • want to grasp something from the floor. We must activate our
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    • That is the second thing that we have within us - which plants
    • banal things which cause us to realize that life is serious and
    • number of our friends were to undertake something in this
    • is good if it relates to something which exerts a strong
    • something I can do - now that the Anthroposophical Society has
    • introduce something new into my life as an anthroposophist?
    • something new?
    • In esoteric life only the truth works, nothing else. You may
    • color something because of vanity, but what has been colored
    • deeply rooted with our humanity is everything which hinders us
    • things of the outside world and doesn't realize that such
    • thinks about the external things of the world. It is a corpse.
    • everything. And the dead thinking of the nineteenth century
    • to karma is measured. But he knows nothing about it. It is all
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    • observations - when man uses the things that he encounters in
    • looks for it. When he is expected to believe something, he
    • something in ordinary life which is not proven by this or that
    • know whether something that confronts you is truth or illusion.
    • could not differentiate between something happening to you
    • something which should be borne in mind especially by those who
    • forces, which can be the result of any number of things, such
    • illusion. Therefore the first thing one must learn in order to
    • which have nothing to do with your willing; but these thoughts
    • are illusions. You can have feelings which have nothing to do
    • That is the essential thing, that when a person approaches the
    • really something which comes very close to the threshold of the
    • spiritual world. Let's say you experienced something ten years
    • in time, back to your previous earth lives. That is something
    • depths, everything you are capable of perpetrating. But the
    • Also, one judges people not only because they have something
    • opinion of others. But that is the least of things. He who
    • that we eat and drink , that we see and hear, must something be
    • that his breathing awakens life. He commits himself to this
    • breathing, blood circulation and the movement of the members
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    • with the Guardian of the Threshold is the first thing one
    • be clear to you that I am thus appealing to everything in your
    • only meant for earthly things, and not for godly things. So,
    • renewed for what is to be received. Everything should be new
    • remember nothing of what is said to you today. But you should
    • things you experienced with him or her have been retained in
    • with her these things lead you to certain actions in your
    • something about her and your memory is stimulated. If you had
    • is recalled. If you had wanted to undertake something together
    • so in real life. At the moment when something derived from the
    • esoteric things, they are so strongly present within the
    • potatoes and let everything pass over us with indifference, we
    • then we will understand something else. Yes, my dear friends,
    • holiness-preserving silence is connected with something else,
    • grasp earthly things with these thoughts.
    • these things, the desired goal will be achieved. For the
    • causes in us, we should remember: something exists in us,
    • describes our humanity within a circle. Thus, something begins
    • earth. We consider breath and light as things that have no
    • world, so today we must recognize how the esoteric things which
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    • which has nothing to do with morality. We don't ask the
    • powerless. Our thoughts are at first things we own which allow
    • external objects take on something foreign to their nature.
    • Something truly great happens to a person when he becomes aware
    • of the abyss which exists between himself and nature: something
    • great. Something which has been expressed since ancient times
    • We can become aware of how an irregularity in our breathing
    • What is closer to man is his breathing process, which is
    • dependent upon the air. So it is from the breathing process
    • breathing process contains the air element, in which we
    • abnormalities in the breathing process. When the breathing
    • Today we want to approach these things esoterically. So it may
    • air as something external, natural. He also feels warmth as
    • something that touches him from without, and he also feels that
    • is enclosed within his skin - something which is no more than a
    • things theoretically. It is not particularly profound
    • elements of the earth's being. This is something which must be
    • real. And then something occurs to the person which makes him
    • temptingly. And we first realize that there is something
    • which sustains our breathing. One does not suspect how closely
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    • what is revealed between the things. We see the three kingdoms
    • necessary to be fully conscious of such things.
    • us, something which normal consciousness isn't very aware
    • cosmos. But nowadays we have no training in such things. In a
    • vegetable kingdom. There is something in you that is as sleepy
    • the mineral element within him. He feels something filling him
    • there is something else. One feels fear of one's self. This is
    • - is nothing other than a refined breathing. Thinking is
    • refined breathing. The thoughts in which we live are absolutely
    • a refined breathing process. On one side, the breathing-in
    • stream, holding the breath, and breathing out act, in a more
    • world; sublimated breathing is thinking.
    • closed concepts arise, closed ideas. If it encloses something
    • a refined breathing process which weaves and waves within us
    • inner language of breathing which acts as representations in
    • thinking. When breathing, completely refined, strikes the sense
    • refined-to-thinking breathing process is like an organized
    • breathing in the human head is tantamount to the capture of the
    • This is an unconscious process. Every time we will something,
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    • everything which passes through the Anthroposophical Society as
    • principle of openness, not be able to demand anything more from
    • entity. This is not generally understood. So something must be
    • presently reigning spiritual powers; something which has been
    • alone. Therefore, anything which indicates that a member is not
    • saying something like the following. Certain influential
    • Roman Church will do everything in their power to make the
    • something to what has already been considered.
