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  • Title: Lecture: The Ahrimanic Deception
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    • knowledge of the deeper forces of world-historical evolution, that is,
    • gatherings as ours today. For he who speaks from that standpoint about
    • problems of the time knows that he is opposed not only by the casual,
    • subjective opinions of those to whom he speaks. He knows too that a
    • growing stronger and stronger. To explain what I mean by this, I must
    • also find in some of my lecture-courses, you know that we have to
    • indicated this so that you may remember where, in human evolution as a
    • Now you know that at the close of the first third of the Greco-Latin
    • aspects we have characterized what really came about for human
    • anthroposophical sources, you will know that the further we go back in
    • the whole evolution of humanity. You know, further, that certain
    • has been shown that this widespread wisdom-teaching of ancient times
    • that was possessed by the old Hebrew people and bore a completely
    • You can already gather from these external facts something that I beg
    • you to bear in mind, namely, that it was essential in humanity's
    • Clairvoyant vision finds in looking back that an incarnation of a
    • had taken place in the man Jesus of Nazareth. The incarnation that
    • brilliance, having an incisive effect. What it gave to humanity, in
    • Viewed externally, one can say that it was a wisdom penetrating deep
    • going back to that incarnation which took place over in Asia at the
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  • Title: Lecture: The Influence of the Dead on the Life of Man on Earth
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    • new birth with what is taking place here in the physical world, and,
    • of our connection with this physical world. All that gives us this
    • perceive Imaginatively — we realise that this world is peopled
    • the conditions in the elemental world are somewhat different from the
    • able entirely to free himself from that which makes him earthly man.
    • himself from that which makes him earthly man. As earthly men, as you
    • emancipate ourselves from what is solid in us, the moment we feel
    • our knowing by Imaginative perception all that surrounds us as the
    • is lost was in a way unconscious and dream-like, while that which
    • Let us now return to what I said before. Our relation to the
    • relations to the beings that surround us. In the elemental world, in
    • will reckon especially with what I have now said; there will be a
    • of the patient. For what is called illness today is in truth only the
    • outer physical picture of what is there in reality. In reality there
    • is some kind of irregularity in what I have here compared to a
    • doing this or that it can only be improved by the common will of a
    • understood. For people keep on imagining that they are Christian
    • while in reality they are not. St. Paul said that sin came into the
    • wider sense, that which mars the order of things is there through the
    • for a law — quite unaware that whatever is not in order comes
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  • Title: Lecture: The Problem of Destiny
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    • What spiritual science has to say about life and the
    • and we shall then proceed by explaining that these faculties enable
    • kind: If spiritual science gives this or that explanation concerning
    • never be based upon the argument that the world has a meaning only if
    • aspect of these things), and although this hypothesis, namely, that
    • whole life of man, seeing that spiritual science and its results
    • civilization, and what kind of opposition we must encounter. The
    • that, at first, we learn to know the chief facts of spiritual life,
    • through the fact that the world has, to begin with, an enigmatic
    • that life becomes less interesting through the fact that the riddles
    • with the physical world, makes us, as it were, confident that also
    • A special riddle is everything that we experience in the
    • we have already explained that a
    • concrete connections. Let us assume, for instance, that a person has
    • died, so that the one who remained behind had to pass through a
    • see immediately that if we face a similar thought, something rises up
    • for many people. We must now bear in mind the fact that spiritual
    • relatives. I have already explained to you that through the fact that
    • gaze upon these connections, we shall discover in many cases that the
    • other relationships which thus arise are of such a kind that through
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  • Title: Lecture: How Can the Destitution of Soul in Modern Times Be Overcome?
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    • vital kind that it finds entrance into life in all circumstances and
    • unproductive kind of knowledge, and it is natural that people who
    • know very little about it should be induced to ask: What, after all,
    • is the use of learning that man consists of such and such parts; that
    • epochs of culture, and so on? Those who feel that a realistic
    • this clear today by a particular example. Most of us know that our
    • Greeks and Romans; that the following centuries down to the
    • impulses preceding from that epoch; and that since the fifteenth
    • We know furthermore that in man in the fourth post-Atlantean period
    • culture and work and that cultivation of the consciousness soul is
    • our present task. What does the cultivation of the consciousness soul
    • order that the consciousness soul may be brought to expression,
    • all sides we find it confirmed that our age stands for the
    • true that two people meeting for the first time knew how to tune in
    • confidence can be established. But what is now only to be arrived at
    • post-Atlantean epoch. We must remember that this kind of
    • feeling-and-heart connection was well adapted to that age, but a very
    • terms of intercourse are such that, fundamentally speaking,
    • due weight to the spiritual-scientific truth that in the present age
    • we are not thrown together by chance with other people. That the path
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  • Title: Lecture: The (Four) Great Virtues
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    • are developed in the direction of that comprehensive picture of man's
    • indeed for our whole inner life, the gulf that exists for our
    • saying is familiar, and even self-evident. But one may well say that
    • Dr Colazza, and we have just heard that our dear friend Fritz
    • than we would otherwise be able to achieve that we do not lose such
    • can be said that these souls have become faithful fellow-workers with
    • looking down upon that to which their love is directed. In the period
    • upon our physical life from that moment onwards, which can be
    • life within the maternal body, except that this period in the life
    • embryonic life in relation to physical life. Then follows what can be
    • world; it is a perceiving that the will of the soul which has gone
    • way there comes the moment after death when the soul feels: that
    • the Angels. That is like drawing the first breath in the spiritual
    • who look down upon it as something of which they know that it informs
    • human souls while still within the physical body about that condition
    • can flow entirely into that stream which flows up to them from the
    • physical world, taking its source from what they have experienced in
    • necessity of this movement. But now that we have entered the
    • spiritual world we know that we can help and how we must help at a
    • what has been said can be the deepest comfort, for they have here all
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  • Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture V: Mystery of the Human Being
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    • regulated that it induces hunger. It is possible to
    • that we can get away from it for a time, but in the long run
    • attempt to conceal the fact that there is a mystery in human
    • prey to a kind of soul hunger and to what happens as a
    • general, he would probably find more reason to consider that
    • solution. In this age that has been with us for three or four
    • world in which the human being is placed that are of a
    • mystics. Those who level this sort of criticism, from whatever
    • picture, which actually has very little to do with what the
    • science of spirit that is criticized.
