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  • Title: Lecture: The Ear
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    • realise the following. In the first stages of development in embryonic
    • And so we may say: Regard the growing human being. He is born without
    • in writing or in little drawings, all that I attained in this way. For
  • Title: Lecture: The Cosmic Word and Individual Man
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    • then it can be observed that in reality this flowing warmth, this
    • living music, the glowing light, the streaming warmth, intermingled
    • of flowing thoughts. What is flowing within it is everywhere
    • and flowing, they experience too during sleep the etheric body as
    • Particularly during sleep, it is revealed in its gleaming and glowing,
    • ultimate reality. It is a working and flowing and weaving together of
    • streaming, flowing, resounding, speaking activity, and form the human
    • more widely, but growing fainter and fainter, and the music growing
    • when things were felt in the following way. The realities consist of
    • finds the following.
  • Title: Lecture: Awakening to Community - I
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    • growing up, now turns inward and becomes a striving to make one's
    • to the totality of that life. Just as growing old can mean developing
    • will's impotence, take wing quite easily when one sits in a circle
  • Title: Lecture: Past Incarnations of the Peoples of Today
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    • perhaps to the Middle Ages, and imagines that he is following the
    • present time, knowing and understanding the way in which souls from
    • remote regions of the earth enter into the stream of blood flowing
    • alone, nor from a study of the blood flowing through the generations.
  • Title: The Supersensible Being of Man and the Evolution of Mankind
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    • following words what might then come about after all:
    • Crowing in the night,
  • Title: Lecture: The Peoples of the Earth in the Light of Anthroposophy
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    • are capable of flowing through the souls of the peoples of the Earth. In
    • transcends the individual human element must be revealed by knowing
    • will flowing in the human being, the will that is, in turn,
    • realised that a spiritual comfort flowing from the knowledge I have
    • international love with healing in its wings. This is indeed
  • Title: Lecture: Anthroposophy's Contribution to the Most Urgent Needs of Our Time
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    • mankind has learned through established ways of thinking and knowing,
    • following conclusion: if the realm of natural necessity is as man has
    • some extent, as it were throwing out these imaginations from the
    • if one lives intuitively in the Nature of knowing. One understands
    • working in the human being, in that we perceive the harmony of the slowing
    • the death process, willing lives in what is growing, thriving,
    • they cohere as realities, and one powerful reality is the following.
  • Title: Lecture: Yuletide and the Christmas Festival
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    • own Christmas Festival is drawing near. We will think briefly
    • Northern and Middle Europe. During the season following the
    • characteristic of the centuries immediately following, that
    • autumn and of Christmas, when the dark nights were drawing on
    • foreshadowing souls.
  • Title: Memory and Love
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    • not a question of knowing something in a purely abstract way, or —
    • have a growing feeling that faintness may overcome us in the spiritual
    • outside, but unless he is capable of showing outwardly what is within
    • of showing on the surface what he is, what life has made of him, what is
  • Title: Lecture: The Experiences of Sleep and their Spiritual Background
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    • true nature by following the method of external scientific investigation
    • raise any objection when a conclusion such as the following is reached.
    • other means of knowing the world. And, as you are aware, such have been
    • Inspired, Intuitive Knowledge. By means of these special ways of knowing
    • — ways of knowing that by dint of strenuous effort have to be
    • consciousness, already growing vague and indistinct, is often confused
    • experienced by the soul, although without knowing anything of it. It is
    • after-effects during waking life on the following day. We should not be
    • able rightly to make use of our body on the following day if we had not
    • offence when I say at once that following on the planetary experience
    • impulses for the life of the following day than we should be able to
  • Title: Lecture: About Horses That Can Count and Calculate
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    • The following lecture was given by Rudolf Steiner at Stuttgart
    • The following lecture was given by Rudolf Steiner at Stuttgart
    • came to the following conclusion: “It is of course obvious that
    • which works like a kind of automaton, namely in the following way:
    • following impression! On the one hand is Herr von Osten, who does not
    • its consciousness the horse knows nothing of all this. Besides, owing
  • Title: Threefold Order II: Lecture 1: Influence of the human will upon the course of economic life
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    • science allows of no bowing down to theories, and
    • delivery, they had succeeded on the American side in screwing
    • Think of the books we have today, showing the course of
    • would not be right in drawing such a conclusion. The
    • meets with an incident like the following, which I tell as an
    • followed, a speaker said, that the following argument was
    • was not printed before knowing that a certain number of
    • at life clearly, and knowing from which end to begin working.
  • Title: Threefold Order II: Lecture 2: On Propaganda of the Threefold Social Order
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    • following numbers, just as they appeared before! Having said
    • language and the same ideas, should be capable of throwing
    • people who, without knowing it, take slavery for freedom, are
    • and are made up of people who, knowing of nothing new, drape
  • Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture I: Free Will, Immortality
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    • cited similar ones. But in following such learned dissertations
    • we also become conscious of gradually following an inner
    • us the possibility of knowing that there is a spiritual world
    • room is made within the head for the soul. Only in knowing how
    • right. The extremities overdo evolution, thereby allowing
    • thoughts, flowing by way of love into deeds, and his freedom
  • Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture II: The Historical Evolution of Humanity
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    • him to the following short but comprehensive and
    • viewing a limited phenomenon of historical evolution and
    • is interesting to see how he succeeds in showing that American
    • remarkable can happen to anyone viewing things as a whole.
    • for showing what has to be learned at the present time: that
    • before our minds. We dream the whole day by allowing our souls
    • makes the human being think and consider, drawing conclusions
    • findings — of following historical evolution from a
    • following:
    • growing and at puberty. The body and the soul then go their own
    • does not experience growing old as a reflex feeling in the
    • realize it is probably a bit much to speak about this growing
    • — the growing younger of humanity and the influence
    • universe. The impulse came. When studying this growing
    • leave it to them, knowing full well that by occupying ourselves
    • over into the following epochs by the human souls constantly
    • said today is also true. For today the following holds good:
  • Title: Necessity for Spiritual Knowledge: Lecture 1
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    • lecture — in the following way: he won't venture to
    • fathom the following — the actual reason for our getting
    • that in speaking he wants to make the following
    • observation, not allowing ourselves to be held back by any
    • spiritual science has been showing us to be of worth should
    • realise this. It is well to realise the following — one
    • into men's hearts. Not mere theories allowing us to agree to
  • Title: Necessity for Spiritual Knowledge: Lecture 1 (alternate translation)
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    • things, and such feeling arises through the inflowing of the
  • Title: Necessity for Spiritual Knowledge: Lecture 2
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    • were quite understandable — was the following, which
    • what the following epoch demands, That is the essential
    • good and right for the centuries immediately following,
  • Title: The Ten Commandments
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    • souls, can become a specific connecting thread allowing an
    • not allowing yourself to desire what he has. Now the two last
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture I: The Being of Man
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    • not be empty; he will see before him the etheric body glowing with a
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture II: The Three Worlds
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    • the following effect: What use to us is this knowledge you say you have
    • Hark! the Hours, with furious winging,
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture IV: Devachan
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    • between two incarnations and on what does it depend? The following
    • it; now he sees it flowing past and he uses it to animate the form he
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture V: Human Tasks in the Higher Worlds
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    • various beings, then, are ranked in the following way:
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture VII: Workings of the Law of Karma in Human Life
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    • of insanity would occur during the following decade. This was the danger
    • the Masters of Wisdom, saw the necessity of allowing some spiritual
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture VIII: Good and Evil. Individual Karmic Questions.
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    • The following point is
    • following conclusion. If we study a child who has died young, we may
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture IX: Evolution of the Earth
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    • If a man eats the wrong sort of food, he is following the desires of
    • crust, had something like a living and inwardly growing peaty mass.
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture X: Progress of Mankind Up To Atlantean Times
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    • self-consciousness arose. The two following sub-races, the primal
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture XI: The Post-Atlantean Culture-Epochs
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    • The following episode
    • is brewing. Everywhere he can hear his God speaking, and the lesson
    • of the Aryan race, took the following way. Certain God-inspired messengers
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture XII: Occult Develpment
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    • rid of the following form of egoism. He must not say: “What good
    • turn into wings and then the priest starts to crow: she wakes up and
    • hears the cock crowing outside!
