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• Title: Lecture: The End of the Dark Age
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  • soul. (You will find all these things mentioned in my
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 1: Natural Science
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  • against the paradox, and find ourselves saying: If thinking has
  • human; it is in thinking that we find our human dignity —
  • nevertheless find no real contradiction. And secondly, I
  • breathing, we find that it is a process which for the most part
  • find the systematic exercises described in greater detail
  • you will find the relevant exercises, which are intimate
  • in ordinary life we find the external physical world
  • authenticated by our sensory perceptions, we find, after the
  • discovered within us, and what we find within us we connect
  • something which many people will find abominable — which
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 2: Psychology
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  • fate of this soul of his, will find himself confronted by a
  • consciousness, we find that it has something passive about it,
  • thinking and feeling with the tools of psychology finds them
  • and so on. There you will find details of those
  • however, find fantastic and harmful the exercises which follow
  • describe — and you will find that everything that is
  • have struggled to achieve, believing we find in them realities
  • finds that his environment is changed. How far it is changed I
  • one's steps in life, one finds that these steps seem to reveal
  • formed; how soul finds its way to soul, moving outside the
  • they stride through the gate of death, men find themselves once
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 3: East and West in History
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  • who gave simple expression to so much that men find great and
  • — we can find our own place in the development of
  • gain a certain spiritual vision by modern methods to find that,
  • When we try as modern men in this sense to find our way with
  • find the way into the spiritual world which I described two
  • therefore, if we want to find the deepest historical impulses,
  • quite considerably from that which we find in earlier ages of
  • observe this in life, will find that our thinking today
  • present civilization. And we find this characteristic
  • inorganic world, we find that all their materials and
  • will not yield to our enquiry. And we shall not find the bridge
  • will find that the Greek sculptor did not work from a model as
  • Greece we find on the one hand this unity of art and science,
  • more we find that its spiritual life is something different
  • or others, we find that their standpoint has grown out of the
  • do indeed find in the more Westerly parts just that separation
  • Scientific thought, we find, is thus the motive impulse of the
  • in the East we find an echo of an earlier unity of religion,
  • representative Central European, we find art and science
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 4: Spiritual Geography
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  • but it is more important to find a specific point of view for
  • find, it is regarded as an ideal to stand back from what the
  • we can look once more into a spiritual world; and find this
  • paradoxical as the outlook of today may find it, for the
  • when man finds himself confronted with physical actuality, it
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 5: Cosmic Memory
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  • vitalized thinking, we find that, at the very moment when we
  • world. It is in the world outside that man finds his real
  • distances, you will find your real self. We can therefore say:
  • cannot find a bridge from one to the other. We can watch the
  • abstractness, it attains to reality, we shall find the
  • materiality. We find it possible to direct our path of
  • into the whole man, we shall find the spiritual element that
  • We find the cosmos stored up as recollection
  • inside us. And we thus find it possible — exactly as in
  • Similarly, when we understand our organism aright, we find that
  • seen in the spirit. And here, of course, we do not find an
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 6: Individual and Society
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  • an outlook on things in accord with spirit, finds himself
  • has to find the proper place in social life as a whole.
  • find our place in the world can never be determined by abstract
  • very soon find that our concepts, intended as they are to
  • understanding of social needs, to find our way out of
  • outlook such as I have been developing, we find that, like the
  • time. We find, too, that only through what we achieve with an
  • The second is that of finding a bridge across to someone else,
  • find our own place in life and also a bridge to men in other
  • enables man to find within him the impulses that lead and drive
  • personality, finding them only among his soul's innermost
  • as I indicated then, the real moral impulses that man can find
  • its fruitfulness at any period, if only men can find a social
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 7: The Individual Spirit and the Social Structure
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  • line of thought: further East, we find not just autocracy, but
  • word, we soon find, when we analyse the spirit of legislation
  • Looking at human history from this standpoint, we shall find
  • economic ordinances of the period: everywhere you will find
  • Increasingly, we find economic life pure and simple
  • further West, therefore, we find that, although men evolve
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 8: The Problem (Asia-Europe)
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  • find that he sees the ideal social system in the creation of a
  • When we look at Asia, we find that there the idea of
  • in the Orient, we find that it embraced a humanity quite
  • leadership of the masses. Everywhere we find that the man
  • healer. We find in the East an intimate connection between all
  • looking at Wilamowitz. What we find is that, in Oriental
  • back at the Orient, we find that, in the mysteries too, what
  • properly, we shall naturally find a great deal that is
  • higher psychic sense, man experienced something that also finds
  • life, man really had to find his individuality. The European of
  • Everywhere in Europe we find evidence of the difficulty men
  • ego into the general social order. Men are unable to find the
  • what is lacking in the social order. What we need to find,
  • find a way to imaginative identification with others.
