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• Title: Nature/Ideals: Die Natur
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  • call them Ideals —
  • Then she cheers demonically! Then she calls out
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 1: Natural Science
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  • repetition of what you all know already. Philosophically
  • like to call them. Let me begin with these paradoxes.
  • of nature. We need only recall those now outmoded branches of
  • up into natural laws, as they are called. Admittedly, to do so
  • Since it is methodologically excluded, thinking is also
  • theoretically at freedom, the scientific attitude must be
  • tradition, leads the psychologically perceptive observer
  • no longer realize how much of what has emerged historically in
  • then does one see what a great service the so-called
  • myself metaphorically: in ordinary consciousness, what we do is
  • to combine our thoughts logically and thus make use of thinking
  • process; if we are more spiritually and idealistically
  • scientifically in every detail, but I have time only for
  • us call this way of looking “modern exact
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 2: Psychology
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  • fantastically chaotic dream world not attuned to reality, our
  • many words to explain scientifically how these enigmas creep
  • so that we cannot see how it can penetrate dynamically the life
  • basically incapable of saying anything about the problems of
  • discover something about what are usually called mental
  • something scientifically unavoidable.
  • people today. I would call it intellectual modesty. There must
  • intellectual modesty. I call it intellectual modesty because
  • so-called normal consciousness is eccentric or
  • seriously, patiently and energetically, and by repeating them
  • have previously called dead and abstract thinking, becomes
  • there must be able to enter, from our will, what one might call
  • so call it without arrogance. He always remains capable of
  • at the same time take their places organically within the human
  • what in our earthly existence we call our inner life, so that
  • earthly existence. Now, what we call the eternity of the human
  • so look — or when we investigate scientifically the laws
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 3: East and West in History
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  • come more and more to be what I would call symptomatological.
  • inner experiences, what is historically symptomatic is
  • simply call up the experience from our recollection. What we
  • demands above all what may be called “presence of
  • automatically to bring us to spiritual vision, but can only
  • what I am now expounding historically.) What we call thinking
  • — will discover quite empirically that the Greeks
  • inheritance and education, and develop what we call scientific
  • these concepts strictly from what we call artistic experience
  • and what we call religious experience. It is a fundamental
  • call a qualitatively mathematical way, what cannot be
  • fact operate artistically at a certain level, so that they only
  • man — what I will call an ethereal man; he experienced
  • they were called: grammar, rhetoric, dialectic, arithmetic,
  • represented plastically, but in the religious mysteries it is
  • what was Goethe's great longing when, with what I would call
  • him a longing that can only be understood historically: the
  • Spinoza he had found divine power represented philosophically.
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 4: Spiritual Geography
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  • symbolically by saying that light comes from the East.
  • data, that is analytically, but emerged from an inwardly
  • called his science was shot through with love, it led him out
  • scientifically, artistically and religiously, there flows much
  • of his soul, when he has only called up from his memory a
  • world. What is usually called matter then ceases to have the
  • outlook diametrically opposed to that which long ruled the
  • discussed philosophically, the “ideology” will
  • to reach an understanding of these two diametrically opposed
  • them and not just add them together mechanically, one that will
  • currents meet. We are called upon today to understand this
  • recall that, at a time when the physical and sensuous world,
  • he who is called the Buddha encountered in his wanderings the
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 5: Cosmic Memory
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  • notions that more philosophically inclined minds derive
  • popular way I could also present quite scientifically. But we
  • senses, the intellect and the logical faculty) must call a halt
  • We must be mentally, physically and spiritually healthy in this
  • recall how selfless (in a material sense) the human eye must be
  • he is looking at it only physiologically or anatomically, from
  • There now appears in us what we can call knowledge of man as a
  • self-knowledge of ordinary introspection, as it is called, but
  • of transposing what is in our soul anthropomorphically into the
  • produces theoretically by extending its observations from the
  • illustrate my point. The so-called Kant-Laplace theory, now of
  • in the so-called heat-death, of which present-day science
  • it is called? This is the origin of the wide gulf that yawns in
  • an exact vision is called for, one suited to modern man, to
  • the material its coarseness as I would call it.
