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• Title: Lecture: On the Reality of Higher Worlds
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  • to take refuge in a kind of mysticism. They believe that what
  • does not take its start from anything that is nebulous or mystical;
  • it takes its start from faculties of ordinary life, but transforms
  • psychology, Anthroposophy takes full account of all the implications
  • with sustained and deliberate concentration. If care is taken to
  • what I have said to-day, will realise that the path taken by
  • that has here taken shape is actually the sum-total of the forces by
  • to take their departure. They press in upon us and allow themselves
  • kind could be beneficial to the West. It all takes places
  • Again as the result of deliberate and systematic steps taken along
  • Many people take offence today when instead of speaking in
  • investigator through Inspiration seem to take the form of pessimism.
  • path to the higher worlds taken by Spiritual Science, have a moral
  • takes its course, when circumstances are such as to make us still
  • If for example, we emigrate from Europe to America, the ship takes us
  • seized the Spirit he may take a real hand in the affairs of practical
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 1
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  • far-reaching questions of Anthroposophy, to take into consideration
  • to time take a mighty leap, make a vigorous move forward into regions
  • take something neutral — what does modern man understand by the
  • activity of people after people something else takes place in human
  • in which the several Folkspirits take a part. You may observe this in
  • who has been longest absent, takes his turn again; so that, in a
  • and we have seen how care is taken that these Beings may express
  • Folk-spirits, care is taken that these may flow into the individual
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 2
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  • these etheric auras there are also changes which take place quickly,
  • gradually, and when they do alter, the alteration only takes place
  • dwelling place and takes possession of another part of the earth.
  • Archangels, the Folksouls, take place in this etheric body which
  • of a people if we were only to take into consideration the character
  • however, wish to take into consideration to-day. If you remember what
  • with a few ideas, are very much mistaken.
  • this sort takes place in the domains, in the realms where the
  • take place. The lenses had first to be invented, cut, and put
  • work of the Archai in their physical bodies had not taken place. It
  • something that takes place in the physical world. This is not merely
  • will, but those who take possession of him and forcefully push him
  • something which could take place in no other way. But there are other
  • trains of thought, which take the peculiar form they do, because they
  • the conflict had not arisen there which would have taken place
  • that in them an unique co-operation takes place between these three
  • persons who do not take the occult forces of human evolution into
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 3
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  • inner experience, that which takes place in the consciousness itself.
  • world all that is merely physical sensation, if you take away
  • appeared in it. From whence could the Greeks have taken their
  • take place in the intellectual-soul or mind-soul; but their activity
  • takes hold of a thing with his hand, he feels it to be either warm or
  • Archangels and man. You must take this in the strictest sense of the
  • higher ‘ I ’, because they can take in part of
  • work, here they must take care that these great aims are realized.
  • a correct picture of it, if you take what I have been describing not
  • objects, — that in certain respects the measures taken by the
  • of Personality come into collision with the measures taken by the
  • the hierarchic rank abandoned, sometimes to the new hierarchy taken
  • You may, however, take the other case, in which not the
  • speak, compelled to take something away from the Archangel, because
  • recognize that what takes place outwardly in history is only a result
  • however, something takes place which closely concerns man; by means
  • of it the shaping of what we call the human races takes place, which
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 4
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  • take into consideration that man, such as we know him, is in reality
  • which the Spirits of Form take no particular interest; for that is a
  • So you see that in reality, if we only take into
  • Beings; and because these take part in evolution, we therefore do not
  • development through child and youth. You can see, if we take this
  • (A) and at once take up his life on the earth. That is the secret of
  • We must now take care that we do not consider the world
  • removed from the understanding of what does really take place in the
  • upon man. The forces which determine man with respect to race take
  • line depends that which takes place with the races on the surface of
  • with the new youthful force, the migration to the East takes place,
  • repetition of the migration to the West takes place. But the
  • they take their spiritual life from the people they conquered, who
  • takes, if one wishes to intervene in the great movement of mankind.
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 5
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  • as one has the smallest tendency to take an objective description of
  • we shall take part with it, not only in the sunny or perhaps also in
  • those forces which stream in from outside. Let us take those nearest
  • If we take these three hierarchies in their co-operative
  • about this in the next few days. For the moment just take it as an
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 6
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  • lecture can only be made when one takes a quite definite period in
  • you must always take one course of lectures in connection with the
  • be taken as a sort of annotation. In the equilibrium of our earth the
  • direction they take when they are thrown back, reflected.
  • of the very intimate processes which here take place, if you compare
  • But if you take this into consideration, you will then
  • the universe, in which these Spirits of Form take counsel together
  • united with Earth, the evolution of man could not have taken place.