    • lecture to mention everything that would be necessary
    • further points can be added to what I have been saying about
    • important to remember that the science of spirit does not take
    • we should not conclude that it is necessarily opposed to these,
    • the world, connected with what is happening in the evolution of
    • do not think that anyone who despises the modern scientific
    • that matter so much as the method of approach in
    • is just in connection with such an approach that the question
    • mysteries of the human being that really satisfies us deep
    • 19th century, a viewpoint which enables one to realize that the
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  • Title: Inner Aspect of the Social Question: Lecture I
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    • concerns. Steiner asserts that we must begin by giving real value to
    • that is vibrant.
    • social question here in Zürich, it is perhaps appropriate that
    • We know that in every
    • when we appreciate that fundamentally he is connected with everything
    • relevant to human life and knowledge that weaves and surges through
    • are focused on man — that is how we must conceive it.
    • I have specially tried to show what an impression it must make on
    • anyone if he realises that all the generations of the gods, all the
    • bring to expression of all that we are as man, in the highest
    • sense?” Whenever we bring clearly before us what we are, we
    • highest possible terms. We can never think highly enough of what we
    • experience of holy awe in the face of what man ought to be and
    • Science: we learn to appraise rightly all that is human in the world.
    • That is one point.
    • we take account also of all that shines down to us from the stars and
    • breathes from the wind, all that speaks to us from the several
    • feel, in very truth, that man is related to everything in the
    • it is to you, since I grow out of you, that I am indebted for my
    • He must gaze down with awe and reverence at that which in a certain
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  • Title: Inner Aspect of the Social Question: Lecture II
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    • concerns. Steiner asserts that we must begin by giving real value to
    • that is vibrant.
    • WEEK ago I was saying that we here, as
    • anthroposophists, are able to grasp in a much deeper sense all that
    • leaven — if I may use the biblical word — so that
    • If we recall what has
    • that the immediate essential is to strive towards a certain
    • deal which under modern influences has become centralised. What we
    • is that a certain realm of society, embracing all that has to do with
    • a restricted sense, that which has been known as the
    • “State” that men nowadays want to pile as much as
    • possible — State schools, State child-care, and so on. That has
    • realm of domestic economy, where commodities circulate — that
    • certain culmination, so that out of this culmination a deeper
    • what is called, in an earthly sense, spiritual life. Spiritual life
    • of earthly spiritual life for most people still, that aspect of it
    • experiencing similar needs. The upbringing of a child means that one
    • yet it draws men together, and forms communities out of what they
    • fellowship belongs in a sense to the Christ Impulse. That is the
    • Christ Himself, it is a great mistake to suppose that the solitary
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  • Title: Inner Aspect of the Social Question: Lecture III
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    • concerns. Steiner asserts that we must begin by giving real value to
    • that is vibrant.
