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  • Title: Lecture: Mathematics and Occultism.
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    • magnitudes has become in recent years a powerful educational means for
  • Title: Human Values in Education: Lecture I
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    • is the same as it was in the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries, and
  • Title: Spiritual Science and the Art of Healing: Lecture I
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    • fullness in recent times — from every kind of scientific
    • very centre of the soul's life. By thus directing all the
    • concentration on a single thought) — and the length of
    • centre of the Earth towards the circumference. When we come to
    • is the central point, and that the laws of life are working
    • then, which work from the centre of the Earth outward, we add
    • knowledge of the laws which work inwards towards the centre of
    • concentrate upon one particular thought; we arrive at
    • the Universe towards the centre of the Earth, in
    • from the centre of the Earth outwards in all directions. So
    • thought that we have concentrated upon, but it is also possible
    • descent into earthly life, so now we know the continuation of
    • say that in recent times Medicine has not made immense
    • remedies in recent times we find that they have only been
    • there were the Mystery Centres in which a knowledge was
    • have been a centre of knowledge at the Goetheanum at Dornach in
    • centre of knowledge where mankind would have been able to
    • there should be added to the Goetheanum a centre of Healing.
    • by side with the centre of Knowledge, a centre of Healing. And
    • used as a blessing for humanity. Therefore, such a centre of
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  • Title: Art of Healing: Lecture I
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    • fullness in recent times — from every kind of scientific
    • very centre of the soul's life. By thus directing all the
    • produced by concentration on a single thought) — and the
    • on, which work from the centre of the Earth towards the
    • must say that the entire globe is the central point, and that
    • these laws, then, which work from the centre of the Earth
    • towards the centre of the Earth from every direction, and which
    • Meditation we concentrate upon one particular thought; we
    • periphery of the Universe towards the centre of the Earth, in
    • from the centre of the Earth outwards in all directions. So
    • thought that we have concentrated upon, but it is also possible
    • is before the descent into earthly life, so now we know the
    • do not mean to say that in recent times Medicine has not made
    • way of remedies in recent times we find that they have only
    • ancient times there were the Mystery Centres in which a
    • connection with the Mysteries there were Centres of Healing.
    • There was to have been a centre of knowledge at the Goetheanum
    • rebuilt. It was to be a centre of knowledge where mankind would
    • course that there should be added to the Goetheanum a centre of
    • is established once again, side by side with the centre of
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  • Title: Human Values in Education: Lecture II
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    • Descent into the Physical Body, Goethe and Schiller
  • Title: Karmic Relationships, VI: Lecture VII
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    • during recent years will be eliminated;
    • the Earth in the twentieth century as the gathering together of a
    • for during the first half of the nineteenth century when the souls of
    • of the nineteenth century, when, in the spiritual world, mighty,
    • century in order to prepare for what, on Earth, was to become the
    • appeared in the last third of the nineteenth century and is the most
    • ages — through centuries, nay, in many cases
    • centuries of the Christian era had spread in Southern Europe
    • first centuries as the mighty ‘Sun God.’
    • no longer see in the Sun the great spiritual kingdom at whose centre
    • the descent of the Christ to the Earth became superseded by mere
    • world. Until the seventh and eighth centuries these individuals found
    • Christian centuries until the seventh and eighth centuries
    • which occurred in the early Christian centuries. Then, from the
    • seventh and eighth centuries onwards, they were preparing in the
    • you when I said that in the first half of the nineteenth century a
    • centuries, and in the ancient Pagan Mysteries prior to Christianity
    • Earth during the early centuries of Christianity but remained in the
    • super-sensible worlds and only after the seventh century
    • the first half of the nineteenth century. It was like a great cosmic,
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  • Title: Human Values in Education: Lecture III
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    • it is attracted by the scent of what is in the plant. Such a
    • reason why many phenomena of recent times remain unexplained is
    • recently, where horses have carried out simple arithmetical
    • then concentrated in the calyx, the petals, the stamen, the
  • Title: Karmic Relationships, VI: Lecture VIII
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    • next immediately adjacent spiritual realm, the Beings whom we call
    • example, during the three centuries preceding the last third of the
    • nineteenth century, namely during the nineteenth, eighteenth,
    • seventeenth centuries and part of the sixteenth, we must think of the
    • nineteenth century. Thus, in reality, it is only since that time
    • propagation. And so it is only since this recent Gabriel rulership
    • Archangel in the three preceding centuries comes to expression in
    • becomes accentuated. So, if you ask yourself why it is that such
    • third of the nineteenth century, at the end of the seventies, a new
    • century. For between these two reigns of Michael falls the Event
    • the thinking of all subsequent centuries was based; it conditioned
    • eighth century of the Christian era, in the earthly realm itself. And
    • them. Only now, from the eighth century
    • eighth century onwards this was the spectacle of the Earth as
    • Intelligence they had been obliged, in the Mystery Centres, to look
    • profound secret of the descent of the pan-Intelligence in the
    • evolution of humanity was known in a few Mystery Centres over in the
    • beginning of the ninth century, under the leadership of Haroun al
    • this Court were concentrated all the treasures of wisdom, of art, of
    • flourished in Baghdad that brilliant centre of Oriental, Western
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  • Title: Human Values in Education: Lecture IV
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    • deep impression was made on me recently, when at the request of
    • remained in the first third of the 19th century. When however a
    • are supposed to dance around a central nucleus: for things of
  • Title: Karmic Relationships, VI: Lecture IX
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    • central theme of these lectures, we shall appreciate the significance
    • of the fact that in the centuries preceding the founding of
    • away from Michael and by the eighth century A.D.