  • this distribution of mankind over the Earth was taken in hand, so
  • in accordance with this the centre of balance was taken as the point
  • deepening and spiritualizing must be taken from what is in the sense
  • humanity, whose starting-point was taken from that part which is
  • not taken into himself all that the Venus, Mercury, Mars and Jupiter
  • call by the names which we take from the live planets, whereas the
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 7
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  • human evolution takes place through the Beings and forces of the
  • through that which enabled him to take a specially prominent position
  • practiced a special resignation and had undertaken a special mission.
  • ascent, and had undertaken another mission, that of becoming the
  • Thus we have another example of how such a renunciation taken place,
  • various folk-elements should take place in Europe. This was only
  • this Scandinavian mythology, so that this picture may be taken as a
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 8
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  • mistake, for a person of quite different character might be wearing
  • takes Adonis and compares him with Christ. That is comparing merely
  • Record all that had formerly taken place in the evolution of
  • how the Angels and Archangels had taken part in their soul-life which
  • one name with other names that appear elsewhere, if we do not take
  • take place microcosmically in such a way, that out of the human
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 9
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  • is, that it takes more and more into its own hands the task of
  • everything that had taken part in this development of the ‘ I ’
  • directions have taken part in the development of the earthly man, who
  • powers man had to take into the bargain the possibility of falling
  • Therefore those who wrote the Gospels have also taken note of this.
  • the word ‘devil’ (dämon) was taken from the Greek, —
  • wrongly interpreted. Mistakes such as these, which rise from want of
  • scientists frequently make this kind of mistake.
  • as an Archangel. He should make himself a son of Odin. He should take
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 10
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  • merely as the other side of idea. Take this on-working impulse, and
  • and less in details, because he is preparing himself to take up that
  • of in this Being. If you take the teachings of Spiritual Science as
  • State and the people, which takes everything it finds in order to
  • only to be educated but to be taken care of, from the first stages of
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 11
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  • marriage of Freyr with Gerda, the giantess; she is taken from the
  • has heard something about Karma, of how everything in the world takes
  • Materialism may make a mistake in two different ways.
  • It is not only at home in the West but it has also taken hold of the
  • manifest Himself were to be taken in a materialistic sense, as though
  • what was formerly the old clairvoyance must take a different form
  • conscientiously. Take all that the most modern science with the
  • newest methods can offer you, take everything which the historical or
  • you will find confirmation from this source. You must take nothing on
  • authority. The best Anthroposophists are those who take what is said
• Title: Paths to Knowledge of Higher Worlds
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  • possessed by a few people, but it takes as its foundation forces
  • investigator in the anthroposophical sense, may therefore take
  • sure of what takes place within our organism, where processes may
  • way of thinking, the thinking activity which takes its course in
  • possible to understand what takes place in the medium of time and
  • within the medium of time, but that quite another process takes place
  • only turned inside out, but takes on quite a different shape through
  • we already have in ordinary life (one has to speak in terms taken
  • physical world? Several things may be taken into consideration. I
  • Take a nut with its shell. An unprejudiced person will think that the
  • whole human being has to be taken into account in the social
  • through love, into the super-sensible worlds) then we take hold of the
• Title: Lecture: The World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • What takes place
  • during his earthly life the human being constantly takes in
  • takes its course through the fact that physical substance is
  • the physical sphere. On the one hand people take it amiss today
  • spiritual world as I take the liberty to do in this lecture; from
  • people take it amiss if a person describes the spiritual world as
  • a real, objective world, so they take it amiss on the other hand
  • say (let us now take a later epoch of the earth): In the further
• Title: Lecture: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • body's physical nature, tried to give many examples taken from
  • matter must be taken more seriously when we have to do with the
  • photograph taken and described this act in detail. In was
  • expressly stated that two photographs were taken; these two
  • been taken. After examining all the facts, Sir Oliver Lodge came
  • photographs were taken and that the second one showed a
  • difference. The photographer had taken the photograph of the
  • which will take place in the future out of the whole connections
  • about to take place.
  • mistakes cause and effect; there is no auto suggestion, as
  • sleeping, but we do not take much notice of this pendulum of
  • well-known and usual one; namely, that one simply takes for
  • mere desires, if we are not able to take hold of the external
  • may even take on the beautiful aspect of the visions described by
  • by taking in hand systematically that which otherwise takes place
  • in a certain way, still follow the moment in which sleep takes
  • the moment of waking up is a perception through feeling; we take
  • hold of the body when we wake up. The independent will takes hold
  • we now experience in advance a process which takes place when we
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 1. Angels, Folk Spirits, Time Spirits: their part in the Evolution of Mankind.
