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- Title: Lecture: On the Reality of Higher Worlds
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- After many long years of work in this domain of knowledge, I know
- I can do is to indicate the lines and directions along which proof
- path of knowledge along which the higher, super-sensible worlds are
- and disciplined thought with which natural science has for so long
- upon a long past childhood by the material world of sense.
- These are the two pitfalls lying ahead of us when, in our longing to
- longer need to come to a halt within the material world of sense, for
- intensified. But before long it will be noticed that something very
- made along the path to the super-sensible worlds. This is achieved
- exercises have been practised for a long time, the point is reached
- that the material world of sense is no longer around us ... it is no
- a new world discovered. The world of sense is no longer immediately
- Again as the result of deliberate and systematic steps taken along
- the course of life. What has long since become the past, has long ago
- Those who grasp the full import of these thoughts will no longer
- actually a deep and intense longing, it is none other than experience
- which, in face of the modern longing for science, can lead into these
- clear. We no longer merely yearn for higher worlds although
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 1
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- modern human thinking, but which nevertheless belongs to the most
- require a much longer time. We should not advance in our knowledge of
- feelings belonging to this or the other home-land playing any part.
- individuals belonging to the several peoples will only be able to
- belong, an understanding of what we might call ‘The
- distant past; that man has required long epochs of evolution in order
- required long periods of time. You may also know that man did not go
- belong to me, but I with my other members am hovering outside and
- into Budhi or Life-spirit. If you think of such beings, who belong to
- the earth. The Folk-spirits belong to the rank of the Archangels or
- really is: it is a group of persons belonging together, guided by one
- know that the Chaldæan-Egyptian civilization continued long after the
- who has been longest absent, takes his turn again; so that, in a
- the hierarchy of the higher beings, belong to the Archangels.
- expression of an ego, but he also belongs to a certain people, i.e.,
- control. How can a man, because he belongs to a certain people, help
- acquirement, neither does it belong to what we call individual
- see what belongs not only to his evolution, so to speak, but to the
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 2
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- but that this is something belonging to clairvoyant consciousness.
- as long as he lives, that is, from his birth to his death. It is
- Certainly these preserve throughout long periods a fundamental tone,
- they have something which continues throughout long ages. But in
- these three parts arises the peculiar character which belongs to a
- possessed by an individual belonging to the people. The Archangelic
- belongs much besides this. Why? If the Archangel, the guiding
- work who belong by rank, so to speak, to the Archangels, but are
- this or that, but he is urged along as if by inner forces so that the
- belonging to the Indian culture rests also upon this agreement. In
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 3
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- yet something real, and that is, the beings belonging to the animal,
- down upon those personalities of the folk belonging to him and which
- we belong to this or the other Folk-spirit-belonging to the scene of
- from within; hence when the individuals belonging to a people appear
- that it belongs to the most inward, the most intimate part of his own
- contributes to his own people, which belongs to the concerns of the
- which he belongs, a member of the whole human kingdom, is brought
- succeed in surveying into the field belonging to the Spirits of Form
- belated Spirits of Motion enter into the field belonging to the
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 4
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- which normally belongs to the Moon-evolution, evolves in man as a
- that, if you come to think of it, you will no longer find it very
- consciousness belonging to the physical body; that as a matter of
- life has passed away, — which on the whole belongs only to the
- belongs to the later epochs of life. Through this man has become a
- becomes a being who is connected with and belongs to the country in
- of the earth belonging to that place, upon the incidence of the sun's
- being bound up with heredity and no longer with place. So that in
- die out and be no longer there. They do not repeat themselves for
- characteristics upon man, those which belong to the years following
- what in man belongs to the last third of his life. This line, which
- find it comprehensible when it is said, that men no longer proceed
- of the youth-forces, but which in a way live on into what belongs to
- man who grew up in the lineage of Solon, who belonged to the Ionian
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 5
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- to a person from what we must now describe quite objectively. As long
- so long will it be difficult to obtain an unprejudiced understanding
- and so on may be affected because we belong to a certain race or
- which, as we know, man belongs as the lowest member. If you remember
- if he did not know it — what spiritual science has long
- darkness sets in he no longer sees, then there would be certain times
- within the beings. To this hierarchy belong in the first place, the
- necessary. And those Beings whom we have described as belonging to
- mission of equilibrium which belongs to our earth-planet is therefore
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 6
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- Let us now follow on further along the line which we
- Sun and Moon), he sees that which makes him belong to a particular
- In these three systems, which belong to the physical body but are
- this part which in our sense does not yet belong to the higher mental
- humanity, viz., that which belongs to the Semitic race, explained
- Mongolian race, on the other that which we may describe as belonging
- brain and spinal cord. Here flow in, in those races belonging to the
- peoples of Asia Minor and Europe, those whom we reckon as belonging
- but which could not possibly go along with further evolution. There
- belongs to the Great Spirit; the pale man belongs to the spirits who,
- men. Here we see what belongs to Saturn and his activity, and what
- belonging to the ranks of the abnormal Spirits of Form whom we must
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 7
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- long time under the guidance merely of Archangels.