    • it? But that is a wrong approach. Take the following example: it is
    • withdrawing certain forces from his physical and etheric bodies. If these
    • in the following exercises, which must be practised in addition to
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture XIII: Oriental and Christian Training
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    • included, inter alia, the following: “The Stone of the Wise
    • but without knowing that it is the Philosopher's Stone.” This is an
    • there are moral ideas, such for example as the following, from
    • days. During the following week, after again meditating on the five
    • The Washing of the Feet betokens this willingness to serve, this bowing
  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture XIV: Rosicrucian Training - The Interior of the Earth - Earthquakes and Volcanoes
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    • is to renounce yourself. Hence the Rosicrucian training aims at drawing
    • leads its pupils through the following stages, and these go hand in hand
    • and inner balance. The training itself consists of the following:
    • purify the spirit. By following the strict lines of these thoughts,
    • increasingly growing larger and larger until it is as large as the Earth;
    • various methods of training, and I will end these lectures by showing
    • all epochs says the following about the interior of the Earth. We must
  • Title: First Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • ourselves. We may make outer drawings on them, but this is only to
    • illustrate by outer drawings, we might equally well imagine purely in
    • outer drawing; I could simply have instructed you in thought to form
    • always flowing together in their effects. In the whole realm of
  • Title: Second Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • growing velocity, and there will be a certain measure of this
    • shewing, comes to terms both with the downward pressure and with the
    • following. We will remain purely within the given facts. Kindly
    • this, think of the following, which once again is a simple statement
  • Title: Third Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • to the bottom of it. He began borrowing and collecting instruments,
    • Following what has actually happened with my drawing, I must say: the
    • former instance but in cross-section as I am now drawing it (
    • again with colours graded from the edge towards the centre. Following
    • as such. The lines I have been drawing are but the limits of the
    • have formed such a habit of drawing lines into the light, and from
    • the eye. I can now make the following experiment. Omitting the water
    • the water. The ray is there refracted. Owing to the transition from a
    • eye you look into the pupil. I am now drawing it from the side and in
    • may also tell from the following fact. During the day when you look
  • Title: Fourth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • drawing of the phenomenon (see
    • have the following phenomenon: Looking along here, I see what would
    • Fresnel's experiment: we get the following idea. The movement of the
    • they are — setting them forth, following them with our
    • one swings upward when the other downward so that they cancel each
    • is to dim the light. This is again brought out in the following
    • drawing of it. We may have what I shewed you yesterday — a
    • from the Sun or from a glowing solid body but from a glowing gas, we
    • we interpose the sodium flame, so that the glowing sodium somehow
    • IVh). What happens then is very like what I was shewing you in
    • flowing light itself gives us the explanation.
  • Title: Fifth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • shewing, as well as may be with our limited resources, the experiment
    • obtain a luminous picture with the light that spreads from a glowing
    • with glowing sodium gas: in the midst of a very feeble spectrum there
    • spectrum when we interpose the glowing sodium. We have not been able
    • the following experiment. You now see the complete spectrum projected
    • this is due to the body's swallowing all the other colours and only
    • throwing back the red. With like simplicity we can explain why
    • The following will
    • a so-called “body” flowing through space with a certain
  • Title: Sixth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • by following the facts straightforwardly. Suppose this were a plate
    • VIa). Through it you look at a luminous object. As I am drawing
    • the direction of the “ray” I am now drawing, the light
    • The following should
    • space, with a kind of in-drawing of the light. It is as though our
    • colours on the other hand have a quality of drawing on us, sucking at
    • to recognize the following, When we are in a light-filled space we do
    • in a way unite with this light-filled space. Something in us swings
    • following remark, — for I have had to indicate these things in
    • showing, — e.g. the forming of the spectrum. The explanation is
  • Title: Seventh Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • darkness. Today I will begin by shewing you the phenomenon of
    • consider please the following phenomenon; it is most important,
    • environment? Take then the following experiment. Fill a bucket with
    • than our environment we feel the latter as if it were drawing,
    • together what I have just been shewing with what I told you before
  • Title: Eighth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • before; it will then lead you to the following reflection. A single
    • phenomenon. I mean the following for instance, — it has in
    • chords, widening or narrowing the aperture between them, so do the
  • Title: Ninth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • finds release, becomes to all appearances very like flowing
    • necessary tension, you can produce the following result. Suppose we
    • nor is it simply a fine spray of matter. It is flowing electricity
    • flowing along here, but in its movement and in relation to other
    • said: This is a stream of electricity as such. And now this flowing
    • what we believe to be matter, to be in fact no more than flowing
  • Title: Tenth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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    • flowing electricity as such, and what we see seems very like the
    • flowing electricity has become manifest to some extent, as a form
    • by drawing a parallel to the base of the triangle through the
    • Yet, are we only drawing on the surface after all, or are we
    • calculating, or drawing it geometrically, or analyzing the forms of
    • is the electricity itself, flowing through there, is imperceptible
    • one witnesses indeed from time to time, shewing how what is wrong
  • Title: Man/Being/Spirit/Soul: Lecture I: Man as a Being of Spirit and Soul
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    • be characterized in the following words. It can be
    • perfectly clear, I would like to give the following
    • outlook lies. It can be characterized in the following way. If
    • relationship, no one knowing things only from a
    • has any wish to prevent those whom he addresses from following
  • Title: Man/Being/Spirit/Soul: Lecture II: The Psychological Expression of the Unconscious
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    • case of the experience following the same laws that underlie
    • we fly with wings. But at the same time we know that all this
    • knowing spiritual experiences on the other, he knows that the
    • The other aspect is the following. When the scientist of
    • take the son under his wing at this decisive moment.
    • the other knowing what conclusions can be drawn. It is
    • following: The medium said: A message is now coming from the
    • not do it by allowing a dead person to speak through a
    • point out the region of the eternal, in showing how the
    • normal and abnormal way, and in showing just from its
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture I
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    • considerations which have been overlooked owing to exclusive attention
    • described. That I can do the following for instance, calls simply for
    • made to make spectrum analysis showing the behavior of the light at
    • sun is a kind of glowing gas ball, but the sun is not a glowing ball
    • illustrate to you by the following: Assume to yourselves that you had
    • rarefaction is thought of and a rarefied glowing gas is postulated.
    • would be an absurdity; it would be impossible. But now, the following
    • theories. Such a one is the following: a gas enclosed in a vessel
    • questions of the following sort: to what extent within nature are heat
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture II
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    • drawing.)
    • pointer moves more and more, showing that the expansion increases with
    • following: in the first two terms of (6) you see
    • somewhat the following situation. On the one hand encouraged by all
    • They had lost the habit of really following things in thought. The old
    • following conclusion: Unless the action of the sun were present, we
    • things in following lectures from the fact themselves; they are
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture III
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    • this way. And now I would ask you to make the following consideration
    • fundamental and consider the following: Assume a line
    • out of the plane, such a being would have no way of following it; the
    • from the surface to the solid, but what can I do by following this
    • but the drawing adds nothing to your idea. You have given, the sum of
    • You see, I am showing you how we must, as it were, break a path if we
    • following way: That which I must add to the gas from the outside is
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture IV
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    • Now you need only consider the following. You need consider only that
    • following the same course of reasoning as has given rise to the
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture V
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    • conceptual realm, and you can everywhere see showing through how these
    • the following:
    • very definite reason. You must make the following clear to yourselves:
    • the water. Here we have between zero and four degrees, water showing
    • the following: What happens then, when a heat condition obliges us to
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture VI
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    • following did not occur until several hours after the end of the
    • for our observations is the following: To illustrate it we can take
    • may be represented in somewhat the following way:
    • By drawing all
    • assumed here as produced by drawing perpendiculars to the line of fall
    • yourselves the following: Suppose someone were trying to explain the
    • showing the direction in which the water is tending, their direction
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture VII
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    • following: If we wish to approach the being of heat in its reality we
    • this before our souls. This requires us to make the following
    • following way. We must, if we are to stick to the observable, in some
    • her atmosphere and seeks to scatter herself again. Following the
    • consisting in a drawing together in the Wärmenach when the
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture VIII
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    • Now we must make clear to ourselves the following point. Is there ever
    • the skin. The drawing back of the needle is in reality nothing other
    • before our eyes in the following way: “I have produced heat, and
    • pictures the fluid, the fluid gives the foreshadowing of the gaseous,
    • You have the colors following each other in a series of approximately
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture IX
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    • state of the fluid showing form only to the extent of making
    • were, the fluid throwing out a surface and thus showing its relation
    • this by allowing light to shine through a pair of tourmaline crystals.