  • must be capable of developing truths that specifically do not
  • anthropomorphically, by going out into the universe with our
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 6: Individual and Society
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  • mathematically formulated laws; to comprehend something so
  • politically coloured. Yet this absence of unanimity obscures
  • in an age that is specifically educated to intellectualism
  • philosophy I am here advancing is specifically intended not to
  • sense-organ, similar to what I have called a
  • to puberty — in which it is called upon no longer to
  • certain dryness of feeling and yet call forth, for all its
  • advanced technologically. You need only look at a
  • what social life should be were then called upon to do
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 7: The Individual Spirit and the Social Structure
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  • psychologically perceptive observer cannot help noticing,
  • the Englishman, from his standpoint, calls “academic
  • these have developed historically in East and West, just as
  • in the East exists side by side with what is specifically
  • that is to be interpreted physically and spiritually. As I have
  • everything astrological was basically a product of the decline
  • very diluted form, metaphorically speaking; so that,
  • swallowed up by this legal current, as I would call it. A
  • social structures have emerged. We need only recall the trade
  • together in space, and call for our understanding today, for
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 8: The Problem (Asia-Europe)
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  • long way in human development. Specifically, I pointed out
  • West, looked at historically, there stands a figure who still
  • When, some years ago, I was often called upon to lecture to
  • here to complain, pedantically or otherwise, about human
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 9: Prospects of its Solution (Europe-America)
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  • it is still not enough to talk to people technically, in this
  • call them. But they are! If you can only find the right
  • as they are called, and the leaders. It is possible today to
  • members of my audiences, arrived at the view that is called
  • atavistically, many of the feelings that developed under
  • called upon to expound a philosophy of life.
  • were prophetically, looking into the future — regard as a
  • indefinite concepts that we call drives or instincts.
  • must ignore these spectres that we call instinctive
  • philosophy of life in the form of an anthroposophically
  • rhythmically repeating concepts, and we know how the influence
  • find once more a way of speaking philosophically out of a
  • can look inside man physically; but what is really
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 10: From Monolithic to Threefold Unity
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  • development. My book was intended not as a call
  • realistically, as it has been observed here in the last
  • realistically the influence of spiritual life on social
  • of the nineteenth century, of what we may call the search
  • find what is the law for men. They called this “the law
  • studied historically. You must look, they said, at man's
  • looking solely at what has exercised mankind historically, we
  • attitude. Anyone, then, who wishes to write theoretically about
  • third thing that presents itself to people today and calls for
  • important people — I do not say this ironically —
  • especially that we must look for what I have been calling
  • the one-sided phase we call theocracy, and similarly, later on,
  • it goes through the one we call the state. When it does so, the
  • historically legitimate for modern states, at the time when
  • associations, as we have called them. Only by viewing life in
• Title: Regarding Higher Worlds
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  • are taken in. Whatever one can call proof of spiritual
  • worlds exist beside our own; the so-called astral and
  • devachanic worlds, called, as far as they are known in
  • the pure spiritual world, Devachan, where you are called again
  • other than expressions for souls, we may call them, which live
  • physically similar sense impressions, only these are not
  • fourth and so on. In conclusion, the astral place basically
  • lions, tigers, all tortoises, which we call a mutual group
  • mankind who worked artistically, had a clairvoyant
  • Ego? Yes, the same exists for the plants as we called a Group
  • enter the astral world directly after death, is the one we call
  • This feeling is called, in occult science, the feeling of self
  • sacrificing dedication, called the ability to sacrifice.
  • of it can be given which is characteristically valid of the
• Title: What is Self-knowledge?
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  • expressed theoretically is that anthroposophic occult science
  • Anthroposophist. Today we want to explore that which we call in
  • self-knowledge which can be called World Knowledge in the
  • element we discuss to what could be called “occult
  • means something which the human being represents basically as
  • what we call the actual Ego- or “I”-carrier
  • (Ich-Träger). When we look at that which we basically call
  • conditions called unconscious sleep. We have to say that this
  • kind of self-knowledge which could rather be called the
  • you back at this point is basically a loss for the soul.
  • this basic level could be called self-knowledge.
  • extraordinary which we call talents, aptitudes, particular
  • on a elevated level of higher development is called
  • directly but in a certain sense — that what we call these
  • itself what can be called impersonal self-knowledge.
  • the self which we call karma, that which is particular to the
  • possible for us not to overlook what is karmically correct and
  • for instance — a slap in the face. What can be called in
  • Theoretically nothing can be proven except through a test and
  • only recognise them theoretically but to live with every world
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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 1: The Four Spheres of the Inner Life
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  • human being. The above is an exoteric consideration. Esoterically it
  • deeply into the consideration of what we may call the four inner
  • thought which we can call true, we say of this true thought that it
  • illumine esoterically that which we may thus explain exoterically by
  • might call the outer form of that which stands there; though changed.