    • within the physical body, the only things he can perceive in
    • nothing with the ears, perceive nothing and have darkness
    • threshold everything is different from the sensory world. In
    • willing, something which is also perceptible for normal
    • now we see that willing is something quite different from what
    • well. Now we see that everything the eye experiences as
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    • through the Anthroposophical Society and to do everything
    • is a minor thing, but I must emphasize it: every member is
    • if it's an abstract thing, the personal relationship is at
    • obtained. In the same sense, when something comes from the
    • Goetheanum and is then used as something esoteric, the use is
    • Goetheanum. This means that nothing by way of formulations and
    • possible, only concrete ones. Anything said to come from the
    • able to participate in the work of the School. Things will
    • Something else to be mentioned is that the School must be
    • Vorstand or they cannot include things which originate in the
    • include anything which originated in this School. Relations
    • the Christmas Conference something real has happened and for
    • something else, this will be accepted readily and gladly. Those
    • our senses, through everything in us, that enters into us and
    • Everything we call knowledge which is neither investigated in
    • the grand, powerful, sublime, wise, beautiful things his senses
    • clouds, that is a tree, a stream. We identify these things as
    • those things we indicated as: that is the sun, that is the
    • must not pretend to understand these things with the intellect,
    • the heart is, streaming through something which from the cosmos
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    • experience things so intimately in order to enter into the
    • everything that happens in its environment as though its whole
    • body were a sense organ. That's why he imitates everything,
    • because everything continues to vibrate within him; and in the
    • grasp something, my dear sisters and brothers. It presses on
    • be constituted as something continually crumbling away. The
    • inwardly. When we feel our breathing, for example, we will
    • breathing and of the air. We would be helpless children if we
    • weren't continually nurtured by the forces of breathing flowing
    • which lives in everything air-forming within us. For only
    • Everything in these eight lines can be summarized by letting
    • to the stars, something of feeling and willing; to feeling,
    • which is circling with the planets, communicate something of
    • something of thinking and feeling. This something we indeed can
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    • understand everything offered by anthroposophy, if it exerts
    • instinctive clairvoyance. But we can do something else. With
    • still in Plato's time one felt something special about the
    • seeing as follows: When I look at a person something leaves my
    • something streams out of the eye and encompasses the object.
    • grasp something I know that I am connected to my hand until
    • clairvoyance people knew that something etheric goes out from
    • the eye and encompasses the thing looked at. Today people
    • illusion ceases to be illusion. It cannot be a nothing if we
    • it's like when in the physical world someone writes something
    • you receive it as something which you can revere, which you can
    • necessary that such a thing be deeply interiorized. And even
    • as best we can, something powerful takes place in the
    • Everything I
    • the way we experience these things, our esoteric striving is
    • conclusion I would like to say one more thing. It should not
    • permission may these things be passed on from one to another or
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    • — although it is something long expected and which
    • which real knowledge of spiritual things can be realized. Of
    • hinders achieving everything which is otherwise within one's
    • Here in this Free School for Spiritual Science everything
    • the appropriate form. And once these things have been thought
    • the rhythm of breathing which by its very nature reveals that
    • represented by the sun — in our breathing, in our blood
    • circulation, in everything which is movement in our
    • That is the second thing: stillness in comparison to the loud
    • other planets in our breathing and in our blood circulation
    • we do not merely have something vague in our thoughts, but
    • to make meditation something in which we don't merely think,
    • around us, and from all this something steps back into the
    • our meditation is not something that only lives in us, in our
    • What do I sense arching over me? It is something; it is
    • nothing. I sense walls, I don't see them.
    • clouds, everything which before was visible. A new visibility
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    • spiritual world. One wants something which is similar to the
    • therefor not lead to envisioning something similar to what is
    • something, due to someone talking to me or some other event
    • really feel it, then you have grasped something spiritual,
    • people, where nothing can bother me, where I will have absolute
    • as described in the mantras, then these things will be able to
    • Basically, we should even avoid thinking about such things
    • to feel that human self-knowledge is something solemn, earnest
    • and holy and that these things should only be spoken internally
    • that so much is spoken about these things in a cliquish manner,
    • don't realize then that in esoteric life everything depends on
    • prevail – can do nothing in esoteric life; that one
    • cannot merely speak of the truth and then regard things as one
    • things the object of idle gossip.