    • there as a foreshadowing of the solid form. Thus we can say we have to
    • though I should say the following: we can imagine in the cosmos heat
    • thought-out fantasies resulting simply from loose thinking. Following
    • drawing at end of Chapter).
    • drawing).
    • nearer to the reality. This drawing nearer is the problem we must
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture X
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    • light by allowing a beam to pass through this opening, and into this
    • (see drawing
    • temperature) becomes red in the following order: copper, nickel, zinc,
    • limits to the realm of the solids by following what it is essentially
    • lineal series among which you are following states of aggregation to
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture XI
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    • spectrum by throwing light through this opening — you can see it
    • blue-violet end. We do this by allowing the blue portion to fall on a
    • (see drawing). Then, when it has opened, the action of these forces
    • following striking statement: if we wish to get a concept of what is
    • from adding to the modern technology, knowing only pressures —
    • concept rests on the following very crude notions: when I have heat I
    • before him, is obliged to say the following: “Heat exists, in
    • fundamentally, this is nothing other than the following: one can no
    • Now let us consider the following: How can one make the attempt
    • in the following manner.
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    • us to bring our observations to a conclusion the following day.
    • temperature within the body. The following formula expresses the
    • your attention was called to the following fact: when we have an
    • end the chemical effects Now we have to consider the following.
    • following statement: When we think of heat as extending in one
    • imaginary numbers. But now we have already made the following
    • yesterday in the discussion following the lecture by Messrs. Blumel
    • following would not be advanced: “Apparently heat is just heat
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture XIII
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    • by showing that when the chemical portion is there, the phosphorescent
    • Let us observe particularly the following: The heat realm, the X, Y,
    • you to say the following: The corpse as it exists there has been
  • Title: Warmth Course: Lecture XIV
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    • to certain ones. They are the following. When we bring before our eyes
    • comprehend chemical processes finds the following: Wherever chemical
    • We can indeed say the following: although chemical effects work
    • in particular does it interpenetrate the fluid element owing to
    • following: What you are outwardly as a physical body that you are
    • Taking all of this together you come to the following: from a
    • drawing.) Also, here we still have this force that fills
    • picture the following to yourselves. You know well that the human body
    • anything radical toward renewing their manner of thinking, but simply
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture I
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    • lived through it, who, without necessarily growing old, have reached
    • place in face of the spiritual is the following, which we will take
    • to compare this with the following symptom drawn from the realm of
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture II
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    • following can only be indicated in broad outline, but if you care to
    • how can he awaken himself? Zealous spirits among growing humanity —
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture III
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    • actually like the process of growing: productive forces were released
    • ought to be grateful to the materialists for drawing attention to the
    • following.
    • permanent atom — books with curious drawings showing the
    • following is characteristic. There lives at the present time a very
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IV
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    • of the life of humanity in a particular region or period by knowing
    • the following only from this point of view as I read you a passage
    • evolution of the West. It goes to show those who have been growing up
    • all, I am drawing from the same forces from which my own age draws
    • what is brewing indistinctly, subconsciously in your souls and what
    • come into its own. Let me add the following to what I have said in
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    • other alternative was to become fully conscious of the following:
    • new faculty — the faculty of drawing out of the human
    • in this connection the following presents itself quite clearly to our
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    • feeling, especially about the growing child.
    • growing child, when looked at with this consciousness, reveals from
    • will have in future to give man wings to fulfil his moral intuitions.
    • on the other, to the necessity of knowing that this ethical
    • pedagogics of the future to the growing generation by teachers and
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    • tired and keeps turning and twisting about without knowing why. I do
    • four means to knowledge in the following way. First, there was that
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VIII
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    • an outer description of what was experienced by those growing-up
    • drawing them down into the world of the senses from a super-sensible
    • tremendous swing round in man's inner perception in the fourth
    • filled the souls of the Scholastics? It is the following — the
    • I mean for the external science of the times following his; for
    • is characteristic of the generation growing up about the turn of the
    • in face of the growing scientific conceptions, yet asking with deep
    • I have to say tomorrow by the following.
    • that his mood is illustrated by the following anecdote: Somebody was
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    • today — those who guided them into arithmetic, knowing too how
    • is no possibility of knowing anything about the human being beyond
    • on growing under the influence of the etheric force of the cosmos and
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    • the first period of Goethe's life, then the following one, and
    • following life-period. Goethe began Faust in his youth in such a way
    • came the following millennia. It was still experienced up to a
    • emphasis is no longer placed on what the old become merely by growing
    • evolution of humanity; we should be clear about the following
    • being. For you will make the following remarkable observation. It is
    • showing the child symbols or allegories, but we shall do it in an
    • heart of the growing human being. This question takes different forms
    • growing up about the turn of the nineteenth century. Try to feel that
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    • human being who is growing into the epoch of the consciousness soul
    • do not wish to stress any one of the following in particular. It is
    • following picture.
    • without knowing much about one another. Yet it is about themselves
    • sewing on trouser buttons, only tailors can do that! It is dreadful;
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    • councilor; it was not exhausted by the locksmith knowing — we
    • seriously. Today it would make a similar impression as the following
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    • twentieth, that the growing human being, who longed to know what the
    • itself to the true educator as coming forth from the young, growing
    • we recognize as spiritual needs vessels. These vessels are growing
  • Title: Lecture: Lecture I: Occult Signs and Symbols
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    • currents flowing in all directions. Among them are five main
    • following his passions, you must say of him that he stands lower than
    • of great importance to do exercises such as the following. At first,
    • idea of this if you follow me into the following consideration, which
    • the following. If one were to make a chest the height, width, and
    • the Bible in a beautiful way in the following words:
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    • that Varuna is revealed in the air and in the winds blowing through
    • the Mysteries is quite different from knowing them as a layman from
    • Who until then had not belonged to the earth, was drawing near. And
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    • present day that reaches humanity only as words born on the wings of
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    • intellect the reason of the letters following each other. Taken in the
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    • capacities become Luciferic owing to their entrance into a human body.
    • I told you the following some years ago: In the sixties and seventies
    • following the materialistic lead of his day. In some fine letters,
    • could look so deeply into the events of his day, died owing to a
    • following: “In No. 6 of the weekly paper, Dreigliederung des
    • here or there. It is well, therefore, to read the following passage in
    • Today, New Year's day, with my visit drawing to an end, I wished to
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    • allowing for very slight differences. But now, think of it: one
    • cognition or knowing. A still wider standpoint is that of
    • Inspired knowing, and the highest, if I may use this
    • knowing. In Imaginative cognition, I receive pictures of
    • reality, knowing very well that they are pictures, but also
    • yet, but I have pictures of a reality. At the stage of knowing
    • in the acts of Intuitive knowing I stand within this spiritual
    • structure of the brain. If I, as a Herbartian, make drawings of
    • drawings look exactly the same as the physiologist's sketches
    • mathematical problem, I would say the following: imagine that a
    • something that will be developed in the following lectures
    • mysterious of all processes in the human being. The following
    • as we shall see in the following lectures. I know that this
    • If I make drawings of these organs as if they were solid
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    • through the aggregate states, we thus arrive at the following
    • that they may keep for the following year. If the potatoes were
    • surface. And the consequence is that the plant, growing out of
    • is growing. We must rather take our start from the root, and so
    • lecture I will have to continue this subject, showing you that
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    • ear, for example, you will find the following: ego
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    • showing us, for instance, that what exists at some particular place
    • empirical state of affairs is exactly the same — allowing for
    • of reality, knowing very well that they are pictures, but
    • He — the chairman — then said the following: ‘Here
    • Herbartian, make drawings of the complicated associations of
    • the process underlying the concatenation of ideas, my drawings look
    • should say the following: Imagine that a man, living in the world,
    • in the human being. The following lectures will show that we must
    • with, as we shall see in the following lectures.
