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  • Title: Lecture: Problems of Nutrition
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    • place in the physical sense world, is only the external aspect of
    • external aspects and expressions of spiritual processes. Similarly,
    • two. The external physical expression of this contrast is to be
    • We perceive it in its external expression when we realize the
    • of this inner light is the opposite of that of external light. When
    • external light shines on a plant, the plant builds up its living
    • utilized in a sense to direct counter-effects against what external
    • external to them, whereas the same processes in men are conducted
    • become correspondingly active in the external world. It is
    • important for him to unfold certain external qualities such as
    • develop inwardly that would otherwise be expressed externally. His
    • soul will become more externally oriented, more susceptible to, and
    • bound up with, the external world. When a person takes his
    • physically and in an external way out of the plant, just what a man
    • externalize the activity of his ego by infusing his body with
    • that externally has raised the specific plant process up a stage.
    • of the inner forces of the astral body. Even from a purely external
  • Title: Lecture: The Weaving and Living Activity of the Human Etheric Bodies
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    • with, we say: We designate as man’s physical body his external
    • certain differences in the external human form. All the interesting
    • knowledge which is acquired through external science were to be
    • ordinary external science, very little indeed could be achieved!
    • external world, as far as its highest regions, cooperates in the
    • be possible to prove, even in an entirely external way, how
    • upon the earth without possessing any spiritual knowledge. External
    • recently discovered a proof that may be advanced externally. It
    • science. It can therefore be proved, it can be proved externally,
    • observations of life, if we simply bear in mind an external,
    • Even the external
  • Title: Lecture: On the Occasion of Goethe's Birthday
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    • attributing external physical facts, such as the phenomena of
  • Title: Lecture: The Errors of Spiritual Investigation
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    • knowledge, and the super-sensible worlds. External science
    • employs external instruments, the spiritual investigator,
    • as a worthy characteristic, as something changed, external,
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 1
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    • Odysseus, Menelaus, we find the external civilisation which we know
    • external culture which he traced back to Agamemnon, Menelaus,
    • wonderful answer! If nothing but that external culture which can be
    • from the general bodily life, a time when nutrition by external
    • concerned, not with the demands of external ‘theatre’,
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 2
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    • still older ruler, both of the forces of external Nature and of the
    • world. Today the physical body is bound up with external physical
    • for the requisite conditions for health more to the external physical
    • as sickness and health are concerned, to external conditions. That is
    • medicine). The #8224 represents the external destructive influences
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 3
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    • calculated according to purely external mathematical-mechanical
    • also at work in what flashes up externally, such as the rainbow and
    • being, and I can describe to you the difference between external
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 6
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    • knowledge of external things we cannot observe the ego as such; we
    • the external world, we cannot see it in his ego, because egos cannot
    • be observed with external physical instruments. Thus, however far we
    • deepest being of man, and that the external physical body we have
    • felt the self-contradiction in the external human form. He was not a
    • would be quite different from our external human body. But this
    • and whose own external forms really show only the forces of physical,
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 7
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    • significance, then, has the brain, has the external bodily
    • external physical organism; it all takes place in the adjacent
    • very complicated mirror. The external mirror in which we see
    • his external bodily organisation, the pupil must divest himself of
    • the usual conscious external method of acquiring knowledge.