  • important thing is to find society in man himself. The
  • must each have our profession. If we find the right bridge
  • of finding its place in human society. In co-operatives, in the
  • everywhere we feel a need to find a way out of the self into
  • encounter many people in this purely intellectual age who find
  • conquered, so that after finding itself Europe can now, from
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 9: Prospects of its Solution (Europe-America)
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  • of party opinion, wthout finding anything really bad
  • call them. But they are! If you can only find the right
  • can find it interesting; what interests them first and
  • universities), we find there, at any rate where the
  • into himself, he finds as the basic substance of his physical
  • exerted themselves to find intellectual methods which would
  • When we go still further West, to America, however, we find
  • potentialities for the future. We find, for example, that
  • do indeed find that a good deal of what the Americans have
  • a spiritual vision is attained. Thus, we find Americans
  • find once more a way of speaking philosophically out of a
• Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 10: From Monolithic to Threefold Unity
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  • unconscious will of mankind in Europe. Everywhere we find these
  • consciousness, you will find them in economic institutions
  • human organism in detail finds that this atrophying is going on
  • organization. And he will find that the development of
  • certain development and have been led to find, in the stillness
  • inevitably find that the elements that develop freely in the
  • find what is the law for men. They called this “the law
  • nature of the state. That is why we find — not simply in
  • they attempt to do so; and what they find, when they
  • being can always do so again if only we find the right
  • find that for a given period — every period is different
  • Orient, you will find that it is regarded as a necessary
  • this, you will find that differences of rank and class follow
  • of the social organism will also follow. And then you will find
  • find that what we must aim at is not a division but an
  • People will be rather shocked, perhaps, to find that I am not
• Title: Regarding Higher Worlds
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  • before. For example, we find quite extraordinary beings in the
  • the animality to which we refer in the astral world, and find,
  • relationships which the clairvoyant finds as animal forms on
  • such beings' ugly side. The ugly side you find in the adverse
  • insights existed in autumn. We find in the clairvoyant Indian
  • physical, ether and astral body. The Ego of the animal we find
  • we can't see on the astral plane — here we find the animal
  • group soul. Here we also find every double-being, as we see in
  • the symbol of Michael and the Dragon. We also find what has
  • clairvoyant is situated where physical man finds himself, how
  • world you find yourself. While you are in the astral world, you
  • the astral plane we find deprivation and renunciation; on the
  • sounding devachanic world — by finding the boundary; more
• Title: What is Self-knowledge?
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  • only, I can say, do you find this expressed often in
  • the laws and through this we find the right basis to which we
  • Knowledge, as expressed in the ether body, we find when we
  • through the astral body, we find when we experience karma, and
  • opinion.” You will find that whoever has really
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 1: The Four Spheres of the Inner Life
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  • and reflect a little thereon, we find that this feeling, or, perhaps
  • possible to convince others of this thought if we can only find the
  • thought we find that this life of feeling is very interior and that
  • feeling we are able to rejoice in finding a companion in life who, in
  • find others whose feelings echo our own. For although the life of
  • One now finds, not what one formerly saw by means of the body and its
  • organs in the outer world, but one finds one has experiences in the
  • as this may sound — the ruling Cosmic Powers which find their
  • planetary system is necessary. We learn this when we find ourselves
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 2: The Vision of the Ideal Human Being
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  • order to find the way out of oneself, one may try to begin with, to
  • strengthen the power which evokes memories, we shall find, that just
  • there have exactly as much consciousness as they find it good for us
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 3: The Senses and the Luciferic Temptation
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  • more closely into that which thus enters into us, we find that if
  • very difficult to find words in ordinary language which exactly
  • then we find that they perceived quite differently. Of course they
  • Ahura Mazdao! If we go back to still more ancient times we find this
  • which enables it to find its way in the cosmos through all the ages
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 4: Wisdom in the Spiritual World
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  • but by Himself. God the Father we find in life and nature. Christ is
  • go in Spiritual Science, the more we shall find that these things
  • find within us whereby to fill ourselves with the necessary forces to
  • When we find a thorough
  • it were, in spirit after death and to find in it nothing of the only
  • that we may there find our way aright. The student who understands
  • upon his soul in the manner we have indicated, he will find that the
  • he takes up Spiritual Science he will find that what we have just
  • either succumbs to the illness or finds within oneself the way to the
  • forces of healing. When the clairvoyant consciousness finds the right
  • investigate them in order to find the answer to our questions from
  • further we go back in human evolution the more do we find that
  • the closer connection we find in their thought and feeling to this
  • is becoming less and less frequent, we still find in unexplored
  • times, so that we still find echoes of the ancient days of
  • the wisdom we find there. The goal of the Gods is reality in form.