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    • thus brings us to the following conclusions: In the case of the
    • acknowledge but which is none the less a truth, following indeed from
    • put the potatoes into them so that they may keep for the following
    • surface. And the consequence is that the plant, growing out of the
    • the next lecture I shall have to continue this subject, showing that
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    • what is revealed in the plant we come to the following.
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    • birth without knowing anything of the world, in which they lived. A
    • way when we speak of Michael and his mission, knowing that Michael,
    • a time when spiritual life is flowing into the sense world. These
    • understand our times through knowing ourselves to be in a spiritual
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    • to have been following the events of the times; and so one well
    • greater and ever greater grew the following of this Utopia in
    • is growing up, and how, more or less unconsciously —
    • practice of life to-day, will be plain from the following
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    • this for you (see drawing) it looks very like a fish. What you
    • write, with the artistic drawing of the shapes — of the
    • showing its original source, we compass the whole being and
    • drawing, etc.; we must impart the psychic element in teaching
    • something to do with drawing and painting. Thus we begin with
    • drawing, the drawing-painting in the simplest way. But we
    • Therefore we first extract from the element of drawing the
    • up reading on drawing. In this way you will soon see that we
    • writing from a setting of drawing, we should need to spend the
    • following the shape with his hands, and on his knowing that he
    • then not learn to read without his hand following the shapes of
    • something down on paper in drawing or even in painting,
    • drawing, we shall not be bent on saying: You must copy this or
    • that, but we show him original forms in drawing; we show him
    • copied. We shall have to bear this in mind with drawing and
    • impulse of becoming one with growing forces of the form itself.
    • One must have, even when drawing a nose, some inner relation
    • drawing or modelling, is a specification of the whole musical
    • in drawing on the artistic element we assimilate into the
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    • of external things. Therefore, in showing you, yesterday,
    • to make drawings of consonants. Then you will not only need to
    • depends on the nature of our feelings to the growing human
    • being, on our reverence for the growing being as a mysterious
    • feeling: the growing being stands before us, but he is the
    • By following out the methods practised in our teachers' training
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    • the least true is drawing. Drawing as such already approaches
    • essentially drawing dead substance. With colours we should
    • arises from colour, that therefore the function of drawing is
    • abstraction. We ought to produce already in the growing child a
    • future, for you cannot understand it yet!” This drawing
    • cultivated in the growing child. In poetry the child should
    • avoid allowing so much as an echo of what we teach in the
    • the opportunity of drawing their attention to the fact that we
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    • child, then, in the following way, quite without
    • having hands.” But there is a difference if while knowing
    • following lessons. In the next lesson, then, have a straight
    • of repetition by letting the child imitate the drawing and, in
    • have previously pinned on the board with drawing-pins, you
    • development of the will of the growing being.
    • in our time, for the following reason.
    • is flowing into me.” When you have felt the holiness in
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    • that a kind of drawing should be embarked on, and even a kind
    • well-founded teaching that a certain intimacy with drawing
    • writing is derived from drawing. And a further condition is
    • transition from drawing to handwriting, from writing to
    • have succeeded, through the element of drawing, in giving the
    • drawing. You will be able to do this easily if you simply call
    • drawing became the B. You will find in every word
    • follow the same line. It leads to the following:
    • making the drawings. Anyone who made a mistake, when he was
    • shall try to arrive at the letter from the drawing: just as we
    • drawing to writing. I said that you have no need to study the
    • drawings of external things — but never the vowels. The
    • breath in a vowel. In this way you get drawings which can
    • can always derive the vowels from drawing. If, for instance,
    • derived from drawing to the form which the modern written
    • writing should spring from drawing. But they proceed on
    • drawing of the sitting or dancing bear, but they take the b as
    • ), and try to lead the child in this way from drawing to
    • observed the practicability of deriving writing from drawing,
    • of this, following her, in his meditation, into the spiritual
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    • — for the will cannot be forced by simply throwing the
    • artistic: music, drawing, plastic art, etc.; but on the other
    • the growing child. Consequently, he will have to accept, among
    • growing child if you cannot estimate the influence on him of
    • those showing a rapid or a slow assimilation, and those showing
    • should like to make the following objection. Anyone
    • something and can descant on it in the following terms:
    • sublime contemporary wisdom, and then following it up with,
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    • to use drawing, and simple elementary painting, as a substitute
    • convey by drawing or by painting, but by a study of the thing
    • with the outward form. You will be wise to use the drawing
    • drawing it, its appearance; in a word, you will make the
    • whiskers, how, besides, you can see the gnawing-teeth
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    • kingdoms. A tremendous amount of harm is done to the growing
    • You are drawing his attention to the way in which rays of light
    • showing him a lens, explaining the focus, and showing how
    • instance, the following fact: suppose you have here the
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    • that it is growing green. And only then go on to let the child
    • “the grass is growing green.” Lead him on to
    • transform this sentence “the grass is growing
    • is raining,” “it is snowing,” “it is
    • meadow is growing green,” or if you evolve grammar and
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    • painting-drawing with the child as we have discussed. We shall
    • gradually allow writing to arise from painting-drawing. We
    • to imitate world-forms, as long as we derive it from drawing.
    • drawing forms with the written letters, so that the child still
    • with drawing again, and to teach writing before reading.
    • elements of geometry to drawing. In drawing, of course, we can
    • line. That is, we evolve the actual forms in drawing, by
    • drawing them and then saying: “This is a triangle, this
    • the drawing of maps, and finally we connect geography with
    • painting and drawing with the little children as a morning
    • matters are involved in the drawing up of the time-table and we
    • following arrangement is very carefully made beforehand with a
    • begin, for instance, by drawing on the board a right-angled
    • Music. Painting with drawing.
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    • mark the different configurations of the district, drawing the
    • This drawing represents meadows which can be mown. We say so to
    • his drawing of maps by marking for him the line where the
    • Southern Alps touch the Mediterranean Sea. In drawing for him
    • you perhaps explain to him from a regional map showing the
    • then show in your drawing how, towards the west, there lies a
    • the beginning, when showing the child the connection
    • one subject following on a lesson in another, but so that we
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    • if you avoid showing him in his last years at the school the
    • impression on the consciousness of the growing children. I am
    • tremendous boon to the growing child, particularly from the
    • of view; from thirteen to fifteen the point in drawing up the
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    • should be distinguished from an adjective by showing the child
    • that is of great benefit to the growing child. The first school
    • primitive kind of painting-drawing, for this is, of course, our
    • These elements, painting-drawing, drawing with colours, finding
    • against the well-being of the growing child. But we shall
    • study the elements of painting and drawing, of music, and even
    • “painting-drawing” we shall obviously not need to
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    • last school years of the growing being. Here you can still
    • to the growing child chiefly conventionalities, writing,
    • history and botany — too obvious. We must avoid drawing
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    • the following day he sketched the teaching aims in the
    • made the following remarks:
    • growing being, from a psychological point of view, and if you
    • particular the growing child. In all questions of method they
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    • itself or of will. Psychologists have completely failed — owing
    • within us, then you have will. In our drawing our life's course ends
    • keeping it continually as seed, allowing it to be nothing more than
    • outer layer so that the nerves which are connected with knowing may be
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    • most clearly by the following hypothesis: imagine that your two arms
    • dying. In Nature dying and becoming are continuously flowing into one
    • in me, and also the stream of renewing: dying — being born again.
    • this throwing out: imagine a solution where something is being
    • evolution of the earth itself is maintained. It is owing to
    • enabled, thanks to these forces, to go on growing to-day. And it is
    • up he is bestowing upon the earth process something which continuously
    • be-dewing of the physical sense world by the super-sensible. You can
    • further expected — viewing things as he did from the confines of
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    • By way of introduction I should like to say the following: it is not
    • invisible. But when we look at the will nature we find the following:
    • impulse. You can, e.g., have the following idea: something I wished to
    • usually starts from the following classic example in setting forth its
    • following generations, with the result that all culture will soon
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    • then you have the feeling activity flowing over directly into the
    • activities are always flowing into one another. Now consider what it
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    • between willing, feeling and thinking-knowing. If I may speak
    • Suppose you have here two posts set up like pillars. (See drawing.)
