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  • Title: Lecture: The End of the Dark Age
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    • what devastates and rends the human soul to-day. Even though we
    • nevertheless exists in the spiritual regions of the human soul
    • epochs; indeed, the powers belonging to the super-human sphere
    • are perhaps quite inaccessible to the human understanding. We can
    • is connected from the very outset, inasmuch as he is a human
    • Outwardly, the human being would develop in a way entirely in
  • Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 1: Natural Science
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    • human thinking in the civilized world.
    • science in the field of human knowledge, and the
    • research is a transformation of human thinking. Any impartial
    • was approached in former times — how human thinking as a
    • Under these conditions, what has become of human thinking? It
    • Here, then, is one of my paradoxes: that thought as a human
    • the human organism? And to this, if we stand impartially and
    • human; it is in thinking that we find our human dignity —
    • and yet this, which really makes us into human beings,
    • pointing to what is noblest in our human nature, we feel
    • in the human soul. Doubts arise first in the intellect, it is
    • to look at human nature more deeply and without prejudice
    • fathom the nature of human freedom.
    • theory, to a denial of human freedom. In this respect, however,
    • human soul is confronted by present-day scientific opinions. In
    • up some attitude towards human thinlting; yet it excludes that
    • unconsciously as yet, uncertainty about human freedom. It is
    • but quite clearly general human ones.
    • of history back into age-old epochs of humanity. There, it
    • epochs human nature has experienced the most varied
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  • Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 2: Psychology
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    • the riddles of existence touch the human soul, they become not only
    • his human dignity and his true significance as a man, that the
    • show us, the human eye or some other sense-organ, there remains
    • impartial observer of humanity with factual evidence of the
    • much we learn about what can be experienced by the human body
    • renounce all claim to understand the fate of the human soul
    • what we ourselves can do through our own human nature; only
    • at the same time take their places organically within the human
    • earthly existence. Now, what we call the eternity of the human
    • if we could look into the structure of the human heart, its
    • structure and functions of the human lung! It is not a question
    • highest form can be experienced only in the human organism
    • And with this we explore a part of human eternity itself. We
    • human eternity. We rightly speak of immortality; but we ought
    • This is one aspect of exact clairvoyance, one aspect of human
    • eternity, of the great riddle of the human soul, and thus of
    • entire human substance — there appears before the soul
    • have been a fateful event. Human existence as seen with the
    • What simple logic does for the old man's life is done for human
    • eternal in human nature. And on this foundation there now
  • Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 3: East and West in History
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    • their powers in the development of humanity in accordance
    • unconscious. Yet even a superficial examination of human
    • development of humanity with a certain degree of consciousness,
    • way of looking at human history as cause and effect does indeed
    • too, human history seems to point to unspoken depths, to
    • below. And human observation can scarcely presume to gain
    • In the human organism itself, which is such a richly
    • spiritual comprehension of the forces of human history —
    • lead directly to a certain historical view of humanity.
    • this change the expression of great transformations in human
    • can look at early periods in the spiritual life of humanity and
    • we must turn to human thinking.
    • hand, and for achieving human freedom on the other, differs
    • into the way thoughts have functioned within humanity, however,
    • This raises an important problem in human
    • that has come of age in human civilization since the days of
    • humanity has been devoting its attention principally to
    • we need only go back a relatively short distance in human
    • examination of the foundations of human civilization. This is
    • particular, we cannot examine what it is that shapes the human
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  • Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 4: Spiritual Geography
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    • human life, with all their various differences. What I have to
    • vegetation of the East and, with it, all that the human hand,
    • the human spirit and civilization have produced from stone and
    • in immediate revelation, as they appear to the human senses and
    • the human soul.
    • when it looks at the human shape, tracing its planes with an
    • first reveal itself through the human soul.
    • the end this grows into the view that one's own human sensuous
    • substance is a replica of a human being whose true existence is
    • analysis, human existence on earth is composed of such
    • countless discoveries. We look at the human brain and the
    • human nervous system in its physical operation. Of course, we
    • impairment of human activity relative to the demands of the
    • illustration from the development of the human spirit and the
    • wide circles of humanity for centuries. Encompassing
    • externally sensuous and physical, in human life and history;
    • of humanity. To bring about a fruitful development of man and
    • thyself,” for a truly human attitude. Why? Well, it is
    • of such a world would never have created in human development
    • most valuable component of human life. But in a period
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  • Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 5: Cosmic Memory
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    • anthropomorphism, that is of taking features of human mental
    • everything that humanity has acquired over the last three
    • certain point in their consideration of the human cognitive
    • faculty and the capacities of the human psyche. They drew the
    • older forms of humanity's mystical endeavour. Yet in face of
    • once again, human knowledge is limited when it comes to looking
    • essence of human nature is manifest, where man is in touch with
    • human soul.
    • reflected. Our organism, our human essence must behave
    • our humanity, that we should there come up against the concepts
    • how the human will can be developed, and how it is possible to
    • soul and spirit as the human eye is transparent. We need only
    • recall how selfless (in a material sense) the human eye must be
    • dim. Our entire human nature must come to be like this, on the
    • inner processes in human nature itself. It seems philistine to
    • comprehend that the human organism has a continuous
    • in our human organism. Thus, a sympathetic thought, for example
    • knowledge into the human organism too in such a way that we
    • knowledge of the human organism. For the psyche will not
    • that have arisen from our human life, our finest and noblest
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  • Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 6: Individual and Society
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    • man, into a human attitude of mind, provide a framework within
    • the history of humanity with an open mind, however, we observe
    • human soul a capacity, a soul-power, which we can regard as
    • develop into human social configurations informed by
    • instincts in the earlier stages of human development.