    • path. And we must necessarily bring together everything related
    • English, which seems the correct thing to do.
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    • something innerly and intensely in a low voice, or even out
    • feeling sphere – breathing and blood circulation
    • created between everything in our humanity and the beings of
    • know anything about this force – streams into the legs.
    • is true is unknown – that almost everything normal
    • needs to feel something like resistance when it comes into
    • Now I must indicate something to you, my dear sisters
    • and brothers, something you all know, for normal
    • other things. And the waves of Cherubim life interweave in
    • Nothing in such verses is mere empty phrase: rather
    • containing everything pertaining to the conscience. However,
    • our destiny basically lives in our breathing – the
    • breathing, but because breathing has been formed by earlier
    • Something else is necessary which must be taken into
    • feel something similar when we have been embraced by the
    • in it. By feeling that meditation makes us into something
    • is a serious thing, and that the world of great illusions,
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    • to us, how the hierarchies speak to us, how at first everything
    • something of the reality of the spiritual world, he must do
    • thing which interpenetrates everything.
    • And air: it ceases being the formative breathing force in us.
    • Observe, my dear sisters and brothers, how everything in
    • spiritual world, as I said at the beginning. Everything given
    • are nothing other than differentiated breathing organs. Eye,
    • ear — all are refined breathing organs. Breathing
    • the senses and back from the senses to the breathing process
    • already feels the air element in his soul: he finds breathing
    • breathing difficulty, angst. Warmth is something in which the
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    • things which, only for the sake of coherence, are necessary
    • Regarding what we inhale through our breathing, the
    • We must let such things resonate in our souls so that
    • essence of animality in our astrality, in our breathing
    • about everything in us which is solid; everything that is
    • everything in us which is airy, the inhaled air. The Guardian
    • – as when we grasp something – the Angeloi live
    • from the hierarchy of the Angeloi feels something. The
    • Angeloi touch something when you think. When you are feeling,
    • something. When you are willing, while your willing is
    • something. Human thinking, human feeling, human willing, are
    • The earth's ground is gone. Everything solid is gone. The
    • into nothingness in our willing if we did not have the
    • that we stand within the cosmic process, and that everything,
    • breathing system, to the rhythm that allows day to change
    • ourselves to be complete and enclosed. We do not feel everything
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    • So nothing more is expected from the members of
    • recall it to our souls too often. We see before us everything
    • and the waves, the thunder and lightning. We see everything
    • nothing other than intimately relate to the sense-perceptible
    • thoughts lead us to a wide field in which everything earthly
    • when the Guardian asks us what becomes of our breathing, of
    • everything: in the solid earth element, which supports us, is
    • everything which happened to us during earthly life is
    • us to where we now feel something like a mild weaving, moving
    • life a person is whispering something confidential
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    • other, about the element of warmth, which penetrates everything
    • imagination, something tremendously majestic which the person,
    • flood of colors that fill the bowl. They are breathing the colors
    • beyond the rainbow, at first breathing in the cosmic bowl's
    • Breathing the colors of life
    • Breathing the colors of life
    • third hierarchy are visible to us in this breathing of
    • The nothingness of matter
    • the nothingness of matter
    • with the spirit's eye something else taking place. We have
    • Breathing the colors of life
    • The nothingness of matter
    • closed our spirit-eyes and we saw nothing for a moment, despite
    • that we do not see the spiritual light around us, something
    • My dear friends, I must remind you of something I said upon the
    • Conference. It cannot be assumed that things which have been
    • something else, my dear friends, which is especially grave now
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    • Breathing the colors of life
    • The nothingness of matter
    • is outside this red is nothing. This is placed before our souls.
    • spirit is, Is something.
    • word Nichts (nothing) in various places between the read
    • nothing. We are profoundly impressed by this truth:
    • Everywhere where spirit is, is something, and where there is no
    • spirit, is nothing. And now we wonder: How did all this
    • here in red. What remains there then? Nothing. Over there
    • we see Nothing, call it minerals, one kind of
    • Nothing; call it plants, a second kind of Nothing; call it
    • animals, a third kind of Nothing, and so forth.
    • We see Nothing because we are too weak to see
    • Something. And we call the Nothings the kingdoms of nature. That
    • variations of the Nothing are visible when we look out from the
    • and give names to what is fundamentally Nothing, that it is the
    • great illusion. And what is Nothing, and what we give names to
    • Nothingness. For in their reality all beings are only present in
    • Nothing we have wasted on the non-existent. And beings —
    • which we have wasted on the Nothings. And they keep these names
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    • through our souls which can bring to mind how everything
    • Breathing the colors of life
    • The nothingness of matter
    • hierarchies. They form and shape everything in the kingdoms
    • beings and cosmic events, everything which is evolves from
    • For body is not dead, it is not something finished. Body
    • is something which is active at every moment, mobile, alert,
    • something that “bodies” [“leibt”].