    • predestined to carry their work on into the nineteenth century when
    • last third of the nineteenth century we have been living in the
    • must come to pass in the twentieth century. For before the end of
    • this present century a considerable number of human beings who have
    • when the ninth century of the Christian era had come, those around
    • of evolution which from the beginning of the fifteenth century
    • development on Earth began in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
    • sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries Michael, being free
    • Conference had taken place at the beginning of the thirteenth century
    • eighteenth centuries, under the direct leadership of Michael —
    • nineteenth century in mighty Imaginations, as I have told you,
    • the end of the fifteenth century, Michael gathered his hosts of gods
    • sixteenth, seventeenth centuries and on into the eighteenth,
    • the twentieth century.
    • in the fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
    • of the century is reached. What we must do is to ennoble the art of
    • a beneficent power — for beings who on one level of
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  • Title: Human Values in Education: Lecture V
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    • given earlier; concentration is possible. Then, after about 4
  • Title: Spiritual Science and the Art of Healing: Lecture II
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    • remains far more at the periphery, is concentrated far more on
    • where the senses are especially concentrated, that the silicic
    • concentrated; then we have that which fills out the limbs and
    • centralised,’ we have the strongest silicic acid
    • senses, he needs more and more silicic acid; in the centre of
  • Title: Art of Healing: Lecture II
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    • remains far more at the periphery, is concentrated far more on
    • concentrated, that the silicic acid process is intensified;
    • circumference where the senses are concentrated; then we have
    • and the “centralised,” we have the
    • the senses, he needs more and more silicic acid; in the centre
  • Title: Human Values in Education: Lecture VI
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    • we can produce colours which are iridescent and begin to
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    • a philosopher is really indecently naked in regard to the
    • and explain something which demands a more concentrated
    • comparatively recent times. And now I am going to tell
    • centimetres behind the forehead, the potato substance begins to
    • be active here also and to form the same eccentric circles. The
    • complete unity. At that time there existed Mystery Centres
    • which were also centres for education and culture, centres
    • sense-perceptible beauty existed in the Mystery Centres, as a
  • Title: Human Values in Education: Lecture VIII
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    • the Greek element up into Central Europe. If you study Italian
    • or ugly, or magnificent or wonderful — all these things
    • century, and in some other century; describe plastically,
    • and growing up, we can reckon that in the course of a century we
    • further ten centuries, you will get all told 11 times 3 or 4
  • Title: Human Values in Education: Lecture IX
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    • educational questions were widely accepted in Central Europe,
    • education without teaching. With him everything centred on how
    • centre of speech situated in the left half of the brain. We
    • that the Greek's whole world-perspective was centralised in the
    • place of the gymnast; there the entire cultural life is centred
    • 18th century, had as its main purpose the training, one might
    • century, in order not to remain too much behind others, that
    • now with the 16th century we come to more modern times,
    • be seen in the 15th century. Once again something that still
    • since the 16th century our entire education has been focused on
    • the first half of the 19th century we find such professors of
    • right through the man of today is neither centred in his
    • something centred in his thoughts. And so it has come about
    • This was still so in the first half of the 19th century. Then
    • longer stands as a personality in the centre of things. If one
    • century in the shade. I appreciate them fully; indeed I see in
    • the teachers of the 19th-century men of genius and great
  • Title: Human Values in Education: Lecture X
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    • of humanity when Mystery Centres were to be found here and
    • those old, sacred centres human beings have had, as it were,
    • point of the 19th to the 20th century it has become possible,
    • Waldorf School suits their children admirably. Recently two
    • state of economic affairs in Central Europe, even though it has
    • centuries, with what is approaching us with all the violence of
    • hand, through the fact that this art of education is centred in
  • Title: Spiritual Science and the Art of Healing: Lecture III
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    • interwoven. The nerves, as they continue on into the centre of
    • withdraw to some extent from the central — the white
    • central brain, the astral organisation withdraws more from the
    • is dislocated. The central brain begins to be less serviceable
    • the place it has left — into the central part of the
    • into the central nerves-and-senses system in the head, but we
    • centrifugal processes where the metabolic-limb system is
    • forces in the metabolism. The excessively active centrifugal
    • centripetal forces. Both the pathological and therapeutical
    • centre which is devoted to healing — near to the
    • Mystery-centre, a therapeutical centre, because a comprehensive
  • Title: Art of Healing: Lecture III
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    • the centre of the brain from the senses, form a marvellous
    • Ego begins to withdraw to some extent from the central —
    • withdraws from the central brain, the astral organisation
    • organisation of the head is dislocated. The central brain
    • — into the central part of the brain ?
    • true, send back the Ego into the central nerves-and-senses
    • question of paralysing those centrifugal processes where the
    • The excessively active centrifugal forces which give
    • rise to hay-fever are combated by strong centripetal
    • men, there is a centre which is devoted to healing — near
    • to the Mystery-centre, a therapeutical centre, because a
  • Title: Gospel of John (Basle): Lecture I
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    • course of the 19th century humanity became materialistic in
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    • common ego in the centre of the earth, in the lower spiritual
    • forming a centre in the spirit world, for the ego of the
    • concentration are the means here used.
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    • ascent. In Christ the Deity had for the first time come down
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    • to Central Asia, to the region of the present desert of Gobi.
    • There a colony was founded, and from this centre colonists
    • fostered in this centre. This took place about the time when
    • descent had to come if humanity was to progress; only when
    • the Spirit has descended fully into matter can its reascent
    • post-Atlantean Epoch has signified a descent of the human
    • spirit into matter. But the purpose of this descent is the
    • after the deepest descent, an ascent to conscious, spiritual
    • Descent of the Spirit.