    • When we contemplate human life itself by means of a spiritual
    • historical development of humanity in general, the life of an
    • individual human being is subject to certain changes. The
    • that he felt: through this human individual is revealed
    • damage to our humanity as a whole, into the intellectual phase.
    • individual human personalities. This was achieved in
    • earlier epochs out of extraordinarily deep-rooted human
    • as a human whole, in the way I have described. As a result, he
    • himself into the other human being: only thus can he really
    • intellectualism attained at the educational level in human
    • point to this self-spiritualizing development of the human
    • freedom out of a full human life. That this is so, I
    • and those with a genuine experience of human nature know
    • Here is true respect for human freedom! This freedom is what
    • are thus confronted by what we as humanity can achieve —
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  • Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 7: The Individual Spirit and the Social Structure
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    • the whole of human relationships throughout the world are
    • change throughout the world, there live within them human
    • individual human relationships. There is — or was before
    • be regarded as the ideal organization of human society as a
    • the human body: potions that were brewed and substances that
    • from spiritual entities, manifest themselves in human nature
    • ask: In what sense do human souls cling to such structures?
    • Looking at human history from this standpoint, we shall find
    • middle period of human experience and in the civilization
    • less formal human groupings or in those that arise from
    • in the course of human development an independent economic
    • emancipates itself in human thinking.
    • patterns of humanity stand in relation to these currents.
    • human activity have come to the fore, they have come into
    • accordance with the nature of human agriculture, the theocratic
    • A split occurs in it, however, when human activities of another
    • appendage to the patriarchal administration of human affairs.
    • legal current in human development. We can say,
    • human ideas that can operate once more in a formative manner,
    • three currents in human development are now mutually diverging,
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  • 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
    • of individual human beings who have been born into this
    • individual human being? And here, from the standpoint of
    • yet little understanding of this human individuality. Attention
    • in the Orient, we find that it embraced a humanity quite
    • adoption by a human community — then he
    • Obviously, in an age when human individuality had not yet
    • individuals. In communal life, human capacities for absorbing
    • human guilt. This feeling introduces something pathological
    • into human development, so that the cognitive process
    • arises when a human being is confronted with something that
    • human life as a whole, into all that the human soul can
    • humanity at that time had no awareness of the claims of
    • still an ideal of human cognition and society. The peoples who
    • thus making its appearance in human development, the sense of
    • of human labour within the social order was quite unrealized.
    • In consequence, they had to exclude human labour from
    • those who performed it as a natural datum. Human society really
    • also took on the task of integrating human labour into
    • the entire social organization of humanity took on a different
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  • Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 9: Prospects of its Solution (Europe-America)
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    • What matters today is human beings, not just institutions. For
    • attuned to human considerations, you establish a basis on which
    • reflections, human essence and human destiny ultimately
    • their humanity, or enable them to co-operate in the creation of
    • and judgment, from what appeals to human nature. And they grew
    • humanity, so that your hearers
    • hearts and affects their human and earthly being, they will
    • sense, but in a general human sense — must spread among
    • humanity. Hence, although the clubs, guilds and unions that
    • in the material sphere of life which is of general human
    • interest — with consumption and the satisfaction of human
    • and can simply concentrate his attention on his own humanity.
    • working hours in order to pursue their genuine and human
    • provide human beings with things of human significance, if we
    • that human intelligence has achieved. And undoubtedly, people
    • that makes men feel: This touches my humanity.
    • humanity. Men will always regard the sort of thing they are
    • discovered there were apprehended by the human spirit;
    • descendants of Oriental humanity in this respect too, we
    • the feelings that spring from this current in human
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  • Title: Tension Between East and West: Lecture 10: From Monolithic to Threefold Unity
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    • appeal to human nature. It could not have been otherwise, given
    • influence human life as a whole must surely hearken to it
    • first, in order to derive from it the human remedies for its
    • discovered about society from a study of the human
    • organism. We can never say that the human organism — or,
    • human organism in detail finds that this atrophying is going on
    • these forces of decomposition in the human organism. He must
    • seek, everywhere in the human organ, ism, the points at which
    • matter. We can only understand the human organism by
    • human organism; but it changes, and forces of
    • which are connected with human personalities. The
    • spiritual life draws its nourishment from the human individuals
    • depths of the human soul are what is most favourable for social
    • omnipotence of political life — for civilized humanity,
    • masses of humanity for every human being to have a voice in
    • determining human institutions. This democratic trend may be
    • more conscious reaches of civilized humanity. From
    • human evolution into the social order. This is precisely the
    • human personality (only the creativity of the individual can
    • of simple humanity — where any human being can express a
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  • Title: Regarding Higher Worlds
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    • substance of their world just as we, humans, self conscious
    • soul body. Then you can see how a human being, who lives with
    • these human astral bodies cannot appear in absolute definite
    • group souls of animals. The human being, as he approaches us
    • qualities underfoot which are in the being's form. Human beings
    • Likewise the human body may be considered — how the etheric and
    • extent. This is already a higher degree of human development
    • This participation of the human being in the development of the
    • human being exists in a certain place. He hears all kinds of
    • human being gradually lives into the astral world, these
    • disappears. Just so it is with sensory perceptions: the human
    • stirs into the human body. The same is valid for the world of
    • colour, the world of light: the human being expands, he or she
    • withdraws from the human being and is replaced by appearances,
    • human being really must go through in the astral world, so to
    • world for quite a while. The human being must so to speak go
    • of images. When the human being ascends in his development, he
    • human being has no idea what it means to live in an endless
    • Here the human being demands with inner urgency the experiences
  • Title: What is Self-knowledge?