  • from outside. One may call that of which one now sees part, the
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 2: The Vision of the Ideal Human Being
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  • that is connected with it physically; and then how it afterwards
  • practice in calling forth long-forgotten memories — and this
  • we call forth more and more of what we have forgotten and thereby
  • to develop the power to call forth the spiritual from its depths. We
  • called a religion of that spirit-land? Is there something above,
  • It is only when a teacher has first called forth ideas in us, that he
  • thrown out of time into space, it is attracted magnetically by
  • into physical incarnation he himself must work plastically on his
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 3: The Senses and the Luciferic Temptation
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  • consequence of light and colour, there appears what we might call a
  • example the great importance of what is called the threshold of the
  • spiritual world, and how important the Being is, who is called the
  • what karmically must balance this hostile feeling. In order to avoid
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 4: Wisdom in the Spiritual World
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  • physical plane we are confronted with what we call reality,
  • called reality from this wisdom, he is to diminish this wisdom;
  • studied theoretically; one may receive what they give merely as
  • clairvoyant is able to call up before him the picture of the illness.
  • mankind thought in such a way, that the origin of what I have called
  • it is approximately the God called in the Hebrew, or rather, the
  • comes about when we call to mind the fact that the cause need not
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 5: Between Death and the 'Cosmic Midnight Hour'
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  • before; thy former relationship to the world is radically reversed.
  • what we might call ‘radiating cosmic wisdom.’
  • presents to us what might be called a memory-tableau of our last
  • whereas, when we are born physically, this world gives birth to us.
  • call the soul-light streams forth from our souls illuminating
  • which may be called the first half of our life between death and
  • world, to our inner activity, we call up before our soul again and
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 6: Pleasures and Sufferings in the Life Beyond
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  • but he then realises that the materialistically inclined are obsessed
  • which we may call spiritual companionship, our connection with the
  • once more this person will again appear to call forth the torment of
  • impulse karmically to make compensation for various things. These
  • others behind who are also materialistically inclined, he at first
  • behind are materialistically inclined because they have succumbed to
  • materialistically inclined souls are possessed by Ahriman; then he
  • those souls who are materialistically inclined!’ How infinitely
  • which we might call spiritual magnetic forces. These draw him down to
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 1: The World Behind the Tapestry of Sense-perceptions. Ecstasy and Mystical Experience.
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  • On two sides — the outer and the inner sides as we may call them
  • and so forth-in brief, everything that we call our life of soul. We
  • not be called ecstasy. In one of two possible conditions a man becomes
  • real meaning, but call it a world of apparitions, of phantasms. The
  • this world has been magically conjured up before him as delusion, or
  • the man in question calls his Ego, his strong, inner self, through
  • the path taken by many of those who are called mystics. In this
  • impressions of waking life, is called the Macrocosm, the Great World.
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 2: Sleeping and Waking Life in Relation to the Planets
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  • condition can be enhanced to the point of what is usually called
  • other two influences predominate, is called the Consciousness or
  • effect on waking is called the force of “Venus”.
  • conditions of ordinary life, is called in Spiritual Science the force
  • called Mercury, then the planet now called Venus, [*In former times
  • Moon revolves around the Earth and the planets usually called Mercury
  • planet that is called Mercury today was formerly called Venus,
  • and the planet called Venus today was formerly called Mercury.
  • called Mercury (formerly Venus). Then, farther away than the Earth,
  • deeply and it is only a matter today of calling attention to them.
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 3: The Inner Path Followed by the Mystic. Experience of the Cycle of the Year.
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  • There is in man what is called the sense of Shame, the essence of
  • his own inner self, is called in Spiritual Science, the Lesser
  • And if we call our own being the Microcosm, we must add that we never
  • system, with the Beings whose outer manifestations we call Mercury,
  • This experience was called in the ancient Mysteries: seeing the Sun at
  • this is something that was prophetically foreshadowed among the
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 4: Faculties of the Human Soul and Their Development
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  • him, he learns to know by instinct that what is usually called the
  • with what is called light. We become inwardly illumined; what
  • significance. What the outer world now calls Mysticism really amounts
  • feeling of obligation, we can now speak further of what is called the
  • We have now been led in thought through the region that may be called
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 5: The Egyptian Mysteries of Osiris and Isis
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  • there is something within him that he might call his better self.