    • Ascent
    • of Christianity which is to bring about the ascent. The Star
  • Title: Gospel of John (Basle): Lecture VII
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    • with man. The plant turns its root downward, to the centre of
    • sleep. The consciousness of the plant is concentrated in the
    • centre of the earth. The plants are so closely bound up with
    • then left to itself; it creeps away to the centre of the
  • Title: Esoteric Lesson: Basel, 11-23-'07
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    • In i we have the center to which the etheric
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    • generations; the man of more recent times meant by it
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture One
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    • Mystery-centres there were men whose eyes of spirit were open in such
    • from the depths of the centuries.
    • us lies in the results of ascent into the super-sensible world. When
    • physical body evolved in the line of physical descent. But then there
    • the events that took place before the Baptism by John and the descent
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Two
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    • centuries a somewhat different attitude was adopted by Christian
    • centuries. For all those who were bowed down with sorrow or suffering
    • central point and came to expression in the events there. We may
    • humanity, a stream which, several centuries before the coming of
    • in the East, five to six centuries before our era, there appeared in
    • means of ascent into the spiritual world. Being himself proof against
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Three
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    • ascent to the pure, ethereal heights of the Spirit; a very great deal
    • his complete descent into a physical human body. If we enter into
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Four
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    • mid-nineteenth century were deeply preoccupied from the scientific
    • Five to six centuries
    • what has been said. In the fifth–sixth century before our era there
    • lines of descent, the ‘Solomon line’ and the ‘Nathan
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    • innocents’. Has the thought never struck you that those who read
    • that the enlightenment of the Bodhisattva and his ascent to Buddhahood
    • concentrate all the power he had ever possessed. Hence he could not
    • direction of the great Mother-Lodge of humanity in the central
    • he appeared to be according to his bodily descent; in respect of the
    • spirit he was the reborn Zarathustra; in respect of bodily descent
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    • First and foremost we must learn to know the great central Figure of
    • who in the fifth/sixth century before our era became Buddha. We have
    • physical body. It was not until the fifth/sixth century
    • development of the other, adjacent, stream is as it were held back.
    • Even as the words of power once spoken by Elijah in the ninth century
    • noble descent. These Brahmans claim that a man's worth is determined
    • by his descent, but I say to you: Man's worth is determined by what
    • he makes of himself, not by what is in him by virtue of his descent.
    • much store by your descent from those who in the service of the
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Seven
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    • development of the central Being of our Earth — Christ Jesus
    • indicates in broad outline the development of the central Figure of
    • Leader of all the Beings who send their beneficent influences from
    • belongs. The Bodhisattva who became Buddha in the fifth/sixth century
    • the time when the Bodhisattva appeared five to six centuries
    • the great Spirit-Lodge grouped around One who is their Centre; they are
    • became Buddha five to six centuries before our era was endowed with
    • to teach, and for whose descent into a human body such stupendous
    • from his arbitrary control. If this beneficent deed of the Gods had
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    • centuries, has remained unchanged, and that conditions not existing
    • point of the process has now been reached, and that the ascent to the
    • be restricted through the centuries to the acquisition of inner
    • centuries before our era; we have now become like Buddha in our own
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Nine
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    • humanity and observes that development in some particular century
    • Bible as it has been accepted during the last four or five centuries
    • how the sentence has stood for centuries. But has anyone ever
    • Christ meant. Translators of this passage have for centuries confused
    • possible that this kind of thing should have dragged on for centuries and
    • centuries and roughly five more have now elapsed since the
    • These words have for centuries succeeded in obscuring a
    • became Buddha five or six centuries before our era, ascended into the
    • his predecessor. Entrusted with his mission five or six centuries
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    • Reincarnation exoterically a few centuries ago; and it would have
    • teaching been proclaimed in the early centuries of Christendom in the
    • that in what has been imparted to humanity for centuries from the
    • faculties originating from the line of descent and from the seed; and
    • centre of man's being, from his Ego. The proclamation rings out
  • Title: Lecture: The Etherisation of the Blood
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    • little the will is directly influenced from the centre of your being.
    • investigation of recent years, undertaken by individuals among genuine
    • comprehend the event that has its beginning in the Twentieth Century:
    • century. A number of individuals will see the Etheric Christ and will
    • from century to century returns ever and again in a body of flesh, not
  • Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture IX: The Etherization of the Blood
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • how little the will is directly influenced from the human center. Why
    • esoteric research of recent years, undertaken by individuals among
    • that has its beginning in the twentieth century: the appearance of
    • as were the achievements of electricity in the nineteenth century. A
    • Buddha and who from century to century returns ever and again in a
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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    • the nineteenth century, we shall find that in the eighteenth
    • and seventeenth centuries we approach ever closer to a time
    • ordinary man of the eighteenth century say to himself if he
    • which to the men of the eighteenth century was the first
    • although they appear some two centuries after the end of the
    • nineteenth century. Only someone who can look more deeply
    • century, and how for that reason everything had to become
    • perspective of the man of the eighteenth century went back
    • What happened in the nineteenth century — and this is
    • civilization of the nineteenth century. This penetration by
    • nineteenth century if he concerned himself with spiritual
    • eighteenth and nineteenth centuries will be very clear about
    • to be found in Homer as well as what took such magnificent
    • the nineteenth century. One name alone will suffice, a name
    • century, and this will convince us that something came from
    • profound relationship between this nineteenth century man and
    • in the second half of the nineteenth century.