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    • inner soul forces. The “Know Thyself” ancient human
    • most varied stages of human development. We will commence with
    • means something which the human being represents basically as
    • the complexity of human nature when we remember what we all
    • know: with anthroposophic insight we have human members in the
    • the Self, with all these members linked to human nature, we
    • human nature — according to the present relationships
    • sleeping human being of which we can now say: the sleeping
    • human being's physical and ether bodies are loosened from the
    • know at the same time that it is normal in the present human
    • cycle, that the human “I” can only become self
    • bodies. There we have today's normal human self consciousness
    • describe the question thus: How does the human being, how do
    • question: On what does the human being usually depend? —
    • in the present human cycle in both bodies, including the
    • the human being here also doesn't come far when he or she
    • human, regarding what I would like to say now. In
    • comparison with the universal qualities of the whole human
    • when-and-where, but links to deeper basic laws of human
    • our human body is surrounded by an aura, embedded in this
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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
    • clairvoyant consciousness discovers in the human life of Perception,
    • acquainted with the inner man, and one meets the human form. It is a
    • which will enable human beings to take the right course in many
    • far removed from what human feeling would like to grasp at once; but
    • within itself all that brings us as human beings in touch with the
    • world in a manner worthy of humanity. The primary foundation of our
    • truly human existence is that we are able to feel concerning things —
    • to the realm which embraces the happiness and sorrow of human life.
    • world. What a human being wills, and what flows from his will into
    • allows to flow perhaps only into his words which act upon human
    • four-fold human being. In ordinary life, the difference does not
    • of human nature in the following manner.
    • nature, or, shall we say, a human work of art, and through this
    • develop our feelings, we know that fundamentally our human nature
    • respect to the will. How different we human beings are with respect
    • our will! The great variety of human action really comes about
    • feeling is inward, it is still possible for different human beings to
    • are directed to one and the same object, that is, two human beings
    • constitutes the individual worth of a human being, how from this
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  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 2: The Vision of the Ideal Human Being
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    • Lecture 2: The Vision of the Ideal Human Being
    • spirit-world religion is experienced as a picture of 'the Human
    • prevent our return to help the human ideal. A big battle ensues
    • between Lucifer and the gods. And the human ideal is thrown out from
    • attraction is felt to the future parents, and the human ideal is
    • was to impart a few esoteric experiences which the human soul
    • last lectures we tried to describe what the human soul first sees
    • through one's memory. I have often said that because as human
    • of memory in the human soul cannot be considered as directly
    • has to try to get behind the depths and subtleties of human life.
    • establish his worth as a human being there must be a higher life and
    • accomplish in the world? The human soul tends towards a spiritual
    • it is which gives man his value. We might say that as long as a human
    • human soul beyond birth and conception into a previous spiritual
    • what a human being goes through between death and rebirth; but let us
    • the human ideal; this appears like a mighty spiritual structure,
    • be able to see this temple of humanity, this high ideal of humanity.
    • life between death and rebirth the ideal of humanity stands, as it
    • distant point of time we see the ideal of humanity; but the forces
    • course of our previous human life. As we turn towards life from the
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  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 3: The Senses and the Luciferic Temptation
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    • the world. Can we think otherwise than that this human being must be
    • with human nature really work together with one object, that of
    • when a human being receives impressions of the outer world, he
    • We must investigate human
    • one discovers through spiritual investigation is that in the human
    • light, our human nature is permeated by something that has to die in
    • say: ‘Here I see a human being; I know that he has the
    • foregoing all the subsequent life of humanity. This has to be veiled
    • great deal really takes place in the inner part of human nature, and
    • human nature and the fulfilment of all the possibilities that may be
    • physical world. How complicated does the human being now appear to
    • in our human thought, because again, only what is like the froth of
    • world of feeling, however deep his feeling for humanity, he is really
    • the perfect ideal of humanity, which would make of us perfect human
    • you four things connected with the human soul. That which remains
    • human being bears within him, must be aroused in the period between
    • something to which every human being is continually exposed; for what
    • and useful human beings. Here lies the real reason for all inner
    • present time, but it was not always thus. In ancient periods of human
    • the Egyptian or the Babylonian civilisation and observe human beings,
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  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 4: Wisdom in the Spiritual World
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    • driving us towards the ideal of humanity. This is the only right way
    • human striving after knowledge consists in actively acquiring from
    • that on the spiritual plane the ideal of humanity stands before us,
    • approach the ideal of humanity as real being. This approach has to
    • ideal of humanity,. This life-force we have to acquire during the
    • perhaps less under the control of human volition, but depends upon
    • there is something in the human breast which prevents the feelings
    • must always be thought of in conjunction with human karma. It must
    • further we go back in human evolution the more do we find that
    • humanity did not then possess our present mentality, but had a kind
    • human soul. It is connected with something which is expressed in the
    • investigation, which likewise only develops in the human soul as a
    • effects that there is a Christ. Christ exists and can pass by human
  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 5: Between Death and the 'Cosmic Midnight Hour'
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    • Spirit' that awakens us and illuminates our human past. This
    • the inner being of the person who has died, his human soul nature,
    • of universal importance to the whole of human life. Now if the ideas
    • of the human capacities developed in his physical body. Something has
    • this idea, which passes through the human soul at this point is Maya;
    • soul-force which comes forth from the human soul after death, just as
    • earth at birth we find no human beings there. Human beings are all
    • the whole of our human past.