- of Archangels for a long time after the Archangel of India had risen
- worked on for a long time, whilst the people lying to the north of
- We have seen that everything belonging to the Semitic
- number of different Beings belonging to the various hierarchies, —
- several peoples over in Asia and Africa had long since risen to the
- the several peoples of Europe were still for a long time guided by
- Folk-spirit for their Archangel. The peoples belonging to the Celtic
- mysteries belonging to this evolution can only be lightly touched
- in the post-Atlantean epoch. He took the precedence long, long after
- long since ascended to Spirits of the Age, in Europe the guidance was
- a long time even in the Middle Ages, in Central and Northern Europe
- to-day. He belongs just as much to the great directing Spirits of the
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 8
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- certain longing, a certain desire, simply to compare the religions of
- differ? The entire structure of the human beings who belonged to the
- progress. A long, long human development lay behind them, but they had
- Indian took longer to develop the Ego, and remained longer in a state
- Indian obtained the subjective Ego long before the objective Ego. See
- soul-life, which no longer showed any of those conditions that were
- still experienced for a long time by the peoples of Europe. The
- Indians had gone through those conditions a long time before. They
- awoke, they actually no longer needed to observe how human
- longer of such particular importance to them. Thus they looked up to
- Unity. They could attain to this vision because those who belonged to
- The peoples belonging to the Persian civilization were
- were pre-eminently interested in them. The peoples belonging to the
- no longer so fresh, no longer so young; but what appears as memory,
- age of civilization. That is an event which could no longer be
- primeval past belonged to the giants. This Potion contained not
- to use it when he went through a long initiation which lasted nine
- belonging more to the normal side, so to speak. To the abnormal side
- belong the Beings appearing as Villy and Ve. These are Beings who
- Germanic Scandinavian capacities, to which especially belonged a
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 9
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- that in some respects those belonging to the ancient Indian
- accordance with the facts, that the people belonging to this ancient
- to a certain height within the human soul-power may exist for a long
- subjective ‘ I ’, long before it was able to
- long before they became conscious of the real inner striving towards
- it. In the astral world which was around them they had for a long
- belongs to what is grandest, yea, even to that grandeur which
- form. In Greek mythology there is no longer a direct connection with
- clairvoyance had for a long time vanished in the rest of Europe,
- Thus for a long time there still existed a direct vision
- during which men could no longer see into the spiritual world; but
- they always longed for it, and they have ever told of a world which
- he had for a much longer time experienced considerably more than
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 10
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- still felt himself attached to a group-soul, belonging to a whole
- the Germans of Central Europe as appearing to belong to separate
- tribes, and yet as members of one organism and belonging to the unity
- longer possessed this blessing; which in the first place had not gone
- unity. As long as one has not grasped this duality, one has not
- Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 11
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- of what belongs to this rich subject. I may, however, hope that it
- consciousness of this was preserved so long that even Tacitus himself
- belonged to Riesenheim.
- something quite particularly belonging to him; it is the alternation
- What I have just said is a truth which has for a long
- see that it can no longer retain the old forms of the forces which
- belongs to us all in Northern and Central Europe, will again stand
- influence of a founder of religion belonging to one particular
- Title: Paths to Knowledge of Higher Worlds
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- space of time which must not be too long, we try to concentrate
- systematic way. (One person will need longer time for the attainment
- is not meant personally, but, as you will readily admit, it belongs
- experienced only as long as our sense-organ is exposed to it. In the
- being no longer requires certain forces for the development of his
- experiment for a long time, yet they will only come to quite abstract
- sufficiently long time, corresponding to our individual development
- it is no longer entirely in keeping with Goethe’s conception;
- longer lives in the medium of time, for in this process of reversion
- we proceed in the right way along the path of spiritual
- no longer have the support which the external world provides, as it
- This a special form of self-discipline. We are then no longer
- all his forces harmoniously and intensively along the path leading to
- along these paths do not stand outside the ordinary
- Title: Lecture: The World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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- death, for then we shall recognize it as a world which belongs to
- When we try to gain knowledge, we are then no longer able to
- belonged together here in the physical world find each other
- some knowledge of the super-sensible worlds, but no longer in the
- natural-scientific discipline, along the animal line of descent,
- head is carried by the remaining body, it really travels along
- it has a real meaning to say: Man belongs to the development of
- … the head remained stunted, because a longer time of
- has behind him a LONGER TIME OF DEVELOPMENT than the animals
- and finally we come to the religious world. These worlds belong
- being belongs, and on the other hand we find that man can only be
- Now we no longer
- longer exists; it will pass over into a new world development,
- upon a future in which this earth will no longer exist, and the
- stars above will no longer exist. But spiritual science gives us
- to look upon Anthroposophy no longer as something fantastic and
- Title: Lecture: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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- had long ago felt the inclination to build a bridge leading from
- cases described to you just now, show that the longing, the great
- talk for a long time, were I to mention some of these theories
- exercises have been made for a sufficiently long time, when we
- constitutes the ordinary life of memory. We then no longer
- in which we live in anthroposophical research, we are no longer
- so that we are no longer connected with our body as in the case
- own body, which has slept long enough and which produces this
- know a thing only because we are no longer connected with it, no
- longer penetrated by it subjectively, because it stands before us
- fact that the mirror of thoughts is now no longer within us, but
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 1. Angels, Folk Spirits, Time Spirits: their part in the Evolution of Mankind.