    • now say that he must renounce normal external knowledge. Surely that
    • external world. That is the normal thing. And now imagine some
    • ordinary external world. But our subject matter is the
    • ordinary things of the external world; he would have to listen with
    • a question of external science, these people are paragons of logic,
    • journey from information about external things to information about
    • figure, a noble external representation of humanity. Now just suppose
    • tradition has given us as the external appearance of Dionysos, who is
    • being, from the point of view of external maya, had developed out of
    • his soul to be poured out into external culture was nevertheless able
    • what was known—not of course to the writers of external history
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 8
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    • through external knowledge. In order to reach that it would have been
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 9
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    • his external form have resembled the bull. If these forces alone had
    • external science. During the course of the Atlantean epoch quite
    • for the external astral substantialities which are always around us
    • the external cosmic ego, which since the time of Atlantis has
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 10
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    • its start from the phenomena of external nature, and traced these
  • Title: The Physical-Superphysical: Its Realisation Through Art
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    • external things of the sense-world, has a feeling that they
    • external impression, an external form — for example, a
    • itself, it is united with external things. This is why
  • Title: The Sources of Artistic Imagination and the Sources of Supersensible Knowledge
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    • perceived — take in and reproduce inwardly the external
    • creation, perception of the external world remains alive and
    • active. The artist adheres to his perception of the external
    • the conceptions which are based upon external perception and
    • Remembrance, memory, the faculty of perception of external
    • him from the external world, everything that wells up from
    • of remembrance of the external world — not, however, in
    • external world and all that belongs to the power of
    • external world; no such expression must take place in
    • external world. The higher, finer content of the character of
    • the seer to make himself intelligible to the external world,
    • reality and, on the other, the external reality which evades
    • that is eliminated when the human being; confronts external
    • nature; the external sense-impression is eliminated. But
    • as he stands in the external world. The experience of these
    • activity does not hinder, but quickens external vision) so a
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture I
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    • ideas which we use today to describe processes in the external
    • associate any external deed with the second word we meet in Genesis
    • activity, or of some external thing or of some being; it does not
    • come about through external sight, through perception, but through
    • musing two complexes arise, one tending towards external revelation,
    • external manifestation, and another consisting of an inward stimulus,
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture II
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    • are external expressions of spiritual Beings. It would not be quite
    • externally. Thus what we call air, water, warmth, are maya,
    • something psycho-spiritual, it is the external manifestation of the
    • Thus we distinguish in the external human form certain parts as the
    • external embodiment of the Elohim. But we have to make a further
    • sense-world. We only get a kind of external reflection of it. From
    • manifesting itself externally withdrew from the ha'arets
    • not of course hear a noise in the external air, but you hear the tone
    • — announces itself externally as light. But behind the light is
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture III
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    • our external physical plants, those Beings whom we have learnt to
    • been visible to an external eye, but only to clairvoyant sight
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture IV
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    • externally by means of warmth, light and air. It is somewhat as if we
    • with his external senses when it is transmitted by the air, but it
    • light to sound, but we do not confuse this sound with the external
    • clairvoyant eye penetrates the external elements — some
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture V
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    • living thing, and, so far as their external physical existence is
    • uses up the forces of the external physical body, the first rudiments
    • activities which not only call an external plant life into existence,
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture VI
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    • must pass over into our flesh and blood, that in clinging to external
    • ignore external existence, to prize it too lightly, is also one of
    • external manifestation — such a process is just maya;
    • external matter, through the elementary covering of the earth, to
    • takes on form, takes on shape, it announces itself as the external
    • But we must not stop short at the empty theory that the external
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture VII
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    • images of outer objects by means of external perception. But that
    • external things, consciousness of things outside us in space as
    • ability to distinguish between external objects and our own inner
    • that a fire external to ourselves appears as a being radiating light.
    • does not extend to external Beings. This is a source of countless
    • external spiritual reality or not; that is, he does not know whether
    • as an external phenomenon in astral space. It would be a very great
    • mistake for such an experience to be taken to herald the external
    • external to himself. He did not separate the sun from himself, but
    • astral and felt his own development as an external world. Today it
    • something real formed in an external space from which we ourselves
    • element reveals itself in an external form. To be beautiful means
    • that something inward is externally manifest. Today when we use the
    • externally sense-perceptible. When does a marble sculpture become a
    • external. Thus when in Genesis we come to the words God saw the
    • presents itself in its external manifestation. Thus we can paraphrase
    • existed confronted them as an external phenomenon; and they realised
    • the external.” This is the significance of the word
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture IX
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    • visible to external senses, it would only have been seen by
    • kingdom visible to the external eye did not develop until much later
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture X
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    • external investigation, I should like to ask them how, in face of
    • regards his external form, man belongs to the highest stage of the
    • Man acquired an external, bodily member, and an inner, more etheric
    • discoverable by external means, and the farther back we go in
    • present themselves. This is so even in ordinary, external research,
  • Title: Initiation/Passing Moment: Lecture I
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    • evolution when the external body, and with it the inner soul life,
    • As human beings we find ourselves in the external physical world. We
    • is in a measure independent of the external life of surrounding
    • external and moral ordering of mankind — Demeter, human spirit,
    • inwardly bound up with and permeating the external world of the senses
  • Title: Initiation/Passing Moment: Lecture II
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    • cannot be fully realised by present-day humanity insofar as external
    • that have been prepared for their present external culture by what the
    • intimate connection between them. In effect, the external life of the
    • something that, in the external phenomena and external functions,
    • external physical hands and their tasks, and what lies at the basis of
    • individualities, behind what is to be perceived externally. The
    • happens externally in the World, often only becomes perceptible
    • through anthroposophy or some other form of occultism. The external,
    • driving forces behind it. In external history we follow what seems
    • of external events. But that at certain points of the chain impulses
    • can look out into the external world at these personalities, and see
    • as they appear to us here or there making their way in external life,
  • Title: Initiation/Passing Moment: Lecture III
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    • the external world. He knows that he is speaking figuratively, but
    • in the great majority of cases by external things — by what a
    • external things.