    • nineteenth century a complete transformation, a metamorphosis
    • that belongs to the eighteenth century. He will then see that
    • of the nineteenth century that all over the civilized world
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    • soul of the Faust of the sixteenth century, to become a kind
    • century, increased the difficulty of really understanding the
    • course on St. Luke's Gospel the whole magnificent figure of
    • take the Bible (and recent historical research shows that the
    • emphasizing of the descent of the blood through the
    • from different sides, streaming in and uniting in the center,
    • together as in one central point in the blood of the old
    • center? We have yet to see why it took place. But if we now
    • centuries following the conquests of Alexander, a
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    • through centuries and millennia, as a spirit who could not be
    • accentuated manner. And then we are faced with the fact that
    • which is to enter into the divine inner center of the human
    • center. That is the point. In a world view such as this the
    • someone who will be reincarnated. For you the central
    • twentieth century again as a physical human being.”
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    • middle and toward the end of the fifth century
    • flowed on for centuries in the East, throwing up mighty waves
    • follow up the centuries during which Buddhism was spreading
    • successors down the centuries. Everything the Buddha had said
    • century may really be considered contemporary. In the
    • century is of little importance. Therefore we can say that if
    • to be put a century later, as far as human evolution is
    • In the fifth century
    • understanding of the last centuries it is a good thing to
    • pupils and remain active for centuries. On the other hand,
    • thing and then concentrate on this one thing and then
    • Buddha. And then four or five centuries later there is this
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    • centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha. In doing this we
    • Buddha stands in the fifth or sixth century before the
    • centuries before the Buddha, but that is not the issue here.
    • twentieth century. It is entirely comprehensible that it is
    • different. I am referring to everything that in recent years
    • regarded as the newest evolutionary phase of the human ascent
    • spirit of creation, its beginning, its center and its end.
    • months and all centuries and all millennia and all millions
    • center, here where we stand!
    • stands there as a conclusion. Then, a few centuries later,
    • human soul itself feel in the course of subsequent centuries?
    • magnificently.”
    • Krishna.” Buddha's teaching in these later centuries
    • conclusion centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha, in which
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Basel, 9-20-12
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    • be that nothing special results from the exercises in concentration
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    • animals. Although some foolish persons have recently begun to
    • regularly through the centuries. Only when we consider really
    • magnificently grasped by the knowledge of the East.
    • presented in such a way that recurrence is of central
    • abstract concentration on the One, this tendency to look for
    • everything should have a center of gravity. So if people
    • for the one fulcrum, the single center of gravity, and not
    • develops in this people is a form of descent through the
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    • concentrated within him that he could live without using the
    • in the concentrated etheric body, concentrated in such a way
    • been maturing during the preceding centuries and took place
    • Western world. In particular we can trace the descent of
    • remarkable philosopher of the sixth century before the
    • the Western world as late as the sixth century,
    • sage of Syros; he lives scarcely two-thirds of a century
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    • order only then to be able to feel like a center for the reception of
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    • recent occult research, the significant truth was indicated
    • have a continuous line of descent which in several points we
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    • of its descent, could only be directed toward the future, and
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    • eighteenth century modern consciousness has been seeking, as
    • Until the eighteenth century actually very few questions were
    • the centuries for them to think it necessary to ask whether
    • man Jesus of Nazareth; and the more the eighteenth century
    • Jesus of earlier centuries. This, from the point of view of
    • entirely natural that in the course of the nineteenth century
    • which they have been preserved. Secondly, in recent years
    • “Christ research,” which in recent years has come
    • Christ in recent years. But Christ is in no sense real; He
    • beginning of the anthroposophical movement in Central Europe
    • Christ problem within the theosophical movement of Central
    • ago! It has often been emphasized of recent years that the
    • doesn't take part in such things. In Central Europe people go
    • black white. Even if our anthroposophical Central European
    • opposition to the dreadful dogma of Central Europe. It is
  • Title: Presence of the Dead: Lecture Three: Awakening Spiritual Thoughts
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    • development, especially in the last third of the nineteenth century.
    • While on earth, let us concentrate on our tasks here and leave the
    • century of scientific development. Then they will look to spiritual
    • then become ever more important for people in the twentieth century
    • an idea of what people in our century will have to know about the
    • is just as good is to live in the center of an epidemic or endemic
    • materialistic science against germs. In the course of this century,
    • heartfelt realization that in the twentieth century people will need
    • self-centeredness and apply the description of a particular case to
    • these things recently in a public lecture, but now I can be more
    • that so saddened us in recent days could not recur. I am referring to
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    • unselfishness, and to become acquainted with all those incentives to
    • longer realize it but in the first centuries of Christianity the Christian
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    • 18th century. The feeling was sound and true, for we ourselves shall
    • who in the 18th century had a deep, deep feeling for the Mystery of
    • In converse with the Father God, Jesus is speaking of the descent
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    • the true idea when the human being, standing in the centre of
    • in the centre, in the state of balance.
    • much after a particular pattern. In Central Europe this is
    • of Northern and Central Europe — to consider these
  • Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture III: The Supersensible Being of Man
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    • spiritual requirements of the 20th century.
    • and concentration are described in the books mentioned above),
    • in order to concentrate all the powers of our soul upon this
    • way of thinking was made possible three or four centuries ago
    • thoughts that we place in the center of our consciousness, the
    • his eyes the sun was not there — A more recent scientist
    • A brilliant scientist of the 19th century, Du Bois-Reymond,
  • Title: Festivals: Christmas: Lecture IV: Christmas at a Time of Grievous Destiny
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    • its meaning. It was the central star of the earth, shining out with
    • Denmark, was the centre from which, in those ancient times, important
    • ordained by this Mystery-centre was taboo; and in this tribe of the
    • inferior being. For the impulse went out from that Mystery-centre at
    • Tacitus, writing a century after the Mystery of Golgotha, was due to
    • wrapped in subconsciousness, and led to all births being concentrated
    • are called Ingaevones, those of the centre, Hermiones, the remainder
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    • nineteen centuries ago when it endeavoured to give some kind of an
    • part of Denmark today, there existed a centre from which emanated in
    • about because the temple priests of this secret Mystery Centre on the
    • sexual union outside this period decreed by the Mystery centre was
    • was sent out by the Mystery centre at the time of the first full moon
    • Tacitus — writing a century after the Mystery of Golgotha.
