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• Title: Lecture: On the Occasion of Goethe's Birthday
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  • force than the outer. The consequence is that through the
  • outer impacts the two bodies, whether molecules or planets,
  • all that we might call the outer, physical, or perhaps the
  • point in the science of biology, at which the outer physical
  • empirical facts of the outer senses be traced to spiritual
  • the outer instruments of the soul-life, — the brain,
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 2
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  • lie deep in the subconscious, forces which in outer Nature are
  • whole of their outer conduct. When the gods assumed the forms they
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 3
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  • longer see in these things, as the Greeks did, the outer gestures,
  • the outer world which could not be explained by natural laws already
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 4
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  • be seen by Beings then dwelling upon the outer planets as they gaze
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 6
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  • the outer world. Hence when we meet another man, if we only try to
  • We go about among men, but with organs of perception for the outer
  • being, let us now turn to the outermost member, to the physical body.
  • they were unable to see each other's outer physical bodies
  • expression could be found to mark how little the outer expression of
  • only paid attention to the outer beauties of Nature, even the Greek
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 7
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  • do not want to go into these things. For in the outer world today
  • truths which lead to reality and not to the maya of the outer world,
  • conscious knowledge to which we are accustomed in the outer world.
  • professor or other, who is learned in the science of the outer
  • us in our approach to them, and not lose it on the way from outer
  • point, on the way from the customary outer world to the spiritual
  • experience in the outer, the exoteric, world, and this is also
  • outer life.
  • Dionysos in contrast to what he was as a man in the outer world. If
  • outer physical form something of what had constituted his spirit-form
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 9
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  • up from below and is attracted by the outer astrality.
  • and the outer astralities. The rays of the etheric body pass through
  • thus effect a union between the inner astrality and the outer, that
  • knowledge of the outer world comes about. Everything that we know of
  • the outer world we know because the outer astrality unites with the
  • and there unites with a part of the outer aura, unites with the
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 10
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  • developed shows that a man's outer movements, the movements of
  • goes on in the outer world in light and sound and so on, to
  • merely the outer manifestation of spirit, as the phantom, the
• Title: The Physical-Superphysical: Its Realisation Through Art
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  • the morbid vision. This work of art then, this outer form of
  • figure that this figure in its outer realisation in life, is
  • that the inner becomes in us the outer. In Intuition we go
• Title: Genesis: Lecture I
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  • bearers; and that warmth, air, water are only the outer expressions,
  • the outer garments of spiritual Beings who are the reality. Thus when
• Title: Genesis: Lecture II
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  • tends towards outer manifestation, tends to proclaim itself, tends,
  • even his outer form bears testimony to the fact that his being lives
• Title: Genesis: Lecture III
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  • pierces through the outer forms to the spirit region where the
  • from outer space. Cosmic existence was added to earthly existence. To
• Title: Genesis: Lecture IV
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  • outer aspect — the maya, the illusion — of what is really
  • with manifestations, with the outer garments, as it were, of
• Title: Genesis: Lecture V
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  • of reflecting the outer; they entrusted to the Archangels the
• Title: Genesis: Lecture VI
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  • in what confronts us in the outer world, even in what we meet in the
  • conditions. Thus we have in our own outer physical bodies something
  • the outer expression in the sense-world of what we have just been
  • see maya or illusion in all that we encounter in outer life.