    • because he would be confronted with an external world that would
    • actually to reveal in his external appearance all that is within him.
    • feelings are for myself alone. What is seen of me externally is my
    • super-sensible worlds; their external form is the most direct
    • external super-sensible appearance. Confronted by beings of this kind,
    • their natures in their external form are felt to be ugly. Thus, if we
  • Title: Initiation/Passing Moment: Lecture IV
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    • no question of external bodily danger. Such a man, if he faithfully
    • observes the good advice offered him, can remain externally the same
  • Title: Initiation/Passing Moment: Lecture V
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    • experienced as something external to one, something existing outside.
    • the life that runs its course by means of external natural forces
    • that there is an animal and here the external substances it is going
    • a pot of flowers and looking at it. The plant is outside, external to
    • really feel anything external anywhere, you only feel the one point in
    • the world in which you were beforehand. That is the only external
    • you have done crowded into that one point. That is external. For the
    • kind rather than his external physical form. Persevering with the
  • Title: Initiation/Passing Moment: Lecture VII
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    • deal to remain in respect of the bond with the external world that
    • profane external life, and flows into the heart and soul of the
    • seen that the external course of history can here corroborate
    • sincerity what is offered here in the external world by the spiritual
  • Title: Lecture: The Sermon on the Mount
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    • sentence of the Beatitudes must, therefore, refer to God. The external
    • world through true insight and a proper evaluation of the external
  • Title: The Ego: Lecture 1
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    • The God Within and the God of External Revelation
    • entire racial peculiarity. It is the custom today in external science,
    • of external records, and then find it unsubstantiated. We shall have
    • faithfully than external historical records. In any case, spiritual
    • beings were grouped according to external characteristics in their
    • comes least of all to a grasp of the “I” through external
    • “air,” then he means something external, physical. The word
    • wind here corresponds to something external, physical. If,
    • employed, one did not merely mean something external, physical, but a
    • soul. That has ceased today; today speech is limited to the external
    • express itself more and more in the external nature of man; and that
    • individual will express itself externally. That will form the
    • categories similar to each other. That will be the external
    • individuality to carry in itself an external sign, and for the
    • group-soulness to carry in itself its external sign.
    • more the power of expressing externally his inner being. There exists
    • the two become one, when the external becomes like the inner, then man
  • Title: The Ego: Lecture 2
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    • The God Within and the God of External Revelation
    • These Gospels are regarded less and less by external science as a
    • thought, at the hand of external sense-reality, it is this which
    • external history. What is unearthed in the latter really appears
    • brain was so developed, that it was applied most of all to external
    • outwardly, by experimenting, he derives his laws by combining external
    • external world could say nothing to them about the spiritual world.
    • external observation, these members of the ancient civilisations. They
    • now the external laws which rule the world should reveal themselves
    • through external combination to the Abrahamitic people, which now
    • should be won through external observation. For this, heredity had to
    • place of Isaac. That is the external expression for the sacrifice of
    • directed externally that which still remained of the old clairvoyance.
    • have remained, purely externally, in writing, through tradition.