    • “that in our life this very longing strives to find expression
    • — and yet accompanying it is the conviction that our life, as
    • that in which we are condemned to live. In truth, existing conditions
    • devise anything like it? If this war was not what men call
    • present to raise the question (no matter in what sense but still to
    • of Eisner's speech shows that he was using more than a mere phrase
    • when he said that this present reality could be naught else than
    • of the many things that have passed through our souls in the course
    • of our anthroposophical endeavours, and above all the fact that in
    • whole of reality, and that over against the perceptible we set the
    • widely permeated by materialistic ideas — and yet we see that
    • unreality, the maya-character, of the reality that is outwardly
    • spiritual or super-sensible world, so that this denial is, one might
    • made to hear what the Christ is saying for our present age, then it
    • is precisely from the adherents of the old religious communities that
    • the most vehement attacks come. Real spiritual life, one that relies
    • spiritual findings of the present — that is something which
    • existence — as witness the fact that people are surrounded by a
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture I: The Social Question as a Cultural Question, a Question of Equity, and a Question of Economics
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    • lectures show that a healthy social organism depends on the separation of
    • critically or approvingly. But whatever be our attitude towards it we
    • acknowledge that it is the social demands, the social contrasts which
    • have to a great extent caused them. Especially now that we are at the
    • clearly evident to everyone that over a great part of the civilized
    • the World War there is little doubt that it was already concealed
    • the social question, and it is just that widening of our horizon
    • that most people who speak on the social question to-day quite
    • food and labor question, we must remember that the human being is
    • at large, and that bread can only be produced by labor. But the
    • manner in which that labor should and must be carried on depends in
    • has acquired a wider outlook on life it will be clear that there can
    • becomes evident that when a man works but a quarter of an hour more
    • see from this, that even if we regard the social question merely as
    • this wider horizon in its most varied aspects that I should like to
    • soon find confirmation of what has been so impressively stated by
    • which contains, it may be said, the best that has been written on
    • Credit, 1910. The author acknowledges pretty frankly that
    • present day should keep in mind that the manner in which credit,
    • that it is an absolute impossibility to collect the material
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture II: The Organization of a Practical Economic Life on the Associative Basis
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    • lectures show that a healthy social organism depends on the separation of
    • presupposed that it would be received with a common instinct for
    • actual facts, and that it would not be judged out of preconceived
    • theories, preconceived party opinions. If what I said yesterday be
    • correct and it is correct, undoubtedly, namely, that the social facts
    • in the conditions of human life have grown so complicated that it is
    • facts, it is only too comprehensible that there should be, for the
    • country, but on that of the entire world. The individual human being
    • that are in line with strict reality knows also how important it is
    • technical field in order to recognize the truth of that theorem. We
    • thought-connections with it, and then we know that wherever it can be
    • described. Emphatically, the whole idea of the Three-Membered Social
    • these lectures to show that certain phenomena of social life give
    • order. We have seen that our social life has three principal roots or
    • members, from which spring its demands — in other words, that
    • economics. Any one who studies modern evolution will find that these
    • so — we shall find that the direction evolution must take in
    • organism so that there will be an independent cultural life,
    • to mean that an independent administration is demanded for the
    • complete misunderstanding of the threefold order, for that idea
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture III: The Task and Limitations of of Democracy, Public and Criminal Law
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    • lectures show that a healthy social organism depends on the separation of
    • discover that all the institutions in social life originate in the
    • won his way to this view will come to the conclusion that the factor
    • very great extent that the ability or inability of any individual to
    • way that he can support himself out of his own means. To put this in
    • for his wants will depend upon the fact that society has taken the
    • bringing it to that point at which he can earn what he needs for his
    • to recognize what has just been said as an axiom, a fundamental
    • convince himself, as he might from every occurrence in life, that it
    • is so. It is true that this way of viewing life is particularly
    • importance to him that he should be left undisturbed. He is very
    • as a man if it is found necessary to tell him that he ought to change
    • agrees that institutions should be modeled on social lines. He is not
    • at all pleased, however, with the proposal that he should model his
    • life. I pointed out in the first lecture that the social criticism of
    • statement that the economic system has laid down the law:
    • immediate facts. Thus we may say that the chief characteristic in the
    • evolution of humanity for centuries has been that the conceptions of
    • shut up in the factory, what was the most obvious fact as he looked
    • at life around him? Looking at his own life he saw chiefly that all
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture IV: Cultural Questions, Spiritual Science, Art, Science, Religion
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    • lectures show that a healthy social organism depends on the separation of
    • extremely characteristic of the age that all the theories and all the
    • here upon the human soul: What is the cause of this impotence of
    • of hearers would probably have treated what was said with ridicule.
    • practical affairs as to the immediate future, I ventured to say that
    • upon this as the pessimism of an idealist. But that was the utterance
    • that the gossip about these things is the very opposite of the truth;
    • that anything but misunderstandings without number should still exist
    • may truly be said that a renewal is sorely needed from the very
    • lectures, that it is no longer of any use to devise net schemes for
    • science stimulates the belief that the views of society, of which we
    • What we need is
    • understanding. What is really the meaning of all the subconscious
    • conscious thought of our present humanity? What do they mean, above
    • especially of late! I know well that in giving the following little
    • many; indeed, what I am going to say will be taken by many as a proof
    • characteristic in the development of modern art is that it has lost
    • that inner impulse which should drive it to place before the world
    • that which is felt by humanity as a pressing need. The opinion has
    • grown more and more common that, in contemplating a work of art. we
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture V: The Cooperation of the Spiritual, Political and Economic Departments of Life
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    • lectures show that a healthy social organism depends on the separation of
    • three members of the body social and disentangle what has heretofore
    • been considered a strict unity. (a) All that related to law,
    • always raised that such an arrangement of the social organism denies
    • actual commodities. We shall find that the value of a commodity, of
    • merchandise, is already possessed of a threefold nature, in that the
    • What determines the
    • — we shall find that the method of valuing any commodity
    • whatever is absolutely determined by the whole make-up of the human
    • order to possess that commodity. Here we see that it is the spiritual
    • or intellectual element in man that determines the value of a
    • Secondly, we see that
    • the conditions of ownership. and that means neither more nor less
    • than that they are limited by legal conditions. Whenever one man
    • other's rights to the commodity in question. So that economic life
    • degree that it is durable or the reverse, lasting or perishable; to
    • the degree that by its nature it is more or less serviceable,
    • with reason. How can that which is united in the commodity be
    • idea, it is certainly true that in life things can and do unite which
    • should not all the objective value that accrues to the commodity from
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture VI: National and International Life in the Threefold Social Organism
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    • lectures show that a healthy social organism depends on the separation of
    • IT is quite possible that
    • these lectures may have appeared somewhat singular. Singular,
    • inasmuch as it might possibly be said that these are isolated ideas
    • that the catchwords so common in the social movements of today are
    • must be a foundation, but I think it has been made clear that these
    • thoughts and ideas differ considerably from much else that has been
    • said on the subject. For instance, we often hear it said that there
    • is no equal distribution of wealth, and that some evil is the cause
    • of this; that such evils must be abolished, and so on. We often hear
    • is not enough to draw up a program and announce that a meeting must
    • be called and an organization founded in order that the commodity in
    • organism, should be put together and utilized in order that it
    • say that these lectures have not dealt with the means by which bread,
    • work together within that social organism, in order to bring about
    • at the present moment. Have we not seen to what unheard of conditions
    • — that international feeling, international understanding had
    • been established in modern humanity? To what has this international
    • that over a large part of the civilized world the people have torn
    • views of international Christianity, for this is what it claimed to
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  • Title: Behind the Scenes: Lecture 1
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    • forces unfolded here on the physical plane. Much that in earlier times
    • theatre during the performance that the Empress of Austria had been
    • Action” — so they were being called at that time.
