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  • Title: Lecture: Overcoming Nervousness
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    • his time and energy really thinking through what he has heard from his
    • real connection of interest of the soul with the subject matter that the
    • go quietly away. I realize that if I only do this once, I probably will not
    • would soon correct their hideous handwriting if they really looked at the
    • but there is really no problem in life that should be treated this way.
    • against. It is an uncomfortable fact to have to realize, but there are always
    • direction, but in reality you will have been merely lax and easy going. If
    • choice until you are inwardly strong and know that you can really follow
    • involved. This is really difficult to apply in life. When a man has lied to
  • Title: Lecture: Problems of Nutrition
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    • too loftily to spiritual realms, thus losing the firm ground under
    • understood me correctly if you realize that I am not speaking for
    • be purely physical, but as material processes they are really the
    • the ascent from the purely physical to the spiritual realm can be
    • mineral kingdoms. We must realize that plants represent the direct
    • the cosmic realm lives within the astral body. It is, however,
    • We perceive it in its external expression when we realize the
    • nourishment from the realm of plants, however, he becomes more
    • the realm of plants, they would discover that they are able more
    • merits. They will realize then that their whole physical and
  • Title: Lecture: The Weaving and Living Activity of the Human Etheric Bodies
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    • form of a plan with real ideas relating to those things which can at
    • experiment is to be made; in reality, of course, this experiment
    • human being really consist of animal forms. He even had the courage
    • realise that things which may apparently sound like nonsense may
    • Things are not as easy as they appear to be, for in reality, the
    • out of the etheric body. But in reality, this does not take place;
    • What does really take place? — You see, I would like to
    • realise that these Beings do not exist in the universe simply in
    • they must fulfil. What do they really do? They, too, must use a
    • follow its own elasticity. The astral body would really take on
    • indeed! To-day, the ordinary science of the physical world really
    • actually arisen, that it could really be formed in its minutest
    • we can really designate as obtuse) think to cope with so easily by
    • clever they really are!
    • gave rise to the human being really exists within our own
    • knowledge! For, in reality, we cannot live without it. Indeed, at the
    • Tübingen, because nobody really understood his true value and
    • year of Planck’s death, and they really convey exactly what we
    • The reality could be
    • who believe that they really are in touch with the most practical
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  • Title: Lecture: Nervous Conditions in Our Time
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    • energy quite otherwise than really thinking what the professors are
    • a few weeks; and the worst feature is that there is no real
    • effect on the strength of the human ethereal body. The ethereal body
    • body, ethereal body, astral body and Ego;’ he will behave in
    • the ethereal body. For, as we know, the ethereal body is in a certain
    • this will strengthen the ethereal body. Assume, however, that you
    • nature, as you know, the physical body and the ethereal body are immediately
    • the two bodies, in a thoroughly healthy human being the ethereal body
    • ethereal. We are then faced with an inherent weakness of the ethereal
    • body. This kind of relation between the physical and the ethereal
    • People would realise that this is a healthy thing. The point is that
    • so is to strengthen the ethereal body; thereby we become healthier
    • untold strengthening of the ethereal body.
    • we can do something in life to strengthen our ethereal body. Now this is
    • of the ethereal body. Nay, we may even assert that many forms of illness
    • would take an entirely different course if the ethereal body were stronger.
    • The course they actually take is due to the weakened ethereal body, which
    • here been indicating represents a definite way of working upon the ethereal
    • ‘something’ — namely, in this case, the ethereal
    • to strengthen the ethereal body is to perform yet another exercise for
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  • Title: Lecture: The Elementary Kingdoms
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    • must take great care, from the very outset, to realize that
    • be used. But we shall attain to a real penetration and
    • insight into these things, only if we realize clearly that we
    • physical body upon the Sun, they must realize that the inner
    • fact that in reality, the blood and the nervous system would
    • human Ego really live, when it lives here, upon the physical
    • we must ask ourselves further: how much can we really know,
    • we can, in reality, gain knowledge only of the mineral
    • prospects for the future. Whatever we really understand, we
  • Title: Lecture: On the Occasion of Goethe's Birthday
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    • the 2nd part of Faust really belongs to the closing years of
    • with the real facts, all this has been demolished. But we
    • order to call up a picture of that real, primeval man, all
    • is really the outcome of a tendency inherent in facts, to
    • economy of the mind, and has no inner, constitutive, real
    • systems of psychology, — one which really flies in the
    • themselves the essential, real connection between the objects
    • no employees at work in the bank. Such conclusions are really
    • research. They cast a veil over the real nature of the facts.
    • We can observe the real status of psychology in a highly
    • understanding of the real standpoint of psychological facts,
    • corporeality is more tenuous than atmospheric air. At regards
    • this supposition. Beings whose corporeality is of such
    • know what really lives in the thought of men; let us imagine
    • veil over the real Goethe than to make us acquainted with
    • of him. There was a time when people were really fascinated,
    • are bound to take on authority. There are really safe paths
  • Title: Lecture: The Errors of Spiritual Investigation
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    • investigator can only push forward to truth, when he really
    • agree with what is thus brought forward really positively.
    • But without this, one cannot become a real spiritual
    • compared to what one no longer really is — or at least,
    • everywhere not merely errors of knowledge but Real Error
    • all this together, one can first really know oneself. If one
    • real investigator from the charlatan. The soul-mood of
    • without real success, yet finally truth will conquer, even if
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 1
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • really grasp by looking beyond the whole historical tradition of
    • our own personality. Ideals of this kind are really only what one or
    • what are really two souls in modern man, two souls whose union is
    • the Age — has had to realise anew the two impulses just
    • Iphigenia. And if one realises this, it brings home to one the
    • even in the realm of art.
    • really something to be thankful for, when one of the workmen asks if
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 2
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • views enable us to realise that the tradition, and to a certain
    • real Beings. Such a figure as Persephone is a relic of this
    • reality in the spiritual world which was familiar to men in primeval
    • natural wonder. What is really the crucial event of the drama?
    • culture has vanished. But nothing in the world ever really
    • disappears, things are really only transformed. Whither, then, has
    • really to be found. When an Atlantean man gazed into the spiritual
    • world, he saw Demeter; she really came to meet him. When, out of this
    • aware that it had once been so. But you will have already realised
    • sub-earthly realm of the soul. The imprisonment of the clairvoyant
    • supple. And what is active in the sub-earthly realm, the realm
    • rape of Persephone and man's connection with Demeter are really
    • fantastic, that is where all the dreaming and the superstition really
    • really changed in human nature? It is that part of man in which his
    • body which is the energising influence, which is the really impelling
    • the real forces, the effectual forces, especially those of Eros and
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 3
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • which cannot be explained unless one recognises the reality of a
    • clairvoyant consciousness, who can see into the real spiritual world,
    • ancient Greek was really not in a position to examine the microcosm
    • this kind of experience, which can really grow into a kind of taste,
    • developed man today knows very little of the real ego, which I have
    • time evoked in you something of what was really the most elementary
    • on the occult signs, makes them real to himself, and then finds that
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 4
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • have today. You will have realised this from the way I tried to show
    • — whom he really thought of as quite remote from human nature.
    • in a very abstract way. Things are not like that in the real world;
    • in human bodies and mixed with the rest as real men. Legends are to
    • us of men who dwelt on Earth, but who were really in their inner
    • speaking of the ones who only inspired men, but of those who really
    • really an enormous difference between these two classes of Angels.
    • to expect to find the highest leaders of humanity, the really
    • be quite wrong. From the universal rule that the real, guiding
    • may in the physical realm, we shall not find the Christ substance as
    • realm when man passes through the gate of death, so at the death of
    • totality of human souls, ascends further into the spiritual realms,
    • really feel this yearning for a star outside in the cosmos which they
    • and inspire the earthly realm. When the ancient Greek felt what
    • Jupiter are seen from the Earth. Thus it is really a different stream
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 5
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • which are also called laws. Try then to imagine to yourself a real
    • applied to the other Atlanteans who were really Greek gods. The world
    • one human body, they were the victims of maya. In reality this soul
    • terms of maya, real Atlantean men.
    • reality then enters into his consciousness and takes the place of the
    • of what he experienced. You find it all there, quite realistically
    • described. From this monologue you can get an idea of what really
    • realise that it describes quite realistically, in all detail, actual
    • Dionysos really belonged, to a time when he infused into human nature
    • as an egoity none could really distinguish himself from another; then
    • over from the Moon evolution. Even Zeus really derives from the Moon
    • of things which really don't exist, they get as heated over
    • abstractions, over mere ideas, as other men do about real life’
    • a reality, have devoted themselves to what Pallas Athene added to the
    • getting as far as India. This journey really did take place! And much
    • prodigious pre-historic journey really took place. Thus a Dionysos
    • fantastic—consider this in its concrete reality. Think of this
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 6
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • the thought and feeling of ancient Greece was really like, we find
    • dry-as-dust, prosaic, abstract wisdom. And if we want to make real
    • new state has arisen through the realisation of yesterday's
    • really are can say, ‘Falsehood is detected by proving
    • contradiction’ ... for contradiction is inherent in reality.
    • nature, and thus have called forth a reality of our own inner being
    • existence, its reality, is capable of being perceived in one example
    • symbolically, and yet with all the seriousness which the reality
    • only perceptible to clairvoyant vision, was really fitted to the
    • his being, the sensible reality, really measures up to the divine ego
    • any real intellectual light; man only acquired that later. This old
    • Greek used splendid pictures which really penetrate far deeper into
    • the real ego, it is truly of such a nature that the real egos in Adam
    • by today is in fact a real contradiction, and the Greek felt that
    • compromise, from no aspect does it show itself to be what in reality
    • nowhere to be seen in the physical world. What, then, really is the
    • is really the first teacher of intellectual civilisation, we must
    • and whose own external forms really show only the forces of physical,
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  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 7
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • realise this, especially when we discover that the deepest and most
    • become instructed as to what cognition really is. For the study of
    • brief, I can only indicate it pictorially. As regards what really
    • find your own reality. What I have here said in a few words can be
    • to become the reflecting apparatus for what the human being really
    • is, for the real man, who is at first only to be met with in the
    • confronted by its own absolute need. But imagine this realisation
    • ‘Is there really any means of penetrating into what is
    • truths which lead to reality and not to the maya of the outer world,
    • human being was of course not conscious of what really takes place at
    • is a contradiction!’ In reality it is quite possible to test
    • told you was a real one, he who was followed by a train of sileni and
    • was the real teacher of the pupils in the Dionysian Mysteries.
    • recommended by people who know nothing of reality — but the way
    • fleshly body; there he was a real man standing upon the physical
    • remained a teacher in the Mysteries long after the real man, of whom
    • Mystery was enacted and had encountered in the world outside the real
    • Nature, which man in his present bodily form has really grown out of.
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  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 8
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • there is a higher reality behind the world of the mind. It is mainly
    • realise that it is no mere selfish yearning, but deep-seated duty
    • our souls to be wasted. We come to realise that deep down in every
    • deteriorate, then we are in a very real sense being
    • greater, until it will at length really be able to fulfil its
    • really not to be taken lightly. We come to the saying that knowledge
    • self-knowledge — when he really learns something of his inmost
    • degree repugnant to him, something which, when it really dawns upon
    • and people will realise that it is impossible to understand man or
    • instance in the Moon evolution. What really do the blood circulation
    • send all this upwards from our heart and now, in real self-knowledge,
    • the Earth. Thus we have indicated two realms of gods, two spiritual
    • realms, one of which plays a direct part in all that takes place
    • on the one hand it makes real soul-beings of us, on the other hand it
    • not become so dense that we are confronted by it as a reality.)