    • through Jacob is implanted what should live on as external
    • through an external revelation. That means, the Jews had to go over to
    • Mysteries, they attained through external means what they needed to
    • withdrew with an externally acquired revelation — they returned
  • Title: The Ego: Lecture 3
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    • The God Within and the God of External Revelation
    • his own side, just as one copies or photographs something external
    • felt something like a portraying of external relationships, of
    • Externally uttered, it is naturally easy if one simply says that all
    • a man? Perhaps the human existence is but the external veil, employed
    • is the external expression. But one can be initiated into the sun
    • their external illusory appearance. We must be quite clear of this. So
    • external expression for the spiritual world, which has been collected,
    • external sun has set, when the sun only still works spiritually. And
    • Jesus is only the external sign: that this path of the sun-force could
    • also be visible to the weak external eyes. And everywhere in the Mark
    • this to that place,” And the body of Jesus was the external sign
  • Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture II
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    • case shatters and ruins him; the same external world, of which he
    • normal human life. But this cannot be brought about by external,
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    • stage of evolution, the external phenomena of warmth, air, water, etc.,
    • not external — but relative permanence or continuity.
    • good not only for external phenomena such as fire, air, water or
    • life just as they do behind the external phenomena of colour, sound,
    • world. This holds good not merely for the external sense world, but
    • precisely the epoch in external history when the transition took
    • limits of experience are set in two directions. The external
    • phenomena of external colour form, and so on, form the boundary line
    • at which the external spirits are to be found. But behind the inner
    • was an external one which would have produced too rapid a tempo. In
    • to the origin of man's perception of the external world, and
    • external objects, he realises at a certain stage of his evolution
    • of the sun spirits, which are to be found behind external Maya. Maya
    • is twofold; there is the external Maya of the sense world, and the
    • Goddesses who take vengeance even though the external goddesses of
    • striking vision comes before him. The external form of the earth,
  • Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture IV
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    • every external phenomenon, yet there do exist spiritual beings having
    • product of the Saturn fire; in its external form as perceived in
    • external documents of any kind whatever were left to tell us of the
    • Greek philosophy. The little that external history tells us of
    • external expressions or manifestations. In the spiritual realm behind
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    • N the preceding lecture it has been shown to what extent the external world
    • up the external world of the senses appears; when man penetrates
    • the outer senses of external perception their tendency was to look
    • in the external sense world. He lived there in ancient times only,
    • attaining the spiritual world behind the external sense world and
    • external sense world and to find the upper gods hears that somewhere
    • external sense world and through the veil of the soul life are
    • beings holding together and coordinating external phenomena. When he
    • fashioned the external world. Such mighty conceptions — fruits
    • particularly to the external sense world and to the visible sun, in
    • The highest form of this more external realisation of the spiritual
    • external world, and all their initiates chose the path of pointing
    • peoples were concerned. According to the external distribution of the
    • must be understood that the interplay of man with the external world,
    • whether it be the external spiritual world or the external sense
    • this northern stream he development of the external bodily qualities
    • external world; the brain itself grows to greater perfection under
    • the influence of these external forces. The fundamental factors,
    • therefore, for understanding the external world are present in men
    • the powers and forces of external nature. It may be said that the
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    • in a certain sense able to look out towards the external world of the
    • instinctively recognised the unity between the spirit in the external
    • etheric nature, in the shape of the external world of the gods. It
    • externally, the ‘Tat,’ the ‘That’ in
    • the same primordial spiritual reality as the external ‘Tat,’
    • found in the external universe: the Christ is He who was born within
    • the external world are, for man, represented by the mightiest of
    • external spiritual world, and looking inwards, sees the inner divine
    • is first understood by external occult faculties. And all the
    • unfolds in the external worlds, and which may be experienced by
    • Christ, at first a divinity external to the soul, has become a
    • in the external physical world is an effect of a spiritual
    • external spiritual world hidden behind the veil of the sense-world,
    • and is not willing to stop short at the external and material, he
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    • true, not to be realised by the external senses or the outer reason,
    • external processes. Such distinctions as these are readily overlooked
    • this. He perceived all these delicate external distinctions. I only
    • by some external object. The other feeling may be associated with an
    • external object, but it can be seen that an external object is not
    • the external sense the other bound to the inner. These two at the
    • described in an external sense. We have described how the etheric
    • the experience caused by personal contact with an external object
    • will, as a general rule, if you are only provided with the external
    • feeling was then to a greater extent bound up with the external
    • relation to light. The light surrounding us has not only its external
    • again we have an example of how even in external experiences the
    • external life which is confined to the world of the senses. The more
    • story (which is in reality wiser than external science) indicates in
    • of those spiritual facts which are manifest to external historical
    • conceptions. All phenomena of the sense-world, all external sense
    • then examine the external facts which confirm it. If what is
    • facilitates and desires the testing of all external facts in the
    • of Zarathustra for instance be compared with external history, it
    • sufficiently careful search is made in external history. External
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    • what was hidden from the external sight, and are the sub-terrestrial
    • but nothing external in this sense can come to his astral body only.