    • astonishment at the news in a way that still lingers in my memory. He
    • said: “One can understand many things that happen in the world
    • understand many things that happen ... but that a revolutionary
    • I am sure this man was expressing what must be the opinion of every
    • that in the life of men and the course of history, things do happen
    • cited — show that what appears outwardly incomprehensible must
    • light of Spiritual Science can be shed into those regions that lie
    • of meaning and purpose — either good or bad. And if by what may
    • it prompts the reaction that what is going on “behind the
    • scenes” looks very different from what is happening on the stage.
    • You know from many passages in the Lecture-Courses that the evolution
    • The reason for speaking of these periods is that the faculties of
    • all, constitute only one part of that cycle of human life which
    • For in what actually happens, there is a constant interplay and
    • interaction between the forces that come down from the world in which
    • Conditions throughout the Fourth Post-Atlantean epoch were such that
    • much that in earlier times could remain in the unconscious.
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  • Title: Behind the Scenes: Lecture 2
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    • importance in view of the events that are breaking with such tragic
    • again to know and realise that the physical world is connected with
    • spiritual realities, to become conscious of the fact that a spiritual
    • Post-Atlantean period. What lies before that is a very vague chapter
    • in the only kind of historical scholarship that is recognised by
    • undergone very great changes indeed, it cannot be said that equal
    • concerned. Therefore people neither notice, nor try to notice, what is
    • trivial remark, so often heard, that this age is an age of transition.
    • what is in transition in any particular age.
    • We become particularly conscious of what is thus in transition in our
    • time — that is to say, of what is assuming new forms and
    • transformation that is proceeding during this present age, are to be
    • take in earnest matters concerning the spiritual world. The fact that
    • existence of Anthroposophy. It really is the case that one need not be
    • the like are founded today, all of them convinced that they represent
    • infatuated with their own programme, maintaining that it will bring
    • universal happiness, that it is an absolute necessity. In the case of
    • great deal that is unintelligible on the physical plane only begins to
    • Anthroposophy, for example, that on the other side of the threshold of
    • that speaks of many Spiritual Beings.
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  • Title: Karmic Relationships, VI: Lecture III
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    • At the end of his life Rudolf Steiner took up the task that was his
    • whatever belongs to and is produced from these
    • that, like the Earth, these different celestial bodies have their
    • Anthroposophy that man is a fourfold being, composed of
    • physical body, etheric body, astral body and Ego, and that in sleep
    • begin to understand this if we turn to what has been said in the
    • that the Moon, now moving independently through cosmic space, was
    • also to the Beings who inhabit it. You know too that the Earth was
    • acquiring knowledge. It was by deeper forces of the soul that men in
    • that was half poetry. Beings at an advanced stage of evolution, the
    • ourselves in these records, the more obvious it is that although we
    • only the last vestiges of the wonderful, primordial wisdom that
    • once existed in humanity as oral tradition and that Spiritual Science
    • the stage of that ancient wisdom.
    • contain records of what every individual human being has experienced
    • bring with us into earthly existence and in that astral body are the
    • concepts and ideas relating to outer, material existence. What is
    • growth, into the health and above all they determine what I will call
    • itself is an essential help, for this reveals what has been inscribed
    • breathing, and so on. It is these inscriptions that determine whether
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  • Title: Lecture: Love and Its Meaning in the World
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    • also be remembered that certain premises were taken for granted when
    • what may be called ‘anthroposophical history’, told as an
    • genuine love. It is because men are subconsciously aware of this that
    • WHEN we say that at the present point of time in his evolution man
    • occur: What, then, is the position of one who has never heard of the
    • knowledge of the Christ Impulse in order that Christ's power may flow
    • soul is constantly enriched by what is received through the “I”.