    • Nerthus. Those connected with this Mystery centre called themselves
  • Title: Freedom/Immortality/Social: Lecture I: The Human Soul in the Supersensible Realm and Its Relationship to the Body
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    • — “No nerve centre, no brain, we say if it were not
    • centuries, before it enters the sense-perceptible existence at
    • (1838-1917), who died recently, had a rich knowledge life
    • centuries. As it is correct if natural sciences exclude the
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    • appears to the world today, it knows that after centuries that
    • Because during the last centuries and up to now natural
    • example, of a lecture which at the beginning of this century
    • things lags behind. As recently as in 1822, the Catholic Church
    • Copernicus and Galilei. Maybe it needs centuries that a decree,
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    • in the second half of the nineteenth century.
    • since centuries and which showed to advantage in particular in
    • the nineteenth century. The mere science, the mere knowledge,
    • lost. For centuries, for millennia there were instinctive
    • from nature. The recent historical development means that the
    • the nineteenth century up to now. Scientific mental pictures
    • describing the first Christian centuries did not describe the
    • recent time, these things have become particularly important
    • because just in the nineteenth century the scientific approach
    • the waters of scientific consideration. Just in the recent time
    • approach of the recent socialism, in particular the materialist
    • centuries up to the middle of the nineteenth century. Karl Marx
    • described the impulses of the last three to four centuries.
    • sense of the dreams of the last four centuries, Karl Marx wrote
    • scientific psychological concepts of the recent time,. It will
    • Central European peoples, of the East European peoples, which
    • However, one has done various attempts in the recent time to
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    • centuries closely associated in the human heart with the
    • the Resurrection. We might even say that the central mystery of
    • people of the nineteenth century to see whether the idea of
    • consciousness of the nineteenth century. We will listen to some
    • of the voices of leading thinkers of the nineteenth century.
    • personality known through the centuries as the Redeemer of the
    • that humanity for centuries has associated with the life of the
    • centuries, is attractive to a thinker of the nineteenth century
    • century. Let us listen now to another, the voice of John Stuart
    • of the nineteenth century to the being whom humanity for
    • choice! We even choose in the nineteenth century!) “that
    • nineteenth century, by denying their own spirit, have given to
    • that being whom humanity for centuries has recognized as the
    • first centuries, as it sought to equal its divine founder in
    • humanity for centuries has recognized as the Redeemer of the
    • century. He was therefore good enough to be as great as those
    • us take another thinker of the nineteenth century. You know
    • thought of the nineteenth century about Christ Jesus expressed
    • eccentric persons, the epileptic, hysterical, or crazy, who
    • attractive male whom they proceed to make the center of a cult.
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    • of the soul life in the last third of the nineteenth century.
    • centuries.
    • ideas for three to four centuries, and in particular, in the
    • nineteenth century, psychology has to advance if it does not
    • centuries. Not that the human beings have learnt to think from
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    • conscious reminiscent life is associated with all kinds of
    • obvious that, actually, the development of the recent natural
  • Title: Lecture: The Birth of Christ in the Human Soul
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    • the earliest Christian centuries to feel in the Crucified One
    • recent centuries to the Christmas manger something of a
    • become trivial in the course of the centuries. And many a song
    • spiritual life of Switzerland of the fifteenth century, with
    • magnificently symbolized in the Christmas conception. In
    • century. Let us recall today, as we desire to enter deeply into
    • nascimur. If we look at the centre of the human
    • But, in his centre-most being, man comes out of the spiritual
    • middle of the nineteenth century, though in stammering accents
    • humanity when we grasp the central kernel of the
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    • illuminating strength for our thinking, a powerful incentive for our
    • of Christmas and Easter. During the early Christian centuries, when
    • from the way it has concentrated in recent centuries upon the Christmas
    • in a bad sense — has become trivial in the course of centuries.
    • with the images associated with that spiritual genius of fifteenth-century
    • of human birth, which is so magnificently symbolized for world history
    • us to contemplate it in the twentieth century. As we try today to grasp
    • than by saying: man's central being leaves the spiritual world. He is
    • in such a body. But he has come, in his central core of being, out of
    • after-effects of his recent life in the spiritual world.
    • been put forward by some minds since the middle of the nineteenth century
    • — may I say, in stammering accents, but quite distinctly. When
    • born with the individual. But they are not used by him beneficently
    • mystery in the evolution of modern humanity if one grasps this central
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    • four centuries. Let me illustrate this for you in a particular case.
    • This view places the sun in the centre of our planetary system; the
    • the centre, and the sun and stars revolving round the earth. Man had,
    • that is to say, a geocentric picture of the world. Copernicus replaced
    • it with a heliocentric picture of the world. Man has now no longer the
    • Now, this heliocentric picture of the world already existed in earlier
    • into early Greek times, into an epoch many centuries before the Middle
    • the earth revolves round the sun as centre, while the sphere of the
    • fixed stars, whose centre is also in the sun, is so immense that the
    • of the fixed stars as is the centre of a sphere to its entire surface.
    • We find thus in Greek times the heliocentric conception of the world;
    • olden times, however, this heliocentric conception of the world was a
    • such knowledge, has shown itself frequently in later centuries in the
    • product only of the last few centuries.