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- distant past when man required long epochs of time for his evolution
- Spirits of the Earth. The Folk Spirits belong to the rank of the
- continued long after the Greek civilization had begun, and that this
- Spirits, who, in the hierarchy of higher Beings, belong to the
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 2. Normal and abnormal Archangels and Time Spirits.
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- him as long as he lives. It is united to his physical body and only
- fundamental tone or quality which persists over long periods of time.
- characteristics which belong to earlier stages. Throughout the
- belong at the present time solely to the Spirits of Form who have
- people. The prolonged effects of this concerted action could still be
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 3. The inner Life of the Folk Spirits. Formation of the Races.
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- longer exist. Imagine the external world as non-existent and space a
- upon those personalities of the folk belonging to him and who
- to serve our purposes, so we, in our turn, in so far as we belong to
- Spirits of Movement enter into the sphere belonging to the Spirits of
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 4. The Evolution of Races and Civilization.
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- body that normally belongs to the Old Moon epoch. And again the
- life-periods is fundamentally an anticipation of much that belongs to
- physical environment. In later times race was no longer associated
- characteristics are no longer decisive factors as man moves westward
- civilization becomes externalized; it is no longer vitalized by the
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 5. Manifestation of the Hierarchies in the Elements of Nature.
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- describe objectively. So long as one has the slightest tendency to
- folk characteristics which belong to a more distant epoch, in order
- what Spiritual Science has long established and which even the
- Moves his predestin'd course along.
- wheel only when it is no longer working.
- inner being of organic life. To this Hierarchy belongs, in the first
- those Beings whom we have described as belonging to the Hierarchies
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 6. The Five Root Races of Mankind.
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- us now continue along the line joining the centres or focal points
- racial character of those races belonging to the Jupiter humanity.
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 7. Advance of Folk Spirits to the Rank of Time Spirits.
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- gradually developing, were for a long time simply under the direction
- from West to East had long been under the guidance of Archangels when
- on for a long time, whilst the people lying to the North of ancient
- several peoples in Asia and Africa had long since risen to the rank
- several peoples of Europe were for a long time still under the
- peoples belonging to the Celtic Folk Spirit also inhabited an area
- fifth post-Atlantean epoch, long after one of the Archangels of the
- whereas, in Asia and Africa the Archangels had long since advanced to
- when the various elements intermingled. Thus, over a long period of
- epoch who still directs us today. He belongs to the great leading
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 8. The Five Post-Atlantean Civilizations.
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- evolution they had made great strides. Behind them lay a very long
- which no longer showed any traces of that elementary stage in soul
- development which still persisted for a long period of time in the
- stage a long time before. They awoke to self-consciousness when they
- their ego awoke, they were no longer dependent upon the ego in order
- already shared in former times and who therefore were no longer of
- They could attain to this vision because those who belonged to this
- peoples belonging to the ancient Persian civilization were less
- in them. The peoples belonging to the Persian communities awakened to
- peoples still experienced was no longer directly experienced by the
- than the immediate experiences of the present moment. It is no longer
- so fresh, no longer so youthful; memory or recollection has sharper
- an event which could no longer be grasped with the forces which the
- Christ one needed faculties belonging to a less lofty station of the
- in sound. He learned how to make use of it when he underwent a long
- have a long ancestry, which he himself still sees as a working of the
- have a long ancestry and the conceptions he thus acquires we
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 9. Loki - Hodur and Baldur - Twilight of the Gods.
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- ‘I’ within the human soul may exist for a long time
- reached the full flowering of the subjective ‘I’ long
- peoples developed the perception of the ‘I’ long before
- picture. In the astral world around them they had long seen the ‘I’
- would take too long to provide an epistemological proof of these
- expressed in sculptural form. Greek mythology has no longer that
- earliest impressions. The old clairvoyance which had long vanished in
- for a long time there still existed the direct perception of the
- Palestine where Christ was born, there existed only long-lost
- lasted for three thousand years, when men could no longer see into
- Nordic man, of necessity, felt this differently; for a longer period
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 10. The Mission of Individual Peoples and Cultures in the Past, Present and Future.