• Title: Genesis: Lecture VII
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  • images of outer objects by means of external perception. But that
  • outside. The distinction between outer and inner is the mark of our
  • outer and inner. If you can make that clear to yourselves, you will
  • of our present time. It did not work in such a way that outer objects
  • being. Thus the outer world was an inner world, because the entire
  • outer world was working upon his inner being. And he made no
  • distinction between outer and inner. He did not perceive the sun as
  • would be an illness to perceive this inner development as an outer
  • between outer and inner, with this perception that real objects are
  • had a consciousness which made no distinction between outer and
• Title: Genesis: Lecture VIII
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  • provided with an outer garment. Within this soul-spiritual, man has
• Title: Initiation/Passing Moment: Lecture II
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  • but the inward change is all the more significant. Just as the outer
• Title: Initiation/Passing Moment: Lecture IV
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  • meets us in the outer world. Within our soul cravings and desires
• Title: Initiation/Passing Moment: Lecture V
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  • has his body as an outer sheath, and within he has his soul and spirit
• Title: Lecture: The Sermon on the Mount
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  • upon his outer senses and intellect, but then he still retained a
• Title: The Ego: Lecture 2
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  • exists in the outer world, spiritual phenomena, facts and beings; even
  • the outer world the spiritual world, without always using the physical
  • turn the gaze away from the outer world if they let the highest truths
  • what I see in the outer world with an all-embracing thought, bringing
  • it into one single thought, then I will name that which the outer
  • the outer world. That was the mission of the Abrahamitic people: to
  • powers which depend on the observation of the outer world. But
  • lower form of this connection with the spiritual outer world. Whereas
• Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture I
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  • which goes into the depths of life, which goes behind the outer,
  • night be turned into day. Our eyes cannot see if the outer light does
  • penetrate beyond the outer nature of things. The star of Lucifer,
• Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture II
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  • and see them in the same way as we see the outer world with our
  • the outer senses, not only without the help of instruments which have
  • till evening to the impressions of the outer world, which works on
  • the outer senses and the intellect. He falls asleep at night, his
  • moments he does not surrender himself to what the outer world has to
  • outer sounds in the right way or see the outer light in the right
  • way, and which would not be in accord with the outer world. Through
  • with the fact that something which exists in the outer world —
  • and we speak now of the spiritual outer world — may be
  • developed them in the wrong way. It is one and the same outer world
  • effect which any kind of beings of the outer world have on us is no
  • way in which we confront the outer world, the same being may either
  • interested in what confronts him in the outer world; one thing
  • interests, binding him to the tapestry of the outer world by a
  • which these outer interests are not at all active, in which, if we
  • wish to express it radically, this whole outer sense-world becomes
  • deadening of his interests in the outer world for certain ‘festival
  • the outer world, whereas we are called to take part in the outer
  • in the outer world in the way of joy and sorrow, of pleasure and
  • outer world must be kept alive in our earthly life; we must not
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• Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture III
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  • real an existence. When in ordinary life an outer sheath or
  • place from perception of the outer spirits of conscience, to the
  • the outer expression of fire hides the spirits of the element of
  • may now ask, what is the relation of the inner and the outer
  • sunbeams are the outer, corporal manifestation of sun beings. That is
  • had remained with Earth, man would have been forced into an outer
  • spiritual vision the outer Mayavic earth (and I say the earth
• Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture IV
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  • surrounds us today. The outer forms of the minerals, the plants, the
  • be said in the outer world, but it is not understandable that
  • world, and earth history is only the outer expression of this
• Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture V
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  • has no influence upon the way in which the outer world confronts him
  • through these outer phenomena, he reaches the spiritual world.
  • own resources, because he cannot materially affect the outer
  • outer world, which to the ordinary human eye is apt to appear a
  • faculty for penetrating through the outer veils of the sense world to
  • for men of that time not only to see colours and hear in the outer
  • the outer senses of external perception their tendency was to look
  • reached by penetrating through the veils of the outer sense world. To
  • behind the outer veil of the sense world. Men belonging to the
  • essence, as that behind the veil of the outer sense world. A uniform
  • people was to look more to the outer world, and to advance towards
  • of the original Zarathustra. This form of outer perception was less
  • outer sense world. In Europe, if we make use of spiritual sight, we
  • is noticeable, for the forces and powers of the outer world —
  • ones which streamed into them. Through these outer forces was
  • principal task of these people consisted in perfecting man's outer
  • sense. More and more of the spirit was poured into the outer
  • spiritualisation of the outer corporeal qualities. Conscience as a
  • being whose outer bodily form is an image of the spirit; whereas the
  • life). The northern races created the outer aspect of the image of
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• Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture VI
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  • outer and of the inner was the typical outlook of the soul; and it is
  • actually happened to a different people. They saw the outer spiritual
  • the human soul, Who, as it were, leaves the outer world of the gods
  • them, by the Christ, Who, as an outer being, at the same time becomes
  • what we call the upper gods behind the outer world of the senses.
