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  • Title: Lecture: The Ahrimanic Deception
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    • must always be contrasted with the understanding of life and the world
    • not only quick with life, but ensouled and imbued with spirit; in his
    • cosmos, of the soul-nature of the cosmos and its life. All this has
    • earth is robbed of spirit, robbed of soul, even of life. It is a great
    • moulds the soul — a knowledge of the spirit, of the life of the soul,
    • of the life of the cosmos. And although in his waking consciousness
    • soul and life of the universe while he sleeps — in the soul the
    • heredity, circumstances of life and State — quite honestly believes
    • Ahrimanic deception which plays into human life. And in this field men
    • Now it is a fact that in real life, total errors are not so harmful as
    • partial truths become a pan of life and cause the most horrible
  • Title: Lecture: The Influence of the Dead on the Life of Man on Earth
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    • The Influence of the Dead on the Life of Man on Earth
    • Influence of the Dead on the Life of Man on Earth
    • in our so-called physical life between birth and death. We ourselves
    • the same direct way. Through our whole life in the elemental world we
    • other elemental beings, who accompany us throughout our life, and we
    • During our whole physical life between birth and death, there is a
    • perception, then, too, he can consciously converse in his life of
    • refined and delicate than those of ordinary life. Thus he is
    • there was a relation during earthly life between the one who has
    • attention to them. If we were wont to observe our soul's life
    • constantly let this finer, more delicate life of the soul be
    • conceptions, in our own life of ideas, for a certain length of time.
    • rays of force begin to penetrate into our soul's life. But this
    • into our conceptual life. It works its way rather into our habits,
    • into our whole way of life and conduct; into all this there streams
    • infinitely more tolerant. Now he who lives in the soul life in the
    • physical life. It is part of the very character of man, when he has
    • when, maintaining his connection with us in the physical life (the
    • connection which was begun during his own life on Earth), he comes up
    • meets us just in ordinary life. His feeling and condition as a whole
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  • Title: Lecture: The Problem of Destiny
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    • What spiritual science has to say about life and the
    • us to know the corresponding configuration of the conditions of life
    • whole life of man, seeing that spiritual science and its results
    • that, at first, we learn to know the chief facts of spiritual life,
    • the principal things connected with the evolution of earthly life,
    • with the repeated lives on earth, with the life between death and a
    • greater value for the individual and concrete life of a human being.
    • Seen from outside, human life is, to begin with, a riddle, for if it
    • that life becomes less interesting through the fact that the riddles
    • insight into the spiritual world. In every sphere of life there are
    • from out the spiritual world, riddles of life and of man connected
    • considerably long stretch of life upon the earth without him. We can
    • certain insight into the mysterious processes of human life.
    • Perhaps this loss may have rent asunder hopes of a future life in
    • may have been destroyed. These experiences form part of life; but
    • life in a physical body. This is seen from the standpoint of the one
    • connection than was the case during the life in a physical body.
    • by the life-conditions which would have arisen had he not passed
    • say that, seen from a certain standpoint, human life viewed in this
    • that during our life between death and a new birth every situation
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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
    • attitude is demanded by modern life find spiritual science
    • bring life into our most external concerns. I should like to make
    • All the conditions and circumstances of life proclaim this truth; on
    • Human life was completely different in the preceding
    • sufficiently understood. In their soul-life the Greeks and Romans
    • of the consciousness soul is the urge towards an isolated life,
    • of life brings us into contact with certain people and not with
    • who meet in life as friends; it will also be increasingly
    • live their life in common dependent upon their natural tendencies.
    • more out of the abstract into the concrete, into fullness of life,
    • the soul, but also a practical knowledge of life, will be cultivated,
    • adjust ourselves in life that when confronted by karma with a
    • can prove itself in life to be most truly fruitful. Practical
    • certain drying up of the religious life must take place.
    • that the latter might also be able to develop his own free life of
    • the religious life of the fifth post-Atlantean epoch. So that a fresh
    • RELIGION — of the religious life.