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- reflected in Eastern wisdom. The East, therefore, no longer
- belonged to an integrated community. For this reason, nearly a
- Central Europe as apparently belonging to separate tribes and yet as
- members of an organism, and belonging to the unity of the organism.
- was one people who, at its later stage, no longer possessed this
- Then, turning eastward, it gradually cooled down. Long before the
- and the union of both at a higher stage. As long as we have not
- at the same time has remained so long in the germinal stage.
- Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 11. Nerthus, Freyja and Gerda.
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- long that it was still extant amongst the Southern Germanic peoples
- Earth belongs to Riesenheim. We realize, therefore, that Nordic man
- I have just said is a truth which has long been communicated to a
- no longer avail. If the old forces were to persist, then the
- essential element in the Christ-principle does not belong to the past
- Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture I
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- sublime spiritual life, developing along particular
- Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture II
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- living for a long time in an unusual state of
- seemed to the Apostles as if they had been living for a long
- experience of things belonging to the world of pure
- certain form of cosmic-spiritual life belonging to the
- truth, an experience that crystallised out of the long sleep.
- Beings belonged together: the Risen One and He with whom, a
- Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture III
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- the Christ Being did not belong to the earthly sphere. From
- people to which he belonged was conferred upon him. In the
- had belonged to the souls of the ancient Sun-Heroes. The
- spirit and can no longer suffer because he has laid aside the
- which He had made Himself one, the Christ Being could no longer
- the Christ Being no longer spoke from the frail body of Jesus
- Being, no longer stood in astonishment around Him but stood
- progress along their path of evolution and of culture.
- Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture IV
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- longer; but what still speaks” ... and many of the
- of the Fifth Gospel something that does not actually belong to
- ancient Hebrew teachers would speak no longer in the stream of
- him the following: “I no longer reach to those heights
- seemed to be declaring to him that it could no longer continue
- the ancient revelations, that it was no longer capable of
- no longer the capacity to scale the heights of the Divine
- long ago forsaken this place of worship. And Jesus heard the
- Everything belonged to all the Essenes in common; no individual
- Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture V
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- the amalgamation of the two families had for long years been
- men would have listened to them but there are no longer any
- revelation of ancient Judaism is no longer suitable for the
- could no longer assimilate. And then he made the second
- revived, there are no longer any to respond. Those things are
- men are no longer able to live in communion with the Mysteries,
- before His twelfth year. He felt no longer any connection with
- were no longer any ears to hear the voices of the old prophets.
- that they had no longer any ears capable of listening to the
- had more and more to become one with it. And the longer His
- a long time that the teaching I give is tainted by every kind
- mystery of the two Jesus children — which also belongs to
- in daemons; one cannot any longer expect people to believe in
- clothes belong to this particular man. A little later, such a
- he comes out in the clothes belonging to the other. And now
- minutely and I know that they belong to so-and-so who is a
- Title: Eternal Soul of Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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- itself presents as full reality. So long as we dream we see
- however, does not belong to present-day man. Indeed,
- as a perception, perhaps a long time ago, but is now no longer
- and the thoughts that are no longer there, but once were there
- as though he belongs together with the entire cosmos. Now one
- longer a finger; the finger has meaning only in the context of
- entire etheric cosmos, you belong to the etheric cosmos. It is
- yes — we have lost along the way, as I have described.
- Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture I: Cosmic Forces in Man
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- than conversation, as long as the Western world fails to discover and
- to man. Let there be no mistake about it — as long as the
- economic and industrial interests, so long will there be distrust in
- and fatalistic longings for things to right themselves are of no
- of man's being belong to the universe beyond the Earth and if he loses
- scientific view of the world and technical culture no longer help him
- no longer any insight into his true nature.
- the fact that man longs for immortality because his egotism makes the
- is said along these lines and you will realise that the sermons are
- this end cannot be achieved until man is regarded as belonging not
- birth and death, man belongs to the powers of the Earth, so between
- death and a new birth he belongs to the Heavens; the powers of Heaven
- Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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- plants, minerals — the three kingdoms of Nature belonging to the
- longer make any impression upon us, for this must be done via the
- of Existence has passed, man begins gradually to long for earthly life
- experiences with him will be imbued by the Angels with a longing for
- realm of the Angels. As long as he is in the realm of the Archangels,
- belongs to the higher Hierarchies just as the physical body and
- ether-body of man belong to the physical and etheric worlds.
- What we need is to be filled with Spirit, the living Spirit belonging
- regard himself as belonging to a world which lies outside the
- being is no longer within this physical corpse. When a man passes
- soul-and-spirit. Just as the real human being is no longer within the
- Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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- belonging to feeling and to will. We injure the child's eternal life
- The idea is put before man in such a way that his longings are
- were held in high esteem. These were times which had long since passed
- Christian era had long since vanished in the South. But it is a
- This must be taken earnestly. The people who belonged, in the main, to
- through death. So the mission of the souls belonging to the Eastern
- character of the people. The people of Europe have lived a long time
- longer be difficult.