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  • hope that the course of lectures, which I am about to undertake, will
  • take a great leap forward into those regions of spiritual knowledge
  • underlies this conception. If we were to ask — to take a case
  • stage on Old Saturn. If we take our starting-point from those Beings
  • take? In order to understand this, we must bear in mind that from a
  • perform or undertake is inspired by them, i.e. the Archangels. Hence
  • else takes place in human evolution. In the period of time which we
  • takes place. Whether we consider one particular civilization to be
  • work in such a way that they take over from one another and mutually
  • epoch, another Spirit of Personality, another of the Archai, takes
  • development. Then the original Spirit takes over again, so that in a
  • evolution, he takes over again and infuses intuitively into mankind
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 2. Normal and abnormal Archangels and Time Spirits.
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  • the Archangels cannot take effect. They are not sufficiently advanced
  • their own ego-development must be taken into account. They themselves
  • we were to take into consideration only the character of an
  • understanding of the higher worlds are very much mistaken. With a few
  • this nature takes place therefore in the realms where the Folk
  • inevitably take on a quite definite pattern. You will recall that on
  • Archai had not taken place in their etheric bodies. It is really the
  • if the activity of the Archai takes this form and is responsible for
  • they take possession of him and drive him irresistibly on. Hence you
  • take their directions from the Spirits of the Age; how these Folk
  • do not take into consideration the occult forces in the evolution of
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 3. The inner Life of the Folk Spirits. Formation of the Races.
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  • lectures we shall undertake investigations that will readily strike a
  • prepared to make the endeavour. We must take our starting-point from
  • inner experience, what takes place in consciousness itself, suffice.
  • and takes full possession of it’.
  • Greeks have taken their conceptions of Zeus and Athene if they had
  • grouped, in so far as these experiences take place in the
  • feels an object to be warm or cold when he takes hold of it. The
  • undertaken during the creative period of a people when its youthful
  • in the proper perspective if we take what I have been describing not
  • may also take the other case where not the abnormal Spirit of
  • directives, when he is compelled, so to speak, to take over some of
  • you will find that the opportunity was taken — and such
  • then, in that initial enthusiasm which overtakes the individual
  • which shall emerge from them. If we take the example of a particular
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 4. The Evolution of Races and Civilization.
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  • we only take into account the activity of the Spirits of Form it is
  • take on a different complexion, a totally different form. The
  • mistakenly claims in his
  • clearer to us if we take into account the following factor. To a
  • find that they follow a line which takes an unusual direction. These
  • undertaken for the most part in the earliest period of the Earth's
  • us take the example of a man growing up from childhood to the stage
  • because people might take offence. By no means everything can be
  • take upon ourselves if we wish to participate in the spiritual
  • races takes place. The evolution of races is interrupted to make way
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 5. Manifestation of the Hierarchies in the Elements of Nature.
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  • take personally an objective description of a particular race or
  • if we take a man of the present day and ignore for the moment his
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 6. The Five Root Races of Mankind.
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  • lecture title. The 1970 English translation by A.H. Parker mistakenly
  • say is to be taken as footnote or addendum to the lectures on the
  • intimate processes which here take place if you compare what was said
  • the evolution of man could not have taken place. This further
  • paramount importance which must be taken into consideration. Just as
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 7. Advance of Folk Spirits to the Rank of Time Spirits.
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  • special act of renunciation and had undertaken a special mission.
  • undertaken another mission — that of becoming the inspirer of
  • centuries that the first steps were undertaken towards the
  • that Archangel take who was once upon a time sent to Norway with the
  • centre of inspiration; in later years its spiritual mission was taken
  • configuration of the Folk Soul, to undertake an esoteric study of
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 8. The Five Post-Atlantean Civilizations.
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  • of their essential being, he could be greatly mistaken, for a totally
  • all that had formerly taken place in the evolution of humanity, so
  • experienced. Now memory is much clearer, takes on sharper outlines
  • other names in the various mythologies, if we do not take into
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 9. Loki - Hodur and Baldur - Twilight of the Gods.
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  • were, takes possession of man from within and in consequence he is
  • taught. Therefore the Gospel writers have taken this into account.
  • with a Luciferic influence which takes the form of selfishness. The
  • would take too long to provide an epistemological proof of these
  • causality is sadly mistaken. We meet with mistakes such as these,
  • this kind of mistake. Externally the real facts may often be exactly
  • he overtakes it, causes an eclipse. This agrees perfectly with the
  • would take us too far if we were to pursue this subject further. But
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 10. The Mission of Individual Peoples and Cultures in the Past, Present and Future.