    • of life more and more, to penetrate it, and by so doing to come to
    • religious life to unfold, must be kept clearly in view because it is
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  • Title: Lecture: The (Four) Great Virtues
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    • indeed for our whole inner life, the gulf that exists for our
    • upon our physical life from that moment onwards, which can be
    • a condition which can be compared with the embryonic life, with the
    • life within the maternal body, except that this period in the life
    • embryonic life in relation to physical life. Then follows what can be
    • power of will, which during physical life was contained within the
    • way in memory of earthly life is something which even here in the
    • moral life in a way that reckons only with life between birth and
    • life of humanity. For men will learn to regard the moral life from a
    • the future. When we have extended our vision from a single life to a
    • reasons that are holy. All other virtues which exist in life, and
    • should be. If we pass through life in such a way that events work
    • effectively — if we are attentive towards everything in life,
    • life a mood of being able to learn from life, of being able to regard
    • what we have experienced has not been worthless for the life of our souls.
    • Life has
    • about it earlier in our lives. If we pass through life in such a way,
    • at a later stage of life we do not judge harshly, but with
    • gentler — then we have used life in accordance with wisdom. If
    • spiritual world, then we have used our life in accordance with
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  • Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture V: Mystery of the Human Being
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    • human soul life, than he would have to speak about the presence
    • of hunger when dealing with the life of the body.
    • the way it functions the life process must be so
    • life is bound to lead to injury in the soul. Those who
    • their condition in life or a lack of interest, very easily fall
    • result of this — a sort of atrophy in the life of the
    • the great questions of life take on a new character in each
    • outer conditions of life change from epoch to epoch, how new
    • as we shall see later — but it arises out of the life of
    • which it disciplines the inner life of the soul in the art of
    • that one could investigate the tiniest lifeless beings,
    • materialistic Darwinism, has in the course of his life come to
    • everyday life. It is just in deepening what can be achieved by
    • ordinary life we are familiar with two states of
    • possible to do it by taking our ordinary conscious life as a
    • soul life. Even when we are wide awake in our ordinary
    • is because the rest of our soul life is present and, like the
    • have exactly the same existence in our waking day life as
    • it is true, are washed away by our active life in the day. But
    • waking life of the day from our dream life and our sleeping
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  • Title: Inner Aspect of the Social Question: Lecture I
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    • the threefold archetype of social life - the political state, the
    • relevant to human life and knowledge that weaves and surges through
    • this present incarnation. But you journey from life to life, from
    • inspires the entire inner life, bring us into the right mood for
    • the world, all the elemental life in earth, water and air — if
    • plant gazes on the lifeless realm of the minerals. ... Certainly it
    • lifeless minerals.” But then the plant, gazing on the mineral
    • intellectually, but so that the weaving pulse of life in all things
    • feelings which Spiritual Science calls to life in the depth of the
    • their course, the conflicts of human life derive; everything that man
    • compare this shadow-show with the spiritual life which penetrates the
    • much can be understood about humanity, in this earthly life, through
    • Can you suppose for a moment that in the chaos of social life to-day
    • taken into the soul-life, we must experience our relationship to all
    • indeed it should be to-day for all men: a necessity of life — a
    • those ancient times, when the life of men was still largely
    • life by bringing Spiritual Science to bear on human relationships.
    • human worth stand in their cosmic setting. In daily life one man
    • of social life a new understanding of man must be found, and must
    • is to strive to deepen our own life of soul. There are many paths to
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  • Title: Inner Aspect of the Social Question: Lecture II
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    • the threefold archetype of social life - the political state, the
    • spiritual life, should unfold freely and independently
    • want to weld economic life into a single whole with political life.
    • is, economic life.
    • what is called, in an earthly sense, spiritual life. Spiritual life
    • of earthly spiritual life for most people still, that aspect of it
    • which should bring us into relation with super-earthly spiritual life
    • the egoistic circle of his individual life, for it is not he alone
    • important characteristic of spiritual life: it has its springs in
    • really understands the world, the earthly spiritual life which
    • consider this earthly spiritual life — religion, education, art
    • of the connections we establish in the course of life are the direct
    • related to us karmically from an earlier life. Certainly, there are
    • stage of development, before we are plunged again into earthly life.
    • earthly spiritual life of which I have just spoken.
    • grasp is that our spiritual life on earth — all that we
    • solely by earthly circumstances. Our earthly spiritual life takes its
    • reflected, so does earthly spiritual life point to what the human
    • living a relationship as this earthly spiritual life — which
    • super-sensible. This connection with pre-earthly life places spiritual
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  • Title: Inner Aspect of the Social Question: Lecture III
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    • the threefold archetype of social life - the political state, the
    • “that in our life this very longing strives to find expression
    • — and yet accompanying it is the conviction that our life, as
    • (at any rate in his physical life), finds himself driven by the facts
    • something recognised in the world as spiritual life. But in this
    • the most vehement attacks come. Real spiritual life, one that relies
    • cannot cope with life to-day unless you have the will to take account
    • reality. For this is the great difference between human life and
    • And we can quite well incorporate as a reality in social life
    • revolutions in economic life.