    • carefully, please, how much fully conscious knowing activity there is
    • grasp the facts characterised above in the following way. In our
    • in the activity of our knowing-thinking. If therefore you want to say
    • the waking condition in its real sense in thinking and knowing, the
    • following the rhythm of life, everything that is asleep has the
    • possible on his powers of knowing, on his understanding, but by
    • growing child.
    • possible to make it in the following way:
    • i.Waking......Knowing in images
    • the image knowing of every day than the inspired feeling which lies
    • above is not correct) you must draw it in the following way, and then
    • will say: knowing in images descends in the direction of arrow 1 into
    • this knowing, which is indicated by arrow 1 is the descent into the
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    • method at the outset. When we place ourselves into a knowing
    • drawing
    • physiology you find the following put forward; the organ that acts as
    • themselves off from the human organisation and thereby allowing
    • processes take place (the dark shading in the drawing). Now imagine
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    • Thus everything in man is partly of a knowing nature, partly of a
    • feeling nature and partly of a willing nature. The knowing is
    • principally knowing, but also of a feeling and willing nature; the
    • feeling is principally feeling, but also of a knowing and willing
    • another man something like the following happens. You perceive a man
    • Actually we see things in the following way: in presenting an
    • use his sense of sight without knowing that the whole human being
    • activity. Thus willing, feeling and knowing are to be found even in
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    • If you yourselves have a well developed knowledge of the growing
    • into a kind of hygiene of the growing child.
    • menagerie is the drawing of a conclusion. We must be clear on this
    • usually find amongst the conclusions the following famous one:
    • thinking-knowing is in continual flux. You make all three judgments
    • knowing process, that is, in the living spirit of man. What is their
    • different sides showing for example how men have gradually come to
    • aim not to destroy anything in the growing human being, but to teach
    • prayer. I once expressed this in a public lecture in the following
    • demonstrations or showing of set examples will be of any help. It is
    • midst of them, this too is planted in the growing child.
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    • Now we could also make another drawing of the human being. It could be
    • (see drawing): spirit, body, soul. The smaller sphere: body and soul.
    • what I do with every growing child, the way I work with him, has
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    • breast and limbs, and developed from drawing and painting. Elementary
    • going on around him. He is able to do this owing to the fact that his
    • art. The first elements of drawing, painting and music must precede
    • the written forms from its drawings, we shall be educating through the
    • educating the child, he is growing and evolving through his chest
    • that all that accelerates the growing forces of the human being, or
    • the child would be in danger of growing too fast if he had too good a
    • catchwords and phrases, we must be able to observe in the growing
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    • (drawing a).
    • Then this position (drawing b) represents the bent arm.
    • drawing. It is a thoroughly machine-like movement. You also carry out
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    • we must swing back again to a kind of movement which is permeated with
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    • human trunk (see drawing) you must think of the real head as somewhere
    • outside: it opens its mouth here above (see drawing) and here below
    • neglecting to bring imagination continually into the growing power of
    • had thought of explaining the theorem of Pythagoras in the following
    • mental pictures, won from the spirit it will take wings. Such
    • inscribe the following as a motto for his teaching:
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    • properly, I will give you the following example.
    • the soul motivates the growing process, how the soul of the
    • ourselves: In our activity of knowing, nothing flows into our
    • it can only be understood if the way of knowing the material
    • for viewing these worlds as real, we start by creating
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    • We will also have difficultly following in an entirely
    • system through our following our will activities with mental
    • into some detail to achieve our task of showing that
    • consider the following, you will have something
    • knowing the reality of the three dimensions cannot be
    • in our ordinary way of knowing but only with
    • thought in the region of the rhythmic system. Following this
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    • when we confront the world on this level of knowing. There
    • is assured of continually following everything one does with
    • the following.
    • head organization can also be looked at in the following way.
    • in saying the following: If I have still not succeeded in
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    • mere remembering. We have a subjective experience of viewing
    • inner experience arises parallel to this inner viewing, this
    • following in mind.
    • following: We may notice first of all what has happened to
    • side and become aware of a spiritual reality flowing into the
    • images of imaginative life. This flowing of spiritual reality
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    • takes place in mental life. He made drawings for the
    • following the neurologist Meynert, to see the connecting
    • man said the following:
    • drawing actually comes out the same, he said, whether I, an
    • then the other drew his. The drawings were identical. The one
    • particular. His explanation is essentially the following: he
    • the following. When we contemplate the human organization as
    • pantheistically-tinged way of knowing, in which the separate
    • our soul and use it as a subject for drawing or painting.
    • the mere drawing or painting of it would not have been
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    • them. When we adopt such a way of viewing phenomena and make
    • educate ourselves in phenomenology, to reach a “growing
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    • of various ways of knowing that through inner soul work can
    • follow as further steps from our everyday kind of knowing and
    • intuition refers to a kind of knowing that is not sharply
    • real intuition. Real intuition is a kind of knowing, a
    • human organism during this inner viewing is totally different
    • the following: The moment we advance to inspired cognition,
    • intuitively. I must describe this in the following way.
    • and I will only just mention the following. When intuition
    • direct viewing of the original spiritual forces that are
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    • cannot fly like the birds because we have no wings. However, dear
    • two wings to fly there. The wing on the left is called “hard
    • work,” and the other wing on the right is called “paying
    • attention.” We cannot see them, but these two wings —
    • come to us, and on the wings of hard work and paying attention we will
    • enjoy what you can learn, when you are flying on the wings of hard
    • unfold the left wing of the human soul, which is hard work, and the
    • right wing, which is paying attention.
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    • irreparable loss of this vital means of showing what the
    • considerably during those harrowing years, no breach was made in the
    • for years that we will have to reckon with a constantly growing
    • the course it was following up to 1918. This is a fact of the
    • range of activities. But to be realistic we need to ask the following
    • growing, but we can try. What were its founders (and more especially
    • individuals who experience their present youth and their growing
    • not just students but human beings as well, and were growing older as
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    • Following these procedures, one arrives at this or that conclusion about
    • is alive, and goes on growing. Conviction about anthroposophy might
    • certain one's conviction becomes. This growing-up of anthroposophical
    • picture consciousness in their reviewing of their lives. There is a
    • been following my recent activities will have seen how occupied I
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    • possibility of knowing the cosmos as spirit.
    • who lies asleep. Now I am waking up.” It is like knowing at the
    • the anthroposophical swing of things.
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    • growing up, now turns inward and becomes a striving to make one's
    • to the totality of that life. Just as growing old can mean developing
    • will's impotence, take wing quite easily when one sits in a circle
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    • flowing from the wellsprings of anthroposophical investigation,
    • ministry. They were intent above all else on a renewing of religion,
    • It means outgrowing a merely instinctual way of experiencing. But it
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    • though I cannot quote it verbatim, made the following point. It began
    • let me cite the following instructive example. I come back again to
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    • that the outer world does not hold the entire contents of reality, allowing
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    • saw by drawing a picture of a serpent biting its own tail. That image
    • easily make a drawing of, but it represents, in simplified form, the
    • ] he felt the need to make drawings of what his researches into animal
    • of the animal. If you open Haeckel's books and look at his drawings
    • (others have of course also made drawings, but Haeckel, I would say,
    • made them the fundamental core of his whole thinking process) showing
    • will find drawings that would remind anyone who knows of these things
    • it must be regarded, by anyone following the path of knowledge with
    • utterly resemble those now achieved by drawing what is seen in the outside
    • are already part way towards the kind of drawings or ‘paintings’
    • Inspiration and Intuition. More will be said about this in the following
    • was a matter of showing how it is necessary to progress from what Haeckel
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    • following the exercises that lead to imaginative perception. What is
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    • arrive at the following. We shall then have to say to ourselves that
    • it is able to gain by following its path. I have described the path
    • provides the basis for this world of the senses. We can do this by allowing
    • of repeated earlier lives as something showing us the ego at different
    • as it were, an inner and an outer force swinging to and fro. In a similar
    • material sense. This means nothing else but that in consistently following
    • One real and most important thing is the following. Not everyone is
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    • of them, a living flowing movement arises, an inhalation and exhalation
    • soil from which this spiritual science is growing is also able to produce
    • at Dornach — tomorrow I will be showing some samples of this in
    • be done. The author I am referring to had the following to say on this:
    • to what is open to supersensible perception. But this man said the following:
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    • brewing in some or other island of life, not bothered by what
    • is not about tracking down such grass growing but that we
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    • renewing one's whole conception of the universe, the need
    • the following centuries. That that has all evolved slowly
    • bowing and scraping if the G. S. has to appear at court?