  • darkness. And at that time men in the outer world only knew that the
  • the time when the Christ was expected. Their ideas of the outer gods
  • And with what result? There is a history of outer humanity, and in
  • the future there will also be a history of the mysteries. Outer
  • by the human soul. The god who was the ruler of the outer world will
  • first to be experienced as the outer, historical Christ. But the
  • has of the outer Christ. It will be observed how in the so-called
  • development takes place in outer history but there is a possibility
  • capacity of finding the Christ not only in the outer world, but also
  • to the mystical Christ. The outer god has gradually become an inner
  • outlines, as a figure of the outer sense world. It is possible for
  • formerly was a god living in the outer world, became the mystical
  • outer world which we behold when we look through the tapestry of the
  • the outer world of matter, if they did not ascend to inspiration
• Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture VII
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  • in outer life. As a result there is misunderstanding of much that is being
  • true, not to be realised by the external senses or the outer reason,
  • his perception of the world, so far as his outer experiences are
  • cannot live. The outer forces would destroy it. It would, being
  • usual conception that man perceives the outer world by means of his
  • the outer world for the facts corresponding to it, we find matter in
  • cannot, as in the case of sound, go into the outer world in search of
  • consciousness of the whole outer world, could not have overlooked
  • to the outer sense experiences. Again, inspired by the genius of
  • experience of feeling and the outer were more like each other. Why
  • more closely connected with the outer world. Man had his sorrows and
  • joys which in many respects corresponded more to outer happenings;
  • reflection of what went on in the outer environment, for man's
  • and spirit of the outer world withdrew more and more from man and
  • between inner and outer feeling. These are some more detailed
• Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture VIII
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  • led to the realisation of ‘I am the All,’ that the outer
  • that of which it is the outer expression.’ But anyone who
  • body, presenting, as it were, a reflection from the outer world, of
  • external, for the outer world had already withdrawn itself
  • world from the outer world, the other was being admitted into it from
  • where the door opening through the outer sense world into, the world
• Title: The East in the Light of the West: Lecture IX
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  • may be termed the external aspect, the outer view of the great change
• Title: Life Between ... V: Life Between Death and Rebirth 1
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  • extent that its outer boundary coincides with the circle described by
• Title: Life Between ... VI: Life Between Death and Rebirth 2
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  • behold as an outer cosmic painting what we are in our innermost
• Title: Life Between ... XII: Life Between Death and Rebirth 1
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  • quite sensible from an outer aspect, acquires a totally different
  • stream, but what he receives as his outer sheath by going through
• Title: Life Between ... XIII: Life Between Death and Rebirth 2
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  • demands upon himself that his powers, even in respect of the outer
  • the Moon. (The outer planets indicate the relative positions of the
  • indication of what we ourselves have inscribed. The outer planets are
• Title: Lecture: Secrets/Threshold: Lecture VIII
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  • the outer world. Before these forces reach the human soul, they are
  • attention to the destinies of its own etheric body. The soul's outer
• Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture VI: The Sermon on the Mount
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  • man to depend solely upon what was accessible to his outer senses and
  • not dependent only upon his outer senses and intellect, but he still
  • beggars, the poor in spirit, for if they develop their I-ruled outer
  • therefore, refer to beholding God. The outer physical expression for
  • for a human being to recognize God in the outer world through true
  • insight and a proper evaluation of the outer world spread out, as it
• Title: Illusory Illness: Lecture I: Illusory Illness
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  • balancing of outer and inner will he find salvation in
  • Between the inner strife and outer conflict
  • when striving for spirit strength existed or where outer power
  • glance is only an outer aspect. The physical body is a member
  • those that arise through outer influences, such as a fractured
  • we say that in a measure, the outer health of the human being
  • compressed by the outer impressions. To all impressions from
  • activity in the outer world. One should study these two feeling
  • confront outer impressions with an inner creative energy. The
  • effect of a knowing that attaches itself only to the outer.