    • pronounce unreal; they were Beings, they were other gods. Thus we
    • have generations of gods whose reality is original, and others who
    • are merely the representations — the real ideas
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  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 9
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • complicated has really been the formation out of the spiritual world
    • paradox fully expresses the reality, and if one cared to elaborate it
    • to describe man, who really distorts the several streams which flow
    • flowed together in man. He would have to realise that an etheric
    • man the immense riddle of human evolution, then the real man, the
    • took place a union between what was indeed a real stream that came
    • man who has progressed to real spiritual knowledge of human nature
    • that the real ego-consciousness of man does not take place in the
    • real ego of man as it manifests in our consciousness comes into
    • say, only what lies on the surface. When you realise that the
    • seeing images in the higher worlds and yet realise one day that he
    • has only seen images and not realities. Then he is faced by the
    • seen is image, that he has not come to know reality sufficiently even
    • on the physical plane to fill out his picture with reality. Then the
    • have to realise that we must not shrink from such trials, for every
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 10
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • widely different epochs men have formed conceptions of what really lies
    • nothing to do with reality — when the man of today believes
    • into the realities. We must seriously try to discover why this is
    • clairvoyant were filled with far more life, far more reality. We saw
    • thought was full of the living sap of reality. Admittedly this really
    • Greek thoughts about their gods contained far more reality than the
    • with present-day consciousness there is far less of world-reality
    • pictures in which there was no reality, and that the only reality
    • reality, and compared with it the knowledge which we acquire today
    • with reality. Such a thirst will reveal that it is just what is
    • he had to be torn away from the world-realities, cut off from them;
    • tenuous ideas, devoid of reality, and our abstract laws of
    • regards true reality. But anyone who feels within him a thirst to
    • grow into world-reality knows that at a certain point in his life
    • true reality one feels by all the ideas of today, and what phantom
    • path into a much more vital reality than the purely abstract laws of
    • maya in face of the living reality, and if it is not like a
    • feels itself empty in face of the real world. It certainly feels able
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  • Title: The Physical-Superphysical: Its Realisation Through Art
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    • The Physical-Superphysical: Its Realisation Through Art
    • Its Realisation Through Art
    • realistic world-conception art must exhibit all manner of
    • unreality and into it must play many of the illusions of
    • into life what for a certain understanding is unreal, that,
    • It may really
    • that we can fully realise what is experienced in art only by
    • inverted yet in reality the same. What I am wanting to
    • the soul is really infinitely more profound than is generally
    • after the vision, which in reality exists in the soul of each
    • the content of the vision, but we offer it a real work of art
    • mysteries really are in the nature that surrounds us.
    • figure that this figure in its outer realisation in life, is
    • secret is underlying the wide realms of nature everywhere.
    • perceiving this when inwardly we are able really to transform
    • at Dornach, near Basle, an attempt has been made to realise
    • realisation in the human head — then this makes it
    • these the longing of our time really to discover and give
    • possible, however, to experience that something in the realm
    • portray fire and air? It is quite clear that in reality fire
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  • Title: The Sources of Artistic Imagination and the Sources of Supersensible Knowledge
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    • come across artists realise the fear, very prevalent among;
    • to understand the real nature of the connection between
    • artistic imagination and seership it is necessary to realise
    • the tendency which makes a man think realistically or
    • the reality takes place in all artistic activity. In artistic
    • perception is quite different. The essential point to realise
    • goes by the name of mysticism. It must be realised that
    • full of reality than ordinary thinking, is born from feeling
    • into the super-sensible reality behind the world of the
    • seer realises: In everything that expresses itself in
    • the soul of the seer penetrates into spiritual reality which
    • experiences that come from music in the realm of
    • the sea than realization of the way in which the human soul,
    • unreal in poetry, that is mere phraseology, and not the
    • poetry, although the imagination has no real link with the
    • to realise that the process used by the painter starts from
    • realise that a seer who is to be taken seriously does not
    • secret of flesh-colour, as the seer realises when he comes to
    • Realisation of the innermost being of another man has as its
    • In reality,
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  • Title: Genesis: Lecture I
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • back historically, or geologically, we must realise that, if we are
    • In order to realise
    • the outer garments of spiritual Beings who are the reality. Thus when
    • images, but think of it now as a real, cosmic, creative activity.
    • really wanted. Let us ask them what was their will, their purpose.
    • that. But we understand the nature of these Beings best if we realise
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture II
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • misunderstanding. You may take it as definite that it is a very real
    • of the real and the great problems of existence. So, although in a
    • even for the mind's eye. In reality this elemental existence is
    • something which is not really recognisable in the ordinary
    • and to combine substances, but is in reality of the nature of sound,
    • source of life, it is really vibrant, weaving life! Thus what has
    • comes to realise that truly it is by no mere chance that this great
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture III
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • which we have to ask ourselves is this — what kind of reality
    • the events there described really took place in the sphere of
    • really constituted the whole substance of Saturn, was in a kind of
    • by clairvoyant consciousness in spiritual realms. The group-souls of
    • that there arose the well-known conflict between realism and
    • names, or whether they were real spiritual entities. For clairvoyant
    • group-souls of the plants actually live as real Beings. And these
    • group-souls are one and the same reality as what we call species. At
    • still be found today, though only in spiritual realms. Let us hold
    • “partition” was really more like a notional one, and the
    • actually present in the spirit realm. At that time there was a
    • re-emergence in a supersensible realm of what we call plant species.
    • the matter in this way we realise that it was only after the fifth
    • evolutions amounted to preparatory stages for the real human
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture IV
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • any other time. But there is really not time in these lectures to
    • outer aspect — the maya, the illusion — of what is really
    • there. In reality spiritual Beings are announcing themselves
    • Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters really mean that
    • which is what we should expect, if it really derives from occult
    • spirituality which was weaving in this realm — which was, so to
    • had to say about the real meaning of the words with which our Bible
    • God called the light Day. This is a real stumbling-block for the
    • these “days” of creation, they are really not worth bothering
    • what I am saying for years that you will acquire a real grasp of how
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture V
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • we have to look for much more reality — many more Beings —
    • recognise on the Sun the Beings who were still really Saturn Beings?
    • utterly incapable of penetrating to the real heart of Goethe's
    • and darkness, working together as two real polaric entities in the
    • fantasy; it is an illusion. Matter is in reality a soul-spiritual
    • realities of the universe. That would lead us completely astray. On
    • does it really mean to be awake? All the activity of our souls, all
    • Bible says with a wonderfully realistic description of the facts:
    • present day, when people scorn to penetrate to fundamental realities,
    • really make any sense of these words. What really lies behind
    • this passage faithfully with a real sense of the associations which
    • (English translation, 1929, out of print. [Not really! – e.Ed])
    • in times when man himself was really not yet there, these spiritual
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture VI
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • lectures, and which is the nearest realm attainable behind our
    • maya that the real Beings reveal themselves. And if we scorn
    • referring to expressions, to manifestations, of real spiritualities,
    • sacrifice their own corporeality to supply the foundation, the basic
    • real force behind warmth; it has poured itself out into everything.
    • something self-existent and real, then they are dreaming. The
    • physicists take note of facts, describe facts — the real and
    • calculation — they are dealing with reality. But as soon as
    • This crude simile really does give a fair idea of the sort of
    • existence of atoms, as envisaged today, to be real. So long as atoms
    • is a hint of the reality they stand for. If we look at the tendency
    • maya to the real being behind it. Then it is useful. So let
    • at work in order that the water mounting upward from the realm of the
    • a realm to which we can only raise our spiritual gaze in dim
    • apprehension, it has to come from a sphere really above that of the
    • become a unity, and a unity possessing real being. What I am here
    • co-operate. To begin with, it was not real. Something real was first
    • stage, developed their own unity to a reality, so that they were no
    • group, and later become directed out of a unified organism. This real
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture VII
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • but that you felt “The real being of this rose which hovers
    • reality. Johannes Thomasius in my Mystery Play goes through this
    • These pictures which are really living in the soul through meditation
    • to himself that he cannot yet know how far this is reality or
    • external spiritual reality or not; that is, he does not know whether
    • reality of a being whom he knows on the physical plane — Maria
    • between reality and mere picture-consciousness. Thus you can see that
    • distinguish between what is a manifestation of spiritual reality and
    • intended to express spiritual realities. The appearance of Professor
    • Capesius is a real picture of the young Capesius, as it is inscribed
    • real Strader as he will be in his old age. They are intended to be
    • real in the play, only Johannes Thomasius does not know it.
    • do not express real spiritual Beings, but a kind of organic
    • seemed to be spread out in space. In reality they merely represented
    • between outer and inner, with this perception that real objects are
    • something real formed in an external space from which we ourselves
    • that an inner spiritual reality in the beautiful object is
    • existed confronted them as an external phenomenon; and they realised
    • search for the secrets which are really hidden behind the words. Then
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • creation, unless we are clear that in reality it is not the physical
    • Let us try to realise
    • it really understood itself. But nevertheless if we study the course
    • this form. Man had to wait in the spiritual realm and to allow the
    • became animals. Man had to wait above in the spiritual realm. The
    • wait in the spiritual realm, in order to be able later to assume
    • is really very odd that the commentators should have argued as to
    • Thus the Luciferic influence has to be reckoned among the real
    • If now we look upon the expulsion from Paradise as really referring
    • Paradise. When you realise this it becomes almost palpable that those
    • realistic are the Bible descriptions! They are not just similes or
    • find this out if they really wanted to learn. If we studied
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture IX
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • second, separate account of creation; really it is quite consistent
    • all with the eye of the seer one realises that along with what
    • reality lying behind the words used in describing the fourth
    • ourselves more closely what all this really signified for man in his
    • being. In the moon element man has something within him which really
    • came to them out of the realm wherein the Elohim, and Jahve-Elohim,
    • the regions whence their inspiration descended, into the realm of the
  • Title: Genesis: Lecture X
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • having taken place in higher, spiritual realms; and what we can see
    • actually mean? We only understand it aright if we realise that this
    • heavenly man.” That is what it really says. But if you take a
    • account there — thus making his Rainbow Bible really complete!
    • pictures represent? And then we realise that they too are the result
    • hearers readily realise how difficult it is to reach the depths upon
    • investigation, then the real difficulties begin to show themselves,
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    • has really succeeded in thus planting Lycurgus or Alcibiades on their
    • a real sense of what it is that our present moment has brought us.
    • how it lived in post-Atlantean times, and we have grown to realise in
    • “he as spirit has part.” But man also sees that in the realm
    • that by real human work the seed may be planted for the spiritual life
    • efforts. Try to find it, and although you may realise that there are
    • tolerance is not really there and if we do not really practice it.