    • wings over this spiritual life, so that all spiritual
    • possibility of following it up, out of staying behind in
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    • life, often following mere impulses and instincts.
    • but no proof has ever held against inner logical knowing,
    • Riddles of the Soul, showing that a human being
    • prejudice against this drawing of parallels between the
    • does not succeed there in knowing anything real. In
    • Docta ignorantia, of a learned unknowing, of an
    • therefore the tragedy of men growing old who will not
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    • swinging of a pendulum back and forth. Man must seek
    • continually in his life the swing of the pendulum from
    • actual participation in the great rhythmic swing of the
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    • withdrawing comfortably by means of illusions from the
    • spirit is everywhere misunderstood. The following fact,
    • in this age under the wing of the State. That on the one
    • hitting, grasping, without myself knowing anything about
    • Whitsuntide, in regard to the necessity of renewing
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    • growing out of the preceding life on earth as it relates to the
    • These changes may be described in about the following way.
    • Mars-sphere, we must consider the following. A great decisive
    • following were not to take place.
    • now we will consider one more thing. Kant once, following
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    • may find souls of the dead who sometimes say the following in
    • following way, for instance, a soul was able to make itself
    • During the time immediately following death, one thing,
    • content. During the time immediately following death, the
    • immediately following death we have to send our thoughts to the
    • spiritual research resulted in the following: the father had
    • following, let us look at the souls who here on earth are
    • regard to these forces and powers. Thus the following becomes
    • following:
    • times when all kinds of drawings were made of group souls,
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    • be fathomed in their true nature by following the method of external
    • when a conclusion such as the following is reached. It is asserted,
    • find other means of knowing the world. And, as you are aware, such
    • ways of knowing — ways of knowing that by dint of strenuous
    • consciousness, already growing vague and indistinct, is often
    • soul, although without knowing anything of it. It is present as an
    • life on the following day. We should not be able rightly to make use
    • of our body on the following day if we had not raised ourselves up
    • following on the planetary experience man has an experience of the
    • more important impulses for the life of the following day than we
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    • take the following form. — We ask ourselves: How would it be if
    • build up in thought an imaginary man who acts in the following
    • take the following standpoint, and say: Yes, we have had these
    • and obstacles, realising that owing to our earlier lives — if
    • also say the following: Every sorrow, every suffering, every obstacle
    • — as a probability to begin with, but then as an ever-growing
    • whole setting, give us ever-growing certainty of the correctness of
    • investigator guards against drawing conclusions; he lets the things
    • recognising that he has a brilliant mind — said the following
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    • discovered that a swinging pendulum has the tendency to maintain the
    • earth and that if a long pendulum is allowed to swing, then the
    • impoverish ourselves and in the following incarnation our
    • again the following year by means of his invention the gyroscope.
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    • point to the following.
    • the whole cultural life of humanity during the centuries following!
    • instruments; that there is continuity, an onflowing stream of happenings
    • squarely. Gilgamish, then, was a personality who, owing to his particular
    • owing to the conditions of the times was not able to penetrate fully
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    • which lay in drawing forth from what was known to mankind through vision
    • known! And the following passage seems to me particularly characteristic.
    • — a feebly flowing stream. This personality of the Greco-Latin
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    • the inflowing of higher spiritual Beings. In the soul of the ancient
    • immediately following the Atlantean catastrophe, the Beings we call
    • considering the downflowing of forces from the Hierarchies. The forces
    • of Zarathustra himself, were capable of knowing how this happened, of
    • mention is made of twelve streams flowing from Niflheim to Muspelheim.
    • and are described in the old Germanic myths as streams flowing from
    • the period immediately following the Atlantean catastrophe, the Spirits
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    • instead of flowing into the sea trickles away over lowlands. But while
    • and of the epoch following that of Greece are modified in a quite different
    • Greek civilisation, the following must also be said. It was preceded
    • of the onflowing stream of man's evolution. And when we observe the
    • of time to another as an opportunity for allowing ideal which embrace
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    • following. — Before the human being comes down to
    • the heavens, with the Sun either following or ahead. The relationship
    • approaches him from outside which owing to his inherent constitution
    • consider the following — Large numbers of people nowadays are
    • lifeless and this becomes a force leading to illness in the following
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    • phases, showing clearly that Garibaldi stood at a level above the
    • misunderstood. I told you that it is not a question of following
    • as it seems today, such things as the following did happen in those
    • leads nowhere. But by following certain underlying currents we find
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    • continuous, onward flowing stream, one event proceeding from
    • he makes a resolve that may be expressed as follows: Owing to this
    • following spheres of Mercury and Venus, man gradually approaches the
    • of the following. — Stars — what are they, in
    • be fettered to the Earth but take wings out into the expanses of the
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    • following comparison. — Suppose you have a grain of corn —
    • of the following. — Imagine that you had been given a legacy, but
    • elements of the physical plane? He had wings. So have the birds. He
    • drawing of it, but simply and solely our thoughts about a circle. With
    • A man may, so to speak, be a clairvoyant without knowing it; and one
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    • zu gestalten. Da zwingen uns die Tatsachen selber, Anschauen,
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    • Hinundherschwingen einer inneren und einer äußeren
    • daß dieser zu dem sich hinaufschwingen kann, was ich in
    • wie eine Naturmacht selber, wie etwas, was zwingend wirkt auf
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    • following the course of human evolution, we find that among the
    • being, from there drawing everything into the realm of soul and
    • knowing nothing, it is driving the very life out of human
    • never on knowing what the watchmaker does with them. In all
  • Title: Deeper Education: Lecture II: Forces Leading to Health and Illness in Education
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    • Today I wish to speak about the following question: with
    • offer the following.
    • pendulum swing, or when he uses his legs in order to dance or
    • case we cannot speak of right or wrong. A drawing may be
    • upon us when we consider the following. There is a definite
  • Title: Deeper Education: Lecture III: A Comprehensive Knowledge of Man as the Source of Imagination in the Teacher
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    • afternoon, I would like to add the following. You see, we must
    • following.
    • death. On the other hand, we have the task of knowing that this
    • actual words — he spoke more or less to the following
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    • himself against our better will the following example can perhaps
    • continually inflowing desire life, in all of these pictures and
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    • which is the real thing. The following example can elucidate
    • behold spiritual reality. The following verses express the
  • Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture V: The Reappearance of Christ in the Etheric
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    • connection with the millennia following Christ, in which we ourselves
    • following Christ, but in reverse order. The repetition occurs in such
    • were, from without, so we find that, in the second age following
    • That was the second age following Christ. In it, the
    • of the Christ event, of which we have spoken, and of the following
    • following. He was called Shabattai Tzevi. People from Poland,
    • evolution of humanity, at the dawn of the age of Abraham following
    • profession of faith in Christ Jesus will arise through our growing
    • into the sphere in which we shall encounter Him, through our growing
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    • manifests in the following way: what was finally to appear in
    • Then, following the Solomon-epoch, came the era that can be called
    • Individuality will appear in the flesh, showing through his life that
    • The following passages are from the lecture to which Dr. Steiner is
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    • did back then. Such words from the past are the following: I arrived
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    • following seven sects of perdition enumerated:
    • In the bright light living wisdom is flowing.
    • In the bright light living wisdom is flowing.