  • especially in those places of Initiation which are called the Mystery
  • received by three Powers which have been called by names take from
  • their stamp through the foregoing centuries, have always been called
  • been called the “Lower” or the “earthly” man. The
  • been called a “cycle” and it was originally expressed by the
  • life between birth and death. As long as a man still calls anything
  • continue as forces in what may be called the inmost essence of the
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 6: Experiences of Initiation in the Northern Mysteries
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  • teacher or leader. — That is one of the so-called secrets of
  • vanish, he would perceive what is called in spiritual science the
  • called a true spiritual manifestation but to a considerable degree it
  • call solid, liquid, aeriform; and in addition there is also what we
  • current of air which we call warmth.
  • Such an entity of the Elementary World is called ‘earth’.
  • into water. We can plunge into them, whereas what is called
  • we call ‘airy’ or ‘aeriform’ in the physical
  • must be realised that what is called ‘fire’ in the physical
  • soul as it is called, of the warmth that is felt, for example,
  • and is called warmth, or fire of excitement, must naturally be
  • soul, we reach an approximate idea of what is called ‘elemental
  • World, he could be led a stage further to what is called the World
  • Spirits the planetary bodies we call Old Sun and Old Moon come into
  • Spirit we must begin with the Beings. We call them the
  • in the physical world when he thinks, was called
  • two worlds to build our brain. Spiritual Science has also called it
  • “reason” for thinking; thinking would have been called
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 7: The Four Spheres of the Higher Worlds
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  • Yesterday we tried to acquire a certain insight into what is called
  • of all into what has been called in Spiritual Science the
  • still higher world which we will call the World of Archetypal
  • the world above the so-called “World of Spirit” might easily
  • what are usually called the “Elements” — earth, water,
  • a certain respect an exception. In the Elementary World what is called
  • It is now possible for him to acquire concepts of what is called in
  • have affected us from birth onwards, we shall recall many things even
  • with a knowledge of human nature may often be able to call the
  • present much greater hindrances. The call for self-knowledge must also
  • be a call for constant self-perfecting. If we take this vow to our
  • Theosophy, the Elementary World is usually called the Astral World;
  • what we call the World of Spirit in there called the lower sphere of
  • Devachan-Lower Devachan. What is there called the higher sphere of
  • Devachan — Arupa-Devachan — is here called the World of
  • different stages; hence they must be called now by one name, now by
  • distinguish between the Being who was called “Buddha” at
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 8: Mirror-images of the Macrocosm in Man. Rosicrucian Symbols.
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  • supposes that what he calls his Ego is within himself. But in
  • clairvoyant sees as a kind of light-aura may be called the Ego-aura.
  • all the Beings and Realities of the worlds we have called the World of
  • spiritual forces, against everything we call the Elementary World.
  • they are usually called are nothing else than a shadowy image, a faint
  • Reason; what is usually called intellect, intelligence, is a faint,
  • therefore called ‘lotus-flowers’, or also spiritual
  • physical eyes. These so-called lotus-flowers are forces and systems of
  • we also eliminate our own activity, is called Intuition. Through
  • times. The method called the Rosicrucian after its most important
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 9: Organs of Spiritual Perception. Contemplation of the Ego from Twelve Vantage-points. The Thinking of the Heart.
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  • In speaking yesterday of the so-called Rosicrucian path into the
  • only be called thinking of the heart. This is something that
  • reflection reaches what is called ‘knowledge’. It is
  • to whatever is innate or traditional. What is universally called
  • called intellect, intelligence. But anyone who has a little insight
  • this will not sing the praises of what is usually called
  • way about what is called contradiction or agreement. In the ordinary
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 10: Transformation of Soul-forces and Stages in the Evolution of Physical Organs. Reading in the Akasha Chronicle.