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    • cannot be fully realised by present-day humanity insofar as external
    • culture is concerned. Least of all can it be realised in the countries
    • realises through self-observation what it is that he experiences in
    • realises this at first in such a way that he feels within this body
    • difference, or one might say the relationship, between the realisation
    • brain, and the physical brain itself. We then realise how we create
    • realise how intimate is the connection of the brain with the etheric
    • gives us a really faithful image of the functions and processes in the
    • anything about these things will at once feel that they really are as
    • etheric counterpart. This is the case, but it is not a really
    • of the great initiates as the real driving force, the real
    • as originating in specifically Christian prejudice. In reality it is
    • because they can meet them as spiritual beings and gain a real
    • phenomenon that, in reality, in accordance with the principle of
    • The important thing is to realise wherein consists the actual
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    • life of the soul in the real anthroposophical sense, we must gradually
    • certainly do not. Anyone really pursuing the practical path into the
    • preference than from any real necessity, to a certain extent this may
    • observation is really attained, it takes place at first in the etheric
    • that our words re-echo what in actual reality is only experienced in
    • consciousness what, in its reality, is only present in the higher
    • quite real and actual, a spiritual reality. Lucifer, for instance,
    • say it in a real and literal sense. For what in super-sensible worlds
    • him as an imperfection or moral flaw performs something real,
    • called desires, but by means of a real process. If the clairvoyant
    • This gives some idea of how desires and cravings are real forces,
    • placed where all that we lack appears before us as something real, or
    • ugliness, quite in place in the world of the senses, can really no
    • unable directly to express, to manifest, their real nature in their
    • consciousness than really coincides with a strictly correct
    • right in calling it beautiful. It may really be the ugliest being in
    • After due reflection he will say, “I must really leave behind
    • really to experience such a thing, to feel it livingly, to lay aside
    • experience that really has nothing to do with theory. It is a living
    • experience such as we have in the world of reality when we actually
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    • world” is really only a gathering up of all that streams in
    • “inner world” is in ordinary life, we can in reality put
    • is a longing to know what man really is within the limits of birth and
    • pictorially, it may really be said that what one talks about in
    • of it with us. Here we have a contradiction, but really it is not
    • consciousness, and with it lose all our real self. This happens when
    • laying aside the body he has forgotten. Here you have the real answer
    • That is the real definition of human immortality. Through initiation
    • that one rushes headlong into the unreal and the vague; everything
    • mercy or consideration, the really grievous faults one knows oneself
    • of humanity. With real force of thought and meditation, one's moral
    • we must call attention to a most remarkable phenomenon that really has
    • awakened. That is really the most apt expression one can use. But one
    • ordinary life it happens unconsciously. He really goes through what I
    • there One realises when in the etheric body that the physical body
    • body, one realises, “It is as if I had first lived in myself, and
    • becomes intensely real. I refer to the scene in which
    • realise you bear within you as pure image — this is the next
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    • follow. It is not good to neglect this. It really amounts to this,
    • feeling, and also realise how to assess your value as a man of soul.
    • must say, “I am this being.” In reality that is the true
    • felt in face of the world as a whole. You are really everything in
    • chapters, or sections, of the really great poetic works. These moods
    • echo of what can really only be represented in its original state
    • these lines of the Gita when you realise that all I have just been
    • really feel anything external anywhere, you only feel the one point in
    • really at rest. Everywhere you feel yourself in this revolving
    • existence!” This is what you realise to be the very fundamental
    • accept a real description of the higher worlds. If that is really what
    • only then does it become possible to speak with reality of a contrast
    • simply arises from the realisation that in sensory existence it is
    • Real meaning lies in something quite different. What underlies
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    • From the previous lectures you will perhaps have realised how
    • indispensable to anyone really wanting to undertake the first or
    • reaching super-sensible worlds. But in comparison with the real
    • something within it that is really repeated and appears in all worlds.
    • there as the great Light-bearer who leads, really leads, to bringing
    • down into sensory existence all the treasures that pertain to real
    • initiation or by death, it is really Lucifer who acts as his
    • with Lucifer in higher worlds are really only present when man takes
    • Lucifer really is in higher worlds, a reflection of his creative
    • the super-sensible world, we really only need to purify and cleanse
    • existence. No doubt they say it because they unconsciously realise how
    • on the altar of eternity. When we let Ahriman help us with the real
    • Through this we can realise how easy it is for descriptions to be
    • superficial when answering questions that show so little real thought
    • are only possible, there are really no such utterances, no such
    • spiritual world, we realise, for example, “I have lived on earth
    • death and rebirth in super-sensible worlds becomes of real, practical
    • reality is projected onto the space of the wall behind. But it is not
    • real at all; it is you who have transplanted it there. In the same
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    • judgement and active understanding hold the field, will really be able
    • to the realisation that, in this age, there is need for the sifting
    • of responsibility in face of what is given from the realm of spiritual
    • really to be considered, things that have to be effectively pointed
    • out by the science that can be drawn from real observation of
    • purifying force of thinking really works in such a way that it leads
    • personal scientific conviction. In reality, however, it is their fear
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    • as himself, within the physical realm, but he could also, in a
    • him from spiritual realms, but he had the capacity to become
    • the physical world from spiritual realms. As a rule, it did not come
    • beings, but now they had to descend into his realm, appear close to
    • concerned, we must bear in mind what was given them in earlier realms.
    • nature. Abraham realized that behind the phenomena of the sense world
    • understanding of Christ's real coming, will reject such
    • this realm of light will open to them and through them they will enter
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    • in a very significant way, that which will constitute the real
    • Hebrew people in an eminent degree. He who felt himself — really
    • not characterise such a real initiate otherwise — not merely one
    • initiated into the theories and the Law, but an initiate really seeing
    • really be demonstrated back to the racial father Abraham, and that the
    • in the spiritual world. And in truth a real initiate was inspired by
    • Abraham. There was a real connection between every initiate and the
    • is only really applicable to old Atlantis. Since we deal with a real
    • realise in the right way what one calls the human “I,” the
    • content of life, why do you continually tell lies?” He really
    • Now, most people really would sooner regard themselves as a piece of
    • understand how the “I,” as the real Master-worker, labours
    • really valid for a very limited sphere. In ancient times, when people
    • was still something quite real. Then also, one still had in the words
    • has often crept into the theosophical view, so that real materialism
    • who knows occult perception, real spiritual perception, the method of
    • causes real pain — because it appears irrational to him, if he
    • really lives in the spiritual world. As long as one thinks with the
    • That at once causes pain in anyone who can really see things
    • spiritually, because thoughts are realities. Space then fills itself
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    • said: It does not really need very much today to realise that if the
    • hands, when they were really read only by very few, and these few,
    • spiritual life, really such terrible fools, such mightily stupid
    • the sense of the four Gospels, really such fools, such terribly stupid
    • thought, at the hand of external sense-reality, it is this which
    • Zarathustrianism really is by one who takes the old Persian documents,
    • picture of the real relationship: How have these three streams of
    • external history. What is unearthed in the latter really appears
    • rightly to understand it. This is really the more correct, to the eyes
    • more like a living dream, yet it had a living connection with reality.
    • the really clairvoyant people were more bound up with the entire
    • twenty-first year the real “I” of man is first born, and
    • is to be taken, and how deep the gospels are, when we really
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    • reality. Each of the evangelists really gives us opportunity to
    • has no real inclination. If one is to understand the Mark Gospel and
    • earth. Do not take it amiss, if I attempt to say to you what I really
    • were not really written, because he who spoke gave out his most inner
    • as so excellent, need not be so really), renders as follows: “As
    • Honest people must really say to themselves, if the Mark Gospel begins
    • Whoever will understand it must really resolve to do something.
    • significant event in human evolution. What is he really pointing to?
    • soul-forces into the divine spiritual world. What really happened with
    • Now in the real evolution of mankind, it is a question of certain
    • The astral body really belonged to the ancient moon. At that time, the
    • is Maya. Well, all right. But that is an abstraction. One must really
    • really should become through the reception of the Christ-Impulse
    • All these learned people, who really do not know much, interpret human
    • man. But what is a man for occultism? Nothing but Maya! Really, as he
    • It is the cosmic forces which are real, which intersect there
    • your reality quite somewhere else. Only the forces from your own real
    • to say: He is really utter deception — he is utterly a schema,
    • which stands there. What was there in reality? One must go up to the
    • then the Spirit drove him into the wilderness — (really it means
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    • reality of the Christ principle, we understand that this Christ
    • energies into what we believe to be inevitable. Belief is the real
    • be realised immediately, that we must wait in patience and without
    • only can be fulfilled if the symbols of these two worlds really
    • small things, through feeling and realisation, what will come to pass
    • and wait patiently for their realisation, however long deferred it
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    • investigation of the higher worlds is in reality an association of
    • man really wishes to ascend to conscious clairvoyance, it is not only
    • on sealing-wax. Real, conscious clairvoyance begins when the organs,
    • real belief in the force of the spiritual worlds. For purely
    • This inward liberation, this inward realisation of oneself as a
    • exists within the first, gradually becomes capable of really leaving
    • the Threshold. That which is real does not become more or less real
    • mentioned. It is a real blessing in our present time for the
    • of a carriage on a road the only reality, and denying that a carriage
    • he is the cause of these tracks, he is the reality. And a person who
    • themselves, something real and basic, would be taking the outer
    • its reality, to the spiritual being which stands behind it, as do the
    • what our eyes see as fire and what we feel as heat is the real
    • water and in what surrounds us in the different realms of nature.
    • that what we know as fire is a reality, one then becomes aware that
    • we realise that the outer fire is no reality, that it is a mere
    • classes of gods, or spirits live a real existence in the elements,
    • clairvoyance, to ‘illumination,’ he realises the
    • the same way as the physical eye realises the physical sun. And when
    • elements is drawn over the real world. They are: the feeling of
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    • carefully, and to realise that they are used, not in an approximate,
    • must be pointed out that when we ascend into super-sensible realms,
    • minerals, belonging to the lower realms of nature, may arouse an
    • the real spiritual world there is permanence, even if it is relative.
    • realise that the materials for the building up of the human being
    • real an existence. When in ordinary life an outer sheath or
    • is not our real being, is not what is called our Higher Self, for
    • other beings to live in his environment, and these beings are really
    • example shows us that spiritual sight reveals a reality very
    • reality for spiritual perception. And now let us see whether in this
    • real in human evolution before this age, that the feeling experienced
    • spiritual realms to each other? We know that Man as a fourfold being
    • external objects, he realises at a certain stage of his evolution
    • beings realised that the act of the sun beings was not sufficient,
    • remained mere form. To understand ancient times aright is to realise
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    • studied earlier lectures on these subjects, will realise that a host of
    • is very little indeed in the realm of our present day experience
    • three different realms of spiritual beings and of spiritual
    • substances; we must realise, in considering the beginnings of the
    • brought them into touch with the realities of the spiritual world
    • once be realised that Kronos is only another name for the Old Saturn
    • vivid pictures of what they saw and recognised in spiritual realms.
    • root. True, the same force exists within it, but the reality emerges
    • for to believe in reincarnation seriously means to realise its goal
    • There is real progress and not mere repetition — that is the
    • repetition. It was in the West that the real concept of historical
    • who had no understanding of history in its real sense, and whose
    • example. From what has been said it will be realised that the
    • external expressions or manifestations. In the spiritual realm behind
    • and realise that it is the mighty Indra who has endowed them with the
    • only its presence is realised) is to be ascribed the flashing of the
    • is an instance of spiritual being accomplished in its own realm in
    • historical evolution and progress are realities in spiritual life —
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    • the ascent into the spiritual worlds, or descent to the realm of
    • the matter aright only when we have realised that the spiritual
    • world, but to be aware of spiritual beings as realities behind these
    • should get to know the spiritual world by both paths, he realises
    • realise the unity of spiritual life. When the super-sensible sight of
    • The highest form of this more external realisation of the spiritual
    • find in that wonderful Celtic culture which really underlies all
    • paths were in reality the same, remained with the mighty
    • of humanity in a perfectly definite way. Now what, in reality, is man
    • corporeality. Physical corporeality was developed to greater and
    • spiritualisation of the outer corporeal qualities. Conscience as a
    • spiritualisation of the external corporeality than to the refinement
    • so noble that into its external corporeality could be poured that
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    • realised that whatever infinitely higher perfections than man on the
    • worlds. The Indian felt himself to originate from these realms and
    • the ancient Indian realised at the same time that the reality without
    • into his own inner being, that this reality manifests at one time
    • the same primordial spiritual reality as the external ‘Tat,’
    • world, but could not realise immediately that it was the same as the
    • he gave it the name of the realm of the Apollonian beings. Apollo,
    • Richard Wagner realised the existence of something of the kind
    • were a dim realisation of what may be known to an ever-increasing
    • Greek uttered the name of Apollo, he referred to the spiritual realm
    • and lords of the spheres and functions of the universe, is to realise
    • who are all real beings, became visible. It was characteristic of
    • a concept, but an etheric reality, a being which spoke to them as a
    • the initiates he was a reality. On the other hand it had become more
    • Luciferic reality sank into darkness even for spiritual
    • this subterranean realm, and of the fear of the mere name of Lucifer
    • realm of the Luciferic beings. The Rosicrucian initiates were the
    • such an extent that men again become able to penetrate into the realm
    • advances to knowledge of the Luciferic realms.