  • all their philosophy a sort of religious philosophy also. We find one
  • philosophers, we find that they always have one peculiarity. They
  • Divine Being more closely, this God of the philosophers, we find that
  • ours if we find the right relationship to Christ. Christ is not a
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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 5: Between Death and the 'Cosmic Midnight Hour'
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  • have to be worked out later; but that which at present you may find
  • will are really able to find an outlet through the body. Even though
  • earth at birth we find no human beings there. Human beings are all
  • spiritual world we do not find again all the souls with whom we have
  • been associated, neither do we find the Beings belonging to the
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 6: Pleasures and Sufferings in the Life Beyond
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  • in the spiritual world. We find that in our present cycle of humanity
  • for pleasure and enjoyment may assume a sub-human character. We find
  • is, that when we are reborn we find that one or more human beings are
  • after death is examined, the spiritual investigator finds that these
  • find described in my book
  • intellectual powers. We find through spiritual investigation that
  • the standpoint of the spirit; we then soon find that what apparently
  • germs have not been lost; they find a way. Life with respect to
  • recognise this and find the remedy, when Spiritual Science lays hold
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 1: The World Behind the Tapestry of Sense-perceptions. Ecstasy and Mystical Experience.
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  • The purpose of these lectures is to give a survey of findings of
  • It is as when, after an operation, a man hitherto blind finds around
  • There, then, is the first boundary. We find the second when we look
  • into our own being. Within ourselves we find a world of joy and
  • unknown to him, which he finds nowhere in the physical world, no
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 2: Sleeping and Waking Life in Relation to the Planets
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  • should find that these designations were used originally for these
  • Thus we find a remarkable correlation between human life, the
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 3: The Inner Path Followed by the Mystic. Experience of the Cycle of the Year.
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  • that it is also possible today to find something that can lead again
  • into the labyrinth of the spiritual Cosmos to find a thread that would
  • So we see that if a man wishes to find the spirit behind and pervading
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 4: Faculties of the Human Soul and Their Development
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  • finds these regions when, as the result of inner development, he
  • this development. Every time we wake in the morning we find the same
  • nature, namely, our Sentient Body (Empfindungsleib). We have
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 5: The Egyptian Mysteries of Osiris and Isis
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  • We heard yesterday how a man would be able to find his bearings within
  • grandfather, great-grandfather, and so on, we should find — if we
  • that the candidate for Initiation finds as a foreign entity when he
  • seven. The man now lives through a time in which he finds, as it were
  • last death. Thus we have now come to know what man finds as a remnant
  • find the other part which has actually dissolved, because he has
  • impossible for him to find any trace of it again.
  • present incarnation is taken rapidly and then the pupil finds his
  • age of civilisation. Then he finds that as an earlier personality he
  • It only remains to be said that certain later mystics strove to find
  • so strictly. They were able to find help in a different way and it is
  • about finding the God within. But people who talk in this vein have
  • guided, who like to speak constantly of the need to find the
  • that a man rooted in the spiritual life of today may find the path
  • man finds his way through methods belonging to the modern path of
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 6: Experiences of Initiation in the Northern Mysteries
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  • found in the physical world, but in the Elementary World we find as
  • discriminate between them and to find his bearings in the Elementary
  • twelve constellations of the Zodiac, and we can find our bearings in
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 7: The Four Spheres of the Higher Worlds
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  • normal human consciousness and not with clairvoyance, we find certain
  • will find that it is exceedingly difficult to think, to feel or to
  • quite possible to form a sound judgment about the findings of
  • sympathies and antipathies are discarded and we shall find ourselves
  • will everywhere find evidence of an attitude that is entirely opposed
  • Macrocosm, for then we shall gradually learn to find our bearings in
  • boundary of the World of Spirit. When we reach it we find spiritual
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 8: Mirror-images of the Macrocosm in Man. Rosicrucian Symbols.