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  • what form it takes. When we look back into ancient times we observe a
  • of the social State which takes everything implicit in that
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 11. Nerthus, Freyja and Gerda.
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  • of Christ were to be taken in a materialistic sense, implying that
  • is mistaken, we shall not allow ourselves to be led astray when they
  • take it for granted that the communications given out from
  • more conscientiously. Take the latest achievements of natural science
  • with its Most recent techniques, take the results of historical and
  • those who take what is said as a stimulus in the first place and test
  • let us take leave of one another after having been together for a few
• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture I
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  • now for a moment we will take a strange hypothesis, but one
  • the stake by the Roman Church but he was, for all that, a
• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture II
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  • transformation could take place in a number of men. But these
  • plant-life, all animal life, every butterfly, take on
  • that the modern scientific mind may take this as an affront,
  • picture, too, of the body being taken down from the Cross and
  • of Jesus taken down from the Cross and laid in the grave, and
  • taken place and that the body on the Cross was the very same
  • Risen One, was with us. All unknowing, we were taken up into
  • speak of having overcome reluctance, please take this exactly
  • on this occasion shall be taken merely as a kind of stimulus,
• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture III
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  • the passing into the spiritual world which, as we know, takes
  • that Christ, the Divine-Spiritual Being, might take upon
  • To what end, then, did the events of Palestine take place? To
  • the concepts and ideas arising from these things are taken in
  • not always taken in their deep and essential meaning. When they
  • into the sphere of earth, had taken on the likeness of man, of
• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture IV
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  • soil and take root again a hundred ells away; he made a stream
• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture V
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  • events had taken place which led up to his twenty-eighth and
  • gradually taken shape within him. But in this particular period
  • great inner change, the revolution that had taken place in his
  • little. It would be a complete mistake to imagine that up to
  • convincing power was working, He could not be taken. Only where
  • circles in America had taken from us and it was said in an
  • given in good faith, as it should be treated. Take it with you,
  • when we have again to take leave of one another, reference may
  • to me. And I take leave of your hearts and souls with the wish
• Title: Eternal Soul of Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • First, as in previous lectures here, I must take a moment to ask
  • taken hold of; we are able to turn ourselves to the natural
  • Let us allow ourselves, once, to take up a
  • taken seriously, if we do not pass lightly out of habit over
  • Now in order to take such a point of view
  • the supersensory world. So care must be taken: just as the
  • connections can now be taken up and developed further through
  • the external impressions of his consciousness are taken into
  • much prudence as the mathematician takes with his arithmetic
  • takes on a very definite shape.
  • was before he descended to take on the physical body that had
  • that this will be now be taken as a power of knowledge for the
  • taken as some sort of complete power of knowledge. But if one
  • this earth life as a different personality, taken to a higher
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture I: Cosmic Forces in Man
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  • it essential — so he said — for those who desired to take
  • spin all kinds of fantastic notions, believing that if they take
  • to man. Let there be no mistake about it — as long as the
  • evolution of humanity will take a course undreamed of to-day. Those
  • only be possible for a spiritual Movement to be taken seriously when
  • A feeling of sadness cannot but overtake us when we realise that the
  • the life before birth, because no interest is taken in it. The
  • been taken as an indication of the different forces which pour down to
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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  • Archangel must, under all circumstances, take place. But there is a
  • consciously, by means of the experiences described, what takes place
  • Just as a second meeting with the Archangels takes place, so when man
  • decline in humanity of the West, has taken shape, will look with the
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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  • able, as a free individual, to take hold of his human nature. We also
  • be taken into consideration.. For life here on the Earth is in truth a
  • take with us through the Gate of Death. In our present very difficult
  • spiritual life must begin to take account of man's eternal
  • conditions that we shall fail to recognise if we do not take our start
  • case. Of what use would it be, for example, to take a man into a Geld,
  • him, “That is a plant” — and then take him to a plant
  • — all this begins to take on a more superficial character. Men
  • had taken place. In the first centuries it had still been found
  • aside; the human element had more and more taken the place of
  • depths of spiritual life must be taken in all seriousness. It is
  • This must be taken earnestly. The people who belonged, in the main, to
  • Gods. But it takes on a peculiar character which is not fully
  • obstacles everywhere and takes on a more passive character. The
  • what takes place in the way I have just indicated. Those who are
  • death takes shape here, on the Earth.