    • man who takes the path out into the external sense-world and who
    • observing external nature or by descending into the inner life of the
    • himself up to it, if he did not go out into the external life of the
    • people, but also the path of the mysteries, leading externally as
    • the external sense-world and Zarathustra's teaching laid special
    • ‘The sentient soul will not externalise that which it
    • developed more particularly external vision, pursuing the reality of
    • which could be seen and read as it were from the external
    • is taking place externally.’ The old Egyptian felt what thus
    • external, for the outer world had already withdrawn itself
    • considerably. Accordingly man experienced wisdom of the external
    • external world itself. Nevertheless those who had learned to
    • spirit who previously had been external now had to enter into the
    • fructify each other; the inward becomes the external and that which
    • previous human spiritual evolution in leading out beyond the external
    • world of space led also into external time. Now everything that comes
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    • could find behind the covering of the external sense world. His quest
    • time; it runs its course in time. That which surrounds us externally
    • may be termed the external aspect, the outer view of the great change
    • externally and was breathed in as light-wisdom by the holy Rishis,
    • external vision — is designated, by means of an expression
    • of external history, although they elucidate the historical course of
    • events better than any external description could do.
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    • of the rose, but the external redness, so do we not have a direct
    • been divided into races according to external characteristics.
    • let us consider the external facts. If in Europe we were to have a
    • accepted, but, inasmuch as his external lie is concerned, an alien
    • borne out by external happenings. It makes for the universality of
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    • A man knows what is occurring externally but he is not aware of what
    • external understanding of it but really lived in it with his heart
    • primarily equipped for external perception upon which he works with
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    • by karma by means of external events. That we suffer such a fate
    • depends on our karma. That the external circumstances, however, are
    • meant here because in respect to their external occurrence they are
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    • possible on earth, less and less suitable for external civilization.
    • earthly forces, and to study only what can be observed externally in
    • he intended, his actual achievements in the external world in many
    • was not intended to be conveyed by external contrasts of light and
    • who lived after him. Even externally there can be found in Leonardo's
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    • comprehension limited to the external senses and tied to the brain.
    • to the external intellectual life that has taken firm hold of every
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    • lawful rule of Ahriman. In what surrounds us as external nature,
    • external world, we call for certain reasons spiritual; what is more
    • Ahriman can be called the lord of all that takes place in external
    • the external world and in what comes to us from that world through
    • not keep to the external materialistic — and could say: the
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    • thinking in the physical sense world is really only the external
    • No philosophy, no external science, however ingenious, can determine
    • cannot be discovered by external science or philosophy but only by
    • of its own volition without the support of external forces. We can
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    • moment when this occurs, he will find that, externally, in the
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    • who depends not only on external documents; he tries also to
    • ahrimanic element. It was clear to him that in the external physical
    • clairvoyant aspects I have mentioned in various lectures; external
    • polarity in external physical nature, we will also have to agree that
    • will fall victim to Ahriman. It is clear that for the external
    • phenomena, for there is, of course, a dogma of external experience,
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    • to the external spiritual world around it; both of these actions are
    • like an external world which we look back on, saying, “All that
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    • generally play a different role today in the external culture. During
    • knotted together externally. In ancient times the skeins of influence
    • prejudices that are held back and limited in the external world
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture I: The New Form of Wisdom
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    • is an external expression of Rosicrucian wisdom. This wisdom lit up in
    • giving external form to the depths of life pulsating in this poem. It
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture III: The Elemental World and the Heaven World. Waking Life, Sleep and Death.