    • rose. In life we encounter objects which require us to create a
    • particularly to social life?
    • this life in the super-sensible, spiritual world one must be clear as
    • experienced here in the physical world during life.
    • can ask: How, from a social point of view, is our life here between
    • birth and death related to our super-sensible life? From here we are
    • men cannot do without — as something required by social life.
    • soul in the life after death (as I described it just now), then and
    • State-life is a pure externality, based on law, on the wholly
    • exact opposite of super-sensible life. And it is the more complete in
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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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    • tendencies of modern life and make the economy the servant of society
    • views of life or our circumstances, we may regard the conceptions
    • world the social question has sprung to life as a result of the
    • World-War. If the social question has sprung to life as a result of
    • events of human life as a whole is able to take an impartial view of
    • has acquired a wider outlook on life it will be clear that there can
    • discriminating observers of social life; of course, this applies only
    • economic life of a country ceased, as one might say, to have
    • the economic life began to assume a more complicated form, under the
    • necessity has been felt to consider the economic side of life
    • to arrive at certain laws according to which the economic life of a
    • which, the economic life of a nation can be constituted, were
    • investigation of the economic aspect of social life. With what
    • life. We might say that the role which national economy has taken is
    • before the activity of social life. It has not discovered laws
    • capable of molding human life within the social organism.
    • human life.
    • social life through which an appeal to the governing classes is made:
    • together with the general course of events in the cultured life of
    • organization of economic life, and this, again, in its present
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture II: The Organization of a Practical Economic Life on the Associative Basis
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    • The Organization of a Practical Economic Life on the Associative Basis.
    • tendencies of modern life and make the economy the servant of society
    • ORGANIZATION OF A PRACTICAL ECONOMIC LIFE
    • body aims at a practical solution of the problems of life and
    • in the conditions of human life have grown so complicated that it is
    • life, and at the present time not only on the economic life of one
    • knowledge. Such facts play the same part in life as fundamental
    • acquaint ourselves with the whole of economic life in all its details
    • these lectures to show that certain phenomena of social life give
    • order. We have seen that our social life has three principal roots or
    • three elements of life, cultural, political, and economic, have
    • the future will be the ordering of public life and of the social
    • organism so that there will be an independent cultural life,
    • these three elements of life in our States, and when a
    • cultural life, another for the political life, and a third for the
    • impulse of liberty in human life, the impulse towards democracy, and
    • region of life — that of law and equity, the State and politics
    • and all political life is to be entirely democratized, it is
    • impossible either to include, on the one hand, the cultural life or,
    • on the other, the economic life in the democratic sphere of
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture III: The Task and Limitations of of Democracy, Public and Criminal Law
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    • tendencies of modern life and make the economy the servant of society
    • views on social life depends to a large extent on a clear
    • their life together, organize the social conditions and the
    • discover that all the institutions in social life originate in the
    • of decisive importance in social life is the conduct of human beings
    • provide himself with the necessities of life out of his income will
    • only a small amount of unprejudiced insight into social life in order
    • inclination to look at life with an unprejudiced mind in order to
    • 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
    • his own outlook on life and his own manner of living. He gladly
    • economic life has developed far beyond all the conceptions which have
    • life. I pointed out in the first lecture that the social criticism of
    • ‘Economic life has made its demands; it has been advancing, and
    • life, through which we seek to govern the economic system, have
    • era of big industrial enterprises, economic life has simultaneously
    • put forward its demands. The facts of economic life have gradually
    • force within ourselves to govern economic life by our thoughts and
    • regarding the demands of economic life, the consideration of economic
    • as well as those of intellectual or spiritual life, according to
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture IV: Cultural Questions, Spiritual Science, Art, Science, Religion
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    • tendencies of modern life and make the economy the servant of society
    • in practice their ideas of reconstructing social life was given to
    • an exact observer of the inner life of humanity could see in the
    • regarding this movement of spiritual life. In reality, the meaning of
    • foundations of social life upwards. This stream of spiritual life
    • transformation of thoughts and ideas, of the most intimate life of
    • to its present life. These views have been clearly proved useless in
    • aiding the reconstruction of social life.