    • thinking such as is necessary, for example, to grasp the heliocentric
    • himself in the very centre of his soul — he discovers that he is at
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    • magnificent natural science of our time. It aims to rank
    • 19th century and the beginning of the 20th, the opinion came
    • also how spirit-knowledge needs the picture of this central
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    • during the 15th and 10th century A.D. When the human being entered the spiritual world, he
  • Title: Links Between the Living and the Dead
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    • back over a period measured by centuries only, we find something that
    • recent centuries, turned his thoughts in prayer to the dead who had
    • fairly recently, whom we knew during his life on earth and who left
    • thoughts of antipathy and hatred are formed half innocently. But when
    • Quite recently, perhaps not even a year ago, one of our friends, and
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    • back with spiritual vision even but a' few centuries to olden times,
    • a few centuries ago, turned his thoughts when at prayer to the dead
    • world a man we knew on earth who recently died leaving behind him
    • centred on trying to get into touch with the loved one, our vision
    • dislike are innocent, so to speak. When such a teacher dies, one sees
    • recently died, he came to the conclusion that the soul of his father
    • into Kamaloca and in its further ascent, than it is to see the
  • Title: The Transformation of Earthly Forces into Clairvoyant Faculties
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    • sixth or fifth century B.C. Human nature changes in this respect more
    • — the tenth, eleventh, twelfth centuries B.C. — there arose
    • was that decades, even centuries, before birth, we ourselves so
    • — this life lasts for centuries, so there is naturally a middle
    • century was in the spiritual world at the beginning of the nineteenth
    • and during the second half of the eighteenth centuries. From that
    • the eighteenth and first half of the nineteenth centuries; an
    • innocent of all the forces in man's nature.
    • most innocent forces are at the same time those which, when they are
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    • century as it is in the average man today. In this respect the nature
    • of the prehistoric times, of the 10th, 11th, and 12th centuries B.C.,
    • centuries before our birth, that it should be so, we shall find it
    • — the inner experience of the soul is chiefly centred on the
    • Suppose a man was born in the second half of the nineteenth century
    • century and end of the preceding one. From thence he looked down at
    • the eighteenth and beginning of the nineteenth century, who took as
    • of man. These innocent forces — I beg some of you to note this
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    • which has never been surpassed throughout the centuries.
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    • century, especially through Lessing, we must agree with that
    • alive and unequaled through the centuries.
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    • century the Italian Scientist, Francesco Redi, was looked upon
    • sin of acknowledging a truth two centuries before science had
    • it has followed since the 17th century the time will come when
    • customs are different from those of the 17th century. But the
    • In the 17th century heresy was prosecuted by methods which no
    • must be accentuated is that Anthroposophy has the same
    • 13th century, who said that there existed as many species of
    • 19th century. (Note. The writer of this lecture cannot be
    • master who has again announced recently that we must not speak
  • Title: Spiritual Teachings of Soul/World: Course I: Lecture I: The Eternal and the Transient in the Human Being
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    • recently Ernst Haeckel in his World Riddles
    • in the 19th century; while during all centuries before unreason and
    • theories. But it also does not spare the science of the 19th century.
    • science of the last fourteen centuries. However, he is wrong concerning
    • different. Only during the later centuries of Christianity the faith
    • 18th century who said: there are as many types of living beings as God
    • 19th century freed us in their area of the concept of the miracle. The
  • Title: Spiritual Teachings of Soul/World: Course I: Lecture II: The Origin of the Soul
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    • by the events of the past. When in the 17th century the Italian researcher
    • of the 17th century with regard to life. According to the present-day
    • of antiquity, could not do some scientific observations in the 4th century
    • centuries. However, we do not want to assume the perpetual miracle of
  • Title: Spiritual Teachings of Soul/World: Course I: Lecture III: The Nature of God from the Theosophical Standpoint
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    • wants to build up a spiritual current and to bring up a centre of humankind
    • you of a spirit of the 15th century who set the tone and was actually
  • Title: Spiritual Teachings of Soul/World: Course II: Lecture I: The Epistemological Basis of Theosophy I
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    • mysticism could root only in the heads of eccentric people. This is
    • of the 19th century, the calling resounds from Zeller in the middle
    • of the 19th century and of the present. However, he caused something
    • the centre and made another body, the sun, to the centre which was once
    • cognitive faculties the centre of the physical world view. He really
    • philosophers of the 19th century that one has to turn around. You can
    • can also understand the development of the philosophy of the 19th century,
    • of the 19th century not proved to you that our experience is nothing
    • in the 19th century agreed apparently completely with Kant. Take the
    • the 19th century confirmed this law of the specific nerve energy apparently.
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    • to you everything that developed in the course of the 19th century, and what
    • is inconceivably fast. Physics of the 19th century transformed any light sensation
    • 19th century can present to us is the reasons which physiology delivers. The
    • of the 19th century: the transformation of truth to a world of dreams. The idealism
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    • same time how the whole scientific development of the 19th century, whether
    • which had the mastery over the minds for centuries, before there was Kant’s
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    • Central Asia somewhere in the neighborhood of the Gobi and Shamo
    • Christianity: the hallowing of the personality, the full descent to
    • main value to physical continuity, was more accentuated. The
    • a kind of Nature worship, reminiscent in many respects of Egyptian
    • in Europe, in Central Italy, the mixing had been less complicated. We
    • represented symbolically by the descent of the Dove. Only the most
    • We have come to the culminating point — or the center. The
    • and 14th centuries, and was prepared in the 11th and 12th centuries.