    • ripest. Hence the vital question arises: What of our life of soul when the
    • life of soul that the wealth of our experience and knowledge increases
    • source of temptation, inasmuch as a man may be led to believe that his
    • reached. Love arises for something that is contained within ourselves.
    • what is within themselves. In the Mystics, for example, we find
    • become aware of the Divine Spark within them. But the truth is that
    • next life. A man who feels this may become a Mystic and mistake what
    • grain for a man to acknowledge that this spirit-seed is nothing but his
    • When we speak of karma, we mean that which as cause in the one life
    • Suppose, for example, that we work and our work brings gain. It may
    • also be that our work gives us no joy because we do it simply in order
    • to pay off debts, not for actual reward. We can imagine that in this
    • way a man has already spent what he is now earning through his work.
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  • Title: Lecture: The Work of the Angels In Man's Astral Body
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    • should also be remembered that certain premises were taken for
    • in its spiritual essence; also of what may be called
    • so fundamentally that it really comes alive in us does it properly fulfill
    • Whatever their view of the world, men are generally convinced that
    • their own souls. Those who hold such views believe that thoughts and
    • only to the extent that man succeeds in ratifying them by his physical
    • The anthroposophical attitude posits the conviction that our thoughts
    • principle implies that the anthroposophist must play his part in
    • real understanding of what is going on in the evolutionary process in
    • In the case of an individual human being, everybody knows that account
    • the course of evolution. Not to take account of the fact that the
    • character of humanity is different in the 20th century from what it
    • heed to this, as well as the prevalent notion that it is possible to
    • speak of man or of humanity in terms of abstract generalisations, that
    • those of which I have just spoken. It is both true and important that
    • speaking, everything that enters into our consciousness enters it
    • that connects us with our environment; the astral body is the legacy
    • you will realise by what a complicated
    • evident from the facts presented in that book that Spirits belonging
    • sheaths of man's being? Is it not evident that our threefold sheath
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  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Zuerich, 12-17-12
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    • soul. After that, soul quiet must set in, emptiness must begin, and
    • that's like a dream that flits by. Then one has the feeling:
    • relation to our thoughts is like that of an angel to the Holy Spirit.
    • now raise oneself further to the divine principle that vitalizes and
    • world, so that we're not asleep there.
    • having consciousness doesn't mean that one has
    • that something thought in us, but it's only when we remember
    • that something has thought in us that we connect the experience with
    • door that doesn't open. All of these images are in the physical
    • body that doesn't let us in.
    • experience the image that we're looking at our physical body
    • down there, and that we're born out of the divine-spiritual
    • 120 [123] esoteric lessons that Rudolf Steiner gave in 1904-1912 and
  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture I: Spiritual Science and the Future of Humanity
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    • Since what, they mean, can one suppose behind it? Any sect
    • little that the human beings who belong to this supposed sect
    • thoroughness after methods and authorities that are just quite
    • suspect that talking about spiritual science as something
    • such attempts. Today, indeed, one admits that one has to do
    • admit that it is necessary or even possible to do that
    • sciences treat things and questions that concern special fields
    • of life and one can make use of that which they give within
    • that which is done with scientific thoroughness in the area of
    • has that science in mind which is based on our senses and on
    • everything that one can attain with the reason, which is bound
    • Spiritual science argues that there is not only an outer
    • cognitive faculties, but that these cognitive faculties are
    • capable of development, so that — if we only want it
    • one can change this way, so that we can also put questions to
    • will, so that we can perceive contents in our soul or by our
    • Then we experience moments by such soul exercises that you can
    • compare, on one side, with falling asleep, that are quite
    • different on the other side. What do we experience at first if
    • that the outer impressions stop and, finally, unconsciousness
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  • Title: Mystery of Death: Lecture I: The Four Platonic Virtues and Their Relation with the Human Members
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    • for our whole soul-life, that abyss which arises for the
    • only at a moment when I speak just today to you, a moment that
    • physical plane this week, and we just have got the message that
    • spiritual science shows us the way to understand that we do not
    • spiritual-scientific cognition generally flows to us that these
    • the full responsibility with which one says something that
    • within our spiritual movement, looking down on that which they
    • they have grown fond of the way of striving that we cultivate
    • something that is on the way between death and a new birth.
    • same way, we can look back at our physical life from that
    • state of sorts that you can compare with the embryonic life,
    • with the life in the body of the mother, only that this life
    • embryonic life in proportion to the physical life. Then that
    • world, with the first gasp, what one may call waking up in the
    • spiritual world. The soul perceives as it were that the will of
    • the soul that has passed the gate of death is taken up by the
    • know that that in which they live is passed on the human souls
    • earthly in memory that is something that already belongs here
    • from that which they have witnessed in our movement —
    • spiritual world, we know that we can and must assist in the
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  • Title: Lecture: How Do I Find the Christ?
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    • Mystery of Golgotha. That requires super-sensible
    • A.D. 333. Up to that point the powers of the Age
    • that middle point, influenced the subsequent course of
    • purely human powers of that Age could have understood the
    • than 200 years in the spiritual world that they fully
    • Mystery of Golgotha also saved mankind in that Age from a
    • This would so bind his soul to his body that the soul also
    • counter-effect through the revelation that had come in the
    • can find the Christ. It depends upon two experiences: that
    • I spoke of that participation in the spiritual world which,
    • can say that in the human soul, inasmuch as it is connected
    • anything of that world.