    • good Christians, they are in reality enemies of the Christ, who on
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    • concrete and spiritually realistic thinking dealing with facts would
    • true, not to be realised by the external senses or the outer reason,
    • of his perception and realisation through subsequent epochs depends
    • culture we must clearly realise that the conditions were quite
    • means of the senses means nothing much to me; in order to realise the
    • physical body it had to lose the capacity of realising the higher
    • forth, the light from the realm of Lucifer. Whereas by an inner
    • whole nature of man again to understand the light of Lucifer's realm,
    • realised on the one side ‘That thou art,’ and on the
    • this was realised as an abstract truth; it will be realised on earth
    • divided streams and how they mutually fructify each other can really
    • approximate to the real sense.
    • moves just as does the air outside. But the realistic thinker sees a
    • really does move outside — as far as the ear is concerned —
    • is non-existent for the realistic thinker. Sense perception by means
    • differences between the realms of the various senses. If we consider
    • realised, an inner soul experience by the wood ‘feeling.’
    • may perhaps feel inward pain without any real cause on account of his
    • light, and man realised the soul of the light. That light was the
    • completely wrong. We must always take the realities into
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    • been a transposition of these realms, and that mankind has advanced
    • realise that as far as those beings which left the earth with the sun
    • with the sun. Therefore man had to seek for the realm and activity of
    • being of the soul, upon which later the real Moon-gods worked; that
    • was a question of leading man into those realms which lie on the
    • is very important to realise that we should never try to encompass
    • consideration the fact that the reality is infinitely deeper than men
    • can generally realise. At a time when both outward turning and inward
    • realisation of ‘That thou art’ and that the inner path
    • led to the realisation of ‘I am the All,’ that the outer
    • quite differently about what underlay the spiritual realms than was
    • and with this vision they could proclaim great world realities. What
    • must understand these things clearly if we really wish to comprehend
    • must not think that we already possess them, we must clearly realise
    • feelings that are to be found on the ethereal heights of thought, we
    • the old Indians realised that both paths led to the same goal, the
    • well as inwardly to the realm of Ahura Mazdao, That which was still a
    • living reality in old Indian thought, the one-ness which was to be
    • Zaruana Akarana, it was the God Ahura Mazdao, the Lord in the realm
    • of the Sun-spirits, in the realm whence the beneficent influences
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    • realise that what runs its course in time is built up on the basis of
    • power of thought in those early times had learned from reality and so
    • reality of things by grouping them in twelve's, as for
    • consider universal space in an abstract sense, but really relate
    • points of the Zodiac were not alone the real and veritable world
    • reality. Even when the earth was embodied as old Saturn, the forces
    • penetrating into the astral realm we enter a world of change —
    • considers its real nature — not an abstraction, but something
    • Being, more intimately, of whom in reality all other beings —
    • corresponds to reality. Hence also comes the conception that seven
    • but realise rather that the world is very profound and that there
    • necessary for him to remain in the upper spiritual realms, when his
    • physical corporeality to the extent of becoming man as Buddha. A
    • clairvoyant; they could see into spiritual realms. This clairvoyance
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    • describe the realm of the occult as is commonly thought. If one
    • know, clairvoyant vision brings one into the same realm in which a
    • communicate something about this realm.
    • instance, it may be exceedingly painful to realize in the
    • when we realize that we have done an injustice to someone in feeling
    • life after death. After death we realize all the more strongly what
    • visions, but these visions are mirror-images of reality. Just as here
    • a real relationship, in fact more real than a relationship between
    • sun. When Inspiration is added to Imaginative cognition we realize
    • into our own being. We now begin to live into the realm of higher
    • had a moral attitude of soul, he will have real intercourse in the
    • is one who knows that something real happened in the Mystery of
    • until it is realized that Christ fulfilled the Deed of Golgotha for
    • all human beings will Christianity be understood. For the real power
    • is another. Knowledge of who the Christ really is should be striven
    • he in him of real Christianity, irrespective of his particular
    • of what is real in him to know something of the Mystery of Christ is
    • occupied by the real Christ. We must bring up from the earth the
    • the earthly realm we have derived the power, through a moral and
    • the starry realms, as it were. Then we begin to draw together again,
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    • connected with the universal life in the cosmos. It is really only
    • still in developing anthroposophy so that real powers arise. It is
    • really most deceptive because on the physical plane he knows no more
    • be-all and end-all of what he terms reality, it constitutes the
    • realize why he did not leave his house two or three minutes later
    • that he is unaware of the true reality. If he knew, he would no
    • actually becomes reality after death. A whole world of which one is
    • Are not the things of which we have been speaking really there? Let
    • because he realizes that things are simply there whether he be aware of
    • external understanding of it but really lived in it with his heart
    • whole strange realm of a world of subtle sensing will unfold in those
    • prospect of spiritual science becoming a real force intervening
    • spiritual realities, the brighter and clearer will be our
    • intellectual qualities, who lacks interest in acquiring real
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    • realm that man crosses between death and rebirth, such a way of
    • realm where he comes into contact with the beings of the higher
    • corporeal form from within outwards for many years to come, in order
    • through the realm between death and a new birth in a twofold way. It
    • is possible for the soul to wander through the realm of the higher
    • through this realm, through the experiences one should have in the
    • do not tread in darkness through the realm of the higher hierarchies
    • conscientious, yet everything they do lacks real devotion, enthusiasm
    • person, if he really has the will, or at least when he is given the
    • real devotion providing his karma does not entirely preclude it.
    • Those who have an insight into such matters should realize that they
    • hand so that we are completely involved in what we do and realize
    • forces from super-sensible realms than at present. Because of what is
    • spiritual realm after death. Such souls encounter the super-sensible
    • such souls. The real danger point will occur in the sixth
    • condition. This is true for certain realms but when one penetrates
    • into the mysteries of still higher realms much of what one beholds
    • might not at once realize that both statements have the same inherent
    • because we are not able to penetrate to the full reality of things.
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    • rebirth and how that life is connected with the great realm of the
    • essential significance take place in a realm nearer the earth than,
    • for instance, we realize that the departed soul feels anxiety for a
    • his realm he may be unable to do anything that would ease the
    • something to better the situation we will have performed a real deed
    • It is not really incongruous to speak about the dead in words taken
    • the plan could have turned into reality. It was not because of
    • imperfections come before the eye of the seer in the realm between
    • disclosed to the eye of seership in this realm. A promise that has
    • It is important to realize that our imperfections, especially those
    • are strangers on the earth, and the more it is realized that
    • of materialism, the less will anyone who really understands the
    • from Mars. So the position of the planets really does indicate what
    • Here is the real reason why
    • So it is really the moral inheritance deposited by us between death
    • realms lying beyond the Sun sphere. Let us consider the Saturn sphere
    • things all imperfections are recorded. It should be realized that the
    • The imperfections of really great men are also recorded in that
    • really wanted it to be. With the exception of the figures of Judas
    • spiritual environment. Realization of what these things mean can then
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    • After the happenings in the Spirit Realm (Scenes Five and Six) and
    • as “Spirit Realm,” we are concerned with soul experiences
    • Astrid and Luna as real beings. To Johannes Thomasius the Other
    • was attempted in the words Maria speaks in the Spirit Realm (Scene
    • Luna appear to Maria. These beings, who are real and at the same time
    • realize that the same words in a different context mean something
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    • upon human thinking in a very real way — nevertheless, he does!
    • love, must also exist. It really has to be present in mankind.
    • deaden themselves and deny its reality. It is actually there. In
    • reality, are only illusions, hallucinations, dream pictures.
    • way into the spiritual world will never again confuse reality and the
    • difference between reality and fancy when one lives in the real world
    • imagined dollars are just as valuable as a hundred real ones —
    • dollars contain just as many pennies as a hundred real ones, but for
    • real life. I would recommend anyone who considers Kant's statement to
    • really stands firmly in it and observes its laws, it is the same for
    • for reality. The sweets, too, that such a person carries within
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    • has to be said, for we must lead our thoughts to realize that the
    • to deal with thoughts that are passive. If someone really succeeds in
    • grotesque picture which will help us somehow to realize how different
    • cause real pain.
    • the perception of sympathies and antipathies is but of really
    • thinking in the physical sense world is really only the external
    • anything of the real nature of thinking; only a knowledge based on
    • real act of will, “I will myself,” and not just the
    • have a true and correct experience there. No one who is really
    • that what I am indicating really takes place: Ahriman and Lucifer
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    • it will occur to you that the descriptions there of the real spiritual world,
    • has become clairvoyant enters the spiritual world, it will really see
    • entirely different; the clairvoyant soul really is in such scenery and
    • these for granted as reality if it is healthy, the clairvoyant soul,
    • reality of the spirit world, the spirit-land that has nothing at all
    • manifest the true reality of that world. Hence in the real sense of
    • sense world. The real task is to show that such proofs as Maeterlinck
    • Maeterlinck to something that has taken place in the realm of
    • the realm of mathematics. What actually is he demanding? If we know
    • feet. Let someone demand that and everyone will realize what nonsense
    • whatever drifts into your psyche are really pictures of experiences
    • investigator has an eye for these things. It can really be so that
    • The genuine reality of an impression arising through true
    • life, we realize that Ferdinand Fox is a real person, an extremely
    • prove that something is reality and not fantasy is only possible
    • dollars contain just as many pennies as a hundred real dollars, will
    • not real dollars.
    • clairvoyance must be taken as reality. It is not a matter of
    • theorizing; we bring about a life in the realm of spirit by means of
    • objections about the spiritual world are really of no importance at
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    • characteristics of the spiritual realms we are studying in these
    • His reason told him: We really cannot get behind natural phenomena
    • many times provided him with a real emotional lift, and what Felicia
    • and theories, he explained how the matter really stands. He said:
    • reality.
    • the people in the fortress. It was really felt — so ran
    • was really very fond of Father Felix, he could not altogether hear
    • realized that even in our forward-moving evolution, writing has
    • the fact that there was really once a single primeval human language;
    • would not do away with isolated thinking but, realizing that the
    • alive in his soul as a real being the more Capesius understands what
    • atoms, he really was practically asleep. Now, however, with his soul
    • real and concrete as the things we hear or see. That is the middle
    • will really come to an understanding of the true knowledge of higher
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    • threshold into the spirit realm, we must take something with us. We
    • across the threshold into the realm of the spirit.
    • physical world; we will speak first of the realm of art. In this we
    • Spirits of Form. In the realm of the physical world these Spirits
    • ourselves from the ahrimanic element. We should always realize that
    • be on our guard. In the realm of painting we are in the highest
    • threshold successfully and rise into the realm of spirit; we will
    • feelings and ideas for the realm of the spirit if we really wish to
    • physical-sense realm. Then with strengthened soul we will cross the
    • thought-substance they are more alive, more individual, more real
    • thought-substance are just as real as any man of flesh and blood on
    • spiritual realm of which it can be said:
    • well, he is experiencing the spiritual realm in his astral body. With
    • that it belongs to the realm of the spirit as a living thought-being
    • out of the realm of the spirit.
    • A clairvoyant soul entering this realm
    • meet this other self on crossing the threshold into the realm of
    • are living beings. If we were to enter the spirit realm only with
    • realm? Let us consider the question carefully. The soul must become
    • realm as it does in the physical or in the elemental worlds. All of
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    • elemental realm and then enters the spiritual world. We showed, too,
    • to realize that these three are the self. I tried to represent them
    • in the figures of Philia, Astrid, Luna; they are very real figures.