    • flowing wisdom to us. Then we feel that we retain the forces
    • In the bright light living wisdom is flowing
    • feels it in the following way: I want to move through time in
    • such a way that I contribute to the flowing light process, then
    • speaks about the soul, you find the following words, and
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    • has thus to do with the following. Imagine that you place an A-movement
    • allowing the vowel and consonantal elements, let us say in the A-movement
    • as possible during the day. When the person is still growing this can
    • the arm. The slack swinging form has no effect; the sensation of the
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    • The contra-tones below only serve the purpose of allowing the outer
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    • humanness, retaining it, yet viewing it from the other side.
    • drawing the musical experience inward came later. Formerly, man felt
    • [In the following passages, Vorstellen, the forming
    • the following point: everywhere in ancient traditions concerning
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    • Thy long expected healing wings could
    • Whose peace but by some Angels wing or
    • Drawing eternal life from out of the
    • brewing
    • no more, no longer knowing what that
    • On his spredden wings, needs nothing but deep
    • Are the wings his,
    • Seelenschwingen.
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    • following perception: in the first instance, the world, the
    • The following remarks are not advanced as exact
    • intonation. Recitation, in accordance with the quietly flowing
    • Schwingt sich ein mutiges Paar dort in den
    • Leuchtende Sonnen schwingt in
    • The following section treats of  “The Antiquitte of
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    • traced by following the shadow as it changed in the course of a day or
    • could not only feel the wind blowing in the windows, but when one
    • wind blowing under the carpet — where moreover Nature is so full
    • Let us take a particular instance. The Druid observed the growing
    • growing into powers of opposition, create the harmful, devastating
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    • make clear to you in the following way how this grave not only was,
    • flowing moonlight. They knew that man is subject to gravitation as he
    • star-gods in the silvery light of the Moon flowing and surging through
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    • as well to the years following the change of voice, or its
    • while the child is growing, is a result of the same
    • employed particularly in drawing, painting, and writing. All
    • employ when we develop writing out of drawing; for these forces
    • really tend to pass over into plastic creation, drawing, and so
    • change of teeth is completed, to lead the child to drawing, to
    • forces. Thus, in the educational period following the seventh
    • painting and drawing. The instruction that has to do with
    • fingers in drawing, painting, and so on. This makes of painting
    • which lias ils being in painting and drawing, to which we lead
    • execute in painting, in drawing, in graphic activity. In
    • drawing or in having the canvas before us, the feeling actually
    • up thick walls, barbed wire. In drawing we really have such
    • becoming too strong. Therefore, instruction in drawing works
    • eurythmic forms drawn, and then see that drawing and also
    • connected with the will is stopped; in the other, in drawing
    • forming if we observe the child making a drawing, then smooth
  • Title: Universe, Earth and Man: Lecture II: Ancient Wisdom and the new Apocalyptic Wisdom. Temple sleep. Isis and the Madonna. Past stages of Evolution. The bestowing of the Ego. Future Powers.
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  • Title: Universe, Earth and Man: Lecture III: The Kingdoms of Nature. Group-egos. The Centre of Man. The Kingdoms of Higher Spiritual Beings.
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    • The clairvoyant sees every growing plant thus surrounded by astral
    • following is presented to view: the physical part is seen rayed round
    • consider the following: Man has at the present time an ego, an astral
    • build usefully what we have to say in the following lectures on the
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    • human bodies as plastic structures, consisting now of flowing sap, or
    • arranged in the following way: —
    • that viewing man at the beginning of the Moon period with his
    • in the following way: Imagine that the man of today consisted only of
    • bestowing on him that which gave to him his divine form, “God
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    • their development so far that they were capable of endowing man with
    • Connected with this we find the following remarkable fact: we find
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    • Following the course of history, we often extol human wisdom. How
    • through one man drawing close to another; only thus can true love
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    • probation owing to his having become too much entangled in material
    • In the following lectures we shall see how Christianity is mingled
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    • That which is spiritual has been saved as a whole, but one wing of
    • feeling and our impulses of will and give us wings; for they show us
    • answer that this cannot be determined without knowing something
    • briefly, has been presented to your mental sight today, by drawing
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    • be my task during the following days to deal with any
    • drawing, let the inside of the bone, as far as the marrow, be
    • dear friends, in the following way, — though to be
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    • ask the following question: How does man's life on Earth
    • following. (Please do not object at once if it seems
    • emaciation, and it is possible to come to the following
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    • the following. We have the human skull with its brain-content.
    • following. If we consider the daily influence of the
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    • Precisely by following my thinking through to the very last,
    • geometrical figures. Here we are following up a reality which
    • merely to make illustrations of the growing embryo
    • analytical) forms, such as in drawings of spirals and other
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    • to the following psycho-physiological fact. If we really
    • following hypotheses. Sense-perceptions are of no use in the
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    • other needs. I could adduce many another example, showing
    • Ego-development to the ever-growing elaboration of the
    • have the following. (I will only characterize it roughly.)
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    • qualifications, we can then say the following. Look at the
    • another, drawing logical and mathematical conclusions without
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    • alternately lighting up and growing more dim; it is a daily
    • yet it is a vegetation growing on the trunk, which in its
    • is growing on, must somehow be there in the trunk too (on the right).
    • those times, as I was showing, the inner rhythm of the man's
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    • caution, in order to see where there is a danger of allowing
    • round so that for each point of the curve AM x BM = b2 , we get the following equation. (I will only
    • following: If we let the point M move along this line, it
    • is somewhere in the infinite distance, as one says. Following
    • circle (in drawing it we are only indicating what is meant)
    • ideas to the reality. It is the following.
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    • have to think of it in the following way: The pole of this
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    • goes on as I am showing
    • is a very big question. Only the following reflection can
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    • have also been drawing attention to the form of man, and
    • drawing indicated those that are joined in front via the
    • read it in the human form itself: The Earth is following the
    • is moving, You can well imagine, if the Earth is following
    • along the same path and that the Earth is following, Nay, it
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    • following. I will again draw it diagrammatically. Suppose the
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    • when drawing the two regions which look separate. We cannot
    • start when following certain forms within the human head,
    • exactly the same drawing, but I should have to draw something
    • sphere, if you like. But now suppose the following might be
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    • not go flowing outward and away. Yet to enable it to turn
    • The following
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    • essential: You must imagine the plane in which I am drawing
    • is the projection of it. Such is the drawing of the
    • as we are growing. It represents therefore, a process in us,
    • super-physical, invisible, growing down to meet it —
    • growing into us as it were, from above downward. Herein we
    • imagine this super-physical man-plant growing in from cosmic
    • another, with the Earth following the Sun in movement. So
    • basis: Earth and Sun are moving, following one another, along
    • will begin by drawing the ordinary hypothetical form of solar system
    • where in our usual drawings we are wont to put the Sun, and
    • I get the other valid order by drawing the ideal sequence of
    • Lemniscate in which the Earth is following the Sun. Here is
    • drawing upward, but the nearest part would be like this. And
    • have been drawing are only meant diagrammatically. It should
    • drawings are diagrammatic.
    • constitution of the Cosmos. If you have really been following
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    • point. The Sun must be conceived as a hollowing-out, shall we
    • hollowing-out of space itself.
    • parenthesis I may add the following: No matter how you think
    • plant, following what was said in preceding lectures.
    • the outer plant must naturally be conceived as growing
    • reverse direction in the human being as growing, in effect,
    • such a drawing as I was sketching yesterday — the
    • the following. Suppose I managed to draw this lemniscatory
    • complicated ones. Even when drawing these lemniscate-curves
    • Physics growing in our minds and souls, not with the usual
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    • drawing your attention to something that is clearly noticeable, namely,
    • from the 'cell-state' he has learnt to adopt as his method of viewing
    • this Johannes Müller a phenomenon showing just the characteristics
    • people we meet is extraordinarily rare. The following also is a
    • date we should have to witness a mighty swing over to the bosom of the
    • evolution of the growing human being. Then a certain basis will have to
    • — into the soul of the growing human being, into his very nature.