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    • the astral body. While the human body is active in the external world
    • present there in external manifestation.
    • translated into external manifestation and you have a picture of how
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture IV: The Descent to a New Birth
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    • easy. We must help ourselves by linking on to external knowledge. If
    • externally like a cloud and this teaches him what significance and
    • is dependent upon beings external to himself. Consequently the human
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    • meaning that we can think what we like and nobody in the external
    • are influenced by deeds. What happens in the external world
    • external fact which reaches into the highest regions of Devachan; when
    • Experiences in the external world which do not inwardly affect us very
    • particularly also through external circumstances, and beauty.
    • Here you have the actual point where external destiny intervenes in
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    • We have realised from what has been said that the external, physical
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    • you a symbol of the external act, it forms a symbol out of what our
    • Not only can external events be symbolised in this way, but also inner
    • both external and within. But it was not so when this third state of
    • external Nature Science, namely in to those which can utter sounds
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    • the astral body as their external sheath. On the Moon there were
    • beings whose external sheath was the etheric body. They consisted of
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture XI: Evolution of Mankind on the Earth I
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    • actually external state of evolution. We will try to be clear as to
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    • recognised as conforming to law. The external star-knowledge was
    • his external acts bear increasingly the stamp of his character. Racial
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture XIII: The Future of Man
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    • of external life; one can predict eclipses of the sun and moon for
    • external expression and a man of noble feelings displays them in
    • externally. Just as older conditions which have degenerated to the ape
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture XIV: The Nature of Initiation
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    • when certain symptoms appear, an external symptom and an inner vision.
    • The external symptom is that one feels the feet to be laved by water;
    • external symptomatic expression of the fact that the pupil has raised
    • himself with the crown of thorns and is sensible of an external pain
    • him, he bears it in and out of the doorway as something external, not
    • Ordeal, the external symptom, then appears likewise the inner, the
    • theosophy for any external reason, but because it is the first stage
    • planet the external expression for an indwelling spirit. When men look
    • plant externally, will later on, through a future organ which the
    • instance, the glands were an external growth on the Sun, like our
  • Title: Man and Woman in Light of Spiritual Science
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    • would only learn that through looking at things on a purely external
    • look at externalities, rather one must consider the whole being of
    • activity to bear on external life. The woman works with devoted
  • Title: Lecture: The Son of God and the Son of Man
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    • even in the external form of the human being. If we were to go far,
    • actually in all such culture-epochs — the external appearance
    • Greeks between the beauty of the external bodily structure and the
    • times will become perceptible in the external, formative development
    • external life of humanity often present themselves, as if in
    • is now no longer really adapted to the external nature of man and is,
    • so to transform and make himself master of his external sheaths that
    • overcome his external nature and once again to find the connection
    • high-sounding twaddle about what is supposed to underlie external
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    • lines. Thus, when we enter into relationship with the external
    • world through our senses, and thereby form an image of this external
    • is still in connection, or in contact, with the external world
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    • only the external shadowy imprint, called up by the physical body, of
    • No philosophy, no external science, however ingenious, can determine
    • again something that cannot be discovered by external science or
    • of external forces.We can say that everything in that world, when we
  • Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture III: More Intimate Aspects of Reincarnation
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    • with respect to learning and the conditions of external life
    • scholarship and external industrial life—the great
    • external life, and we shall presently see how they take
    • external teachings of Zarathustra, but there is more to be
    • scenes of the external world dealing with the preservation of
    • behind the external historical facade, and only such
    • developments can render the external course of events
    • external image of the Christ. You may want to ask why the
    • has happened in the external life of our existence becomes
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 5: Human Character
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    • familiar with the various theories advanced by external science to account
    • definite character manifest externally, but in the depths of his being he has
    • the external limbs of the body. We see this inner centre pouring itself
    • external parts of his physical body the imprint of a man's inner being can be
    • the Ego is absent. The Laocoon group shows us, in external bodily terms, how
    • seven. It is during this period that external influence can do most to
    • external body. We have seen how he encounters a boundary in his physical
    • showing how the working of the Ego has penetrated right into his external
    • a man's external physique and limbs. It finds expression, first, in his
    • by the Ego on this member of the soul is manifest externally as gesture, and
    • manifest in the middle part of his face, the external expression of the
    • make their mark on man's external physique and are manifest in gesture and
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 2: The Mission of Anger