    • absorb everything that takes place in the physical-sensory
    • and the mountains, everywhere from the things and events
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    • something else: it means an acquaintance with the beginning of
    • noted in everything undertaken within the Anthroposophical
    • entrust those who wanted to try something, to let them try. In
    • possesses the spiritual force of the sun in everything he does
    • lives in the way characterized in everything which is spiritual
    • is being said here — when you are aware that nothing else
    • openness. Therefore, nothing is demanded of members of the
    • the human being when he objectively observes everything in the
    • work for each individual. And the first thing is to understand
    • us. We must look around at all the little things we have been
    • given, at all the great things we have been given. We observe
    • in imaginations. We direct our gaze to the distance. Something
    • something in our heart tells us: Not here, where the sun
    • is, admonishing us as to how everything is beautiful in our
    • departure. There exists everything before the soul that all
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    • unbiased hearts and minds [Gemüte]. Everything in the
    • from all the things of the world and from all the events of the
    • We heard him speaking: for everything spoken here resounds from
    • the things of the spiritual world beyond.
    • this thinking by which we acquire the things and events of the
    • world is something abstract, something shadowy, something
    • the world. It can be nothing of itself. It can only be the
    • long as we consider thinking as something living, we are not
    • continually consumes and kills something in us, how in fact it
    • human beings on the earth we see anything else but seeming.
    • One can do nothing else but submerge into the seeming of
    • something unclear in it, and it is also never firm: seeming and
    • measure, but means that everything in our anthroposophical
    • anyone has written down something other than the verses
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    • definite place. Within us everything is interwoven. But we do
    • be light in our feeling. Then something goes through our
    • You can your Self constrict to nothing.
    • anyone should write down anything else but the verses, he is
    • must be understood, so that these things are not thought to be
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    • You may constrict the Self to nothing.
    • You may constrict the Self to nothing.
    • finger: it is the element of water, of fluid. For everything
    • which is in the human being — something also known by
    • everything is of a fluid nature. Our own formative forces are
    • serves to fill an empty space. Everything coincides with its
    • — that nothing else streams through this School than what
    • should even the hint of bureaucracy exist. Everything must be
    • rule. In esoterica, everything is determined from true occult
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    • — all that offers nothing to clarify the being of our own
    • death in order to understand the things of the physical-sensory
    • nothingness; that we must find willing in the Middle Way.
    • that we have nothing in willing except what our normal memory
    • arrives at something like a memory-wall, then it returns again
    • occult school that a real action precedes something like this.
    • Whoever copies something other than the mantras may keep it for
    • it. This has nothing to do with power or arbitrary measures. It
    • is all based on occult laws. Because if anything falls into the
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    • our human earthly existence. If we want to carry out something
    • itself rests in deep sleep, as do the things in our soul rest
    • then we see something further down. We have the feeling —
    • we can do something else, recalling the Guardian of the
    • things perceived by our senses, whereas they came to us
    • willing becomes something different)
    • next thing the Guardian of the Threshold points to is the
    • cannot bring anything except feeling into the heart, that is,
    • multi-forming heaven-weave”, so feeling becomes something
    • third thing to which the Guardian of the Threshold points is
    • Everything which has been said in this Michael School shall
    • someone makes notes of something else, other than the verses,
    • esoteric things fall into the wrong hands, then, my dear
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    • of spiritual life, so that everything that occurs in such a
    • nineteenth century has been guiding human affairs - something
    •    And everything connected with the Christmas
    • himself. Therefore, everything communicated here is not to be
    • only need to mention a few things to show how little the
    • amazing things happen as a result of this lack of earnestness.
    • Even with things that in everyday life are taken seriously, at
    • These are things which must be considered in connection with
    • things must be said, because if they are not observed, one
    • these things must live in the members' hearts. And worthiness,
    • these things are not arbitrary rules, but they relate to the
    • these things lightly, for esoteric rules are strict; and when
    • clairvoyantly, he certainly can do nothing about it.
    • involved, and how these things are being read from the
    • apply. Nothing is arbitrary in what occurs in a rightly
    • for the anthroposophical movement. But when something is done
    • pretend otherwise. There's nothing wrong with coming to Dornach
    • behalf of Michael. And everything he said was to prepare us for
    • what has this thinking accomplished? It has created everything
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