- by reactionaries of every kind, by all who love to saunter along their
- they truly belong to us, to our Anthroposophical Movement. May our
- Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture IX: Ancient Revelation and Learning How to Ask Modern Questions
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- This volume along with Rosicrucian Esotericism completes the bulk
- cultural epoch, such a reflection no longer took place
- these are now no longer the leading personalities.
- Science. This is so because today it is no longer possible to
- Title: Colour: Part Three: Colours as Revelations of the Psychic in the World
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- vibrations in the plant as the physicists do. After all, we no longer
- point of feeling oneself driven no longer to speak in words, no longer
- to think in ideas, and no longer even to create forms, but to
- the natural element in painting. For the surface belongs also to the
- Title: Question/Economic Life: Lecture: The Central Question of Economic Life
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- life millions of human beings belong to this proletariat of
- of stupor, so that one can no longer dive down into the single
- aged when they can no longer work.
- long. Today we have no possibility, just when it comes to
- realms, otherwise this lecture would become far too long. It
- long ago and from which one should draw the necessary
- so that a person can belong to all three or to two or to one,
- why regulation of labour belongs to the realm of rights, to the
- Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture I: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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- Oliver Lodge, who had long ago felt the inclination to build a
- longing, the great desire of unquestionably serious modern
- that case, it can no longer be said that Raymond Lodge's soul
- in this connection. I might talk for a long time, were I to
- When such exercises have been made for a sufficiently long
- ordinary life of memory. We then no longer ascribe the contents
- research, we are no longer in a condition which may be
- sense-perception, so that we are no longer connected with our
- soul. This need only be our own body, which has slept long
- we are no longer connected with it, no longer penetrated by it
- that the mirror of thoughts is now no longer within us, but
- Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture II: Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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- being belongs more than one generally thinks to the development
- belong to that part which vanishes when we die, no matter how
- In that case we no longer live in a dark world which renders us
- which we longingly turned on growing old, so to speak, in the
- our longing for the physical world, for a corporeal physical
- penetrate into the super-sensible world to which we belong after
- longer carries out of his physical body so many thoughts when
- lasting only a few days (approximately as long as a person is
- backwards, and this must be practised for a long time.
- form of subconscious longings to approach this or that
- him from his birth a subconscious longing, and that guided by
- this longing, which he perhaps interprets quite differently in
- earthly life as an undefined longing. We thus shape our destiny
- belong through our actions, and on the other hand our ethical
- which after a certain time is filled with the longing to
- longing to reincarnate here on earth. Out of the spirit comes
- receive from super-sensible research what also belongs to man.
- conception. The universe and man belong together not only
- Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture III: World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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- then we shall recognise it as a world which belongs to us and
- longer able to submit coldly to inner ideas. No doubt one is
- belonged together here in the physical world find each other
- super-sensible worlds, but no longer in the form of the old
- Darwinistically, with a natural-scientific discipline, along
- remaining body, it really travels along like a person using a
- stunted, because a longer time of development should have
- the world the human being has behind him a longer time of
- we no longer merely look towards the Kant-Laplace nebula, but
- portal of death when the earth no longer exists; it will pass
- this earth below will no longer exist and the stars above will
- no longer exist. But spiritual science gives us the certainty
- accustomed to look upon Anthroposophy no longer as
- Title: Lecture I: Man in the Light of Occultism
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- we never could have so long as we remained in the town. And if we want
- belongs to the more detailed and individual part of life. But it gives
- particular folk or people, with all the egoisms that belong to him
- nature belonged to all mankind; nevertheless it was always limited to
- with the progress of human life it was becoming no longer always
- we go back a long way in the evolution of mankind, we find a world
- longer be assumed that man with his healthy human understanding could
- Within certain limits we must be prepared to recognise that as long as
- to the great and universal mission of life and peace that it belongs
- Title: Lecture II: Man in the Light of Occultism
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- must no longer remain secret, but must spread farther and
- remain rather long at this stage. For a considerable time the pupils
- Having for a long time applied his understanding with all keenness and
- energetically for a long time, namely, the strengthening of his
- not now apply it. He has done so for a long time, but he may do so no
- thoughts he no longer thinks, but only remembers.
- long time in the cultivation of the intellect. In all possible ways
- ancient and medieval times to this cultivation through long periods of
- Title: Lecture III: Man in the Light of Occultism
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- preparation of which we spoke yesterday, the long practice and
- developed in us by forces that do belong entirely to the Earth.