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  • forces which have formed our nervous system, we shall certainly find a
  • survey the World of Spirit clairvoyantly can find exact images of the
  • respect in a single day. You will find that in spite of innumerable
  • order little by little to find entrance into the higher worlds; and
  • You will find an outline of this process of development in the book,
• 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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  • happened we shall find in most cases that we form a different judgment
  • contradicts the other. Yet we may find that two persons in exactly the
  • when he has to find the place where he is to incarnate. Such a case
  • which be is born. It is easy to find contradiction here, yet both
  • the day before, be cannot find it and has to look everywhere for it.
  • And the third time again we find something different. — When
  • laws, for otherwise we cannot find our bearings in the material world.
  • is communicated. There may be someone who finds difficulty in the
  • conveying the findings of the thinking of the heart.
• 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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  • find in books such as
  • find at least a few concepts and ideas born of the intellect. To find
  • said of memory? In the normal consciousness of everyday life we find
  • memory, if he were to find that his logical thinking contradicted his
  • shall find this easy to understand if we apply to it all that has been
  • Space-memory he need not go so very far to find the beginnings of the
  • brain; but to find the origin of the heart be must go much farther
  • there lies a kind of darkening. The spiritual investigator finds
  • find our bearings by means of a kind of Ariadne-thread, we must
  • regard to the worlds that preceded our Earth we can find our bearings
  • only by means of the forces which find expression in the thinking of
• Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 11: Man and Planetary Evolution
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  • and come to Spiritual Science longing to find answers to these
  • time. These others try to compel acknowledgment of their findings by
  • to every soul to see whether it cannot find within itself the
  • Ego had at some time to come out of the spiritual world and find
  • the Earth. So we shall find it intelligible that not only did it
  • only find one in an age when the Sun did not shine from outside; the
  • world. Each body presupposes the other. Therefore man had to find a
  • impression of a spiritual nature, but they find this incomprehensible
  • experience. If they were, they would find that man's constitution
  • back into your earlier incarnations you would find yourself
  • in the future. If we pay heed to this we shall find it comprehensible
  • the present world of social chaos could we find human beings with whom
  • In the measure in which these ideals spread, we shall find kindred
  • our duty, we find the innermost core of our own being through true
  • finds his fellow-man in the spirit does he find him with indissoluble,
• Title: Life Between ... IV: Recent Results of Occult Investigation Into Life
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  • spiritual science. We shall find that the calmer we are, the more
  • find along the wayside gladdens us. This would not happen on the
  • an instance where we find the spiritual world mirrored in the works
  • In Florence we find the Medici Chapel where Michelangelo created two
  • for you will find it mentioned everywhere that of the two Medici
• Title: Life Between ... VIII: Between Death and a New Birth
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  • substrata love can express itself as hate. One does find such cases
  • to find spiritual beings beyond the threshold who could teach them.
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture I
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  • he finds in nature. That he takes into himself; and by being received
  • could the Dragon now find his sphere of action.
  • events in the super-sensible world and to find their causes there. In
  • — even the initial impulse we need to find our way out of the
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture II
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  • former times, we find that at bottom man has become a veritable hermit
  • in which the human being may find the way back to spirit, which after
  • all underlies all things and beings. And precisely this finding the
  • is not the case. For something like the Christmas Festival to find its
  • carried out by a mere sense of duty, many a man may find satisfaction,
  • conditions are different, and such lilies find their release in a
  • constituted today, we find him cut off from the spirit realm in three
  • book, reads it, and finds it quite interesting as well as comforting
  • and find a variety of reasons for it. As a rule it is caused by fear
  • involves finding the way to abandon the prevalent passivity in
  • beauty and loveliness of the plant world and finding deep delight in
  • must find in his Gemüt is the match wherewith to light
  • very soul of the Gemüt; and he who finds this
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture III
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  • preserved from olden times we can find our way into this mysterious
  • the mountain tops and finds stones arranged in such a way as to form a
  • Examining one of these cromlechs we find it to close off, in a
  • can find many a hint of this, and compare it with what can now be said
  • way. And whither did these primordial teachers withdraw? We find them
  • intuition — we delve ever deeper into the universe, and we find
  • physical body, according to the methods you will find described in my
  • see, consists in finding the methods for reading out of the inwardly
  • circulation. If we consider what is inside our skin we find that we
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture IV
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  • imagination, inspiration, and intuition find the spirit in the
  • imaginative cognition, in contemplating the earth, finds not an
  • spirituality of the earth out into the cosmos. That is why we find the
  • transparent for me, that I will now find by directing my vision
  • and we shall find our place in the whole soul-endowed cosmos.