  • spirit, is to companion outer science? The remedy is to be
  • outer perception can receive, whoever receives this, creates
  • the counterpart to outer perceptions that is necessary for the
  • revenge in a picture, when he sees in outer picture what he
  • can, however, also find outer causes for lack of creativity.
  • outer environment. The animal cannot develop a counter-force
  • outer influences with creative force. He must reshape and
  • forces that would receive the outer world. It depends upon
  • finding the balance between outer impressions and inner
  • creativity. Men must free themselves from the outer strife in
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• Title: Illusory Illness: Lecture II: The Feverish Pursuit of Health
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  • he finds himself standing before a quite incomprehensible outer
  • before us in the outer world. It is mostly the case with men
  • “Why” only on outer provocation. This leads to all
  • to counter the outer impressions with a mighty inner response.
  • outer world, each has his own health. This is why we must make
  • savages. In the human being in whom outer and inner life are in
  • the objective fact, has the moment come when the outer fact has
  • a healthy effect. We must be inwardly up to the outer facts.
  • With the feeling of anxiety inner activity is alerted to outer
  • first go to another person. Here we are confronted with outer
  • through a world concept that is not dependent upon outer
  • situation therein. No outer power can help us. When we find
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture I: The New Form of Wisdom
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  • Those who are acquainted merely with the outer history of
  • but which are, in reality, nothing else than outer expressions of
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture II: The Ninefold Constitution of Man
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  • the nails, like the mineral, are an outermost manifestation of what
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture III: The Elemental World and the Heaven World. Waking Life, Sleep and Death.
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  • pain, upliftment of sorrow, in other words our outer life is always
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture IV: The Descent to a New Birth
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  • being on earth is transferred to the outer world in Devachan, and
  • these experiences have come to him from the outer world of Devachan
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture V: Mans Communal Life Between Death and a New Birth. Birth into the Physical World.
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  • the subject baffles any attempt at outer description.
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture VI: The Law of Destiny
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  • outer world and the seer can follow with great precision the effect of
  • agency of the physical body appear as outer destiny in the next
  • being generates such creatures who then determine his inner and outer
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture VIII: Human Consciousness in the Seven Planetary Conditions
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  • towards the outer world and perceiving objects-and hence we call it
  • a meaning, at that time they signified the outer world. Even today you
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture X: Planetary Evolution II
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  • outermost body, and remember that on the Sun there were such as had
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture XII: Evolution of Mankind on the Earth II
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  • recognise no law, no laws of nature within the outer world. The old
  • he found in geometry into his soil, his land; outer nature was
• Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture XIV: The Nature of Initiation
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  • esoteric stream, known to the outer world as Christian Rosenkreuz. It
  • Rosicrucian training the experiences are kindled by the outer world.
  • fundamental feeling which must be experienced. The outer feeling of it
  • each single flower in the meadow he crosses, the outer expression of a
  • the outer expression of the indwelling Earth Spirit, its physiognomy
  • carbon is its outer symbol. But it is not the Philosopher's Stone
  • point, you learn to know then the part of the outer world which
  • incarnation will mould for himself in later incarnations the outer
• Title: Man and Woman in Light of Spiritual Science
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  • polarity which are at work within these outer "garments,"
  • polarity which are at work within these outer “garments,”
  • qualities. For example a man becomes a warrior through the outer
  • question; it depends on whether one looks at the inner, or the outer
  • in outer nature. Only the artist's inner being, which is rooted in
  • the outer side of the spirit, we must enter into the spirit
• Title: Lecture: The Son of God and the Son of Man
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  • possible for the ego to mould the outer sheath of the human being.