- long time on the way) comes to the point of understanding the
- conditions alone. Man will never, so long as he restricts himself to
- us to look back into long past conditions of evolution, into Moon, Sun
- clairvoyants who have had the first experience for a long time and
- It can happen that for a long time a man is able to perceive as
- life that is not bound to the instrument of the heart, belongs to a
- I was walking yesterday along a certain street. My gaze fell, quite
- Title: Lecture IV: Man in the Light of Occultism
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- that belong to the Foundation of the Worlds, these things have had to
- the ego-consciousness, and upon it from without works what belongs to
- religion, so long as it remains religion pure and simple,
- Iamblichus and Plotinus. In this class too, belongs Scotus Erigena,
- Here then was a mystic with experiences of the heart alone, belonging
- belong praise, glory, honour and all blessing.
- fact that the powers of the heart remained with her longest accounts
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- estranged from himself, he no longer possesses himself, but passes
- longer in his right mind. Our ego, which is the centre point of our
- know that it belongs to us,in the night we know nothing of it at
- long ago, that he might unhinge the Earth. One thing we can discover
- occultists so long as we are gazing perpetually into it! In the
- countenance and all that belongs to it indeed the whole of the
- passionate longing and desire. Changed in form and figure has man
- too full of longing and desire. They are definite inner experiences in
- properly belongs to the human form.
- well that these Signs belong to habits of mind and thought that are of
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- elongated and has become like a slender staff, just as we can
- other belong together; they are arranged in a mutual relationship, and
- We come then to the place of balance, where man begins to be no longer
- the earth. And now since what we call the leg belongs to and
- that it belongs to the middle man. The thigh would have to be there
- only differently developed. Thus, the thigh belongs to man in so far
- to see a second brain, a brain that is like an elongated staff but yet
- the fibres of the nerve tracks belong together, so do the kidneys
- belong to the brain of the abdomen, the solar plexus. In fact, the
- belongs to and serves the human being himself. It is only because we
- Title: Lecture VII: Man in the Light of Occultism
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- longer any influence upon him. When man is asleep and the external
- sense impressions no longer work upon the brain that is sustained by
- Earth. From this point of view the middle man and the Earth belong
- reckon him as belonging definitely to our existence here on Earth.
- Earth can give to man. The Earth could be there for a long
- the time when the day begins for as long as it lasts And as he sees
- its whole being depends on the Sun and belongs to the Sun, so does the
- upper man, the brain man, belong to the whole world and its stars.
- impulse springing from a deep inner need, from a longing of
- them: Man as he stands on Earth, is not merely a being belonging
- to this Earth, he is a being that belongs in part, namely in breast
- and trunk, to the Sun,and belongs also, as head man, to the
- reflected back. And when a man becomes clairvoyant, it is no longer
- what belongs to the Sun, sees too in his brain what belongs to the
- consciousness are able to learn by real experience that man belongs in
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- the impressions of the spiritual world last for a comparatively long
- upon a bright object, the impression remains in the eye long after the
- long time a picture or image of the light as it were, echoing
- plane in ordinary life. So long as he continues to observe only the
- longer an image of the physical form but is experienced in the ether
- himself, discovers he is no longer man. Threefold man, as we have
- man experiences. There is no longer a human countenance; the
- has always been called the eagle and which belongs in the whole
- Fall, that a wild Dragon also belongs to man. The dragon, however, has
- tripartite and does not belong to the higher animals;
- Lucifer; or we can choose immortality and along with it the
- the path of occultism, an occultism such as rightly belongs to
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- reality long been lost, namely, that the Evangelists spoke
- Jahve's can be reckoned as belonging to the Moon. Summing up our study
- hand in a spiritual manner. Here we can no longer speak of an
- perform all his life long. Of the speech movement we are quite
- take too long to explain, I prefer to call it simply movement of the
- For the seventh movement to come about, it is no longer a question
- several movements with the Signs that belong to the planets, thus:
- the centre of the organs belonging to the middle man, the plane
- are still a long way from any full knowledge of them. Seven brothers
- What has become of the Buddha, since he incarnates no longer in a
- when the Buddha acquired the faculty which made it no longer necessary
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- preceded our present Earth. This old Moon condition is no longer in
- say a repetition, but naturally it took place long before!) It is
- longer dangerous to Him: on Earth Christ repels Lucifer at once. On
- anything that belongs to still higher states of consciousness, for it
- realities belonging to a higher world. A systematic higher development
- experience all that belongs to the laws that have been brought over to
- wonderful body of man we have before us today is the result of a long
- the Buddha belongs therefore to the very small number of human beings
- Bodhisattva; he worked on Earth through long periods of time as
- Buddha one who had long ago been sent out by Christ and had the task
- Buddha, having been with Christ for a longer time than the other Earth
- Christ Event from higher worlds. Thus was preparation made long
- carrying out on Mars the mission for which he had so long been
- a manner suited to their capacity, some experience belonging to a
- you will not take long to discover what must be the origin and source
- notwithstanding all opposition. It has, so to speak, the longer life,
- stands occultism. Occultism is the oldest of all; it has the longest
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- by a person who happens to stay awake and roam all night long
- otherwise would the stars long ago be scattered in all the
- Then comes the moment when man appears to himself no longer as
- represent as human beings belonging to a super-sensible world
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- still interested in earthly events. And, being no longer
- presumably to anthroposophists of long standing, I may venture
- them for a long time. Their favorite forms of expression,
- everything that does not belong to our moral qualities,
- These spiritual entities may belong to the higher Hierarchies
- which has been prepared for a long time, to enter into
- work, spiritual essence. This stage lasts for a long time. For
- return to earth. Yet we are interested, a long time before, in
- underwent in the course of long centuries. We feel great
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- experienced, had his sleep continued for a long time. In
- either a long or a short sleep.