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  • intellect. Attention was called to the fact that there are still
  • with what we call the logic of the intellect. But bearing in mind what
  • When he recalls something he experienced yesterday, he is looking
  • ordinary memory looks back in time in order to recall events of
  • everyday life is called Time, no longer exists in this form in the
  • belong to ordinary space. This is something that may be called Space
  • state in which such a faculty is revealed at its height is called a
  • call the power of head-thinking. Direct transformation from the
  • heart there is something that may be called spontaneous sympathy. When
  • expressed physically as well. This means that we must picture a man of
  • Pralaya. Man's present existence must be obliterated physically and a
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 11: Man and Planetary Evolution
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  • and arduous path. We need practically the whole range of concepts and
  • to which we have been able only to allude prophetically. But just as
  • we call the Old Moon (not the present Moon). We also spoke of what
  • clairvoyant vision sees prophetically, namely the emergence of a new
  • what we call his life-principle in common not only with the animals
  • dependent upon the plant-world. Physically, man cannot but feel this
  • through city life, is practically cut off from immediate contact with
  • rightly call the Old Sun-state. In this Old Sun-state the Sun could
  • aeriform or gaseous state was possible, and certainly what we call the
  • call water or fluid, or the earthy or solid as yet existed, but only
  • But this state itself, which we have called the Old Sun-state,
  • call this the Old Saturn-state of the Earth. To clairvoyant vision it
  • a quality of soul. What we call warmth today is something that
  • physical and we become physically warm as well. The blood is warmed
  • prophetically to the future? There are indeed such organs. True, they
  • be found today? In that which gives man the possibility of calling
  • must call the formation of a germinal organ which will be transformed
  • the future is called “Atma” — a word derived from
• Title: Life Between ... IV: Recent Results of Occult Investigation Into Life
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  • ether bodies and radically transform the individual concerned. That
  • the passage in which Homer calls the realm after death, “the
  • is illumined by spiritual beings. That is why the Greeks called
  • Without exception all materialistically inclined people become
  • If you have studied my lectures carefully you will recall that he has
  • physically between conception and birth, and also what he undergoes
  • This can be proved historically with reference to the natures of the
  • fact the whole arrangement of the figure can be studied artistically.
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  • When a person is no longer physically present, the riddle arises as
  • spiritual science can mean quite practically. Spiritual science is
  • like a plant. You may recall that a scientist, Raoul Francé,
  • has called them forth. Without the sun there are no plants and during
  • This does in fact occur, not physically but spiritually. Because the Christ
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture I
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  • Today we shall discuss first in what I might call a sort of historical
  • how great a proportion of what so-called clever people call fantastic
  • People used to look back at a time when there were not so-called
  • present them historically, for only by this method shall we arrive at
  • Thus a form had to come into being that might be called cosmically
  • what is called the heavenly, the super-sensible world; and with the
  • words, what we are accustomed to call extra-human nature. What was
  • recall the Dragon that Michael relegated to this world of nature
  • nature, so that the man's own etheric body reflects etherically the
  • the Gemüt, as I might call it, was active. In his
  • In this picture that I have evoked for you, Michael stands cosmically
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture II
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  • revitalization is called for of the elements of a Weltanschauung
  • to revivify it, I must present to you — episodically, as it were
  • may call it that — becomes actual experience.
  • the warmth and enthusiasm of feeling. We can call a man
  • reason of man's having become cosmically a hermit, this is even more
  • gloat over their subtlety, but it simply fails to sense how basically
  • what appears in our time as symptoms of decline is basically connected
  • something happens physically, psychically, and spiritually.
  • him; he sees nothing but dead matter. — Psychically: everything a
  • man has ever expressed in the way of what I must call cowardice of
  • beings in the Dragon's body are at work in us. — And psychically:
  • man would never be tormented by what are called disease germs had his
  • diverge so radically from everything else in the world that can be
  • specifically in the human Gemüt, if the latter is to learn
  • called stupid, I always maintain that it is merely a case of his not
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture III
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  • spiritually or, in image, physically. Nowadays, of course, our general
  • connection with the cosmos. True, by means of their materialistically
  • occupy himself with dreams as such but with so-called mediumistic
  • subconscious calls the conscious mind a muttonhead, and it lies; hence
  • the earth. And when the priest said: The position of the sun now calls
  • liquid in the glass, while the sediment, as we may call it, formed
  • what I may call its population, its spiritual aspect — so we can
  • light, into the spiritual light of day. And the call for a Michael
  • Festival is the call for the spiritual light of day.
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture IV
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  • cheerfully call a saline crystal “real,” and also a rose,
  • logically but realistically. The obvious errors in the general
  • million years ago, calls for mental brilliance and exact knowledge.
  • True, these calculations disagree by a trifle: some call it twenty
  • computations really calls for the greatest respect. It is exact, it is
  • whom we call elemental spiritual beings — beings that constitute
  • mind is called for totally different from the one involved in the
  • Gemüt sensations: a Michael Festival calls for human
• Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture V: Poetry and Recitation
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  • historically.