  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 6: Pleasures and Sufferings in the Life Beyond
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    • will shine more and more even into drowsy man, even now when humanity
    • Hour when our human inner experience is most intense and when that
    • in the spiritual world. We find that in our present cycle of humanity
    • the pleasure, assumes a sub-human, I will not say animal character;
    • for pleasure and enjoyment may assume a sub-human character. We find
    • but also of all the human beings with whom we were closely connected
    • as if we had not been with these human beings before — we are
    • existence, we see clearly in these human beings what we owe to them
    • human beings we see, as it were, the activities which in the future
    • is, that when we are reborn we find that one or more human beings are
    • to see into human experience, how profoundly it teaches us to
    • comprehend human life and really to acquire the right instinct to
    • normal length of human life. His illness brings him to an early
    • have expended if he had reached the normal length of human life. The
    • the world because the evolution of humanity requires that the
    • and more into human souls, instinctively at first, then consciously.
    • into plants, the rest are ground up into flour for human food and for
    • essential task is that the human being then constructs the archetype
    • Long, long before the human being
    • fruit of our last earthly life. But the human being does not always
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  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 1: The World Behind the Tapestry of Sense-perceptions. Ecstasy and Mystical Experience.
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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • significant riddles of human life — as far as this is possible
    • at least be presumed to be there, have we not, as human beings,
    • This experience is one that is decidedly not beneficial for human life
    • for normal human beings. It is evident from the experience itself that
    • darkness around him. Countless human beings have already had the
    • human beings. I am speaking, to begin with, of experiences that arise
    • ecstasy, the Ego, which is one member of the human being, has been
    • below the human Ego but in which there is also reality? The next
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 2: Sleeping and Waking Life in Relation to the Planets
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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • Let us now consider the sleeping human being. Quite naturally, normal
    • human consciousness regards sleep as an undifferentiated state that is
    • human being. A man has only to be more attentive to what happens to
    • Three influences, then, to which the human being is exposed during
    • takes effect in a sleep-walker is present in every human being but in
    • the other two that it gets the upper hand. Nevertheless every human
    • third influence. The human soul has a threefold nature, and it can be
    • parts of the human soul. It we were to go back to ancient times we
    • forces that work upon the human being during sleep, when he is outside
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    • only a slight effect upon the sleeping human being. And similarly, the
    • Thus we find a remarkable correlation between human life, the
    • supposed. Our human nature is comprehensible only if we take account
    • akin to what goes on in the human being himself. And so we shall come
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 3: The Inner Path Followed by the Mystic. Experience of the Cycle of the Year.
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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • structure of the human heart or brain, or of each single part of the
    • human skeleton, will be able to feel how infinitely wise and perfect
    • he must cross the stream which diverts normal human consciousness from
    • may be compared with the circulation of the blood in the human body.
    • human consciousness a veil is drawn over everything that man would
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 4: Faculties of the Human Soul and Their Development
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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • FACULTIES OF THE HUMAN SOUL AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT
    • learns to realise that the human soul is indeed little, but that it
    • Thus on waking the human soul feels insignificant after passing the
    • our human intelligence acquires for itself corresponds to what streams
    • by combining like with like. Human intelligence actually corresponds
    • to Cosmic Feeling as absorbed in sleep. The greater human intelligence
    • directed to such things. Have human beings not hitherto existed quite
    • night during sleep have from the beginning of human existence counted
    • upon the expectation that light will also stream upwards from human
    • from human life itself, through efforts to transform thinking, feeling
    • Spiritual Science would leave human evolution to take care of itself.
    • are not enough human beings who strive to reach the higher worlds,
    • this would result in the human race receiving less and less forces
    • from above. Human life would wither and dry up, just as a tree
    • from outside have been instilled into the human race. Those people who
    • decline of humanity into enfeeblement to be avoided, as well as the
    • been described is the inner aspect presented by part of our human
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 5: The Egyptian Mysteries of Osiris and Isis
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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • still more deeply, into parts of human nature which manifest in
    • In ancient Egypt something was necessary against which human nature,
    • was also revealed to him that the human being spends a long time
    • more assumed human shape, he is face to face with his last death. At
    • epoch the configuration of the Earth was again different. Human
    • could be followed and was indeed followed by many human beings in the
    • owing to the progressive development of human nature and its
    • study the path that is right for modern humanity: the
    • because the time was approaching when human nature would rebel against
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 6: Experiences of Initiation in the Northern Mysteries
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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • strength of human egoism; for even when Ego-consciousness was reduced
    • himself as a human being.
    • example to the budding life of nature in Spring. Certainly, any human
    • others that of Winter. The experiences which a single human being can
    • Macrocosm. Even in normal human consciousness it is sometimes
    • very many human beings in order to achieve Initiation into the secrets
    • human intellect. The architects and builders of our organ of intellect
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 7: The Four Spheres of the Higher Worlds
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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • normal human consciousness and not with clairvoyance, we find certain
    • human beings. How far would a man get in ordinary life if he had not
    • always, by holding them, transcend ordinary human ways of thinking in
    • opinions. In this way we transcend the ordinary way of forming human
    • part in human life. There are experiences which it is desirable for us
    • with a knowledge of human nature may often be able to call the
    • them. If a human soul were led unprepared to these islands it would be
    • lacks. This is a feeling which must come to the human soul when the
    • true human knowledge. At no moment of life should it be said that
    • It belongs to the whole mode of feeling of human beings today that
    • briefly. As human beings we pass from incarnation to incarnation. If
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 8: Mirror-images of the Macrocosm in Man. Rosicrucian Symbols.