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    • external existence and holds that the investigation of it lies within the
    • exoteric science. For Spiritual Science, the knowledge drawn from external
    • physical observation covers only a part of man — the external physical
    • laws apply as in the external physical-mineral world, and the same substances
    • physical and chemical laws that prevail in the external physical-mineral
    • Perceptions bring us into communication with the external world; concepts are
    • between external reality and inner experience can indeed always be
    • judgments, ideas and feelings with the external world. This principle we call
    • the continuation of this legend an external picture of human evolution. We
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Eleven: Kyrios, The Lord of the Soul
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    • intended to depict external objects or conditions. For
    • Jesus is simply the external sign and that this path taken by
  • Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture V. The Christ Impulse as Living Reality
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    • certain period of time he ceased to take nourishment; all external
    • The child lived only a short time longer. In the external world we
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Christ Impulse as Living Reality - Lecture 1
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    • means of purely external methods. If this natural science were to keep
    • external world outlook considers as dogmas, and to regard the conclusions
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    • certain period of time he ceased to take nourishment; all external
    • The child lived only a short time longer. In the external world we
  • Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture III: Reflections in the Mirror of Consciousness, Superconsciousness and Subconsciousness
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    • we cannot see that we are responsible. Our external experiences
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    • himself, externalizing himself in quite dramatic images which
    • sees an external object. That is in fact something which may
  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture V: Errors of Spiritual Research - 1
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    • something external to you. You are estranged from yourself.
    • external to you; you feel empty, as nothing compared to that
  • Title: Lecture: Signs of the Times: Michaels Battle and Its Reflection On Earth -- I
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    • and our thinking. By perceiving the external world through our senses,
    • the same thoughts and concepts they employ in external ordinary life
    • observe historical life in the same way one observes external nature.
    • conscious of this fact also in regard to external perception. And if
    • impulses for their external life. As I have already said, people still
  • Title: Lecture: Signs of the Times: Michaels Battle and Its Reflection On Earth -- II
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    • over to the nature forces, to the external physical forces. The
    • sudden death through the interference of the external world with the
    • this) when he suffers an external injury, let us say, to his arm and
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 2-12-11
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    • slightly. Whereas someone who loses himself in external things gets
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    • external reason, because that only proves how insincere his decision
    • out, but such external methods that aren't based on meditation
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture I
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    • ideas which we use today to describe processes in the external
    • associate any external deed with the second word we meet in Genesis
    • activity, or of some external thing or of some being; it does not
    • come about through external sight, through perception, but through
    • musing two complexes arise, one tending towards external revelation,
    • external manifestation, and another consisting of an inward stimulus,
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture II
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    • are external expressions of spiritual Beings. It would not be quite
    • externally. Thus what we call air, water, warmth, are maya,
    • something psycho-spiritual, it is the external manifestation of the
    • Thus we distinguish in the external human form certain parts as the
    • external embodiment of the Elohim. But we have to make a further
    • sense-world. We only get a kind of external reflection of it. From
    • manifesting itself externally withdrew from the ha'arets
    • not of course hear a noise in the external air, but you hear the tone
    • — announces itself externally as light. But behind the light is
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture III
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    • our external physical plants, those Beings whom we have learnt to
    • been visible to an external eye, but only to clairvoyant sight
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    • externally by means of warmth, light and air. It is somewhat as if we
    • with his external senses when it is transmitted by the air, but it
    • light to sound, but we do not confuse this sound with the external
    • clairvoyant eye penetrates the external elements — some
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture V
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    • living thing, and, so far as their external physical existence is
    • uses up the forces of the external physical body, the first rudiments
    • activities which not only call an external plant life into existence,
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture VI
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    • must pass over into our flesh and blood, that in clinging to external
    • ignore external existence, to prize it too lightly, is also one of
    • external manifestation — such a process is just maya;
    • external matter, through the elementary covering of the earth, to
    • takes on form, takes on shape, it announces itself as the external
    • But we must not stop short at the empty theory that the external
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture VII
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    • images of outer objects by means of external perception. But that
    • external things, consciousness of things outside us in space as
    • ability to distinguish between external objects and our own inner
    • that a fire external to ourselves appears as a being radiating light.