    • realms. Then Ahriman and Lucifer come at such souls and do their best
    • hill. As we stick our consciousness into the elemental realm, every
    • belong to the realm of the possible; they happen often and most
    • not remain in the realm of imagination but extends into the objective
    • reality. If we consider human karma, the lawful order of human
    • if we had not found our way into a spiritual clairvoyance? A real
    • shadow-being outside Johannes Thomasius ought really to be within
    • appear to her — not in the company of the real Philia —
    • forces I tried to characterize here are real figures, so that the
    • Johannes Thomasius were to get really close to the other self, he
    • similar to the spiritual realm. This soul force is also linked with
    • realm, whereas in the elemental world everything is mobile and
    • of this kind can happen very easily. We must realize that we have to
    • has it; he would instead have seen many of his soul-children in the realm
    • spiritual realms. It means also that you become a being of memory, a
    • growth is then such that what you have thus carried into realms of
    • in the realm of the spirit clothed in the astral body. But as yet you
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    • given the chance, by high-sounding phrases. This must really
    • that really outdoes everything imaginable in grotesque erudition —
    • We really must look at such things with complete
    • with his ordinary consciousness: the real being of man. This must
    • other self, the true ego. But in the face of the actual reality, we
    • itself out in our weaknesses, in everything we should really forsake
    • behold it in its full reality, we must be well prepared for the
    • the soul has the impulse to see itself as it really is, clinging to
    • that they really believe it's so, and yet, in their subconscious they
    • maintain himself, stay aware of himself, realize himself, he must
    • that really the ordinary sense-consciousness we have on
    • only through such descriptions that we will discover what man really
    • a real forgetting takes place, all the sooner the less the soul
    • on you that you realize, the dramas are there to unveil and reveal the
    • meeting intended to be of real significance towards the end of the
    • Word of cosmic realms. These things were not intended merely to pass
    • really not been read as they could have been read in order to grasp
    • really happen. As we now separate after this course of lectures, we
    • reality and truth of the spiritual life grow ever stronger through
    • when we are separated in space. Let us be united by the reality of
  • Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture VI: The Sermon on the Mount
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    • realms of the dead.
    • Not only could man see the mineral, plant, and animal realms, as well
    • as himself within the physical, human realm, but he could also, in a
    • himself as the lowest member of the lowest realm in the hierarchical
    • and animal realms. Not only did he possess a knowledge of what
    • streamed toward him as wisdom from spiritual realms, but he had the
    • submerged, but the spiritual world with its forms really flowed into
    • penetrate into the physical world from spiritual realms. As a rule,
    • fully into his realm, through which he could recognize them with the
    • in earlier realms. It is only the rational or feeling soul that can
    • I-nature. Abraham realized that behind the phenomena of the world of
    • stream toward them, also. The portals of this realm of light will
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    • think at first of the fact that someone really feels pain and
    • there, no one really needed the sanitarium life.
    • illusory illness. Whoever has come to the realization, however,
    • that everything corporeal is the expression of spirit, that
    • everything visible is derived from the same realm as the astral
    • to penetrate into what is really involved, let us bring to mind
    • with one's attitudes, impressions and feelings, in order really
    • will realize that all soul happenings can have an effect on the
    • realize that this is the point of departure for the desolating
    • corrected. For what really works upon the soul is a strong
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    • belongs to those virtues that most readily become a reality in
    • It is most incredible that there is no realization that a sun
    • call health is. In reality, one forgets almost entirely today
    • are able to realize the meaning of this transforming cultural
    • to grow another leg! What really matters is that life for his
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture I: The New Form of Wisdom
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    • real content of Rosicrucian Theosophy. Rosicrucian Theosophy has
    • but which are, in reality, nothing else than outer expressions of
    • term is really inadequate-comprises not only spiritual seeing but also
    • physical body, which everyone thinks he knows all about but in reality
    • we see the real physical human being when we look at another man
    • cannot be said that we have the real physical body before us. The
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture II: The Ninefold Constitution of Man
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    • survey the whole, you will realise that what I have said is true. The
    • We must realise that the nature and being of man appear far more
    • have we the real physical body of man before us. The physical body is
    • around him. But you must realise that this member of man's being is
    • denotes something much more real than the ordinary implication of the
    • “Intuition” here has a much higher reality than is contained
    • realities in this higher world. In addition to the physical world,
    • with its ego by streams that lead into the very highest realm of
    • great differentiation within the etheric body; you will realise that
    • found on the astral plane. So that the animal is really only
    • of an unconscious and a conscious transformation. In reality, every
    • as unconscious, germinal realities of being, lies in the past so far
    • Such is the inner constitution of man's nature which has, in reality,
    • The transition from theory to reality can only be made by a study of
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture III: The Elemental World and the Heaven World. Waking Life, Sleep and Death.
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    • extract is formed what is called, with concrete reality, the
    • wish; “loca” is “place”, but it is in reality a
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture IV: The Descent to a New Birth
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    • earth. But in addition to these constituent realms of the spiritual
    • by realising that what comes to pass on our earth makes a lasting
    • really their own. Here is an example of how easy it is to be exposed
    • reality it is only his astral Akasha-picture. The spirit of Caesar may
    • working out of the spiritual realms.
    • of Kamaloca we pass into this realm of light. Only those who are able
    • it is usually considered to be. A Folk-Spirit is as real to the eye of
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture V: Mans Communal Life Between Death and a New Birth. Birth into the Physical World.
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    • spirit-realm reach down into the physical world, so all the
    • Thus we see that life in Devachan, if viewed in its reality, loses
    • realised how terrible and how unworthy such feelings are. — Thus
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture VI: The Law of Destiny
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    • has really grasped spiritual impulses is at variance with the
    • real knowledge of the world know that far, far stronger effects
    • when we look deeper, we cannot really bemoan illnesses, for regarded
    • realised that in this case it is a matter of inherent tendency to
    • in the next incarnation as a physical reality.
    • very, very few are really conscious of them.
    • You will realise, therefore, that your lives are guided by Powers of
    • have their own place in the ranks of similar beings. You must realise
    • acquire real knowledge of them. Can it be said that such people are
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture VII: The Technique of Karma
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    • remarkable feeling arises. It is really difficult to describe this
    • We have realised from what has been said that the external, physical
    • superficial thought will make us realise that the physical body is the
    • of the way in which names really belong to things. The names given to
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture VIII: Human Consciousness in the Seven Planetary Conditions
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    • planet, and realise that these were embodiments, that is to say,
    • then, if we realise how the man of today — we ourselves —
    • expressed realities. They signified precisely such a reality as today
    • the blue colour signifies a reality, only at that time colour hovered
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    • corporeality that was forming on the surface of Saturn.
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    • however, it appears as a much more active, more real condition. All
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture XI: Evolution of Mankind on the Earth I
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    • One must of course realise that all the beings which inhabit the
    • soul of man that dwells in his body is the actual reality. And if one
    • Group-soul, for at that time it had a still more real existence. It
    • which were at that time present in the human realm; and therefore too
    • present human form. He was so different that one really hesitates to
    • what has remained behind, it is the best corporeal medium for the
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    • the Moon recapitulation of the Earth. Then there really took place a
    • explained when we realise the feminine nature of his etheric body. I
    • not take place until the mineral realm had taken shape; before this
    • preserved through the consciousness of the group-soul, so that really
    • formed out of living nature, were really transformed natural objects.
    • the Creation. What is described there has really taken place, and much
    • reality lay spread all around him, but the world of the senses was
    • from reality, the Persian is aware that he must reckon with it. For
    • to the real human wisdom wonderfully expressed in early Roman history
    • All that man had earlier drawn down from the spiritual realms had to
    • then we can ascend again to spiritual realms. There is good reason for
  • Title: Theosophy/Rosicrucian: Lecture XIII: The Future of Man
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    • corporeality, brought forth another being from itself. This did not
    • of human life, from the standpoint of real occult wisdom. “But
    • acquire more influence over his physical corporeality. We shall see
    • from the soul — will man really transform the human race. Only
    • with real knowledge. Otherwise we go through the world with our eyes
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    • realms. I have told you how in the ancient Indian people there lived
    • from the beginning that deep longing to know the real spirit behind
    • the realms from which they had themselves come down. They strove away
    • from Maya to these spiritual realms above.
    • it really owes its existence, then one awakens the first basic
    • Study in the Rosicrucian sense is the ability to immerse oneself in a content of thought not taken from physical reality but from the higher worlds. This is called the life in pure thought. Modern philosophers for the most part deny this; they say that every thinking must have a certain vestige remaining from sense perception. This, however, is not the case, for no one, for example, can see a true circle; a circle must be seen in the mind; on the blackboard it is only a collection of tiny particles of chalk. One can only attain to a real circle if one leaves aside all examples, all actual things. Thus thinking in Mathematics is a super-sensible activity. But one must also learn to think supersensibly in other fields.
    • only speaks of this inward brooding never comes to real knowledge. To
    • and demands real work. The universe is full of beautiful and marvelous
    • reality as the divine nature of the earth is allowed to work upon us
    • stages, to give some idea of the way. We can thus realise how through
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    • members, we see in reality a being with two sides. So long as one
    • must be more consequent and say that in reality human beings die
    • artistically creative. Indeed the reality is that the forces and
    • all reality.
    • our whole being in reality life and form. This in itself shows that
    • reality beyond the sexes to take effect in practical life, the
    • distinguish between the reality of the senses and the nature of
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    • ist absolut real, spirituell-real, aber es ist ein Ereignis,
    • spirituell-realistischer Art zu schildern versucht ist, stellt
    • Symbol, es ist realistisch geschildert, wenn in der Szene, wo
    • Realität, wenn ich sage, daß diese drei Helferinnen,
    • nicht gemeint. Sie sind als reale Gestalten, als wirksame
    • so real für die Geisteswelt, wie nur immer ein Mensch in
    • sich ihm die beiden Welten, dadurch wird er reif, in realer
    • muß, wenn es realistisch dargestellt wird, in der
    • prophetische Kräfte wahrnehmen. Es ist eine realistische
    • diese Dinge muß der Mensch ganz real durchgehen, wenn er
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    • Realität dessen, was uns da erzählt wird im Verlauf
    • zwischen Realismus und Nominalismus, das heißt, ob das,
    • was als Arten existiert, bloßer Name ist oder etwas real
    • leben als wirkliche reale Wesen die Gruppenseelen der Pflanzen.
    • Und diese Gruppenseelen sind einerlei Realität mit dem,
  • Title: Die Geheimnisse der biblischen Schöpfungsgeschichte: Sechster Vortrag
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    • wirken. Und es heißt daher mit wunderbar realistischer
    • wo man es verschmäht, auf reale Gründe zu gehen, das
  • Title: Die Geheimnisse der biblischen Schöpfungsgeschichte: Siebenter Vortrag
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    • beschreibt, das Reale, Wirkliche, da redet sie von Wahrheit,
    • wie man es heute im Auge hat, für ein reales hält.