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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • perceived as the human physical body. Accordingly we may say that the
    • is the connection of the thirty-one days in the month with the human
    • human being. Blood flows through the human being and is the outer
    • those worlds out of which our human constitution is otherwise built
    • already been applied to our development as human beings. We have
    • keeping with the consciousness of modern humanity, for one who takes
    • independence of the human being; the Guru is no longer a Guru
  • 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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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • humanity. We described how by adopting certain measures for his life
    • Thus there are these two stages in the development of the human soul.
    • course of lectures someone has heard it stated that a human being
    • said that the human being has worked for a very long time at the
    • possible that just at the moment when a human being is about to
    • stations, so the human Ego is illumined from twelve different stations
    • Human and Cosmic Thought. Four lectures given in Berlin,
    • service to humanity.
    • thoughts. When anyone wants to communicate to other human beings what
  • 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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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • reasons connected with the evolution of humanity should now be
    • may be found at two stages in the process of human evolution. Firstly,
    • back a very long way in the evolution of humanity, to a far-off
    • We can look towards a future humanity when the logic of the heart will
    • Thus we can conceive of three stages of human evolution: one preceding
    • Reminding ourselves of what has been said about human evolution it may
    • We are now looking back to an earlier stage of humanity when man had
    • Space. This gives us a clue to an earlier stage of the human soul when
    • Having envisaged these three successive stages of humanity, we must
    • increase our understanding of human evolution. Man was not always as
    • No stage of human development can be skipped; every one of them must
    • human heart was formed at a previous stage. The ordinary,
    • back. The human physical organism can be understood only when
    • him. Between the two states lies a Pralaya, when human development is
    • human body of the present age. What we have to attain through
    • There are therefore three successive states of humanity. (1) Man as
    • a result of all conditions in the human kingdom being changed. During
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 11: Man and Planetary Evolution
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    • The human being's life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and
    • different assumption, namely, that in every human soul there are
    • human soul as a fruit of the present stage of evolution, but intellect
    • but the aptitude for it is already present in numbers of human beings.
    • and he assumes that the human soul is organised, not for error and
    • be felt by numbers of human hearts before it is actually
    • directly to the human soul than do other investigators at the present
    • to far more intimate provinces of the human soul. He is not yet in a
    • what lives in his soul lives in every human soul and that his task is
    • But because we human beings are dependent upon one another, we should
    • the Earth passes through successive incarnations, just as the human
    • vision is directed to the human being in the state of sleep.
    • fighter, which from birth until death maintains the human body intact
    • higher level by virtue of his, astral body and Ego. In our human
    • be able to live in this world. The physical human body presupposes the
    • what we should be as human beings if we had not succeeded in
    • deficiency in the human soul soon becomes apparent if it is shut off
    • a healthy human nature. This may be regarded as indicative. One must
    • possibility of erring or turning to evil. They show us our human
    • But when we associate with this the other factor, that our human
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  • Title: Life Between ... IV: Recent Results of Occult Investigation Into Life
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    • In these lectures Rudolf Steiner deals with the experience of the human
    • outward and the human soul is deepened more and more inwardly. In
    • kamaloca is over consists of visions. When the human being has gone
    • completed, a human being leaves this sphere and enters the actual
    • inspiration. What humanity has received through its artists in the
    • In this sphere the human being again is strongly influenced by what
    • the human being, and this is so for everyone after death, expands up
    • To be able to do so is a sign of progress for humanity at large. So
    • objective occult research. Beyond the Moon the human being is like a
    • of the realm of occult investigation what has been given to humanity
    • Inwardly the human being feels increasingly that only what he has
    • continue to contract until we unite ourselves with the small human
    • The human being carries as a potential power within him what happens
    • relate what lives in the human breast to its origin when we consider
    • we see that the human being after death first lives in a world of
    • it is when the human being ascends into the spiritual world. The
    • We can sum it up by saying that if one wished to portray the human
    • human being at rest. When man sleeps, the etheric body is most
    • culture will be accomplished when human beings meet in such a way
    • man, and love will permeate the soul in a truly human way. Man will
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  • Title: Life Between ... VIII: Between Death and a New Birth
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    • In these lectures Rudolf Steiner deals with the experience of the human
    • human life between death and rebirth. This phase cannot be treated as
    • understood is capable of entering fully into all aspects of human
    • humanity will experience an awakening from a sleep of life. Many
    • things that approach the human being appear strange and mysterious,
    • thoroughly with human existence to realize how people become aware of
    • human beings, the living can perform the greatest service to the dead
    • Yet plants do not have a soul element. The sleeping human organism is
    • or ego. The human astral body contains an extract of the light of the
    • If the human ego were still bound to the sun, man would only be able
    • evolution of humanity the bodily nature will be most barren. In
    • but the human soul will grow into the spiritual world. At the end of
    • between living and dying because for human consciousness everything
  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture I
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    • formerly: Anthroposophy and the Human Gemüt
    • not sufficiently consider the needs of the human Gemüt.