    • what may be called in a general sense, the
    • inclination in him — that is, in the man of today
    • inclination in man is to know what is usually called the
    • any rate, things reached such a climax that men have denied
    • — the question may be asked : What is it that makes a
    • in the Trinity? Spiritual Science shows us that in every case
    • where a man denies the Father God — that is to
    • finds that there is an actual sickness in a man who denies
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  • Title: Die Soziale Frage: Erster Vortrag: Die wirkliche Gestalt der sozialen Frage
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    • als Grundlage einer neuen Wissenschaftsordnung / Welchen Sinn hat
    • geworfen hat gerade auf das, was man die soziale Frage
    • hat, hat sich herausgestaltet unter der Furcht auf der
    • irgendwie die Neigung hat, sich bekanntzumachen mit den
    • geltend gemacht hat in den letzten Jahrzehnten, doch das, was
    • sich an Fähigkeiten herausgebildet hat, durch und durch
    • vorbereitet hat, es trifft gerade diejenigen, von denen man
    • beschäftigt hat, der hat finden können,
    • zutage getreten sind. Vieles hat man diskutieren hören,
    • über vieles hat man lesen können durch Leute, die vom
    • Bewegung. Überall hatte man, gerade wenn man
    • selbst, überall hatte man das Gefühl: Ja, da wird
    • Arbeiterbewegung da kennengelernt hat, wo sie von Arbeitern
    • der intensivsten Weise ergriffen hat. Das ist ja das, was
    • eine wissenschaftliche Grundlage gestellt hat. Dennoch, wenn
    • und Empfinden zu sagen hat, so scheint einem das bei
    • herausgebildet hat, das Wesentliche ist in der Gestaltung der
    • abgespielt hat, was in diesem Zeitraum eintritt in die volle
    • das zu empfinden hatte derjenige Gelegenheit, der als
    • belegt, sich entwickelt hat, aus irgend etwas hervorgegangen
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  • Title: Die Soziale Frage: Zweiter Vortrag: Die vom Leben geforderten wirklichkeitsgemäßen Lösungsversuche für die sozialen Fragen
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    • bestimmte Gestaltung erfahren hat durch das, was ja oftmals als
    • haben, hat sich notwendig nicht nur der beobachtende Blick der
    • Zeit geführt hat, wohl so aussprechen, daß man
    • Gefüge aufzuweisen hat. Diese drei nebeneinander wirksamen
    • hat man anzuerkennen, wenn man ein wirkliches
    • Als drittes System hat man dann anzuerkennen
    • zur Außenwelt hat: das Kopfsystem durch die Sinne, das
    • geschrieben hat über den Bau des sozialen
    • menschlichen Gesellschaft als solcher. Was hat man da alles
    • diesen Analogiespielereien hat dasjenige, was hier
    • Aha, hier hat man es auch wiederum mit einem solchen
    • den sozialen Organismus, wie Schäffle es getan hat, wie es
    • sozialen Organismus — allerdings hat man es da mit einem
    • heraus hat, als das gröbste System des menschlichen
    • Organismus, das hat nun nicht Gesetze, die sich analog denken
    • geistiges Leben im sozialen Organismus ist, das hat
    • des sozialen Organismus. Dieser soziale Organismus hat
    • hereingetragen hat — , also als erstes Glied des sozialen
    • selbständig ist. Zu tun hat es dieses Wirtschaftsleben mit
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  • Title: Die Soziale Frage: Dritter Vortrag: Schwarmgeisterei und reale Lebensauffassung im sozialen Denken und Wollen
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    • sich heraufentwickelt hat in den letzten Jahrhunderten,
    • Jahrzehnten bis zur Gegenwart, sie hat gewisse
    • sich entwickelt hat als die ganz spezifische Eigenart in den
    • sich bemüht hat, nach allen Seiten hin einzudringen
    • man einen Sinn hat für das Hören solcher Dinge, dann
    • herausgebildet hat in den letzten Jahrzehnten,
    • wissenschaftlichen Form das in sich aufgenommen hat, was seine
    • auseinandergesetzt hat — vielleicht hat man es besonders
    • mehr abgefunden hatte, wo man doch wohl die Frage
    • es dann, wenn es die Macht in den Händen hat, das finden,
    • Sinn hat für die Entwickelungskräfte der Geschichte,
    • wirklichkeitsgemäße Anschauung hat,
    • gewissermaßen in dem Proletariat selber die Antwort hat in
    • Wirtschaftsordnung herausgebildet hat.