    • realem Boden. Durchdringt man diesen Boden des Sinnlichen, dann
    • Arbeit der Elohim zunächst noch nichts Reales. Reales war
    • Realität, so daß sie jetzt nicht etwa nur sieben
    • reale Einheit der Elohim, in welcher die einzelnen Elohim
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    • Geist-Räume, wahrnimmt, auch geistige Realität
    • Bildern darstellt, eine äußere geistige Realität
    • Gabe der Unterscheidung zwischen geistiger Realität und
    • wo Johannes Thomasius geistige Realität erlebt, indem er
    • in dem Devachan die geistige Realität eines Wesens
    • erst kann er wiederum zurückschauen und kann Realität
    • Realität sich offenbart, und den Bildern selbst. In den
    • wirkliche geistige Realitäten sich offenbaren. Zum
    • reale Bild, das in die Akasha-Chronik eingeschrieben worden ist
    • Strader, das ist das reale Bild, das in ihr eingeschrieben ist
    • von dem Alter des Strader. Sie sind im Drama real gemeint, nur
    • weiß Johannes Thomasius nicht, daß diese Figuren real
    • realen beginnenden Hellsehen sieht der Hellseher gar nicht
    • Ausdrücke für äußere reale geistige
    • dann kann er, um jetzt ein reales Beispiel zu erwähnen, so
    • äußere reale Gegenstände da draußen stehen
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    • Seelen zur Erde herein. Da haben Sie die Realitäten
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    • man's real being; and indeed there are numbers who believe that they
    • preliminary. For what is really important is not that the human being
    • the others. It must also be realised that the connections are by no
    • soul. And so a superhuman reality, an all-human reality, came to a
    • really ugly according to the Greek ideal of beauty. And the more
    • The ego is in reality a sculptor and the greatness of what it
    • no longer really suitable for what we ourselves are during the first
    • is now no longer really adapted to the external nature of man and is,
    • through conscious absorption of the realities of the spiritual world,
    • present-day development, for he would not be able to realise the
    • and what took place at the Baptism in Jordan is the reality behind
    • of the soul of childhood but fully permeated with the reality and
    • moved when we realise on the one hand that our physical body is
    • realise that here something has crumbled, has split asunder, and that
    • reality is nothing but a compendium of preconceived ideas, theories
    • realise how fully spiritual knowledge accords with science. And
    • really monumental work presents what may be stated today on the
    • become more and more possible to realise that what we acquire through
    • shall also realise that true observation of the first three years of
    • Golgotha in all its truth and to a real understanding of the words:
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    • real profundities of nearly all the traditional religions — this
    • real sense, was the sinner? Not man as an ego-endowed being. Through
    • appropriate term for the real cause of man's fall into the
    • not guilty in the real sense, must be counterbalanced by the
    • word embraces all the indefinable factors. When we have really understood a
    • they grasp of the real import of these ideals of freedom, brotherhood
    • he must ascend into the realm of moral ideals — which must no longer
    • be a realm of abstraction. He must rise to the Spiritual, and then there
    • must stream towards him a reality in every sense as ‘personal’
    • as the reality streaming to him when he dives with his ego into his
    • he enter into something that is a ‘personal’ reality? How can he
    • to himself a Personality as inwardly real as the personality below in
    • the flesh is real. Who is this Personality Whom man must draw to himself
    • ideas in history, it should be realized that these are dead, abstract
    • Living reality alone can exercise such sway. The task before man is to
    • reality. When the new faculty of vision that is to arise in the next
    • realities, not merely abstract ideals.
    • their Grace — this can be realized only through spiritual
    • By realizing that Christianity will bring forth from its depths an
  • Title: Lecture: Esoteric Studies: Cosmic Ego and Human Ego
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    • confronts us in a very real sense to come to complete clarity upon
    • Indian epoch? Anyone who has understood really should not ask this
    • Spirit-Self, or Manas, really lies above the sphere of the ego. As
    • evolution of his ego where, out of his own forces, he really can
    • ourself are that; it is ourself in reality. When in the next epoch,
    • and the real human nature is irradiated by this higher being, he is
    • impractical for ordinary accomplishments, but works in some one realm
    • us forward. It is the Luciferic spirits to whom we really owe the
    • really stands lower than the Luciferic beings, for He has developed
    • furnish was really only a bridge. Now already there are people who
    • really existing for the sake of the earth. The earth then appeared to
    • much larger than the earth, it would really be strange that the
    • dealing with a reality.
    • order not to he deceived in this realm. It was the foremost mission of
  • Title: Lecture: Reflections of Consciousness, Super-consciousness and Sub-consciousness
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    • must now realise that everything which is thus contained in
    • consciousness. They live in us continually, but in reality
    • perceive them because the mirror of our corporeality is held
    • is a real poet, a real artist, he will know that he does not
    • unknown depths and are there, really exist, without
    • projection of a wish, and the other one is a real fact. Yet
    • against them, but we do collide with real trees! Something
    • realise this connection existing between our actions and our
    • capacities. There is also a less clear way of realising it.
    • will be able to say that he did not realise immediately the
    • did realise that a light-hearted lazy man will not succeed in
    • realise the cause of this. Let us now construct an imaginary
    • realise its purpose. Yet we shall make a discovery within
    • find within ourselves something which really brings forth the
    • real cause. Thus we begin to feel how we are connected with
    • to understand something which is in reality quite easy to
    • experiment we can all realise that in us something lives
    • cannot be realised unless we have made the experiment.
    • soul-experience is that our usual consciousness is in reality
    • really and truly through that stage where we are at first
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    • — are in reality such, that we must speak of the impotence of
    • is dependent upon the temperature of our blood, we can realise that
    • — that is if, things really stand clearly before him; and if,
    • sub-consciousness are really experienced by the soul, we can see, not
    • decay, that is, upon the true processes, the reality, of his
    • This is, in reality, the true self-knowledge; and it can be
    • some real effect of this sort, they would never lie as they do. Thus,
    • Thus we can easily realise that what I have said regarding the
    • experiences after death is in reality exceedingly active in the
    • reality, cause us to see this eye, as if rays of light went out from
    • things — for, indeed, there cannot really be any human beings,
    • reality of the connection between Man and the Universe. What man
    • consciousness, is powerless, and devoid of any real connection with
    • sub-consciousness a connection with Reality is established. The
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    • has to be said, for we must lead our thoughts to realize that the
    • to deal with thoughts that are passive. If someone really succeeds in
    • grotesque picture which will help us somehow to realize how different
    • cause real pain.
    • and antipathies is but of really experiencing our own particular
    • that what we know as thinking in the physical sense world is really
    • anything of the real nature of thinking; only a knowledge based on
    • when we are not strong enough to bring forth the real act of will, ‘I
    • correct experience there. No one who is really earnest about gaining
    • really takes place. Ahriman and Lucifer form an alliance; together
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    • life who occupy the highest positions in the realms of
    • endeavor to awaken in his people a realization of this truth,
    • first realize that this reborn disciple of Zarathustra
    • really a presentation of that profound mystery behind the
    • them, we gradually realize the truth of what occultism is
    • worlds what the Christ really is, as He surfaces
    • intellectual enlightenment of human beings; it is a reality,
    • and it intends to offer realities to the human soul. Those
    • with actual reality. You must develop a feeling that we in
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    • character as evidence of a real fault in his nature. If in private life a man
    • Aspires to rise to longed-for higher realms.
    • make up the real foundation of his character.
    • of learning to write. What really happens before the moment when we are able
    • poet; but the only really great men are those, whose work derives from the
    • we could not embody because of our corporeal limitations.
    • earnestly striving for truth, shows how difficult the path to truth really
    • knowledge is, will realise that all earlier acquisitions of knowledge were no
    • who fail to realise this have not learnt how to observe human life. Anyone
    • noticed that a man who devotes himself for a decade to knowledge of a really
    • transformed into pleasure and pain, happiness and sorrow, thus becoming real
    • someone carries the content of the Intellectual Soul into the realm of
    • forces in the material realm, and of how the dispositions brought from
    • me. Yes, I see here how the spirit has worked in the material realm. And when
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 2: The Mission of Anger
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    • Spiritual Science. Spiritual Science stands firmly for the real existence of
    • gate of death, we see what the laws that govern the physical body really are.
    • treats as real and serious in the full sense of the words. Its very name
    • long ago, and now recognised as valid in another realm, and applies it on a
    • Atma, or the real Spirit-man.
    • between external reality and inner experience can indeed always be
    • advance towards freedom. But we must not fail to realise that the very thing
    • is love in action. That is what we learn from reality. Anger in moderation
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    • growing realisation of the greatness of this unique event. We
    • an idea of the reality can be obtained. Each of the
    • same time of the sublime realities of the spiritual
    • realise how necessary it is to study many subjects with which
    • stories? So it behoves us to realise that our language
    • and its development that man became Earth-Man in the real
    • men, the reality was that Angels were working in and through
    • indeed who knows if he is really a man? Perhaps what seems to
    • greatest importance to realise that John the Baptist was maya
    • the future John the Baptist would be maya — in reality he
    • ‘I’. Such is the real meaning of this passage and
    • but maya — approximately as real as a rainbow in the sky. A
    • rainbow is a reality only as long as the necessary conditions
    • we take to be a man. But the man we see before us is really
    • a man, but in reality he is a soul whose forces are sustained
    • real knowledge of him we must ascend to the realm of these
    • real sense, we must ascend to the realm of those forces.
    • thing is to realise that in ancient times men were well aware
    • are to-day but according to what was really living in a human
    • paid only to the inner reality. — And now suppose the same
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    • and the living etheric reality of Christ today and the future stages of
    • V. THE CHRIST IMPULSE AS LIVING REALITY
    • reality, as power, as very life.
    • reality of being; again in the post-Christian era they point to Him as
    • the essential content of these Mysteries became reality on the
    • seeds as it were of subsequent happenings, now became reality. Thus
    • Good by way of the word. He will then be able to teach men of the real
    • It is important to understand the real sources of Christianity, but
    • If he has actually done this he may realise that if he had continued
    • question realises this he will be led to the resolve to work in a
    • adherents, in deep secrecy. We can best realise what happened to it
    • posterity. In reality, therefore, the world does not yet possess the
    • other two-thirds proved no longer to be adherents in the real sense
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    • basing themselves on reality, although they are really lost in the
    • Anthroposophically orientated Spiritual Science, with its realities,
    • of view and begin seeing it in a really living way. One then finds a
    • ourselves are as a movement, and realise that this movement is based
    • Facts of real life can show us this. There are many people who think
    • incapable of realising that this area is the lowest revelation of
    • own principles, for we realise that Spiritual Science can work out of
    • real feeling, without lengthy logical reasoning. The occultist feels
    • reality by the seventh epoch, for the tendencies that are already
    • Thinking this through logically you will realise the logic in this
    • Christ Impulse is a living reality that is streaming into mankind, and
    • only microcosmic significance, really working as teachers among
    • reality, is not a teacher like the other teachers of humanity, for He
    • united Himself with the earth as a reality, as power, as very life.
    • His full reality of being; again in the Christian era they point to
    • content of these mysteries became reality on the physical plane. What
    • subsequent happenings, now became reality. Thus the Christ Mystery had
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    • And anyone who considers modern theology will realise not only the
    • It is important to understand the real sources of Christianity, but
    • realise that if he had continued ruthlessly towards his goal, he would
    • question realises this he will be led to the resolve to work in a
    • language. And this is how it has come down to posterity. In reality,
    • two thirds proved no longer to be adherents in the real sense —
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    • that our inner corporeality, our sense organs or brain, bring
    • there, really there without having been gathered
    • saw yesterday that we can go down deeper, into the realm of
    • half-consciousness, the realm of dreams, and we know that
    • consciousness descends to the realm where, in the
    • This is a real possibility. I emphasize this today in order
    • although the human being is confronted in reality by a
    • trees, imaginary ones. The real objective facts and those which
    • learn to separate two realms which are so intermingled?
    • further and further we acquire real discrimination. This means
    • that we learn to do in the occult realm what we would have to
    • real trees we bruise ourselves against them. Something
    • There is also a less definite way to realize this connection.
    • things cannot really succeed for a careless, lazy person to the
    • realize, and the other type just characterized, for which
    • really does exist within us.”