  • I take leave of you with this love in my heart for those who feel that
• Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture IX: Ancient Revelation and Learning How to Ask Modern Questions
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  • were capable of looking into the future had to take care that
  • divine, and thereby to undertake again the ascent into the
• Title: Colour: Part Three: Colours as Revelations of the Psychic in the World
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  • manifold world of colour becomes one whole world. One gradually takes
  • I say, light: but I could also take other sense-perceptions. And you
  • Take, on the other hand, black. When you see black, when we use black
  • colours are, if I take three nuances of them, red, yellow and blue.
  • takes the object it represents into the distance. We paint
• Title: Question/Economic Life: Lecture: The Central Question of Economic Life
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  • production of which he partakes, while the quality of his
  • to take over the production themselves. That is what the
  • very clever. One is often very taken by the sense that was
  • taken from practical life. But that is just what they are.
  • this separation cannot take place, that for instance the rights
  • formed in which people will partake as economic entities for
  • else, then enough people will take part in the various branches
  • objective laws which take effect when man out of quite
  • takes on the management of the capital, the management of the
  • to our wishes. One has to take nature as it is and only on the
  • happens in life that the greatest mistakes are made not because
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture I: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • give many examples taken from his medical and scientific
  • them. But the matter must be taken more seriously when we have
  • a photograph taken and described this act in detail. It was
  • expressly stated that two photographs were taken; these two
  • these photographs, nor that they had been taken. After
  • fact that two photographs were taken and that the second one
  • shows a difference. The photographer had taken the photograph
  • will take place in the future out of the whole connections of a
  • he has simply foreseen an event about to take place.
  • this. In that case Schleich simply mistakes cause and effect,
  • of waking to that of sleeping, but we do not take much notice
  • the most well-known and usual one, namely that one simply takes
  • take hold of the external physical reality.
  • which may even take on the beautiful aspect of the visions
  • which otherwise takes place as if of its own accord. Let us
  • moment in which sleep takes hold of us; we look, as it were,
  • a perception through feeling; we take hold of the body when we
  • wake up. The independent will takes hold of the physical
  • process which takes place when we die. And when we dive down
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture II: Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • can see that people now begin to take an interest in the causes
  • What do we then take with us? If we realise the fact that we
  • also takes in forces during the course of earthly existence
  • crossing the portal of sleep, but he takes out with his
  • human being in our 30th or 35th year (I will take a decisive
  • which takes its course in a purely spiritual sphere in which we
  • before birth. From this sphere he takes the forces which he
  • ordinarily used in science. Everywhere he takes his thoughts
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture III: World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • What takes place in that case? During sleep, man's sentient and
  • takes in substances from the external world, in order to grow
  • that this activity takes its course through the fact that
  • remain in the physical sphere. On the one hand people take it
  • speaks of the spiritual world as I have taken upon myself to do
  • on the one hand people take it amiss if one describes the
  • spiritual world as a real visible world, so they take it amiss
  • can therefore say: (let us now take a later epoch of the earth)
  • If we take our stand fully upon a natural-scientific
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  • want to take a survey of the whole town. We must seek out some
  • place then we shall have to betake ourselves to a spiritual height
  • The only way to arrive at such a vantage point is to undertake a path
  • imparted only to small circles of persons, and strict care was taken
  • ordinary human thoughts. Thus, the first step to be taken in an occult
  • come forward among mankind have had to take pains to make themselves
  • any man who has sound and healthy judgment and takes pains to master
  • were able to partake in the form of theosophy. For this far-off Indian
  • Religions, on the other hand, since they take their source in the
  • occultism, it too must take care to absorb as little as possible of
  • the Buddhist takes the standpoint of the Buddhist faith, he rejects
  • the standpoint of the Christian. And if theosophy takes on a Buddhist
  • when it undertakes to bring to mankind the universal foundations of
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  • been more than a few who were found ripe to partake in all that went
  • to take part in occult life, instead of the very few who have done so
  • who takes an interest in theosophy and realises that occult knowledge
  • expression in the very first step he had to take for the development
  • of his life since he had begun to take steps on the path of occult
  • obligation that has to be deliberately undertaken by one who sets out
  • taken quite exactly and literally; please receive the words as they
  • he devoted himself. Now he takes upon himself the obligation to
  • occult research.” He takes with him into the realm of occult
  • Take the intellect or understanding, — that capacity of the soul
  • What is easier for a man who meets other men and has to take active
  • The occultist, however, may not take this line. By means of what
  • — with the result that he would have allowed himself to be taken
  • you will all be ready to admit. One can be mistaken and take a man for
  • Therewith had the pupil taken a further step in occult development.