- you might say: What does all this matter, as long as we know
- sort of longing for earthly existence, so is he beset by the
- longing, after experiencing heavenly existence in his sleep, to
- attain equilibrium. The child no longer falls down. By
- asleep and awaking by beings belonging to the hierarchy
- and awaking, by beings belonging to the hierarchy of the
- Title: Man's Being: Lecture IV: Man's Being, His Destiny and World Evolution - 1
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- organism along the entire path followed by the
- man's thirty-fifth year has been longed for and striven for by
- we cannot pull down the moon, as we might have longed to do as
- various situations belonging to previous earth-lives.
- thinking all night long while lying in bed; since your ego is
- these thoughts, then man's thinking, no longer muddled up by
- itself in subconscious regions, and hence no longer
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- come to a long pause leading to a period which present-day
- a certain age, his spirit and soul are no longer greatly
- relationship to the earth, to all that would belong to earth
- primeval Persian. Then a man in his fifties could no longer
- longer belonging essentially to him. Just as the primeval
- physical body did not really belong to him, but more or less to
- producing speech, belonged to the people around him. At fifty,
- a member of primeval Indian culture no longer said: I am
- human being also felt as if his breath did not belong to
- him any longer, but was dedicated to the surrounding world.
- physical body, but no longer dependent on the stars, the
- Only this bodily-physical element no longer separated itself
- body was committed no longer to participate in the course of
- one with his physical body, he no longer was separated from it.
- longer unveil to him the world's mysteries. During this period,
- longer did he notice the difference between the bodily and the
- his life's horizon. No longer did civilized men have a
- no longer had any knowledge of their communion with the Christ
- mankind at a time when man, no longer able to look back into
- because men on earth could no longer enter the heavenly sphere
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- external observation, but we no longer
- however, was no longer really understood by him.
- destiny. For there still existed the longing to follow the
- could do so no longer. There was no possibility of
- became independent of the course of the year. As long as
- the earth stands no longer in so close a relation to the
- only need to consider that our hearts must beat all night long,
- can no longer draw the spirit-soul element out of our external
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- one step to the next. For one thing, one can no longer think the
- Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Oslo, 10-6-'13
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- with remaining in the spiritual realm to which they belong and with
- life in a stone, so it belongs to him. But Ahriman would like to
- belongs to the spiritual world. That's why he foists the lie on
- statue. As long as this is supposed to be an image, all is in order.
- Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Oslo, 6-18-10
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- One can no longer initiate a modern unconsciously. Since the breaking in
- Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Oslo, 6-20-10
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- advice from a doctor for a long time. An esoteric should always pay
- Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Oslo, 6-7-12
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- was a realm of shades. But now the physical body no longer absorbs
- longer take in that we can live in the spiritual world. And you who
- even if it takes ever so long, the time will come when our thought
- after 25 incarnations. We have the duty to work a long with the
- Title: Lecture III: WORLD-PENTECOST: The Message of Anthroposophy
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- Long before the Mystery of Golgotha took place, men had been able to
- sun from the other side. This was so in times long
- the Mystery of Golgotha when it was no longer possible to
- teachers in the Mysteries could no longer say to men: Look up to
- had been quite forsaken by the Christ-power, were no longer able to
- no longer able to look up into the spiritual worlds, and in the
- Then, at the time when men could no longer find the Christ on yonder
- And so, since men could not longer reach Him, Christ came to them on
- longer within reach of their consciousness.
- could no longer comprehend that the Christ, who ensures immortality
- among themselves: We have seen Him but we see Him no longer. He
- their souls of that which man had lost because he no longer possessed
- the earth is the Sun-Being to be seen. As long as Paul's
- long as the god of the ancient Egyptians was worshipped at Thebes, the
- longer speak in vague, mystical terms of the kingdom of a
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- Thus alongside the
- longing for art. For this different type of cognition leads to a
- no longer be experienced intellectually can be enjoyed through living
- that man has foresaken the spiritual worlds to which he rightfully belongs.
- dipping down into the body. It longs to be as it was before.