    • real cause of what is otherwise incomprehensible. That
    • it were within us. Then we gain the feeling that we really have
    • something to do with what seems so causeless in real life. A
    • soul experiment a real way is opened to experience within
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    • the fact that the dead is really trying to establish a bond
    • a certain clarity. That is to say, if they really stand before
    • When, however, the facts of the subconscious mind are really
    • factual reality of his organism by descending from the level of
    • influences in reality the elemental world. As surely as
    • diagram), which is really formative in the physical
    • really express the essential nature of sight? Then we see the
    • such moments of transition what were really manifestations of
    • reality and the nature of the connection between human beings
    • without any real relation — even to that world; but as
    • subconscious the relation with realities is established. The
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    • easy to realise that everything depends on whether the human
    • appears weird at first, but from which we realise at once why
    • reality before ourselves. The geometrician forms symbols of
    • reality with his figures. The soul can also create symbols of
    • no outer reality. One could also use usual mental pictures, but
    • outer reality, but it should educate the soul to get forces
    • there as something that refers to an outer reality. He has to
    • express any objective reality.
    • are not fantasies but expressions of realities. Toward these
    • express something real.
    • What has one really done, while one has carried out this
    • can still distinguish an only imagined lemonade from a real
    • to distinguish imagination, mental picture, and reality in
    • that you get this way are completely saturated with reality.
    • will claim anything else than that which he has really
    • really not easier than things of the outer science, but
    • about dangers of this real spiritual research, one just does it
    • Thus, we realise that the human being attains a more intensive,
    • higher knowledge at first. However, we also realise that
    • reality.
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    • spiritual research if you can really defeat the error like an
    • really. Then one can experience that the medium instead of
    • universal forces, then you realise why it is possible that once
    • truth begins because really the one changes into the other. One
    • possibility to look through the medium at the real beings that
    • realise that for all these viewpoints numerous reasonable
    • — no point of view shows the truth really. People, who
    • seriously to whom knowledge is really a matter of life. Since
    • something real, whereas they are only reflections of our
    • which you really are and which does no longer appear to you as
    • and now they become critics of that which you really are. You
    • beings. It is really something that is well met with the
    • knowledge but also the real error lies in wait for you and that
    • pictures of objective reality. It is quite natural on one side
    • and repeatedly carry out a kind of self-inspection to realise
    • influence, while he is convincing and the listeners realise
    • really determine the value of the human being but only that he
    • will be inferior. It is exceptionally necessary to realise
    • authoritative person said, if really the correspondences
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    • But this is only an approximate truth. In reality, the boundary
    • It is really so. We are really awake only in regard to our perception
    • know what they are talking about. Physiologists who really
    • and understands only a part of that reality within which he actually
    • exists. If the human being were to grasp full reality, his knowledge
    • beings and the forces that come from the realm of the so-called dead.
    • reach over into our world from the realm of the so-called dead. —
    • the degree that is necessary in order to put the real, the true in the
    • consciousness. Anyone who is really able to observe history knows that
    • to real history, than the description of a corpse is in regard to the
    • live with the beings of the animal, plant, and mineral realms. Mankind
    • permeated with reality. A very important concept is that which shows
    • The realm of the dead constantly plays into our will, into our
    • we must realize that besides sleeping, waking and dreaming, we have
    • to know the real nature of these two moments, we all, in a certain
    • really so? The other day I read a speech in which the following
    • asleep and at the moment of waking up. In reality, every human being
    • interested in his being that it really stood before our spiritual eye.
    • a pain of compassion; it is in reality the pain or sorrow of the child
    • one, for he is really able to receive what lives in our soul; he
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    • that stream from the so-called dead into the realm in which we dwell
    • do we really mean if we say: “ours is a spiritual time”?
    • completely spiritual fashion in the realm of the dead. In full life
    • body. What do I really mean by pointing to the natural-scientific
    • may be called Ahrimanic beings, and we must realize that the Ahrimanic
    • cast out of the realm in which the Archangel Michael rules, took place
    • 1917, you will find a surprising result. You will realized the deep
    • penetrate into one's soul. One will realize that the battle of the
    • it is really unbelievable how little understanding exists among people
    • reality which is expected of the anthroposophist. We may leave this
    • prejudice to the politicians. Reality, however, is quite different. We
    • left his family; he has, in reality, remained here. Something of great
    • What is it that in our time wishes to become reality? Then, if one has
    • what are the real facts in the matter? My dear friends, the facts are
    • what I really mean.
    • interesting if a good painter, with a real understanding of our
    • result would be very interesting if the painter had a real
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    • feelings. We must get to know the realms of Lucifer and Ahriman
    • — but we must really experience this conviction that many
    • are one in spiritual realms. If we did not do that, if we didn't
    • multiplicity really correctly and must leave ones that are only
    • the physical realm with one when one crosses the threshold.
    • impossibility in our ranks. That's really possible. In exoteric life
    • on this path into the spiritual realm because otherwise he'll dry out
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    • here. One has to press forward to Goethe's real soul, which has
    • progressed, and then one has a real proof of
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    • the question: What is thinking really? What thinks in me? A
    • Therefore it's not corporeal. For what belongs to the body is
    • spiritual gaze that's the way things really are with the
    • thinks and feels also grow out like this. He really feels them
    • For you it's existence and reality;
    • Floats over real developing being
    • Lives in the ocean of divine reality
    • knowledge of what is truly real.
    • into the spiritual world, and spiritual reality is seen to be what we
    • third formula describes how real knowledge becomes revealed to the
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    • really let this fact live in our soul we then rightly understand the
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    • him, and thereby doesn't recognize the real Christ, for
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    • than we really are, whereas we do have the defects that we acquired
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    • like a flower out of the real world so that man develops through it,
    • real things once again. A man definitely needs this world of maya in
    • this form and as we perceive it with our physical senses is really
    • only there for us. For in reality, in the world of real things,
    • himself with the world of real things. He can only do this through
    • world of real things. And when the words are translated they're
    • penetrate the world of real things, and depending on what he brings
    • would be instructive and good for him. But in reality he has quite
    • somebody there, but he doesn't admit this real reason to
    • think. If we exercise with real joy, it's a big help in
    • such circumstances if we want to press into the world of real things,
    • them differently — as corporeal diseases for instance — and
    • sensations that we perceive, are only symbols for realities, so what
    • they're reconnected with spiritual realities. Our closing
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    • progress that he notices how real the thought world is and that it
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    • body, he suddenly realizes what a sublime, wonderful temple this body
    • he's shocked at his own ugliness. And then we realize how
    • within. At this moment a man understood the real cause of death, and
    • high sense that really underlies it, but an esoteric should always
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • back historically, or geologically, we must realise that, if we are
    • In order to realise
    • the outer garments of spiritual Beings who are the reality. Thus when
    • images, but think of it now as a real, cosmic, creative activity.
    • really wanted. Let us ask them what was their will, their purpose.
    • that. But we understand the nature of these Beings best if we realise
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • misunderstanding. You may take it as definite that it is a very real
    • of the real and the great problems of existence. So, although in a
    • even for the mind's eye. In reality this elemental existence is
    • something which is not really recognisable in the ordinary
    • and to combine substances, but is in reality of the nature of sound,
    • source of life, it is really vibrant, weaving life! Thus what has
    • comes to realise that truly it is by no mere chance that this great
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • which we have to ask ourselves is this — what kind of reality
    • the events there described really took place in the sphere of
    • really constituted the whole substance of Saturn, was in a kind of
    • by clairvoyant consciousness in spiritual realms. The group-souls of
    • that there arose the well-known conflict between realism and
    • names, or whether they were real spiritual entities. For clairvoyant
    • group-souls of the plants actually live as real Beings. And these
    • group-souls are one and the same reality as what we call species. At
    • still be found today, though only in spiritual realms. Let us hold
    • “partition” was really more like a notional one, and the
    • actually present in the spirit realm. At that time there was a
    • re-emergence in a super-sensible realm of what we call plant species.
    • the matter in this way we realise that it was only after the fifth
    • evolutions amounted to preparatory stages for the real human
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • any other time. But there is really not time in these lectures to
    • outer aspect — the maya, the illusion — of what is really
    • there. In reality spiritual Beings are announcing themselves
    • Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters really mean that
    • which is what we should expect, if it really derives from occult
    • spirituality which was weaving in this realm — which was, so to
    • had to say about the real meaning of the words with which our Bible
    • God called the light Day. This is a real stumbling-block for the
    • these “days” of creation, they are really not worth bothering
    • what I am saying for years that you will acquire a real grasp of how
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • we have to look for much more reality — many more Beings —
    • recognise on the Sun the Beings who were still really Saturn Beings?
    • utterly incapable of penetrating to the real heart of Goethe's
    • and darkness, working together as two real polaric entities in the
    • fantasy; it is an illusion. Matter is in reality a soul-spiritual
    • realities of the universe. That would lead us completely astray. On
    • does it really mean to be awake? All the activity of our souls, all
    • Bible says with a wonderfully realistic description of the facts:
    • present day, when people scorn to penetrate to fundamental realities,
    • really make any sense of these words. What really lies behind
    • this passage faithfully with a real sense of the associations which
    • in times when man himself was really not yet there, these spiritual
    • (English translation, 1929, out of print. [Not really! – e.Ed])
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • lectures, and which is the nearest realm attainable behind our
    • maya that the real Beings reveal themselves. And if we scorn
    • referring to expressions, to manifestations, of real spiritualities,
    • sacrifice their own corporeality to supply the foundation, the basic
    • real force behind warmth; it has poured itself out into everything.
    • something self-existent and real, then they are dreaming. The
    • physicists take note of facts, describe facts — the real and
    • calculation — they are dealing with reality. But as soon as
    • This crude simile really does give a fair idea of the sort of
    • existence of atoms, as envisaged today, to be real. So long as atoms
    • is a hint of the reality they stand for. If we look at the tendency
    • maya to the real being behind it. Then it is useful. So let
    • at work in order that the water mounting upward from the realm of the
    • a realm to which we can only raise our spiritual gaze in dim
    • apprehension, it has to come from a sphere really above that of the
    • become a unity, and a unity possessing real being. What I am here
    • co-operate. To begin with, it was not real. Something real was first
    • stage, developed their own unity to a reality, so that they were no
    • group, and later become directed out of a unified organism. This real
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • but that you felt “The real being of this rose which hovers
    • reality. Johannes Thomasius in my Mystery Play goes through this
    • These pictures which are really living in the soul through meditation
    • to himself that he cannot yet know how far this is reality or
    • external spiritual reality or not; that is, he does not know whether
    • reality of a being whom he knows on the physical plane — Maria
    • between reality and mere picture-consciousness. Thus you can see that
    • distinguish between what is a manifestation of spiritual reality and
    • intended to express spiritual realities. The appearance of Professor
    • Capesius is a real picture of the young Capesius, as it is inscribed
    • real Strader as he will be in his old age. They are intended to be
    • real in the play, only Johannes Thomasius does not know it.
    • do not express real spiritual Beings, but a kind of organic
    • seemed to be spread out in space. In reality they merely represented
    • between outer and inner, with this perception that real objects are
    • something real formed in an external space from which we ourselves
    • that an inner spiritual reality in the beautiful object is
    • existed confronted them as an external phenomenon; and they realised
    • search for the secrets which are really hidden behind the words. Then
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • creation, unless we are clear that in reality it is not the physical
    • Let us try to realise
    • it really understood itself. But nevertheless if we study the course
    • this form. Man had to wait in the spiritual realm and to allow the
    • became animals. Man had to wait above in the spiritual realm. The
    • wait in the spiritual realm, in order to be able later to assume
    • is really very odd that the commentators should have argued as to
    • Thus the Luciferic influence has to be reckoned among the real
    • If now we look upon the expulsion from Paradise as really referring
    • Paradise. When you realise this it becomes almost palpable that those
    • realistic are the Bible descriptions! They are not just similes or
    • find this out if they really wanted to learn. If we studied
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • second, separate account of creation; really it is quite consistent
    • all with the eye of the seer one realises that along with what
    • reality lying behind the words used in describing the fourth
    • ourselves more closely what all this really signified for man in his
    • being. In the moon element man has something within him which really
    • came to them out of the realm wherein the Elohim, and Jahve-Elohim,
    • the regions whence their inspiration descended, into the realm of the
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    • as recorded in the Book of Genesis. He explains the reality behind
    • having taken place in higher, spiritual realms; and what we can see
    • actually mean? We only understand it aright if we realise that this
    • heavenly man.” That is what it really says. But if you take a
    • account there — thus making his Rainbow Bible really complete!