  • acquired by his own powers — when you take into consideration
  • last able to take the great resolve to repress and obliterate from
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  • When science comes to the point (and it will do so, though it take a
  • taken place during Earth evolution, an event which the philosopher of
  • philosophies. Take, for example, such a widely and fully developed
  • occult experience take its course, — first the expansion of the
  • take for granted that their thinking is far enough advanced for them
  • detection. Yet it does not take much to be able to appraise thought;
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  • there. But before we can do so, we must first take cognisance of
  • something which everyone possesses but which not everyone takes the
  • awakening to take up again the threads of his inner life where he
  • varied in accordance with man's need and capacity to receive. Take,
  • that is taken in theology to warn man of two wrong paths that are to
  • take the upward path into the super-sensible worlds, that is to say, to
  • thought, and we may accordingly take Hegel as an eminent example of a
  • occultist, he must not merely undertake the negative striving, but
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  • undertakes in the first place, in preparation for the same, to
  • something which can be taken as a starting-point for any statement
  • again and again this inclination to take the ego as the
  • conclusions that are taken from the world outside, the experiences to
  • the occultist steps forth out of ordinary experience and takes
  • something with him; what he takes is a judgment about the human form.
  • have a process that takes its course entirely inside man, it is
  • bound to take them into consideration if we would understand the
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  • a little while. We shall see that when we take the trouble to search
  • will be important for us also to take the road from without inwards in
  • Let us now take the names we employed yesterday for the legs and feet
  • And now if we take these members of man's nature all together, by
  • (Cancer). The whole enclosure of the breast takes on quite a new
  • than in the marvellous construction of man's hands and arms. Take the
  • to form a mental picture of this third man, we will take it in the
  • The last-named brain takes extraordinarily little interest in the
  • do not take the trouble to think accurately on these matters that we
  • a remarkable fact described, how when the disciple of occultism takes
  • consciousness they play into one another. As soon, however, as we take
  • takes the plunge, as it were, when he really steps right over the
  • being divides, as soon as it takes the first step into the occult
  • when he takes the first step into a higher consciousness. (We shall
  • meaning lost. If, however, you will take it in the sense I have
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  • approaching it from the standpoint that we were obliged to take in
  • soon as we take a step beyond ordinary consciousness, we have at once
  • we take our start once again in quite an elementary way from certain
  • Look at man as he stands before you in everyday life! What has to take
  • during sleep the number of breaths we take is considerably less in
  • meal is taken immediately before going to sleep. There is, therefore,
  • wholly connected with what takes place in the middle man, and owes its
  • on there. Whoever will take the trouble to observe this remarkable
  • headache. As a rule such dreams will take the form that they lead you
  • interrupted with dreams. Now the path that has to be taken by
  • man takes the substances he requires for nourishment, and these
  • middle man we have to take account not only of a direct influence of
  • imagination and fantasy. The materialists of today are quite mistaken
  • implying that they themselves are the true realists. Taken as a whole,
  • taken from the outside world, of the invisible, super-sensible God.
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  • mistaken.
  • student in occultism must take for his starting-point. He must —
  • to him from a study of the human form, because in so doing he takes
  • work that has been done upon our inner man. If you take this into
  • you will see that were we to take our start from the inner man, there
  • The surest and safest way for the pupil is therefore to take his start
  • were take time to look at the things before him; they do not pass
  • take his start, proceeding, as we said, from the human form, —
  • him, a living picture. The pupil may now take for his starting-point
  • the most part taken from the world of the senses and they remind us
  • the human form, which he has first perceived and then taken as his
  • has been taken from him, then he beholds two things. In the first
  • one thing of which he can take firm hold; it is not anything of the
  • one and only sure support that he can take over with him from Earth
  • there, none the less. Take all that you can find in the external
  • history of religions, take the whole content of the religions founded
  • the founder of any religion and take pains to understand him, you will
  • Nor is it any different in Post-Christian times. Take Mohammed. You
  • that the writers of the Gospels needed only to take the ancient ritual
  • He actually underwent what they were describing. Take such a scene
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  • this end in view we have undertaken, as you know, a thoroughgoing
  • be truly said, provided only the statement be not taken in a trivial
  • Jehovah, then you will have to see it in the following way. Take first
  • it is important for the pupil to take his start from the human form,
  • figure of man, the movements that take place within him. We have first
  • necessarily take place for man to be man. (The sequence is apparently
  • which must already be there in order for the blood movement to take
  • then we must take them in the sequence I have given; because,
  • take the movements in the sequence I have given.
  • take too long to explain, I prefer to call it simply movement of the
  • the movements that take place within him. The pupil must take pains to
  • take the next step on the path. He will not find it easy.