  • no man can possess without finding his relation with the cosmos, and
  • find resurrection in death. But Christianity does not end with the
  • so that he can find in the round of the seasons first of all the
• Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture V: Poetry and Recitation
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  • soul-understanding of poetry when we are in a position to find our
  • spiritual essence we will find again, along this spiritual path
  • now be recited. Here in Goethe we find something that shows us how
  • foil’d their mightiest, ours joy find, and shout,
  • Leben ist ihre schönste Erfindung, und der Tod
  • of people all over the earth. The mood of 1848 finds expression
  • There then comes a moment at which he finds, in what has hitherto
  • originated from the soul and spirit. Since, therefore, man finds
  • In Wesenstiefen finde,
  • Verwandeln in findendes
  • Die Lebensspuren finden kannst.
  • Den Weg in eure Reiche finden,
  • Da mir obliegt, den Weg zu finden
  • I find
  • I may explore and find myself
  • and find your Self.
  • may find
  • explore and find myself
  • find my way into your realm
  • to find
• Title: Goethe As Founder of a New Science of Aesthetics: Steiner's First Lecture
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  • humanity, in modern times, must pursue: failure to find this
  • find some point of contact with Goethe, the way they set about
  • constituted as to find satisfaction in the reality that
  • The subsequent conception of the world finds nothing at all in
  • world in which we feel ourselves placed, we can never find the
  • Nature. He is a stranger to a quality he finds in many
  • in its eternal mutation, its genesis and movement, to find its
  • we find satisfaction in the isolated event in nature, but only
  • beyond it do we find that in which we recognise the highest,
  • struggled to find the most suitable scientific form for
  • pleasure we feel in the beautiful works of art. He finds this
  • into experience. Here too, Schiller finds, we are not free; for
  • As all modern philosophers, Schelling finds that the highest
  • expansion within reality has been hampered. He must find within
  • for all men.’ Goethe finds that ‘nothing in Nature is beautiful
  • its own self, we find expressed as Goethe's view in the
  • produces the objective-beautiful, which, to be sure, must find
  • Goethe's we find most definitely stated in a passage in the
  • find expressed by Goethe in his poem, ‘The Artist's
• Title: Effects of Christ-Inpulse
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  • what do we find in the case of past races of whom we know that
  • therefore find among these peoples whose cults and knowledge
  • find that all hinds of theological systems arose during the
  • spiritual world. And we find that such souls receive the
  • Nights. And whenever such initiations appear, we find that they
• Title: The Subconscious Forces
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  • many different countries of the world, do we not find that
  • find within their own soul “the little spark in
  • Bruno you will find the confirmation of the fact that in so far
  • Cartesius, the French philosopher; you will find
  • who strives within the Ego itself, you will find that the
  • to find the path to Christ, must give birth to Him within his
  • to find in the spiritual life of Russia the idea (it should not
  • soul. You will not be able to find it; Russians always expect
  • higher stage than in the past. At present we must find it
  • Solovioff discover? What did Solovioff, the Russian find? He
  • When things are closely investigated, one always finds the
  • we. not find it expressed in a wonderful way that the wave of
• Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture I: Supersensible Knowledge: Anthroposophy as a Demand of the Age
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  • research — the magnificent contribution in the findings about
  • But very obviously do we find in connection with a third element
  • with his waking senses finds its place in the half-awake state of the
  • one finds in any sort of book — even some worthless old volume
  • scientific work to use the findings of scientific research as
  • we find the absolute opposite of the noises of the city. We
  • to know in actual experience that man is spirit, and can find his
• Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture II: Anthroposophy and the Ethical-Religious Conduct of Life
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  • therefore, that I really find it necessary to work in general
  • very briefly, but we can find it set forth with all necessary proofs
• Title: Lecture: Facing Karma
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  • something of this attitude of discomfort does not find expression in the
  • everyday life — a question known to all of us. How can we find comfort in
  • life when we have to suffer in one way or another, when we fail to find
  • will find himself confronted by a strange reaction when he looks at his joy
  • sufferings. It is easy to see how one can find comfort in suffering. He who
  • environments for ourselves, and in finding a proper relationship to the
  • such knowledge? To find an answer, we must ask ourselves the simple
  • that he can find his higher self by introspection. What he finds within,
  • points to nothing less than a path to self-knowledge. He who wants to find
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  • can only find an answer when he understands the nature of human karma,
  • failure to do ourselves justice or find our proper bearings in life.