  • being cannot penetrate the outer sheaths of an ordinary man of
  • worlds that the opposing outer nature is brought into conformity with
• Title: Lecture: Esoteric Studies: Cosmic Ego and Human Ego
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  • itself felt in the future. And with the outer intellect, with the
  • outer wisdom, one will not be able to challenge such things; for it
• Title: Lecture: Reflections of Consciousness, Super-consciousness and Sub-consciousness
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  • through outer perception. He knows that things arise out of
  • belong to the outer world, this would be a great illusion.
  • objective outer happening. The observer believes that he can
  • together in this way. Then we look upon outer events which
  • experiment as follows in the case of an outer event. Let us
  • reminds us of the outer sense world — that is the
  • and to acquire the capacity of adding to the outer
• Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture III: More Intimate Aspects of Reincarnation
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  • it is stopped by an obstacle or outer force. This is how we
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 5: Human Character
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  • that through the reciprocal interaction of his inner forces and his outer
  • indeed receive from the outer world something that he transforms inwardly, as
  • Organisation of his inner and outer nature certain determining
  • especially through intercourse with the outer world.
  • and influences received from our dealings with the outer world. We can feel
  • influences from the outer world can be brought in to endow the physical body
  • in free give-and-take with the outer world. Anything in the way of unkindness
  • extent to which the outer body can be influenced by powers acquired between
  • its chief means of outer expression. Speakers who have the so-called
  • chief outer expression. If a person finds it particularly difficult to bring
  • man's inner life and is not subject to the outer pressure under which he
  • Soul, a harmony between inner and outer, so that he neither secludes himself
  • in inward brooding nor depletes his inner life by complete surrender to outer
  • outer that is the characteristic manifestation of the Intellectual Soul. And
  • and on again to a new birth, we saw how his inner being works on the outer,
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 2: The Mission of Anger
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  • a possession of the soul. The boundary between inner experience and the outer
  • by his perceptions of the outer world. He takes these experiences a stage
  • This continued cultivation of impressions received from the outer world is
  • experiences into conscious knowledge of the outer world. When we give form to
  • the feelings we experience, so that they enlighten us concerning the outer
  • world, our thoughts, judgments and feelings become knowledge of the outer
  • world. Through the Consciousness Soul we explore the secrets of the outer
  • this central point, we should be merged passively with the outer world. Our
  • impressions from the outer world. Man is truly man to the degree in which his
  • is not simply part of the outer world but acts as a stimulating force upon
  • into harmony with the outer world. To the same degree that it develops its
  • stimuli from the outer world, is the most strongly developed of the three.
  • outer world. We are not yet capable of making the right response as an act of
  • of some event in the outer world; then, having learnt unconsciously through
  • we are up against something in the outer world. The Ego then makes its
  • presence felt and seeks to safeguard itself against this outer event. The
  • not to kindle a noble anger in us, the events in the outer world would carry
  • Ego and summons it to confront the outer world, yet at the same time it
  • not enabled by anger to take an independent stand, in cases where the outer
  • progress. He brought them speech and writing, knowledge of the outer world,
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• Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Eleven: Kyrios, The Lord of the Soul
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  • a sense of warmth and a picture of some outer condition, in
  • be a human figure is only the outer sheath; perhaps some
  • Mazdao — the spiritual world of which the Sun is the outer
  • being, apart altogether from the outer appearance. An old man
  • There is the Angel of God! The outer appearance would have
• Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture V. The Christ Impulse as Living Reality
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  • in his outer, bodily form. He was a weak and sickly child, but his
• Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Christ Impulse as Living Reality - Lecture 1
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  • details of human development. In the abuses of the outer world the
• Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Christ Impulse as Living Reality - Lecture 2
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  • in his outer, bodily form. He was a weak and sickly child, but his
• Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture III: Reflections in the Mirror of Consciousness, Superconsciousness and Subconsciousness
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  • ordinary consciousness? In the outer, materialistic world there
  • his works by means of logic or outer observation. He knows
  • believe that such things are part of the outer world would be a
  • and those seemingly accidental outer events for which we know
  • simply had to succeed. Or for an outer event we proceed in this
  • no harm if the method does seem foolish to the prosaic outer
  • itself to outer happenings, to consider them. Exactly the
  • that which reminds you of the outer world; if the really
  • as a mirror for outer perception, for the facts of ordinary
• Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture IV: Hidden Soul Powers
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  • ourselves into correspondence with the outer world
  • outer world can only be exerted if the human being has visions,
  • subconscious powers that act like magic in this outer world.