  • and in what musically formed the sound, tone and line through
  • intonations. It calls attention to the upward thrust of the will
  • to bear on the problem of making an authentically poetic
  • drastically transformed into a recitative vein:
  • goes and comes as fancy calls,
  • of what can be called – and deservingly – a real
  • and in authentically poetic formations. In this way alone,
  • him. It is only through the recital of certain aesthetically
  • Such are the Spaces called Earth
  • dialects to become the common parlance and also the so-called
  • artistically at home. We might add that the idealism of thought
  • And vocall
  • such matters: they call everything allegorical that leads beyond
  • I will call forth renouncing strength of heart
• Title: Goethe As Founder of a New Science of Aesthetics: Steiner's First Lecture
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  • scientifically carry on the work.
  • genetically, and from the materials of Nature's whole edifice.
  • religious mission of Art, as it may well be called, is
  • imbuing himself with all perfections and virtues, calling on
  • scientifically competent. Had he, on the contrary, been so
  • the Beautiful, with the mere image. For this reason, Kant calls
  • which ceaselessly assert themselves. The first is the so-called
  • Man in the fullest sense of the word.’ Schiller calls the basic
  • spiritual nature acts physically. Physical nature is raised to
  • forms of thought. Vischer calls beauty the appearance of the
  • object to be beautiful, for, physiologically, there is nothing
  • rest; they seek to embody the so-called imaginative —
  • can be called straight away the ‘Æsthetics of Goethe's
  • Apotheosis,’ where he makes the Muse call to the Poet in the
  • this poem, Goethe's thoughts on what I may call the cosmic
• Title: Effects of Christ-Inpulse
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  • the so-called, imaginative knowledge, inspirative knowledge and
  • which alternates rhythmically in our life: WAKING and
  • physically, such as it exists, round about us, it is only the
  • Constantine called the Great, the son of Constantius
  • soul-realm — the Spirit-realm as we call it. He expressed
  • of Arc. It can be proved historically that also in this case
  • wished to call up in you a feeling of how the
  • spot, it overturned. Little Theo was in the small house called
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  • Folk-Soul inspires what we call the Intellectual Soul; the
  • souls of the nation. Although Jacob Böhme is called the
  • striven for; it called for an active striving, for
  • the whole of mankind, symbolically as it were, how Central
  • towards what we call the Ego, the “Ich.” And Ich
  • symbolically full of meaning. But let them laugh! After a few
  • decades they will no longer laugh, and call such things more
  • Central Europe calls itself “German.” But when we
  • only call himself Germanic, but he includes the others in it.
  • think materialistically, people are taught to think
  • materialistically. When materialism is implanted into the
  • materialistically inspired consciousness-soul of the
  • far more thoroughly, far more radically.
  • calls which must be heard by those who remain behind on the
  • fulfilled in the civilisation of Europe. These warning calls
  • battlefield is a warner calling for mankond1s
  • warning calls of those who died in young years. The most
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  • evolution. For instance, we may call attention to the fact that, in
  • call forth anything of the nature of knowledge or of truth out of its
  • science, yet, if we recall — as science itself has to present
  • serious in their scientific work called attention, nevertheless, to
  • immortality; and that in this connection they always called attention
  • have called attention to that wonderful but very problematical world
  • dream world. They called attention to many mysterious relationships
  • nevertheless, and the world of actuality. They called attention to
  • existed only a mystically colored astrology. Man then looked into the
  • contact with what is physically real.”
  • this earthly existence is that which we can call up in memory; we
  • This stage of cognition I have called imaginative
  • plastically modeled approximately up to the seventh year the nerve
  • is not a state of sleep. We reach what I might call the state of
  • creeds refer when they call attention to the super-sensible and at the
  • to enter, in place of imagination, that which I have called in the
  • being, not merely theoretically conceiving himself but practically
  • increasing measure, not only theoretically but practically, he learns
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  • which are recognized also in science when methodically applied.
  • Indeed, if we are scientifically educated at the present time, we are
  • Here I must call your attention to two conceptions that play the
  • unpractically mystical for this aspect of life, are also unsuited for
  • if one is not such a practical person as the so-called practical
  • body, may permeate this, may be able to mold it plastically into a
  • us in the form of logically conceived laws of nature into plastically
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  • knowledge and what may be called the pilgrimage toward becoming a
  • quite understandable that he does not react sympathetically to the pain that
  • Little is accomplished if one tries to understand these words theoretically.
