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• Title: Lecture: Preparing for the Sixth Epoch
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  • significance of West European culture lies in the fact that the quest
  • of West European culture, and particularly of Central European
  • lectures given in past years, we know that Eastern Europe is inhabited
  • Western and Central Europe is to introduce into men qualities that can
  • Eastern Europe. Eastern Europe will have to wait until the spirit self
  • Eastern Europe feels instinctively, but often with perverted instinct,
  • Europe says, “the Russian man.” Many of the Russian
  • Western and Central Europe. They say, “You pay no heed at all to
  • across from the East to Western and Central Europe in many reproaches
  • are, accuse Western and Central Europe of having lost all feeling for
  • that the Christianity of Western Europe has not succeeded in
  • conclusion by saying, “In Western Europe there can never be
  • never come to Western European civilization. There humanity will never
  • adhere firmly to the thought: We are the last people in Europe to
  • our working groups. What holds Eastern Europe so firmly to the group
  • different lineages. The most highly composite state in Europe stands
  • exceedingly difficult to understand from the Western European point of
  • and Central Europe to understand became the main and central idea in
  • Western Europe, as a preparation for the sixth epoch, we try among
  • of the greatest thinkers of Eastern Europe: “If Christ had not
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• Title: Spiritual Hierarchies: Lecture 1
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  • Europe since the Christian rejuvenation. For the stanzas of Dzyan do
  • ancient inhabitants of Europe said in their myths about gods and
• Title: Life Between ... XV: Intercourse With the Dead
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  • religion were prevalent in Europe, for instance, we would still have
• Title: Lecture: Evolution of Human Freedom and Personal Consciousness
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  • was in a different position from the European towards God.
  • His highest conception was Brahman. The European pays but
• Title: Lecture: The Old Sagas of the Gods
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  • thought as do the Northern Saga poems. If the European can
  • Western Europe and of Northern Europe. In Scandinavia and
  • Central and Northern Europe there is something tragical.
  • root-race. In Central Europe Christianity was spread abroad
  • the Atlantean race, Europe, which was then tropical,
• Title: Lecture: Adept-School of the Past
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  • thought of as lying between present-day Europe and America. This
  • between America and Europe, we must seek the seminary of the ancient
• Title: Mystery of Death: Lecture XIII: Common Ground above Us; Christ in Us
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  • This is the deep meaning of the West-European culture: that the
  • post-Atlantean culture. It is the task of the West-European and
  • particularly the Central European culture that the human beings
  • years that in the East of Europe people live that have a
  • Western Europe and Central Europe have the vocation to develop
  • East of Europe has to wait, until the spirit-self descends on
  • of Europe and also Central Europe. They say: you do not pay
  • barbarity et cetera to Central Europe and Western Europe from
  • say: Western Europe and Central Europe have already lost any
  • why it says, the West-European Christianity did not manage to
  • century, said as the last consequence: in Western Europe,
  • in the West-European culture and civilisation, happiness will
  • which has remained to us as the last in Europe. The others have
  • Europe sticks to the group-soul, calling, for example, the
  • say, the most composed state of Europe faces that state which
  • from the West-European point of view. But anthroposophists
  • idea which is hard to understand to the West- European from its
  • starting point, of course, also to the Central European, became
  • We in Western Europe look just for that which we care for as
  • different it is in the West, how different in Central Europe.
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