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    • it, the 19th and the beginning 20th centuries do not want to know. Our time
    • The 19th century has tried to put
    • during the thirties of the 19th century to historically investigate the actual
    • human type, thought in the abstract. This is characteristic that the 19th century
    • in a personality, in similar way as in the first Christian century when all
    • the 19th century people have born witness to that which we got from Kant’s
    • what leads to any statement I make today. But I can at least point to the central
    • issue which is indecent to the materialistically minded theologian. Already
    • during the first Christian centuries with the Word that became flesh that the
    • in the course of the centuries the factual sense has developed that the human
    • centuries. These habits of thinking have arrived at their top height. As everything
    • a way that wisdom had flowed into the mystery temples for centuries. Outdoors,
    • That was the custom for centuries.
    • The Lamb of God was the most innocent; it is able to do the sacrificial death.
    • the culprit only needed to make sacrifices, the innocent lamb on the cross would
    • teachers taught in the first centuries. It wants to serve the Christian message;
    • extinct during the past centuries, that sense which does not look for the criterion
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    • Since the 16th century this has
    • knowledge appeared the sharpest in the 19th century. At that time the spiritual
    • of the scientific age to the thirties years of the 19th century. One has pointed
    • century. And one has said rightly that all the preceding millennia together
    • have not performed so much in this field as the 19th century.
    • peculiar that just the science of the 19th century became absolutely powerless
    • characterises the standpoint of psychology in the second half of the 19th century
    • of the thinking and the attitude of the 19th century which observes the soul
    • Indeed, the 19th century has the
    • advantage over all former centuries that these exceptionally important questions
    • scholars in the course of the 19th century is written against spiritism. Some
    • century the materialistic turning point took place when the higher beings saw
    • tidal wave about humankind. They are working for centuries. Unknown, misjudged,
    • century. Just because the scientific leaders failed, it was necessary that obvious
    • it concentrates substances and forces in the brain and makes the brain the suitable
    • The medium is a reminiscent sign
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    • when in the outset of the 19th century, in the last third of the 18th century
    • of the 19th century: “if the sun of the bright daytime consciousness sets,
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    • setting the tone for centuries which have done big, tremendous actions disappeared
    • remains for centuries or millennia; and may the human eyes feel contented at
    • soul endure that on one side innocent human beings live in bitterness and misery,
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    • was in the centre of the whole human thinking and striving, one divided the
    • Buddhism and of the Greek philosophy and in the first centuries of Christianity.
    • third centuries you find the trichotomy of the human being acknowledged by the
    • the 15th and 16th centuries one no longer had a consciousness of the old division.
    • physical research which pressed its stamp onto the 19th century and its mental
    • organs of our brain and our nervous system. Natural sciences of the 19th century
    • centre of speech, another part of this soul activity, another part of another
    • view? No, because in the 18th century everything that one gives as something
    • 19th century.
    • At that time, in the 18th century,
    • to say that on the contrary the materialism of the 18th century hovered over
    • the minds of the 19th century and that the materialistic creed was setting the
    • sciences and form psychology differently. During former centuries one realised
    • not even have a consciousness of that which soul researchers have for centuries
    • a scholar centuries before Christ what has been found on quite different ways.
    • a few words about the psychology of the 13th century, about the psychology of
    • creed of the 19th century. This science which strives only for the external
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    • century that fish, frogs and the like could develop from mud.
    • the recently deceased great English philosopher, has shown. He realised —
    • in miracles, is superstition. Still in the 18th century, one said that there
    • he discovered the most important physical law of the 19th century. Those who
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    • is concentrated in particular, or also by simply speaking to the person concerned
    • system. In every adolescent human being, from the birth of the child, through
    • a secret within the movements of the soul of the adolescent human being. If
    • we face this spirit, we make the adolescent human being dependent of our interests
    • our wishes and desires be active with the education of an adolescent human being,
    • adolescent human being with a true, holy shyness and understands the words of
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    • the progress made in the 19th century, is felt to be
    • 3rd century A.D. — the truth about the human soul
    • Even before the close of the 18th century, when Goethe
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    • happened in a coffee party recently which is, however, not at all so untypical
    • the sneering and the reproach of rapture, as just in the example the recently
    • last centuries to give this spiritual science as it was given once. What one
    • which the old Central European peoples have in their myths: Niflheim, nebulous
    • — The Doctrine of Descent and Darwinism (1873)
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    • to the underworld was an initiate, for the descent into the
    • when the physiological nature of man is able to attempt the ascent by
    • descend into the innermost depths, regarded this descent as something
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    • The lecture cycle on the basic elements of Theosophy that I recently
    • century, which had a great influence on culture, this knowledge was in
    • 18th century and especially at the beginning of the
    • 19th century, these esoteric schools disappeared from the
    • celebrated its greatest triumphs in the 19th century.
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    • absolutely novel, or has humankind gone on them since centuries or even since
    • Middle Ages through, till the 17th century. Only in the 17th century spiritism
    • 13th centuries — they existed at all times, but they did not appear publicly
    • these prejudices came from. When in the first centuries of our calendar the
    • till the 18th century. I cannot explain in detail how this happened; I can only
    • and 17th centuries, Robert Fludd. He shows for those who have
    • 17th and 18th centuries. Nobody claimed till those times that a dancing table,
    • since the 16th century sense-perception became decisive for truth; what one
    • Swedenborg. He influenced the whole 18th century. Even Kant
    • in the second half of the 19th century, one also made experiments in Bavaria.
    • with Ennemoser, also with others. Already in the 19th century you find with
    • in more inspired heads — in the second half of the 19th century.
    • of the last century and proved to be a clear and keen thinker at every step.