    • does not extend to external Beings. This is a source of countless
    • external spiritual reality or not; that is, he does not know whether
    • as an external phenomenon in astral space. It would be a very great
    • mistake for such an experience to be taken to herald the external
    • external to himself. He did not separate the sun from himself, but
    • astral and felt his own development as an external world. Today it
    • something real formed in an external space from which we ourselves
    • element reveals itself in an external form. To be beautiful means
    • that something inward is externally manifest. Today when we use the
    • externally sense-perceptible. When does a marble sculpture become a
    • external. Thus when in Genesis we come to the words God saw the
    • presents itself in its external manifestation. Thus we can paraphrase
    • existed confronted them as an external phenomenon; and they realised
    • the external.” This is the significance of the word
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    • visible to external senses, it would only have been seen by
    • kingdom visible to the external eye did not develop until much later
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    • external investigation, I should like to ask them how, in face of
    • regards his external form, man belongs to the highest stage of the
    • Man acquired an external, bodily member, and an inner, more etheric
    • discoverable by external means, and the farther back we go in
    • present themselves. This is so even in ordinary, external research,
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 1
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    • Odysseus, Menelaus, we find the external civilisation which we know
    • external culture which he traced back to Agamemnon, Menelaus,
    • wonderful answer! If nothing but that external culture which can be
    • from the general bodily life, a time when nutrition by external
    • concerned, not with the demands of external ‘theatre’,
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    • still older ruler, both of the forces of external Nature and of the
    • world. Today the physical body is bound up with external physical
    • for the requisite conditions for health more to the external physical
    • as sickness and health are concerned, to external conditions. That is
    • medicine). The #8224 represents the external destructive influences
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    • calculated according to purely external mathematical-mechanical
    • also at work in what flashes up externally, such as the rainbow and
    • being, and I can describe to you the difference between external
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    • knowledge of external things we cannot observe the ego as such; we
    • the external world, we cannot see it in his ego, because egos cannot
    • be observed with external physical instruments. Thus, however far we
    • deepest being of man, and that the external physical body we have
    • felt the self-contradiction in the external human form. He was not a
    • would be quite different from our external human body. But this
    • and whose own external forms really show only the forces of physical,
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    • significance, then, has the brain, has the external bodily
    • external physical organism; it all takes place in the adjacent
    • very complicated mirror. The external mirror in which we see
    • his external bodily organisation, the pupil must divest himself of
    • the usual conscious external method of acquiring knowledge.
    • now say that he must renounce normal external knowledge. Surely that
    • external world. That is the normal thing. And now imagine some
    • ordinary external world. But our subject matter is the
    • ordinary things of the external world; he would have to listen with
    • a question of external science, these people are paragons of logic,
    • journey from information about external things to information about
    • figure, a noble external representation of humanity. Now just suppose
    • tradition has given us as the external appearance of Dionysos, who is
    • being, from the point of view of external maya, had developed out of
    • his soul to be poured out into external culture was nevertheless able
    • what was known—not of course to the writers of external history
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    • his external form have resembled the bull. If these forces alone had
    • external science. During the course of the Atlantean epoch quite
    • for the external astral substantialities which are always around us
    • the external cosmic ego, which since the time of Atlantis has
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    • its start from the phenomena of external nature, and traced these
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    • fall asleep at night. External sense impressions disappeared. When we
    • heard; it was a pure, spiritual music. External music is only a shadow-like
    • that took into consideration the external conditions of a person's
    • value we find ascribed to the externals of life. Absolutely nothing
    • externally on the physical plane. Their lives were entirely dedicated
    • first time, something was experienced as an external physical event
    • seemed unholy to the evangelists to give an ordinary, external, historical
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    • Remember, at that time the external human being was at a stage just
    • were intertwined; at that time the human being did not need any external



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