  • that which, as outer vision, belongs to a genuine entity can be
  • occur. A way may be followed from the outer object up to
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture IV: Truths of Spiritual Research
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  • consideration of life that the statements of the outer senses
  • no outer reality. One could also use usual mental pictures, but
  • outer reality, but it should educate the soul to get forces
  • of the outer life than from his delusions. He possibly finds
  • there as something that refers to an outer reality. He has to
  • They are much more active than the impressions of the outer
  • example, how hard has the outer science to work to obtain its
  • really not easier than things of the outer science, but
  • laws. Since there one gets into dangerous things which an outer
  • the outer world. It is hard to distinguish illusion from
  • produces the outer material things is accessible only to the
  • outer life, life itself controls and corrects. If we think
  • wrong, the outer reality corrects us. To the spiritual
  • observatory can investigate what the outer science
  • get to know by the outer science that we have certain
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture V: Errors of Spiritual Research - 1
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  • supersensible worlds. The usual science produces its outer
• Title: Lecture: Signs of the Times: Michaels Battle and Its Reflection On Earth -- I
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  • outer world. This is so different from everything we are accustomed to
• Title: Lecture: Signs of the Times: Michaels Battle and Its Reflection On Earth -- II
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  • observe the sudden death of a human being caused by outer or abnormal
  • through outer circumstances. If the bullet had not struck him
  • said today may be found in outer events; the spiritual researcher
  • background, the outer events will corroborate all the more what has,
• Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Muenchen, 12-9-'13
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  • through his esoteric training and the outer earache.
• Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Muenchen, 3-31-'14
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  • attain this: it's the taking of a position towards the new, outer world.)
• Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 8-24-10
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  • every point of the outer physical body towards a center, which is the
• Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 8-26-10
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  • in one's development which is much worse than vanity in outer
• Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 2-12-11
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  • inner path in our meditations in inspiration, and the outer one
  • gradually became necessary for men to tread the inner and outer paths
  • writer of the Apocalypse points to the outer path for the first time.
  • order to tread this outer path or to find the union with the divine
  • second danger into which an esoteric can et on this outer path is
  • divine is like a Neo-Buddhism. They didn't need the outer path
• Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 11-19-11
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  • it — a faint, outer sign. Just as everything physical, also
• Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 1-10-12
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  • esoteric loses interest in many outer things that he paid a lot of
  • outside. Then he's easily tempted to criticize outer things. In
  • man first closed himself off from the outer world and now steps out
  • man who has turned all of his interests away from the outer world as
• Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 9-1-12
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  • to turn away from everything that the outer world can tell him and to
• Title: Genesis: Lecture I
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  • bearers; and that warmth, air, water are only the outer expressions,
  • the outer garments of spiritual Beings who are the reality. Thus when
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  • tends towards outer manifestation, tends to proclaim itself, tends,
  • even his outer form bears testimony to the fact that his being lives
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  • pierces through the outer forms to the spirit region where the
  • from outer space. Cosmic existence was added to earthly existence. To
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  • outer aspect — the maya, the illusion — of what is really
  • with manifestations, with the outer garments, as it were, of
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  • of reflecting the outer; they entrusted to the Archangels the
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  • in what confronts us in the outer world, even in what we meet in the
  • conditions. Thus we have in our own outer physical bodies something
  • the outer expression in the sense-world of what we have just been
  • see maya or illusion in all that we encounter in outer life.