    • Weil dies so ist, hat insbesondere
    • wissenschaftliche Theorie aufgenommen hat, wie das von seiten
    • Angesehenes sich hineingefunden hat in die elementar
    • lebt, hat nicht irgendeine Formulierung, wie ein Zukunftsstaat
    • betonte — hat Denkgewohnheiten, hat Denkformen
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  • Title: Die Soziale Frage: Vierter Vortrag: Die Entwickelung des sozialen Denkens und Wollens und die Lebenslage der gegenwärtigen Menschheit
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    • als Grundlage einer neuen Wissenschaftsordnung / Welchen Sinn hat
    • herein angenommen hat. Mehr vielleicht, als heute mancher ahnt,
    • sich verändert hat gegenüber dem, was vor diesem
    • der Menschenseele selbst gelebt hat als soziale Impulse, die
    • geführt haben, das hat sich vor diesem Zeitraum mehr
    • allmählich herausgebildet hat aus den Formen des
    • gegenwärtigen Menschheit. Und man hat über
    • Entwickelung der Menschheit, das hat verursacht, daß
    • Empfunden hat man von
    • hat im wirklichen Leben Gegensätze in sich. Und der
    • Atmungs-, Herzsystem hat, und beide sich in ihren
    • hat
    • sozialen Organismus hat auch, wenn man es genauer betrachtet,
    • der Nerv der modernen sozialen Frage herausgebildet hat, der
    • beruhen hat, mehr auf der Demokratie ruhen muß, denn das
    • durchgerungen hat? Man kann viel, viel bei denjenigen, die die
    • Laistner zugrunde gelegt hat,
    • habe ein Recht auf das, was man im Auge hat? Und man bekommt da
    • Augenblick, wo man die Empfindung hat, daß irgend jemandes
    • Leben, in der Struktur der menschlichen Gesellschaft hat.
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  • Title: Die Soziale Frage: Öffentlicher Vortrag: Das soziale Wollen als Grundlage einer neuen Wissenschaftsordnung
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    • hereingetragen hat, und die ja wahrhaftig eine viel deutlichere
    • sich etwas hereingeflüchtet, hereingeschlichen hat
    • hat, man denkt sich aus gewisse Prinzipien, gewisse
    • Da hat sich mir, wie
    • auf Grundlage des Technischen, das sich ausgebildet hat in der
    • neueren Zeit, das hat, wie hypnotisiert, den menschlichen Blick
    • hat die Aufmerksamkeit ganz davon abgezogen, daß die
    • Gedanken und Willensimpulsen. Es hat sich ja im Laufe der Zeit
    • einen irgendwie unbegründeten ansehen — , es hat sich
    • so weiter bauen. Es hat sich, wenn ich so sagen darf, ein
    • Menschenklassen. Und dieses Mißtrauen hat sich ergeben aus
    • noch immer vorhanden sind. Es hat sich daraus ergeben, daß
    • entgegengebracht hat, und daß sie, nicht in ihrer
    • sich die neuere wissenschaftliche Denkungsweise entwickelt hat
    • Stoßkraft mitbekommen hat, welche die alten
    • Weltanschauungen hatten.
    • Leben des Menschen für seine Seele Tragendes hatte. Und so
    • gestanden hatten, aus ganz anderen
    • skizzierte Stoßkraft hatten.
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  • Title: Die Soziale Frage: Öffentlicher Vortrag: Welchen Sinn hat die Arbeit des modernen Proletariers?
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    • als Grundlage einer neuen Wissenschaftsordnung / Welchen Sinn hat
    • HAT DIE ARBEIT
    • eigentlich geführt hat zu dieser sozialen Frage, das ist
    • heraufgeführt hat die ganze Entwickelung der neueren
    • gebracht hat, so können wir das kurz etwa in die folgenden
    • daß sich eine gewisse Bildung ausgebreitet hat,
    • moderne Leben gebracht hat, ein menschenwürdiges Dasein?
    • Wozu hat uns diese moderne Zivilisation verurteilt?
    • des gewerkschaftlichen Lebens hat die moderne
    • weniger vor der Frage: Welchen Sinn hat denn eigentlich meine
    • Kreise zugerufen hat: So geht es nicht weiter! —
    • Wirtschaftslebens. Denn an die Maschine hatte das moderne Leben
    • den Proletarier geschmiedet. In die Fabrik hatte sie ihn
    • gedrängt, in den Kapitalismus hatte sie ihn eingespannt.
    • , der alte Liebknecht noch begründet hatte. Und
    • schloß, hatte man einen guten Ausschnitt von alldem,
    • sozialen Chaos heraus ergeben hat, Schreckhaftes, zuweilen
    • ergeben hat.
    • gesagt worden und es hat in weitesten Kreisen
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture I: The True Form of the Social Question
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    • burning question. In particular, one may say that the terrible
    • under the fear of the question: ‘What will happen if the social
    • have discovered that the most powerful contradictions of life
    • direction. However, in what one could call social will is
    • something completely different to what is spoken about.