    • Then the teacher will not just teach reading, arithmetic or drawing; he
    • shall put what — if it is given to the growing human being instead
    • will have to be made little dreamt of today; for instance drawing will go
    • the growing pupil to have really intelligent lessons in drawing; during
    • way, it would work on growing youth very beneficially.For cultivating
  • Title: Social Basis For Primary and Secondary Education: Lecture II
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    • symptom, to which I have often referred here, showing how dreadfully
    • abilities of a growing human being. This is a symptom of how the direct
    • growing human being, until we get rid of the unhappy gulf in this sphere
    • energetic stand against much of what in recent times has aroused growing
    • growing human being something different from what has been cultivated in
    • to be experienced outwardly, without showing the way in which it should
    • the situation. Kapp who represented agriculture squealed, not knowing
    • life of the spirit. The following should be the aim — for man to go
    • real people's psychology. We must know what there is in the growing human
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    • age when such things should not be tolerated, the following, for example,
    • education to health, we have to take care that in future the growing
    • discover at what age it is necessary to give the growing pupil
    • half asleep on the outermost fringes of culture. The following can be
    • needs to take a quite different course during children's growing years
    • within him the artistic impulse, has no possibility of really drawing
    • side-by-side in life with an environment showing traces of barbarism.
    • blindly following the dictates of their government. There is a connection
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    • following Spencer's principle, for no one should become a
    • sense, on a knowledge of the growing child, and in our first
    • collected sufficient facts about the being of the growing
    • following: we teach, let us say, to begin with in the first
    • feeling: you are growing while you are helping the children to
    • other children, owing to their special gifts, you will have had
    • to work them out as you went along! I must put the following
    • its interest, and this loss of interest is owing to the
    • rest of our organism shows that there is flowing life in it;
    • now imagine the following: to begin with you have charge of the
    • together so that in our drawing together of the physical body
    • of the physical body owing to the drawing together of the
  • Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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    • following exposition will prove how little this reproach of dilettantism
    • in still earlier times, drawing upon the various teachings of ancient
    • following period logical thought became to an increasing extent a conscious
    • owing to human limitations, is associated with the matter is only of
    • thing-in-itself), in showing that if we think consistently we must conceive
    • following way:
    • we must be at pains to acquire. Following Aristotle, we may look upon pure
    • themselves eventually showing us to what extent they are subject to the
    • following fundamental axiom may therefore be formulated in the sense of the
    • reality, which became a “thing-in-itself.” Owing to this
  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture I: The Pedagogy of the West and of Central Europe: The Inner Attitude of the Teacher
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    • knowing that it is this guarding which gives effectiveness to our affairs.
    • nature of the growing child. If we as teachers were able to engage
    • having the feeling: 1 am growing by helping the children grow. I am
    • shows there is life flowing in it; ossification is at a minimum in these
    • now consider that the following has come to pass. You have been responsible
    • second, the third and each of the following years just about the same (and
  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture II: The Three Fundamental Forces in EducatioN
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    • change of teeth, while the child is growing, is effected by the same forces
    • those that need to be used especially in drawing, painting and writing. We
    • drawing, for what these forces really strive for is to pass over into
    • sculptural activity, drawing, etc. These are the forces that have their
    • dentition is completed, to introduce the child to drawing and painting,
    • the soul sphere, then we have children who have no talent for drawing, for
    • year, which I make use of when he learns drawing or writing
    • music and language glowing through his organism. From the seventh year on,
    • an apollonian element as we teach the plastic arts, painting and drawing.
    • our own forces with these, knowing that we are fertilizing the
    • after death. We gain a certain enthusiasm for our teaching by this, knowing
    • knowing the full significance of these traditions; also that in much
    • proper, reasoned enthusiasm — not with the glowing,
    • devotion to the world. That which lives itself out in painting and drawing,
    • motion we execute as men in painting, in drawing, in graphic activity. When
    • out of your forms and strokes. In drawings we actually have such barbed
    • retarding its influence. For this reason our drawing classes will have
    • their best effect, if our study of drawing begins with man. If you study
    • children draw eurythmic gestures and then let drawing and finally writing
    • movements to be executed by the physical body. By allowing the physical
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  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture III: Spiritual Knowledge of Man as the Fount of Educational Art
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    • work; namely, following in the wake of meditative understanding comes a
  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture IV: The Art of Education Consists of Bringing Into Balance the Physical and Spiritual Nature of the Developing Human Being
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    • growing human being, to the child, the following (picture) emerges: out of
    • the spiritual worlds comes into this one, I should like to say on wings of
    • growing up. The characteristics of degeneracy, found by anthropologists and
    • which can achieve this. They are the following: everything in teaching and
    • drawing. In history, for example, it can be done excellently when you
    • much drawing and too many images can also easily lift the ego out of the
    • makes such a child that has become fanciful through too much drawing or
    • and drawing, by observing what he has drawn or written he comes into
    • cosmic influence, is affected by this fertilization in the following
    • bears the traces of the growing union between his human and his cosmic
    • teacher, I should like to say as a real soul habit, then the following will
    • considerations bring the human being, especially the growing one, much
    • and at the same time this section of the organism is withdrawing from you.
    • in a school by following a manual on pedagogy it would be just like wanting
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    • This is a powerful bond of union; it is really a drawing, not
    • actual forces into the world of the senses, ft is a drawing out
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    • fault-finding — for drawing away into open publicity that
    • this respect we have the following fact, which I consider
    • forward-flowing of the Anthroposophical Spiritual Movement.
    • this, again, growing out of a necessity — to deliver
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 1: Evolution and Consciousness, Lucifer, Ahriman
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    • withdrawing into ourselves. The human ancestor who was
    • spiritual powers, powers they had felt to be flowing and
    • knowing that it is luciferic by nature.
    • by knowing that it is ahrimanic by nature. In future mere
    • since those times has been the narrowing down of human
    • This journal sent him the following information:
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 2: East, West, and the Culture of Middle Europe, the Science of Initiation
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    • body growing more and more dead. Our physical bodies are
    • growing denser and denser and more and more bony. We
    • the following: ‘None of these things are my own, of
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    • drawing your attention to things that give our public
    • will be able to confirm the following. Herman Grimm [
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 4: Western Secret Societies, Jesuitism, Leninism
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    • short time ago I read the following in a newspaper:
    • opposition to arise against the principle that is growing
    • rebirth — I am showing it in diagrammatic form
    • maintain more or less the following: ‘A human child
    • borrowing from oriental and gnostic teachings and so on.
    • thoughts of power simply by following certain
    • said. They will write that this man Steiner is borrowing
    • borrowing from that old tome, the Akashic records, for
    • course, is the following: It is particularly when one is
    • about it say more or less the following: `Those dreadful
    • people who pursue anthroposophy today are borrowing
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 5: How the Material Can Be Understood Only through the Spirit
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    • of channels or the like with water flowing through them,
    • same drawing can also stand for something different.
    • threefold order following that appeal — we will
    • is such that following those outer developments one has
    • original basis. Nothing growing out of the
    • you also to consider the following. There is much
    • we were following, would very soon be in conflict with
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 6: Materialism and Mysticism, Knowledge as a Deed of the Soul
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    • is following the wrong path. The 'physical' phenomena we
    • then try to develop by following an inner path and to
    • withdrawing from outer life and entering deeply into
    • nature of physical matter is thus found by following the
    • experience of growing heavier. You cannot gain this
    • doing' knowing that the true inwardness of the human
    • world evaporate downwards — that the following may
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 7: Materialism, Mysticism, Anthroposophy, Liberalism, Conservatism
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    • for the spirit by following the path of mere one-sided
    • the mission of the spiritual entity I am following; I
    • of the Mission of the spiritual entity I am following,
    • growing necessity to work our way up into the spiritual
    • setting up party banners and following party idols when
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 8: The Opposition of Knowledge and Faith, Its Overcoming
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    • perception of the divine origin of human beings. Knowing
    • beings would find the right way of growing out of that
    • This science is ordained to grow and in growing to assume
    • ways of knowing that in the regular course of events
    • prevents people from knowing that there is a life before
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 10: Transition from the Luciferic to the Ahrimanic Age and the Christ Event to Come
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    • with an ahrimanic world that is growing completely independent of
    • show itself in the growing generation is to prepare ourselves for the
    • now is the following: ‘What will be the attitude of the people who
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    • of this is the following: As I have said before,



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