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  • images of outer objects by means of external perception. But that
  • outside. The distinction between outer and inner is the mark of our
  • outer and inner. If you can make that clear to yourselves, you will
  • of our present time. It did not work in such a way that outer objects
  • being. Thus the outer world was an inner world, because the entire
  • outer world was working upon his inner being. And he made no
  • distinction between outer and inner. He did not perceive the sun as
  • would be an illness to perceive this inner development as an outer
  • between outer and inner, with this perception that real objects are
  • had a consciousness which made no distinction between outer and
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  • provided with an outer garment. Within this soul-spiritual, man has
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  • lie deep in the subconscious, forces which in outer Nature are
  • whole of their outer conduct. When the gods assumed the forms they
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  • longer see in these things, as the Greeks did, the outer gestures,
  • the outer world which could not be explained by natural laws already
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  • be seen by Beings then dwelling upon the outer planets as they gaze
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  • the outer world. Hence when we meet another man, if we only try to
  • We go about among men, but with organs of perception for the outer
  • being, let us now turn to the outermost member, to the physical body.
  • they were unable to see each other's outer physical bodies
  • expression could be found to mark how little the outer expression of
  • only paid attention to the outer beauties of Nature, even the Greek
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  • do not want to go into these things. For in the outer world today
  • truths which lead to reality and not to the maya of the outer world,
  • conscious knowledge to which we are accustomed in the outer world.
  • professor or other, who is learned in the science of the outer
  • us in our approach to them, and not lose it on the way from outer
  • point, on the way from the customary outer world to the spiritual
  • experience in the outer, the exoteric, world, and this is also
  • outer life.
  • Dionysos in contrast to what he was as a man in the outer world. If
  • outer physical form something of what had constituted his spirit-form
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  • up from below and is attracted by the outer astrality.
  • and the outer astralities. The rays of the etheric body pass through
  • thus effect a union between the inner astrality and the outer, that
  • knowledge of the outer world comes about. Everything that we know of
  • the outer world we know because the outer astrality unites with the
  • and there unites with a part of the outer aura, unites with the
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  • developed shows that a man's outer movements, the movements of
  • goes on in the outer world in light and sound and so on, to
  • merely the outer manifestation of spirit, as the phantom, the
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  • occult life took place very quietly and hidden from the outer world
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  • from outside. The astral body is also destroyed by outer impressions
  • in water and melancholic beings in earth. Our earth is the outer
  • all of this one will someday lose consciousness of the outer world and
  • the etheric body, but we only see the outer impressions that were put
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  • thereby makes these needles into an outer protective wall. Although an
• Title: Esoteric Lesson: Muenchen, 1-7-1909
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  • quite different from the outer world. We find that we're on the other
  • create more outer surfaces. One only presses inside if one sees in
• Title: Esoteric Lesson: Muenchen, 8-27-1909
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  • among initiates that not only knew how to defy outer enemies but was
  • Then the sky became dark for him and lost its outer light, and
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  • outer world. The pupil gets to know this as a force only; he learns
  • this newly acquired force. All outer pains and joys now seem to be
  • against all outer influences; he feels free in himself and free of all
  • how what develops in his destiny in the outer world must be brought
  • fate. We shouldn't let any outer thoughts, no feelings and sensations
  • from the outer world into the sanctuary of our mediation and
  • world's effects into us in contemplation, closed off from all outer
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  • whole outer world disappears for us, we'll then get the feeling that