  • The faculty of discrimination for the several movements that take
  • through the movement made by man in lifting himself upright, takes
  • with a strange and remarkable experience. When he takes the first step
  • We must first of all find something to take as our starting-point; we
  • practical occultism. He can take his start, always under the guidance
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  • the meeting with death and with Lucifer that takes place for man when
  • man of inner movement, in order to explain to you how man can take a
  • demonstrating wherein the difference lies. Please, therefore, take
  • original being of the Unspoken Word of Worlds, that could take form in
  • other grounds, to enter into which would take us too far afield, the
  • evolution that has taken place between old Sun and the present time,
  • presumption, and as a matter of fact we should be taken into regions
  • consciousness evolution takes its course in a certain direction.
  • The movements that take place inside you on the other hand — the
  • would take us too far now to investigate the indications that
  • little more fully. Take for example the perception we arrived at that
  • faculty of movement takes us back to the old Sun. It will accordingly
  • themselves when what we have just been saying is taken in connection
  • evolution of the Earth to take place in such a manner as to allow of
  • the Christ would be to make the same mistake as to imagine that a pair
  • There is, however, another, a moral ground of which we must take
  • that the life of Buddha takes its course on Earth. And now we must
  • undertaken at the behest of Christ. For he was first sent to the Venus
  • Take Light! When we gave a description of the proud Lucifer, it
  • you will not take long to discover what must be the origin and source
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  • also connected closely and intensively with what takes place
  • worlds to our earth-life. And we take into account only what is
  • world. All this must be taken into account most decidedly by
  • physical body's actual age. This accommodation must take place
  • super-sensible knowledge, we may take a look at what is
  • because merely one third of our earth-life is taken up by
  • This separation takes place in such manner that the human
  • thought-being, takes on ever greater dimensions; and finally
  • sustenance of its stars. As we must partake of physical
  • death, so must the cosmos partake of human experiences, take
  • the cosmos — but a cosmos taken in a spiritual sense. And
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  • takes shape in such a way that he goes backward and
  • of initiation, into what takes place between death and a new
  • has taken place on earth — the physical germ which formed
  • was left behind in the moon sphere; for, had we taken it
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  • duration, we take into account only our physical body and our
  • soul, the first state experienced by him — all this takes
  • earthly existence. At first, we take part in the general
  • Fundamentally, we live very thoughtlessly if we take into
  • taken into account, if man's soul is to be viewed in its true
  • evolution has taken the following course: On the one hand, man
  • because present-day natural science takes into account only the
  • human being takes the soul and spirit element of language,
  • life of our feelings, our emotions. Hence we partake of
  • cannot take part genuinely in human experiences on earth,
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  • between these two stages is hidden by a sleep which takes
  • salt-like particles takes place. Earthy, salt-like, ash-like
  • child does not imitate everything, but takes his choice.
  • what takes place in the child's surroundings.
  • child takes into his bodily organism only those things that
  • [Anthroposophic Press, New York.] Official philosophy has taken
  • let us observe correctly how the child takes his first steps.
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  • that the soul might take the same path of death as the
  • had to take on many qualities of the ancient folk deities.
  • When, however, the human form was taken on by that God Whose
  • passage at the end of one Gospel taken so lightly? There it is
  • Gospel not taken more seriously: And, lo, I am with you
  • taken part in the event of Golgotha. Now, however, they had to
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  • mistaken.”
  • is not the Christ, however, Who was mistaken. Human beings were
  • mistaken. They have interpreted these words in such a way as
  • Christ told us was a mistake. Today we must think
  • Festival takes place, approach at a time when the earth's
  • vernal full moon and thus takes place in conformity with the
  • having the Easter Festival take place on different days.
  • at a time when he must take into his soul things of the
  • not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain?' This is one of
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  • of changes take place in our soul life when we esoterics move up from
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  • learn in exoteric lectures we should take into our feeling, willing
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  • in the Rosicrucian path, that is, what's good for us is taken from both.
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  • longer take in that we can live in the spiritual world. And you who
  • that are taken from esoteric life as food for our souls. In esoteric
  • communications are taken ourselves.
  • even if it takes ever so long, the time will come when our thought
  • take hold of us strongly, for they are drawn from the unspeakable
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  • suffice to take it all on authority and faith; this would bring about
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  • the grave and after some days taken out again, as a sign and token
  • even unto the end of earthly days” must be taken in true
  • Mystery will take firmer and firmer root in many human beings living
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  • takes to writing commentaries on works of art. This is a terrible product
  • counter-art. Savants may reply: To take hold of the world artistically
  • Take the
  • in architecture, this reality does not manifest clearly. But take the
  • in egotistical fashion takes hold of the physical body too strongly,
  • Though I say “light,” I could just as well take another sense
  • us take black. When our spirit encounters darkness on waking, we feel
  • eye. A marvelously artistic process takes place when the blood circulation
  • and stirring which take place between blood and nerve system.