    • does it express? How far is external nature or human life reflected
    • views — what does an art confer on life, actually on social
    • life, what is an art, which aspires to nothing higher, than the
    • of life, as a flower grows from its roots; it will be a luxury
    • outside life, an object of desire for those only for whom life has no
    • pressing cares of life from morning till evening, who are shut off
    • evident in social life that great numbers of people look on art as
    • something remote, and unconsciously feel it to be a luxury of life,
    • something that does not belong to every human life, and to every
    • completion to every human life worthy of the name.
    • naturalistic school, so far removed from actual life. This on the one
    • we not see, how art has lost its connection with life? Here, too,
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture V: The Cooperation of the Spiritual, Political and Economic Departments of Life
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    • of Life.
    • tendencies of modern life and make the economy the servant of society
    • ECONOMIC DEPARTMENTS OF LIFE FOR THE BUILDING
    • the spiritual, the political, and the economic life. I have then
    • department of life should be detached from the political or equity
    • need only glance at economic life itself in order to see how to the
    • other's rights to the commodity in question. So that economic life
    • idea, it is certainly true that in life things can and do unite which
    • free spiritual and intellectual life has broken away from the
    • political and economic bodies. For that spiritual life which is
    • means free. It is a portion of the spiritual life, torn away from the
    • really fertile, free life of the spirit. It would be more exact to
    • spiritual life in certain spheres of art, of philosophy, and of
    • and the political life, and was to a certain extent carried on
    • unnoticed. That free spiritual life, forming only a part of all
    • spiritual life, acts creatively only out of man's own impulses. In my
    • spiritual life. Detached from the free spiritual life, which is the
    • for the administration of the economic life, and for the
    • economic life itself is only a part of all that might flow into the
    • economic organization, were the whole of spiritual life to be drawn
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture VI: National and International Life in the Threefold Social Organism
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    • National and International Life in the Threefold Social Organism.
    • tendencies of modern life and make the economy the servant of society
    • AND INTERNATIONAL LIFE IN THE THREEFOLD SOCIAL ORGANISM
    • act in this sphere just as in practical life. If we have to do with
    • international life of mankind, perhaps more particularly in reference
    • his fellowmen, need not be less egoistic in life than the other; for
    • as far as the outer life is concerned, deeds which are absolutely
    • altruistic to all appearance may proceed from egoism; in the life of
    • whole life of the human soul and spirit. We must see clearly how the
    • wants. The life of imagination, of fantasy, which is developed in
    • mother; yet it manifests itself most nobly in the common life of
    • egoistic reasons, extends over the common family life, over the
    • common life of the tribe, over the common life of the nation, of the
    • spiritual region of life. Nationalism, for instance, is saturated
    • expression. But this life of imagination itself is the higher
    • common life of human beings all over the civilized globe in this
    • life were governed by its own conditions, and an attempt were made to
    • threefold human life element in these lectures leads us back to these
    • international life of humanity. Let us examine this economic system.
    • of economic life. Production and distribution of commodities,
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  • Title: Behind the Scenes: Lecture 1
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    • that in the life of men and the course of history, things do happen
    • behind the scenes of life in the ordinary world of the senses. Things
    • into account the experiences contributed by human life as a whole to
    • all, constitute only one part of that cycle of human life which
    • in his life here, on the physical plane. There is an unceasing
    • the life of soul, in regulating certain matters connected with the
    • spiritual life. And because of this, others less spiritually inclined
    • here, on the physical plane, they were deprived of life in this way
    • achieve during life in the physical body. Thereby these souls are able
    • tries to bring it into line with the laws of social life will realise
    • human life in the present and in the future and of which it is
    • In normal life this would be a matter of waiting. But because, as the
    • human beings lose the urge towards the spiritual life. This is only
    • These things will certainly find their way into the life of mankind
    • the Living? The Living, the Life, in the realm of Spirit has its image
    • come to nothing? As it is in life, so, too, it is in the spiritual
    • life. You may speak for long years, on countless occasions, to vast
    • for deepening the life of soul. Suppose you read that at one place or
  • Title: Behind the Scenes: Lecture 2
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    • consequences into the life of mankind. This theme may be indicated,
    • modern man. Although in the intervening period, man's life of soul has
    • the life of beings moving about the Earth in physical bodies, but also
    • of our time, deep and trenchant impulses in the life of mankind are
    • the life of man — right for England, for America, for Russia, for
    • drinking are to the maintenance of physical life. For if man's
    • spirituality pervaded the atavistic inner life of man. Now, for the
    • these thoughts and ideas because they are creative powers in the life
    • himself in his life of soul. For even now the Dead could announce as a
    • theory, widely acknowledged, the practical conduct of life amounts
    • more and more being applied and developed in external life. To a far
    • now? Let us attend to the requirements of life and when we reach
    • of hysteria lie in the life of soul. As it is quite impossible to look
    • the life of soul. The tendency of the times is to seek in the
    • subconscious life of soul for causes of the various forms of hysteria.