    • For this reason I have chosen Anthroposophy and the Human
    • The human Gemüt has indeed been wholly excluded from the
    • that the human Gemüt ought to come into its own again
    • retrospect how, in earlier periods of human evolution, this
    • the human soul, intended to illuminate man's efforts of realizing his
    • participation in the changing times. In those days when the human
    • In order to create a basis for further study of the human
    • all familiar, but whose significance for human consciousness has
    • such close contact with the human Gemüt as was once the
    • perfect human form back to less perfect ones, farther and farther back
    • less human than themselves but as beings more spiritual. They beheld
    • will. In superhuman pride, certain beings revolted because they
    • world evolution were such forms to come into being, namely, the human
    • which cosmic development of the human form was not yet possible; nor
    • earth. But it did not live there in such a way that a human eye could
    • of the higher hierarchies; when the human physical eye observes the
    • kingdoms of nature, up to the form of the physical-sensible human
    • words, what we are accustomed to call extra-human nature. What was
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  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture II
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    • formerly: Anthroposophy and the Human Gemüt
    • in former epochs of human evolution the lighting up of real memory, of
    • attitude toward them. This phase of human evolution was indispensable
    • in which the human being may find the way back to spirit, which after
    • vital, today so anaemic — took their place in human evolution.
    • humanity. If nowadays these festivals have faded, if the whole
    • autumn. Something must be present that can be incisive in human
    • especially in connection with feeling we speak of the human
    • a warm heart, a love of nature, love for every being. This human
    • true of the human Gemüt. Thinking may
    • other touches the human soul very closely. But what lies between
    • thinking and willing, all that is comprised in the human
    • The human being is really so closely linked to the world that he
    • and look at me; and when a sufficient number of human eyes will have
    • that many lilies grow unseen by human eye: yes, but then the
    • shall be broken by human eyes comes about by the first human glance
    • break the spell. — Human existence should really be a perpetual
    • relationship of the Gemüt which the human being can enter
    • will go on to say that in the human being there dwells the force I
    • In the old days of instinctive human evolution, when in the
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  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture III
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    • formerly: Anthroposophy and the Human Gemüt
    • have become very dim. Human feeling for the traditional festivals has
    • grown dim and shadowy. While in former periods of human evolution
    • forth from the depths of the human being. These depths we can only
    • consider how abstract, how dreadfully out of touch with the human
    • universe that today enter human consciousness. Think of what
    • conditions of the human organism and transform these into pictures
    • human beings the dream remains an experience that does not pass over
    • Evolution of the World and Humanity,
    • that the human heart is really a
    • the eye, so the human heart is in reality a sense organ in its
    • upper portion of the human being.
    • etc., in the human organism. The upper man, the headman, had to sense
    • which we are accustomed today, but a schooling of the whole human
    • that. Actually, the processes within the human organism seem the same
    • human limb-metabolic organism. The Mithras disciple was taught to
    • bull. And the human being proper, in all his frailty, is mounted above
    • human knowledge no amount of observation or picturesque presentation
    • way the human being experienced himself as a higher being,
    • circulation that he willed. — Then came the time when human
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  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture IV
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    • Realistic Thinking, Earth Spirit and Human Spirit, Michael Festival
    • Realistic Thinking, Earth Spirit and Human Spirit, Michael Festival
    • days, my dear friends, has been to point the way in which the human
    • produced substantial plants, animals, human beings? That is all part
    • procedure: I examine a human heart today, and then again in a month.
    • human heart, so I know how it has altered in the course of a month.
    • forth; that is, I apply the same method to the human heart that
    • changes in the human heart? I can apply that method to these changes
    • and figure out how this human heart looked three hundred years ago and
    • earth differs from that of the human being, if I may so express it. In
    • psycho-spiritual principle in the self-enclosed human being, so
    • material one in the human being: our breathing process. We inhale the
    • In-breathing, out-breathing — that is one component of human
    • cosmos. In the very old periods of human evolution, when there still
    • of the earth. Human respiration is more a physical process; the
    • true human beings, we take part in the cycle of the seasons. As the
    • But given this different orientation, not only the human intellect but
    • the human Gemüt will in a short time undergo a schooling
    • depths of a consummate human life as well — if I achieve all this
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  • Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture V: Poetry and Recitation
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    • his poetic faculty in a region of human existence and experience
    • being was seized by an objective spiritual force. That human
    • intensity is indicated, something connected directly with the human
    • human “I” to be laid hold of again by the spiritual
    • humanity, if one wished to receive the divine-spiritual and bring
    • experience, an instinctive feeling of how human breathing pushes
    • the expressivity of the human soul. In this way he attained the
    • being at that time? He longed to enter more deeply into human
    • individuality – to enter into the whole human being with what
    • into human nature, and creates, too, more from its depths, seizing
    • profoundly inward human experience.
    • comprehending human nature spiritually, even down to the physical.
    • circulation in the flow of human speech. In breathing, we draw a
    • human morphology might be considered mechanical and materialistic.
    • Goethe sensed how in earlier stages of human
    • fashioned word-sequences, which have a special relation to human
    • the unconscious elements of human life come to play a part in him.
    • Could it within the humane flow’r be
    • occurrences in a human soul who reaches this stage of
    • in inspiring the man Johannes Thomasius. What the human soul may
  • 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
    • life into the human form, uplifts man above himself, completes
    • product of human skill, our intellect comes and inquires for
    • thought in a way that does the greatest honour to human nature.
    • To begin with, Schiller sets in opposition two human instincts
    • task human effort can set itself, lies in the perception of the
    • culmination of humanity, appear before our soul. Only when this
  • Title: Effects of Christ-Inpulse
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    • Effects of the Christ-Impulse Upon the Historical Course of Human Evolution
    • COURSE OF HUMAN EVOLUTION.