  • released outward. Take the Greek hexameter with its initial three long
  • of knowledge, taken together, do not constitute a complete world knowledge.
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  • one from artistic awareness and creation. On the contrary, whoever takes
  • we take the flesh color of Caucasian man, which resembles spring's
  • take hold of black, we have the spiritual image of death. And the circle
  • the age of materialism there arose spatial perspective, which takes
  • above the eye; takes into consideration what is convex. Already in his
  • The sculptor in marble lays on; the woodcarver takes away, hollows out.
  • phantasy, a thing usually taken as synonymous with the unreal, the
  • direct reality. Only when reality has been taken care of does phantasy
  • divine, and take it into themselves for poetic creation; otherwise
  • takes into account not the weight but the measure of the syllables:
  • would take the path to the spirit in the plastic arts also. That was
  • taken its rise from a world-conception, from inner world-experience.
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  • sense no increase, no advancement has taken place up to our
  • Bruno at the stake, it didn't change the fact
  • also possible that one takes Darwinism as it is presented
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  • begun to fade and an abnormal state to take its place, a
  • the whole human environment takes on a completely different
  • evolution of humanity: One follows the image of Jesus taken
  • approach these events if we clairvoyantly take the path
  • to have taken place on the cross.
  • asleep. Their souls were already being gradually overtaken
  • taken on after the Mystery of Golgotha. It was a flowing
  • consciousness was taken away. And Christ, the resurrected
  • one, was with us. He had taken us into his kingdom without
  • takes much effort to extract images from the Akasha Record
  • which have to with Christianity. It takes much effort to
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  • divine-spiritual Christ-being could take on the necessary
  • souls. Why did the events of Palestine take place? In order
  • for the divine-spiritual being of Christ to be able to take
  • a Sun-hero had to leave his body and take as residence in
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  • Ahriman and how paganism had gone so far as to take the
  • the voice (the bath being somewhat arbitrarily taken to
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  • know that a great change had taken place in his soul during
  • completely mistaken to assume that the boy Jesus was gifted
  • different sides. I have often emphasized this. I have taken
  • little humility and self-knowledge. Take advantage of
  • was to take place: “Thy will be done in heaven as it
  • When such things happen, then care must be taken by those
  • given in good faith, correctly. Take it with you, discuss
  • And take
  • words may be spoken now as we take leave of each other: We
  • me. And I take leave of your hearts and souls with the wish
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  • book. We find the mistake soon made of seeing in the pictures of the
  • that a mistake had been made in calculation; the date for the fulfillment
  • times, they will be mature enough to take up other, higher, future forms
  • body, the following steps were undertaken with the student in earlier
  • What takes place in our
  • take place in the sixth great main epoch can be seen ahead of time in
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  • John's overview. He came from a cultural era when much was still taken
  • here hands are in motion and what is achieved here is taken through
  • unite themselves with the impulse of Christ will take what they have
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  • that Zarathustra taught. However, his soul was not inclined to take
  • not meant to undertake such lofty flights of the spirit and see the spirit
  • only on the external, physical level. The evolution of humankind takes
  • the human being will only be able to take this in consciously through
  • (it, and brake it, and gave it to the disciples, and said, TakeMatt. 26:26)
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  • Greco-Latin age. And now we will see the important processes that take
  • place in the etheric and astral bodies of human beings who take into
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  • processes that had taken place in the course of time. In our cultural
  • onward, we no longer incorporate such a reflection. For what takes place
  • increasingly rare. Therefore, steps were taken to provide for the future
  • of a seal of the I of Christ, through this, such human beings take into
  • epoch are those who truly take into themselves what will later be
  • to take in something new, something divine, and thereby to undertake
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  • This will become the fate of those who have taken in spiritual impulses
  • being. What is taken in today will be sealed into souls. After the seventh
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  • of what one day will be. Human beings who will have taken in something
  • no longer appears in a white garment. Once again he takes peace away
  • stream, the Christ impulse will be taken into selves that are increasingly
  • selfless — and taken in with increasing understanding. Its followers
  • the sealed human beings. Such people must take into themselves
  • What human beings take
  • culture, as it were: on water and on earth. But humankind must take
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  • 18:4 And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues. \
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  • this can happen consciously, it must have taken place through higher
  • and work on themselves in order to take in manas.
  • are preparing themselves by taking in Theosophy will take in new forms