  • relationships if we consider hypothetically that the person may have once
  • This is what I have called in my two recent public lectures the process of
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  • This weakening effect of delights and joys in life is graphically
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  • weakening effect of delights and joys in life is graphically described
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  • required to recall something even recently forgotten; genuine mental
  • received Initiation were able to call up remembrances of their earlier
  • time between his incarnations to call into his particular stream of
  • Christian Rosenkreutz on the physical plane. This event may be called
  • accidental. A beckoning call has come from Christian Rosenkreutz. The
  • karma of the one called in this way always indicates that Christian
  • event of the call. Other events, too, could be mentioned, events
  • plays into life. Most human beings rush hectically through life and
  • beckoning call were heeded with composure and attentiveness! Often it
  • when karma calls, understanding too, when it is calling. These are the
  • things to which I wanted to call your attention today, for they do
  • in life and understand the beckoning call of Christian Rosenkreutz. To
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  • required to recall something only recently forgotten; genuine mental
  • received initiation were able to call up memories of their earlier
  • time between his incarnations to call into his particular stream of
  • be called the mark of Christian Rosenkreutz. Let us suppose a man is
  • — are not accidental. A beckoning call has come from Christian
  • Rosenkreutz. The karma of the one called in this way always indicates
  • laid particular stress on this outstanding event of the call. Other
  • plays into life. Most human beings rush hectically through life and
  • beckoning call were heeded with composure and attentiveness. Often it
  • when karma calls, understanding, too, when it is calling. These are
  • the things I wanted to call your attention to today, for they do
  • understand the beckoning call of Christian Rosenkreutz. To make this
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  • of the so-called Imaginative knowledge, of the Inspirative
  • the external science intervenes rhythmically in our life by
  • shows itself that way, indeed: while looking physically we feel
  • what we call the elemental world, the world of the bare forces
  • beings we call angeloi, archangeloi, archai et cetera. The egos
  • Just in our time it is important to call to mind such serious
  • hierarchies. The whole earth, if we look at it physically, as
  • earth. We know from various talks that the spirit we call the
  • Constantine, who was called “the Great,” the son of
  • in the realm of spirits, as we call it. He expresses it in
  • that which one calls legends today. Indeed, there have always
  • verify this also historically that again the whole map of
  • What one calls history today will never explain the causes of
  • calls in the external life chance at a place where for years
  • small house which one calls the canteen because there our
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  • giving articles, and making the public opinion, know basically
  • truth that proofs can be correct, but mean basically nothing
  • all possible matters, and you cannot expect basically that one
  • he is called the “Teutonic philosopher.” a person
  • who is chronologically independent of his folk-soul; he stands
  • become historically explicable only if one knows such matters
  • put symbolically before the whole humankind that in Central
  • significant than what people call physical laws today.
  • typically. Sometimes, the consciousness expresses a very small
  • inhabitants of Central Europe is called “Germans.”
  • this. He calls the German “German” only. He does
  • into the service of selflessness; he not only is called
  • learn to think thoroughly materialistically if materialism is
  • materialistically inspired consciousness-soul of the British
  • radically one will have to set to work if one is able to take
  • battlefield stands as an admonisher calling for the
  • Rudolf Steiner's so-called Occult Science
  • now: our time had many reluctant forces, and if we call the war
  • gradually. If we call it illness in this sense, if we look at
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  • Steiner depicts here the experience of his non-mystical, scientifically
  • call attention to the fact that, through the conscientious,
  • everyday and in scientific life. Yet, if we recall — as science
  • their present state, if we recall that they certainly did not
  • called attention to the super-sensible aspect of human life, to that
  • of his own immortality; and in this connection they always called
  • regard have called attention to that wonderful but very problematical
  • dream world. They have called attention to many mysterious
  • dreams and the world of actuality. They have called attention to the
  • back to the times when there existed still only a mystically
  • physically real.”
  • we know in regard to this earthly existence is that which we can call
  • searching eye with reproach. This state of cognition I have called
  • approximately up to the seventh year, have plastically modeled the
  • is not a state of sleep. We reach what I might call the state of
  • they call attention to the super-sensible and at the same time remind
  • that which I have called, in the books previously mentioned,
  • consciousness in his innermost being, not merely theoretically
  • conceiving himself but practically knowing himself. This is
  • theoretically but practically, he learns to know in actual experience