    • Life demands of us that we shall abstain from the thought: here one
    • also is true: just as our life here is important for the existence
    • into which we pass between death and a new birth, so too the life of
    • establish the true connection, for the life of men together on the
    • said that certain individuals are deprived of life here and sent into
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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
    • from one life to the next in order to show how the general laws of karma
    • spiritual Beings but during his life between birth and death man is
    • in physical life on Earth too, men are linked with the spiritual
    • earthly life the head is by no means an organ of outstanding
    • previous earthly life, that is to say, from our past, and what we
    • experience during the present life. And out of what can be
    • experienced in the present life, together with our past,
    • a man's earthly life the physical substances in his body are perpetually
    • great Recorders of our past life and therefore constitutes part of
    • the past works on into our present life, the things we do in the
    • earthly life. And when with enhanced spiritual vision he focuses his
    • in his previous earthly life in order that he may make compensation
    • when the one or the other looks back over his life up to this point
    • path of life as though they were deliberately seeking for one
    • the other as B. Before entering into earthly life, A descended
    • common with B in the past earthly life, and these entries made by the
    • visualised by thoughtful perception of the course of human life.
    • become so only in the present earthly life. The origin of the bond
    • life. Seen from outside it seems that the two cannot possibly live in
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  • Title: Lecture: Love and Its Meaning in the World
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    • life. In the wisdom revealed by life, man forms the seed of his next
    • life as the spiritual core of his being ripens. But the deeds of love
    • are not deeds which look for compensation in the next life. By
    • following thoughts concerning human life from birth until death.
    • an “I”, to find his bearings as an “I”, and his life of
    • By the time death is approaching, this life of soul is at its richest and
    • ripest. Hence the vital question arises: What of our life of soul when the
    • body falls away? It is a peculiarity of our physical life and of our
    • life of soul that the wealth of our experience and knowledge increases
    • revealed by life. Love of wisdom is not egoistic, for this love
    • next life will depend upon the acquisition of wisdom in this present
    • life. The effect of Spiritual Science may be an extension of egoism
    • beyond the bounds of this present life, and therein lies danger. Thus
    • Love of the wisdom acquired from life may be compared with the
    • contemplation into the depths of their own soul-life they strove to
    • the wisdom which man acquires in life is only the means whereby the
    • seed of his next life is unfolded. When a plant has completed its
    • acquired from life. Man passes through the Gate of Death and the
    • next life. A man who feels this may become a Mystic and mistake what
    • is only the seed of the next life to be the Divine Spark, the
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  • Title: Lecture: The Work of the Angels In Man's Astral Body
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    • power in life. Only when we manage to investigate this view of the world
    • differs in childhood, middle life and old age, so too are the powers
    • is to become the very leaven and essential force of life, earnestness
    • study. The fruitfulness of Spiritual Science for life must be shown by
    • things of incisive significance for life.
    • configuration of social life on earth; their aim is to engender in the
    • conditions in the social life of the future.
    • social life but also with man's life of soul. Through the pictures
    • sustain the religious life. If the Church understands itself truly,
    • plane, as the whole of life becomes the expression of the
    • The bestowal on man of complete freedom in the religious life
    • Spiritual Science for the spirit, freedom of religious life for the
    • soul, brotherhood for the bodily life — this resounds like cosmic
    • in life. And I can give you the not very heartening assurance that
    • anyone who goes through life with alert consciousness to-day finds
    • become practical wisdom in the life of humanity — practical, because
    • particularly affect the social life.
    • freedom in matters of religious life, that the only true Christianity
    • religious life.