    • played by the subconscious, undeclared elements than what comes
    • consider themselves practical you can certainly doubt that a
    • or that spiritual effort; they smile because for them it is an
    • not lie in what they are talking about, but it lies in their
    • of proletarian workers. I learnt to know what lives and strives
    • to recognise what lived in the labour unions in the most varied
    • movement, where it is carried by the workers, will know what a
    • that a still unknown mind with an elementary intelligence could
    • — that one can have human thought develop the highest measure
    • already indicated it — what the modern proletarian expresses
    • that without the enormous turnaround, without the technical
    • struggles, what is obvious in social life today does not stand
    • scientific approach who considers all that is human, the
    • is clear that nothing which is technically or scientifically
    • created has an importance in today's social question but that
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture II: Comparisons at Solving the Social Question based on Life's Realities
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    • way. The relative theme is so comprehensive that it can only be
    • Perhaps I may use a comparison to clearly communicate what I
    • of the social question. Please consider that with a comparison
    • the social question. Whoever wants to consider what we know as
    • the most complicated organism — that of the human being
    • consider what I would like to call the rhythmic system, in
    • interact in a healthy way, of all that is contained in the
    • digestive systems are maintained — that these members
    • evolution of knowledge. This means however that our thinking
    • ideals, they will soon come to the view that such observations
    • understand that this social organism, if it is to be healthy,
    • exists, what the tissues could be and so on! Recently a book
    • scientific laws are simply transferred on to, what they call, the
    • to what we are considering here. Those who at the end of this
    • — would prove that the real spirit within the meaning has
    • transplanted on to the social organisation. What I want is for
    • the natural organism that this method, this way of sensing can
    • that to social organism, like Schäffle has done, like others
    • learn about its laws, in that moment the game of analogy
    • the following. You would say that this human head- or
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture III: Fanaticism Versus a Real Conception of Life in Social Thinking and Willing
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    • During the lectures last week, I pointed out that the present
    • thought habits and what I characterized last week, this having
    • what we call the social question today.
    • appears far more important what happens within the awareness of
    • to be found here, but more what lies to a certain extent behind
    • these observations. Behind that lies far more social psychology
    • has an ear for such things, one could say that in both places
    • languages are spoken that one could doubt that the one spoken
    • driving forces related to the social question. All that has
    • many, will stand out, that the modern Proletarian, considered
    • has taken on, that the actual impulse of this modern
    • proletariat, through their observations, know what to say about
    • this movement became known when it was examined more at that
    • felt more resigned, but the question still arose: ‘What form of
    • community, of human community-living and human actions, what
    • steer itself ad absurdum. What will happen then, will reveal
    • marching classes favours him so that when he has power in hand
    • That was programmatic. This is not actually properly thought
    • evolutionary powers in history this is the question: ‘Yes, what
    • what people have to say about their feelings, how they
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture IV: The Evolution of Social Thinking and Willing and Life's Circumstances for Current Humanity
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    • that it is justified to say that the situation of current
    • these origins works into the present, works in such a way that it
    • have mentioned in my lectures that solutions are not to be
    • found towards understanding such things by doing what one
    • conclusion by what had gone just before. I have tried to draw
    • crises during the course of events — are similar to what
    • development; results arrive without a leap out of what went
    • misunderstood conception that nature makes no leaps in a
    • demanding certain satisfaction; how that changes in relation to
    • what had arrived before that moment.
    • community. At that time, in the place of instinctive thinking
    • other stream appeared somewhat later but is clearly
    • to all that was created as the newer state which had gradually
    • linked to what we have placed under the three members I have
    • their interests more or less to what many people held as the
    • endeavour took on a certain course and we see that within
    • last time. The essential aspect from this view is that social
    • entire thinking and feeling unfolded in such a way that it was
    • like a mirror image of what was being experienced in the
    • they developed more and more in such a way that even these days
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture V: The Social Will as the Basis Towards a New, Scientific Procedure
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    • procedure.” I don't know exactly what the motives are for
    • it extraordinarily lucky because it corresponds in tone to what
    • more clearly than what formerly had been discussed and
    • Towards such a social organism there is a striving of, what one
    • our more recent times is that humanity can no longer remain
    • stuck on mere instinctive will impulses, that simply out of the
    • learn. They must learn to think that they actually can't
    • proceed if they think: ‘What must happen in order to withdraw
    • imagine what social illnesses are, to a certain extent. One can
    • mutual harmony in their reciprocal relationships to unfold what
    • me that the basic question, which is considered today as a
    • What has arisen out of the modern capitalist economic life has
    • but because I am of the conviction that if the Proletarian
    • of the social question, that the spiritual aspect must take a
    • impulses of what actually lives in the socialistic orientated
    • has formed that the socially disadvantaged class can expect
    • these thoughts and will impulses. What comes as challenges out
    • themselves. If I want to briefly express what I mean, I must
    • must surely allow the observer to notice that within this
    • such a way out of the old spiritual impulses, but that this
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture VI: What Significance does Work have for the Modern Proletarian?
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    • “What Significance Does Work Have for the Modern
    • concluded that now again an understanding needs to be
    • confusion, and those in it notice that the water is up to their
    • appears to me that in the time in which we are living, quite
    • other things are necessary. If we look at one another, at what
    • has actually happened and what is going on at present, for
    • What is called the ‘social question’ today has in no way only
    • is more than half a century old. However, what has actually led
    • progressed. One can hear how it has come about that humanity
    • through a certain education and taken part in what they called
    • foundation. What was in this foundation? In this foundation
    • life give us what our human existence is worth? Why have we
    • It developed in such a way that the carriers of the so-called
    • with its numerous illiterates. It meant that of the
    • So it came about that the Proletariat on the one hand within
    • scraps of what human dignity within a healthy economic order
    • that despite various things having been accomplished in both
    • challenged by the question: ‘What significance is there
    • actually in my work in relation to what each person in the
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