    • pictures represent? And then we realise that they too are the result
    • hearers readily realise how difficult it is to reach the depths upon
    • investigation, then the real difficulties begin to show themselves,
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • really grasp by looking beyond the whole historical tradition of
    • our own personality. Ideals of this kind are really only what one or
    • what are really two souls in modern man, two souls whose union is
    • the Age — has had to realise anew the two impulses just
    • Iphigenia. And if one realises this, it brings home to one the
    • even in the realm of art.
    • really something to be thankful for, when one of the workmen asks if
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • views enable us to realise that the tradition, and to a certain
    • real Beings. Such a figure as Persephone is a relic of this
    • reality in the spiritual world which was familiar to men in primeval
    • natural wonder. What is really the crucial event of the drama?
    • culture has vanished. But nothing in the world ever really
    • disappears, things are really only transformed. Whither, then, has
    • really to be found. When an Atlantean man gazed into the spiritual
    • world, he saw Demeter; she really came to meet him. When, out of this
    • aware that it had once been so. But you will have already realised
    • sub-earthly realm of the soul. The imprisonment of the clairvoyant
    • supple. And what is active in the sub-earthly realm, the realm
    • rape of Persephone and man's connection with Demeter are really
    • fantastic, that is where all the dreaming and the superstition really
    • really changed in human nature? It is that part of man in which his
    • body which is the energising influence, which is the really impelling
    • the real forces, the effectual forces, especially those of Eros and
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • which cannot be explained unless one recognises the reality of a
    • clairvoyant consciousness, who can see into the real spiritual world,
    • ancient Greek was really not in a position to examine the microcosm
    • this kind of experience, which can really grow into a kind of taste,
    • developed man today knows very little of the real ego, which I have
    • time evoked in you something of what was really the most elementary
    • on the occult signs, makes them real to himself, and then finds that
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • have today. You will have realised this from the way I tried to show
    • — whom he really thought of as quite remote from human nature.
    • in a very abstract way. Things are not like that in the real world;
    • in human bodies and mixed with the rest as real men. Legends are to
    • us of men who dwelt on Earth, but who were really in their inner
    • speaking of the ones who only inspired men, but of those who really
    • really an enormous difference between these two classes of Angels.
    • to expect to find the highest leaders of humanity, the really
    • be quite wrong. From the universal rule that the real, guiding
    • may in the physical realm, we shall not find the Christ substance as
    • realm when man passes through the gate of death, so at the death of
    • totality of human souls, ascends further into the spiritual realms,
    • really feel this yearning for a star outside in the cosmos which they
    • and inspire the earthly realm. When the ancient Greek felt what
    • Jupiter are seen from the Earth. Thus it is really a different stream
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • which are also called laws. Try then to imagine to yourself a real
    • applied to the other Atlanteans who were really Greek gods. The world
    • one human body, they were the victims of maya. In reality this soul
    • terms of maya, real Atlantean men.
    • reality then enters into his consciousness and takes the place of the
    • of what he experienced. You find it all there, quite realistically
    • described. From this monologue you can get an idea of what really
    • realise that it describes quite realistically, in all detail, actual
    • Dionysos really belonged, to a time when he infused into human nature
    • as an egoity none could really distinguish himself from another; then
    • over from the Moon evolution. Even Zeus really derives from the Moon
    • of things which really don't exist, they get as heated over
    • abstractions, over mere ideas, as other men do about real life’
    • a reality, have devoted themselves to what Pallas Athene added to the
    • getting as far as India. This journey really did take place! And much
    • prodigious pre-historic journey really took place. Thus a Dionysos
    • fantastic—consider this in its concrete reality. Think of this
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 6
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • the thought and feeling of ancient Greece was really like, we find
    • dry-as-dust, prosaic, abstract wisdom. And if we want to make real
    • new state has arisen through the realisation of yesterday's
    • really are can say, ‘Falsehood is detected by proving
    • contradiction’ ... for contradiction is inherent in reality.
    • nature, and thus have called forth a reality of our own inner being
    • existence, its reality, is capable of being perceived in one example
    • symbolically, and yet with all the seriousness which the reality
    • only perceptible to clairvoyant vision, was really fitted to the
    • his being, the sensible reality, really measures up to the divine ego
    • any real intellectual light; man only acquired that later. This old
    • Greek used splendid pictures which really penetrate far deeper into
    • the real ego, it is truly of such a nature that the real egos in Adam
    • by today is in fact a real contradiction, and the Greek felt that
    • compromise, from no aspect does it show itself to be what in reality
    • nowhere to be seen in the physical world. What, then, really is the
    • is really the first teacher of intellectual civilisation, we must
    • and whose own external forms really show only the forces of physical,
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  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 7
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • realise this, especially when we discover that the deepest and most
    • become instructed as to what cognition really is. For the study of
    • brief, I can only indicate it pictorially. As regards what really
    • find your own reality. What I have here said in a few words can be
    • to become the reflecting apparatus for what the human being really
    • is, for the real man, who is at first only to be met with in the
    • confronted by its own absolute need. But imagine this realisation
    • ‘Is there really any means of penetrating into what is
    • truths which lead to reality and not to the maya of the outer world,
    • human being was of course not conscious of what really takes place at
    • is a contradiction!’ In reality it is quite possible to test
    • told you was a real one, he who was followed by a train of sileni and
    • was the real teacher of the pupils in the Dionysian Mysteries.
    • recommended by people who know nothing of reality — but the way
    • fleshly body; there he was a real man standing upon the physical
    • remained a teacher in the Mysteries long after the real man, of whom
    • Mystery was enacted and had encountered in the world outside the real
    • Nature, which man in his present bodily form has really grown out of.
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  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 8
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • there is a higher reality behind the world of the mind. It is mainly
    • realise that it is no mere selfish yearning, but deep-seated duty
    • our souls to be wasted. We come to realise that deep down in every
    • deteriorate, then we are in a very real sense being
    • greater, until it will at length really be able to fulfil its
    • really not to be taken lightly. We come to the saying that knowledge
    • self-knowledge — when he really learns something of his inmost
    • degree repugnant to him, something which, when it really dawns upon
    • and people will realise that it is impossible to understand man or
    • instance in the Moon evolution. What really do the blood circulation
    • send all this upwards from our heart and now, in real self-knowledge,
    • the Earth. Thus we have indicated two realms of gods, two spiritual
    • realms, one of which plays a direct part in all that takes place
    • on the one hand it makes real soul-beings of us, on the other hand it
    • not become so dense that we are confronted by it as a reality.)
    • pronounce unreal; they were Beings, they were other gods. Thus we
    • have generations of gods whose reality is original, and others who
    • are merely the representations — the real ideas
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  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 9
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • complicated has really been the formation out of the spiritual world
    • paradox fully expresses the reality, and if one cared to elaborate it
    • to describe man, who really distorts the several streams which flow
    • flowed together in man. He would have to realise that an etheric
    • man the immense riddle of human evolution, then the real man, the
    • took place a union between what was indeed a real stream that came
    • man who has progressed to real spiritual knowledge of human nature
    • that the real ego-consciousness of man does not take place in the
    • real ego of man as it manifests in our consciousness comes into
    • say, only what lies on the surface. When you realise that the
    • seeing images in the higher worlds and yet realise one day that he
    • has only seen images and not realities. Then he is faced by the
    • seen is image, that he has not come to know reality sufficiently even
    • on the physical plane to fill out his picture with reality. Then the
    • have to realise that we must not shrink from such trials, for every
  • Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 10
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    • Steiner depicts here the deep realities of the spiritual life of
    • Dionysian Mysteries. He shows how the same living reality of the spiritual
    • widely different epochs men have formed conceptions of what really lies
    • nothing to do with reality — when the man of today believes
    • into the realities. We must seriously try to discover why this is
    • clairvoyant were filled with far more life, far more reality. We saw
    • thought was full of the living sap of reality. Admittedly this really
    • Greek thoughts about their gods contained far more reality than the
    • with present-day consciousness there is far less of world-reality
    • pictures in which there was no reality, and that the only reality
    • reality, and compared with it the knowledge which we acquire today
    • with reality. Such a thirst will reveal that it is just what is
    • he had to be torn away from the world-realities, cut off from them;
    • tenuous ideas, devoid of reality, and our abstract laws of
    • regards true reality. But anyone who feels within him a thirst to
    • grow into world-reality knows that at a certain point in his life
    • true reality one feels by all the ideas of today, and what phantom
    • path into a much more vital reality than the purely abstract laws of
    • maya in face of the living reality, and if it is not like a
    • feels itself empty in face of the real world. It certainly feels able
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  • Title: Esoteric Lesson: Munich, 3-17-1908
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    • man and the fourth was a really highly developed man, although he
    • talented, productive man? He really only has the talent of being able
    • himself. But when he stammered a sentence there was much more real
    • is supposed to recognize and realize the eternal laws of the good out
  • Title: Esoteric Lesson: Muenchen, 6-14-1908
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    • lower plane. One who thinks intentively about it will realize that the
  • Title: Esoteric Lesson: Muenchen, 11-8-1908
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    • disappear. Some people get angry at city noise, but the really harmful
  • Title: Esoteric Lesson: Muenchen, 1-7-1909
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    • moment in which we notice that these pictures and ideas are realities,
  • Title: Esoteric Lesson: Muenchen, 8-27-1909
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    • repulsive and he realized that this aroma symbolized all the things
    • And he realized that to become worthy of this birth he would have to
    • urges us to be ourself in initiative actions (rose cross). 3 is really
  • Title: Esoteric Lesson: Muenchen, 8-30-1909
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    • must realize that we can't be selfless. It's a world karma that lets
    • repeatedly tried to be good — then at some point he'll realize:
  • Title: Esoteric Lesson: Muenchen, 12-7-1909
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    • life, to really feel that this is the center from which he directs all
    • But we can only really use these organs when they've become so strong
    • our meditation with this attitude of really genuine humility, then the
    • walking around on earth today is really a maya, he is incomplete.
    • higher being that really belongs to me is waiting over there to become
  • Title: Lecture: Reading the Pictures of the Apocalypse: Part 1: Lecture One
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    • plagues. But the passage concerning the two-horned beast was a real
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    • we have seen how deep their meaning really is. All the images have shown
    • plane, they had experienced in the etheric realm. Their last words were
    • The book portrays a real
  • Title: Lecture: Reading the Pictures of the Apocalypse: Part 1: Lecture Three
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    • on May 8, 1891, then our feelings and thoughts are real forces and create
    • a real, spiritual bridge to another form of existence. Another world
    • such thoughts and feelings are really living rays, rays of spiritual
    • a reality. When our soul, dwelling in our body, wants to work on the
    • then we must realize that all of her efforts are bound up with the proper
    • history of humankind. The people of the twentieth century cannot really
    • case that there are no mistakes to be found in them. But those who really
    • clear about this if we realize that the physical body must be evermore
    • but they are really mixtures and are quite unlike those distinct
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    • much more real than anything we call pictures in our poor language.
    • These astral pictures are much more real than what exists here. These
    • it is really only explained by Theosophy. Think of the pathfinder whom
    • realize that justice should prevail, that justice should live, if you
    • realize that humankind cannot live without the beautiful and the good,
    • takes its substance from the realm of feelings; and atma from the realm
    • made enthusiasm for the good into a reality, then what is called the
    • taken from the realm of atma, the atma or breath of the human being.
    • a knowing soul. A real tree is actually incorporated in the human being,
    • is really a prophetic book, that we can read from it the future that
    • it wants to be a real influence on our modern culture.



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