    • external life of the senses, where the only desire is for a widespread
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  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Zuerich, 12-17-12
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    • ordinary life, we must dive down or bump into something in order to
  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture I: Spiritual Science and the Future of Humanity
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    • life, take the most elementary phenomena of this spiritual life
    • and life, of the development of the whole humanity, even
    • concerning the highest questions of the spiritual life of
    • of life and one can make use of that which they give within
    • these special relations of life. However, we have to regard
    • human future, for our whole life praxis, for the firmness and
    • confidence of our whole life.
    • tell something about the questions: how is the nature of life?
    • soul behaves in the normal life in a particular way. However,
    • soul where we perceive nothing in the so-called normal life.
    • the full contents of the soul life light up.
    • something else, and I let this symbol come to life in myself as
    • out its different ramifications into the whole soul life, and
    • soul exercises, our soul life must have a steady hold; we are
    • on the surface of life, it is exceptionally difficult to form
    • degree with the whole life than any other philosophy does.
    • life, and just concerning the human soul life, is the concept
    • he also has in the normal life. That was not the case with the
    • spiritual life of humanity]. If one penetrates into these
    • images, deep connections with this spiritual life of humanity
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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
    • the other time of his whole life, the time between death and a
    • 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
    • will, which was harnessed during the physical life by the
    • impulses of moral life only , so that one takes the life
    • new construction of the complete moral life, the complete
    • virtue life of humanity. For people will learn to look at the
    • moral life, at the life of virtue from a ken that goes beyond
    • as one bears it in the life between physical birth and death,
    • life to the successive earth-lives, a more comprehensive, more
    • correct view of life will result, also a more correct and more
    • comprehensive view of virtue and moral life.
    • exist in life and constitute the moral life, you can understand
    • a moral life in this sense as it arises from a comprehensive
    • If we live through our life so that
    • this life to us,
    • different processes of life — from a process how we
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  • Title: Lecture: How Do I Find the Christ?
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    • Death as a Metamorphosis of Life.
    • man's soul-life in the light of modern Spiritual Science, we
    • on the one side with the bodily life and on the other with
    • the spiritual life, there is a threefold inclination towards
    • matter of destiny and concerns man's soul-life. To deny God
    • life that link with the world which enables us to recognise
    • take place in the course of life through man's own soul.
    • impulses in them; in short, their life of soul was radically
    • was particularly in the life of feeling that the Mystery of
    • physical life between birth and death man was totally
    • constantly increases in the life after death. So we arrive at
    • love for Him had prepared them for a life in Christ after
    • lived on in the spiritual world, and during this life in the
    • living through their life after death, appear in the writings
    • Self, the Life-Spirit, the Spirit-Man. These Beings would
    • have no inclination to participate in spiritual life or in
    • he is in his life on Earth, in order to divert him from the
    • finally attaining to Spirit-Self, Life-Spirit,
    • is endowed during his life on earth in a physical body. As we
    • we are all the more ill. In feeling at some point in our life
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture I: The True Form of the Social Question
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    • solve the social problems and necessities required by life, by studying
    • the life sciences and social life, and the living conditions of the
    • of all of this, a thinking person viewing life at present, who
    • the social demands are apparent in life itself. Despite all
    • placed before the life of the human soul. Something
    • have discovered that the most powerful contradictions of life
    • social life which has come forward. Much has been heard in
    • things are discussed regarding many questions and various life
    • Regarding any kind of event in life, no can one come to a
    • pointed out in the striving within social life, drives away
    • life, so they think, nothing can be attributed towards the
    • experience in life. Whosoever — this is so seldom the case in
    • life after the death of Marx and his friend Engels. I do not
    • following way: a practical movement, a pure philosophy of life
    • examination of life.
    • struggles, what is obvious in social life today does not stand
    • refinements and intimacies of soul life, even though these
    • carriers of the soul life are often not conscious, for them it
    • interrelationships in life where some people are involved with
    • is far more connected to the deepest lifetime habits of modern
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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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    • Spiritual Concept of Life as a Social Organism.
    • solve the social problems and necessities required by life, by studying
    • the life sciences and social life, and the living conditions of the
    • Social Question Based on Life's Realities and the Necessity
    • for a Scientific Spiritual Concept of Life as a Social
    • life, or it could be called the modern social organism, quite a
    • characteristic of modern life, through technology, through the
    • technical operation of economic life and its relationships and
    • were introduced into life, but their focus was on the more or
    • economic life supported by technology and modern capitalism
    • nerve-system relates to human spiritual life with its spiritual
    • Spiritual life develops within a person. That is one member.