    • consciousness. Let me point out to-day certain facts of human
    • the hidden depths of every human being, can be recognised in
    • knowledge in those spiritual regions in which every human
    • world, and he, shows how the individual human soul lives in it.
    • but it is of importance also for every human soul, for under
    • me therefore set out from certain facts concerning human
    • observes something which would present itself to every human
    • them, as it were, as human beings, by taking them into our
    • (indeed, every human being is in the spiritual world, it is simply
    • SPIRITUAL beings, we belong to the whole, of humanity and
    • body we are connected with humanity as a whole. To establish
    • universally human; it is instead essential to recognise the.
    • as it is a nation, for the individual human being always, rises
    • everything which unites us with humanity as a whole, with our
    • asleep, we are simply “human beings,” endowed with
    • experiences gained as human, beings. But at the same time, when
    • human beings, we are not only connected through our physical
    • humanity, man is in the winter time united with that
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  • Title: The Subconscious Forces
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    • us now set out from something which closely affects us as human
    • enemy, but a friend of the human organism. What is inimical to
    • the whole human development. What should strike us above
    • to man's knowledge; human knowledge cannot reach the
    • showing how Kant is supposed to have proved that human
    • these cells could not be found because human eyes are unable to
    • constitution of the human eye does not permit us to penetrate
    • be overthrown. Yet in the course of human development the
    • microscope was discovered as an aid to the human eye, so that
    • that the proof according to which the human power of vision is
    • that, according to Kant, human knowledge is unable to reach the
    • to. something which is not only limited to the human, intellect
    • penetrating into the deeper foundations of the whole human
    • — that the human being passes through a course of development;
    • place through what we designate as the human Ego.
    • pertaining to the German nation has to inspire the human Ego.
    • between the single members of human nature if we bear in mind
    • the Group-Soul life into the life of humanity as a whole. But
    • of individual human beings.
    • human being, right down into the blood. Then comes a time when
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  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture I: Supersensible Knowledge: Anthroposophy as a Demand of the Age
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    • theoretical and practical results in the evolution of humanity which
    • human being as a demand of the human heart, of human feeling,
    • have come about precisely in connection with this current of human
    • afforded by natural science, very special human capacities have been
    • thrown a light also upon human capacities themselves. But I should
    • thought to what this light has illuminated, we see that human
    • laboratory, in the clinic, etc. And the human being has achieved
    • the rejection of all that the human being is in himself by reason of
    • became aware in this activity of what we ourselves signify as human
    • certain sense, the human being has eliminated himself in connection
    • manifest its special aspect, which is alien to humanity even though
    • friendly to the world, in modern research: that is, the human life of
    • sentiment, the human life of feeling. In this modern research, human
    • feeling is not permitted to participate; the human being must remain
    • possible to acquire within this human feeling forces useful in
    • that inner human willfulness plays a role in feelings, human
    • answered on the other hand that, although human feeling can certainly
    • the matter to us — that the human senses have not always in the
    • course of human evolution been such as they are today, but have
    • there-from, just like the human senses themselves, and which
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  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture II: Anthroposophy and the Ethical-Religious Conduct of Life
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    • capacities of the human soul which belong to our every-day life, and
    • capacities of the soul actually brings about for the human
    • the reaction of the human heart to thoughts when we are dealing with
    • matters which affect the human heart in the profoundest
    • a human being actually penetrates into the spiritual world by means
    • human being in a manner entirely unlike that of ordinary
    • should like to begin with the fact that the human being, even in
    • us that what we have to consider as our own inner human nature is
    • — as I shall have to show later — when the human heart
    • previous occasion, the human being exercises consciously at a higher
    • content, which becomes a visible environment of the human being by
    • become, in a certain sense, a different human being through
    • penetrates into the profoundest human conceptions. It is
    • precisely in the profoundest human conceptions, I wish to say, in the
    • persons who are able to take their places in their full humanity in
    • human nature in the moral and the social life, so do we place
    • the human soul itself. We permeate the soul with this
    • soul and the spirit to the human body; we learn to see how the
    • ensouling of the human being. It is soul itself, soul content, which
    • in which human beings can live together is that in which one person
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  • Title: Lecture: Facing Karma
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    • nature of human karma, of human destiny. Why do we suffer in the world?
    • removed we are from what we are to become as good human beings. This
    • world in which we live. The human capacities that are seeking a
    • a good human being. Only when we open our spiritual eye and perceive how
  • Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture III. The True Attitude to Karma
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    • Two Public lectures (6th and 7th February) had been given on “Death and Immortality in the light of Spiritual Science” and “Eternal Being and the Nature of the Human Soul in the light of Spiritual Science.”
    • and righteous human being — and then he is a sufficiently good
    • can only find an answer when he understands the nature of human karma,
    • of human destiny. Why do we suffer? And here I am referring not only
    • youth, he has turned into a decent, self-respecting human being. He
    • more perfect. It is due to the suffering that I am not the same human
    • is a golden rule in life that as human beings we have perpetually
    • goal before us as intelligent human beings. Such is the true attitude
    • way that can only be regarded as karmic — many human beings with
    • period of our life. We meet human beings who in our dealings with them
    • human being who seems to run across our path accidentally and with
    • other human beings that arise in the middle of life shows, curiously,
    • to the test and adjust our thoughts accordingly. When a human being
    • fact comes to light. — Those human beings with whom we were
    • meet those human beings with whom in a previous incarnation we were
    • to a human being in one life; the thought may come easily that in a
    • companionship with other human beings. But there is still something
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: The True Attitude To Karma
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    • his increasing manifestation to humanity.