- we lay one color alongside another. Colors become revelations of life,
- where we no longer feel impelled to speak in words, no longer to think
- in ideas, no longer to mould in forms, but use color and light to
- released outward. Take the Greek hexameter with its initial three long
- him an artistic longing for some outer image of that archetype. Whereupon
- Title: Arts and Their Mission: Lecture VIII
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- but small; close things not red but large. This perspective belongs
- we will no longer recognize the individual tone solely in relation to
- modern musicianship there is a longing for comprehension of the tone
- year, then advances to puberty, he no longer needs such a great amount
- he no longer needs the full quota of his power of growth and formative
- it cannot emerge as long as there is active growing, does not express
- man no longer looked up to the gods, he did not dare to say: Sing, oh
- the Messiah. He no longer dared to do this in the eighteenth century,
- alas, it is no longer the soul that speaks.” For prose is not the
- image, and the formation of speech sounds. The soul is present as long
- long syllable, short syllable. Greek reciters, presenting their texts
- Breath and pulse-beat chime together. The hexameter has three long
- As long
- of standing in the foreground when about to start a long speech. The
- on the street or in the drawing-room. Unfortunately people no longer
- Title: The Fifth Gospel: Lecture I
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- until it belonged to their souls. And in the not too
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- felt like awakened individuals who had lived for a long
- apostles that they had lived through a long time as in a
- life – which belongs to the sun and what one sees in
- crystallized from the basis of the long sleep. From the
- normal reason, how they went like sleepwalkers alongside
- the two beings belong together: the resurrected one and he
- Title: The Fifth Gospel: Lecture III
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- did not belong to the earthly sphere. He descended from the
- name of the people to whom he belonged. In the sixth degree
- and can no longer suffer because he has no physical body.
- that wasted body he could no longer answer Pilate's,
- no longer spoke from the decaying body of Jesus of Nazareth
- longer admired him, but stood in front of the cross mocking
- Title: The Fifth Gospel: Lecture IV
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- Elias, for example, no longer speaks.” What did still
- really belong, but will help to explain Bath Kol. Later on
- same spirit which had spoken to the Jewish teachers of long
- ago would no longer do so. One day – and it was
- revealed to him the following: I no longer reach to the
- illnesses. The place of worship had long since been
- year, mostly longer. He had to show by his conduct, his
- Everything belonged to all, there was no personal
- could care for the needy with the goods belonging to the
- Order, except those who belonged to his own family.
- were still other experiences. For a long time Jesus of
- could no longer understand themselves well. For something
- Title: The Fifth Gospel: Lecture V
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- get along well with them, but they didn't really
- no longer relevant. In ancient times yes, but not now. To
- ancient Judaism are no longer appropriate because the
- ancient Jews are no longer here. They must be seen as
- Zarathustra teaching was no longer appropriate for the
- why people can no longer live in their physical bodies
- demonic. People can no longer hear what was once announced
- year. In fact he felt no longer connected with what was old
- more and more similar to it. And the longer he lived the
- that there are people who have been saying for a long time
- that they belong to him. Afterwards a person such as
- clothes on and comes out with the clothes belonging to the
- clothes, they belong to so-an-do, and he is not at all
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- belongs among the oldest ancient documents of Christianity, has been
- astral body for a long time. In a meditant who has begun and practices
- results for a long time. The astral body changes, it becomes a different
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- treasure and took them along to Asia. These were then imprinted into
- initiate down to ancient India, to those still longing to return to
- ancient Indians were protected from falling into materialism. Their longing
- where new impulses can no longer be brought forward. When we work and
- when she could hide him no longer she took for him a basket made
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- into Atlantean times we no longer see people as individual beings but
- with weapons. It will be a war of souls, of souls who no longer understand
- connection between these forces. As long as the Atlanteans used the
- longer slaves of our physical bodies.
- the soul that they no longer believe in today.
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- Such people would gradually lose devachan; kamaloca would last longer and
- longer and they would be captured, united with the gravity of earth.
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- fourth epoch, could no longer appear in normal states of consciousness
- existing alongside a highly refined approach to knowledge concerning
- and “Christened, will walk as it were etherically, no longer
- the seventh age, human beings wholly entangled in matter will no longer
- have to fear much from Theosophy, for on earth there will no longer be
- of Laodicea will not last long. It lies within the free will of every
- human being to belong to either the community of Philadelphia or the
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- beings that belong to it. At the beginning of our evolution the earth
- time they were in a spiritual body. Then, when the sun was no longer
- age. Human beings no longer have any memory of an earlier age. We now
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- onward, we no longer incorporate such a reflection. For what takes place
- bodies of Jesus of Nazareth, they no longer become leading personalities.
- be proclaimed as Theosophy. Those people simply no longer exist who,
- Title: Lecture: Reading the Pictures of the Apocalypse: Part 2: Lecture Eight
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- No longer will the fact that a human being is born into a specific race
- longer I who live, but Christ in me.”
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- in the second seal as the red rider. Here the soul no longer appears
- no longer appears in a white garment. Once again he takes peace away
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- also belong to this whole stream of evolution that is pictured, as if
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- be a perfect bearer of the I. For this reason the ancient Indians longed
- Paul said, “... it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives
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