    • Within a person his actual political life develops too —
    • — and also his economic or business life develops within.
    • spiritual life as in spiritual culture in the social organism
    • what one calls the crude system of material business life.
    • of goods at the basis of life's rules, just like the natural
    • sense-life, which is its spiritual system. Certainly the life
    • of public law, the actual political life, life which is often
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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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    • solve the social problems and necessities required by life, by studying
    • the life sciences and social life, and the living conditions of the
    • “Fanaticism Versus a Real Conception of Life in Social
    • Whoever makes the effort to penetrate the reality of life, the
    • available; not much of their actual view on life and their
    • this view of life as something which must emerge, as something
    • modern proletariat with their opportunities in life, with their
    • impulse out of the life of the modern proletariat: the teaching
    • were active forces in their own life forces, that it could have
    • needs to study things in life in this kind of relation. One
    • capitalistic economic order is, then I involve his very life
    • the direct proletarian life entering right into the Marxist
    • question of viewpoints which in real life at present probably
    • of modern life. Modern life — as I have often stressed in
    • social life itself, the social phenomena and impulses of life.
    • complicated phenomena in social life. To some extent their
    • complicated phenomena of the social life by themselves. They
    • events in the social sphere to enter into actual life itself.
    • wants to enter into real life, this very thinking has
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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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    • solve the social problems and necessities required by life, by studying
    • the life sciences and social life, and the living conditions of the
    • “The Evolution of Social Thinking and Willing and Life's
    • the life of single people — this penetration will happen
    • actually gives a social form to our current life.
    • attention to this: the historical life of humanity in its
    • happens in the life of individual people. In the life of
    • of an individual life, crises appear, like the crisis in the
    • sixth or seventh year of life with the change of teeth, how
    • course of human life can show how such critical changes also
    • appear later in life even if they are not taken in as decisive
    • such critical changes in the course of life is necessary in
    • order to really understand the history of life. As much as
    • understanding of life and to point out such things with radical
    • into the conscious life, clearly two streams are created,
    • developed out of the structures of medieval community life.
    • consciously from the old instinctive social life to the modern
    • modern economic life became ever more complicated which through
    • interests: the encroaching complicated economic life.
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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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    • solve the social problems and necessities required by life, by studying
    • the life sciences and social life, and the living conditions of the
    • taking abstractions drawn from outer life and forming something
    • observe the development of social life, how it has in the
    • this. The social life of humanity as such is admittedly nothing
    • from a social structure formed out of a life many experience as
    • What has arisen out of the modern capitalist economic life has
    • people's focus in recent times only on to economic life, and
    • the consideration of spiritual life involves me in particular,
    • of will and the non-proletarian life today lies a gap, no one
    • of life itself, living in the social movement actually stands
    • and the life, rules the inheritance out of just those
    • viewpoints and concepts of life which came about at decisive
    • have carried into the spiritual life of the soul. So the
    • This question is not to be answered out of a context, of life
    • context of life. Here nothing other rose out of these classes
    • thinking to their beliefs and to their concept of life; they
    • instilled in life traditional impulses inherited from origins
    • life which was connected to the old outlook on life. They were,
    • entire life experience, they stand within relationships which
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture VI: What Significance does Work have for the Modern Proletarian?
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    • solve the social problems and necessities required by life, by studying
    • the life sciences and social life, and the living conditions of the
    • spiritual life, imagining they had reached impressive heights
    • life give us what our human existence is worth? Why have we
    • the course of modern economic life brought the economic life as
    • the economic life strived for a dignified existence and on the
    • should be. This has been achieved in a way, by state life. On
    • union, cooperative and also political life, yet something else
    • truest sense of the word an education towards a spiritual life.
    • economic life, because the modern life of the Proletarian was
    • offered by economic life, among them really live the basic,
    • thorough knowledge of life into which the social organism plays
    • life that it exists in the production, circulation and
    • the life of the modern Proletarians and, hurled into it,
    • process and the circulation of the economic life itself, the
    • spiritual life on the one hand, and at the same time discover
    • Proletarian's spiritual life, there is a possibility from this
    • that time I said: For those who glance over the historic life
    • the view of life. In doing so one could say: with reference to
    • coerced through your observations regarding the economic life
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