    • only try to be a good and righteous human being, and then he is a
    • aspiration to become good and righteous human beings. And to this end
    • only find an answer when he understands the nature of human karma, of
    • human destiny. Why do we suffer? And I am referring not only to outer
    • has turned into a decent, self-respecting human being. He has found
    • more perfect. It is due to the suffering that I am not the same human
    • golden rule in life that as human beings we have perpetually within us
    • we are from the goal before us as intelligent human beings. Such is
    • that can only be regarded as karmic — many human beings with
    • period of our life. We meet human beings who in our dealings with them
    • will, for example, to meet a human being who seems to run across our
    • other human beings that arise in the middle of life shows, curiously,
    • test and adjust our thoughts accordingly. When a human being —
    • fact comes to light. Those human beings with whom we were together in
    • meet those human beings with whom we were connected in the middle
    • we have caused suffering to a human being in one life; we could easily
    • light upon our dealings and companionship with other human beings.
    • to be a good human being.’ It will only come to the man who opens his
  • Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture IV. Intimate Workings of Karma
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    • his increasing manifestation to humanity.
    • for every human being and that seemingly chance occurrences may be
    • exceptional conditions broke in upon humanity at that time —
    • mind of humanity were united in a single radiance and he gave
    • then works spiritually into human beings, without the need of spatial
    • question is illusion, for the human being is through and through a
    • stream out and have a potent effect upon other human beings. The
    • greatest significance in many human lives; it is something that
    • out those who are ready to enter his stream. But human beings
    • very many human beings of the present time, but they pay no heed to
    • take such a graphic form as the example quoted, but numbers of human
    • plays into life. Most human beings rush hectically through life and
    • progress of humanity.
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: Intimate Workings of Karma
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    • his increasing manifestation to humanity.
    • important for every human being and that what appear to be chance
    • exceptional conditions broke in upon humanity at that time —
    • quite changed. The twelve different rays of human outlook were united
    • then works spiritually into human beings, without the need of spatial
    • question is an illusion, for the human being is through and through a
    • stream out and have a potent effect upon other human beings. So too,
    • those who are ready to enter his stream. But human beings themselves,
    • lives of very many human beings of the present time, but they pay no
    • numbers of human beings nowadays have had such experiences. Now when I
    • plays into life. Most human beings rush hectically through life and
    • of the progress of humanity.
  • Title: Mystery of Death: Lecture VII: Cosmic Effects on the Human Members During Sleep
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    • Cosmic Effects on the Human Members During Sleep
    • effect in the historical existence of human beings which can be
    • consciousness. I want to point to developmental facts of human
    • themselves in the historical course of human life.
    • — that what takes place in secrecy with every human being
    • which every human soul lives without being aware of them. The
    • human soul is put in it. So that not only for somebody who has
    • experiences, but for every human soul the knowledge of them is
    • perception of the human nature generally. We observe daily that
    • that we belong with our four human members, the physical body,
    • constantly with the human being when he leaves his physical and
    • researcher simply watches what happens there with the human
    • being — with every human being falling asleep. So that we
    • itself to every human soul if it could look down not in the
    • the mineral realms, when we are waking, and stand as human
    • spiritual view. Indeed, the human being already has the
    • macrocosm. But the human being prefers to say when he really
    • folk-soul to whom we belong. When the human being wakes up, he
    • Something strange becomes apparent that the human being dives
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  • Title: Mystery of Death: Lecture VIII: The War, an Illness Process
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    • Dead as Helpers of the Human Process
    • important task for the individual human being to help himself
    • individual human beings really help themselves, can they
    • co-operate in the development of humankind generally. But our
    • start from something that is near to us as human beings. Human
    • human being, before the externally visible illness breaks out.
    • illness process of the human evolution. Just this must strike
    • the human ability of judgement. Is it not that way, actually,
    • has already proved by his philosophy that the human being has
    • spiritual world with human cognition. If one still went on
    • because the human eyes were not able to see them. This could
    • right, because the human eye, as well as it is arranged, could
    • may be that the human visual ability does not reach to the
    • cell, as strict can be the proof that human knowledge, as Kant
    • to appeal to something different than to the human reason and
    • involved in the deeper bases of the whole human evolution.
    • individual folk-souls and their effects on the individual human
    • human being has to allow to be ripe that what is in him
    • develops gradually to the real judgment. The human being
    • cetera. This advancing development of the individual human
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  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture III: Supersensible Knowledge: Anthroposophy as a Demand of the Age
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    • results in the evolution of humanity, which have emerged in such a
    • about the super-sensible knowledge of the human being as a demand of
    • the human heart, of human feeling, during the present age.
    • connection with this current of human evolution. For instance, we may
    • the senses, as is supplied by natural science, very special human
    • and experimentation have thrown a light also upon human capacities
    • thought to what this light has illuminated, we see that human
    • clinic, etc. And the human being has achieved tremendous power in
    • the human being is in himself by reason of his inner nature. For what
    • we ourselves mean as human beings in the universe, in the totality of
    • cosmic relationships. In a certain sense, the human being has
    • modern research, a side which is alien to humanity even though
    • friendly to the world: that is, the human life of sentiment, the
    • human life of feeling. In modern research, human feeling is not
    • permitted to participate; the human being must remain cold and
    • within this human feeling forces useful in gaining knowledge of the
    • world. One can say, on the one hand, that inner human caprice plays a
    • role in feelings, in human subjectivity, and that feeling is
    • the source of fantasy. On the other hand, one can reply that human
    • itself must describe it to us — that the human senses have not
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