  • and repeat the exercise steadfastly, we shall find that a kind of seed
  • case of his sufferings. It is easy, after all, to find the consolation
  • but it will be difficult to find the right attitude to happiness and
  • persuade himself that by penetrating within his own being he can find
  • the higher Self; certainly he will find something, but it is only what
  • yourself — there you will find the Divine Man.” And what
  • does such a man find? In reality nothing but experiences which have
  • find the Divine Man only when we seek for what is mirrored into this
  • man who thinks he can find the Self by delving into his inner life and
• Title: Esoteric Christianity: The True Attitude To Karma
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  • self-examination to find whether or not such questions are tainted by
  • only find an answer when he understands the nature of human karma, of
  • ourselves justice or, find our proper hearings in life. That is what I
  • repeat the exercise steadfastly, we shall find that a kind of seed has
  • in the case of his sufferings. It is easy, after all, to find a
  • persevere; but it will be difficult to find the right attitude to
  • he can find the higher self; certainly he will find something, but it
  • man who thinks he can find the self by staring into his inner being,
• Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture IV. Intimate Workings of Karma
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  • be ignored for if we obey them we shall find that more and more light
  • that condition of darkness, to find the gates to the spiritual world
  • quite deliberately, because I find that strange conclusions are apt to
  • will find something of the kind in his life. Naturally, I can only
  • to which men must pay attention if they are to find their proper place
• Title: Esoteric Christianity: Intimate Workings of Karma
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  • we shall find that more and more light will be shed upon life, so that
  • that condition of darkness, to find the gates to the spiritual world
  • deliberately, because I find that strange conclusions are apt to be
  • this might not be the case, for if he searches he will certainly find
  • which men must heed if they are to find their proper place in life and
• Title: Mystery of Death: Lecture VII: Cosmic Effects on the Human Members During Sleep
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  • the spiritual researcher investigates these relations, he finds
  • matters, so that the human being can find the harmony between
  • a variety. The human being has to find the possibility to feel
  • be for them. Hence, in the midsummer we find the St John's-tide
  • find that any possible theological system forms, that the
  • find out that where such initiations appeared they took place
  • about it can find out that everything would have formed
  • by means of bare external circumstances. This finds expression
  • externally, so that one finds the guilt with the other for that
  • wars of world history out of external causes. One will find out
  • and find a stone lying where the person has fallen. The person
  • could find for our construction in that time that I directed my
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  • find something tremendously typical. What is the most
  • divine in the human souls. They tried to find the God in their
  • world animated. Read a line of Giordano Bruno, and you find
  • French philosopher, you find that he confirms on each page what
  • spiritual science finds: the fact that there the inspiration of
  • find the way to Christ, he wants to bear Him in his own soul.
  • find it at all. There one expects everywhere that a historical
  • than the old group-soul was. At the time being, we must find it
  • did Solovyov, the Russian, find? He asked himself: is there already
  • the right thing. What did he find? He checked the statements of
  • elementary, with something that will find its development when
  • the details, one finds that they express everywhere what
  • Hochland feels compelled to say: one can only find
  • find their way to us.
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  • contribution in the findings about relationships throughout the
  • But we find eminently clear
  • has had some practice in scientific work to use the findings of
  • arrive, perhaps deep within a forest. Here we find the absolute
  • back from this stage; they cannot find the courage to make the
  • that man is spirit; and can find his true satisfaction only in the