    • and materialistic ways of thinking since the 18th century — we can call
    • what one has searched for in recent time on other ways. It is based on the old
    • for in the same way as the sensuous. In the 13th, 14th centuries, he expressed
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    • times saw the Earth as the center of the universe and believed that
    • will have reached his highest point of evolution, when in the center
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    • at most since somewhat more than half a century. You allow me to give you evidence
    • from the 17th century. The evidence which I would like to give you is from a
    • of the 19th century know that Hansen laid the people, after he had transported
    • states of consciousness are also found indicated in the books of the 17th century
    • Keep in mind this story of the 17th century that this wisdom was transmitted
    • The following centuries, since the
    • 17th century, were not especially convenient for such matters in the external
    • Kircher explained to us in the 17th century, this procedure had to be carried
    • form the basis of the question for centuries, and it does not depend on something
    • centuries, did not know what to do with these phenomena.
    • in a strangely surprising way at the end of the 18th century. Mesmer was a much
    • 18th century in bigger number than this could be the case today; a person who,
    • how little the changed science of the 19th century can do justice to that which
    • was written from quite different preconditions in the 18th century. Preyer dealt
    • 18th and still the 19th centuries.
    • magnetic cures in Vienna in the last third of the 18th century. He made use
    • century in the age of Enlightenment that in France the emotions were running
    • — and it is the strange fact that the scholars of the 19th century were
    • the second half of the 19th century. Only with few exceptions this question
    • of the 19th century that is ignored, however, by the official science as a rule.
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    • which are reminiscent of later crystals and plants — even
    • cell organisms, which are reminiscent of this process. These animal
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    • occult mystery for the outside world for many centuries and will seem
    • might be at the end of the nineteenth century, at the transition from
    • the nineteenth to the twentieth century. Nostradamus,
    • which have already been fulfilled. In these ‘Centuries’ by
    • Nostradamus (Century 10, 75) the following prophecy can be found: At
    • the close of the nineteenth century a Hermes Brother will come from
    • from the third century
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    • We still stand in the currents which the 19th century has produced,
    • the second half of the 19th century. It means not only for some people,
    • had come, up to the last third of the 19th century, to a height which
    • is admirable, indeed, for someone who has an overview of the centuries.
    • This science is something that fulfils the 19th century with just pride.
    • It is the big heritage which the 19th century is able to hand over to
    • The 19th century has even
    • produced the fruits of that which was sowed in the preceding century.
    • Everything has prepared during the previous centuries. This is to be
    • human ken from the middle of the 15th to the 16th century, and also
    • the religious element formed quite differently during the past centuries.
    • different from that which one thought centuries ago.
    • got lost to those who were the bearers of education in the last centuries
    • and the most significant people in the 19th century. People had designed
    • for so many centuries. And from whom the human being could have expected
    • Go back to the first centuries
    • accordance with the science of their time. Only the last century knows
    • to produce harmony with the views of the previous centuries.
    • the end of the 19th century; this was the only thing that the 19th century
    • could have given as a legacy to the 20th century unless another impact
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    • We are led to a particular centre whence this
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    • it an important central need has been met. A supplement of the book The
    • Who only has an overview of the last centuries cannot at all get it clear in
    • already because the researchers of the former centuries knew nothing about the
    • big discoveries of the 19th century.
    • But the questions, these important central questions which Bois-Reymond put
    • They had many followers in the first third of the 19th century, as well as even
    • of duty flow like from a single centre of the human being, from common intuition.
    • around the turn of the 15th century to the 16th century splitting again what
    • the natural sciences. In the 15th, 16th centuries this separation takes place:
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    • the centaur was sacrificed for Prometheus Chiron was already suffering
    • If there is an ascent on the one hand, there must be a descent on the
    • — the centaur Chiron — must make a sacrifice. The man of
    • earlier times must be sacrificed. The sacrifice of the centaur is as
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    • Centaur Chiron did this for Prometheus. He was suffering from an
    • still has an affinity with his animal nature, the Centaur Chiron, has
    • The sacrifice of the Centaur Chiron is just as important for the
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    • century. He spoke so that one recognises: He does not only want to teach
    • from the 18th to the 19th century, because then the quarrel began because
    • that natural sciences have spoken of up to the 19th century. Modern
    • Within the outer oval you find a strange, blue shimmering or blue fluorescent
    • new flame which begins to gleam in the centre of the blue flame. This
    • highest member of the soul in the centre of the blue shimmering place
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    • About the eighth century B.C., a very important epoch sets in as
    • eighth century B.C. With it there dawned an objective knowledge,
    • all-embracing primeval wisdom. In the eighth century B.C., the passage
    • In the eighth and ninth centuries B.C., the pupils of the Greek
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    • Christianity, too, in the early centuries, had Mystery Centers, places
    • of the first Christian centuries found popular, simple words through
    • A Christian of the first centuries would have refrained from speaking
    • centuries called the “Word” and even then, it can be done
    • cosmic truths within the hidden crypts of the Mystery-Centers, could
    • that the Lamb Who became flesh denoted a deeper descent into humanity,
    • other religions. This was what brought him to the core and center of
    • central figure in the Apocalypse, and that only through the Lamb can
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    • century before Christ, there existed in India a reciprocal respect
    • groups in Central Europe. Three races come under
    • the Celtic race we owe magnificent poems, songs and scientific
    • place in the 11th century throughout the whole of Western Europe,
    • Middle Ages, in his work on the Czech race in the 15th century. Long
    • freedom, a consciousness for which the 18th century fought
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    • research of the 19th century. He has to ask himself: what happens before
    • development correctly. In the 18th century the great naturalist Linnaeus
    • the 19th century tried to explain this instinct, this soul element in
    • in the spiritual fields, for example, a philosopher of recent time,
    • only in the last century before Christ. Some think that the daimonion
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    • Christian era. But before this, for some centuries before Christianity
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    • The picture of Central
    • 6th century A.D. This change involves a complete replacement of the
    • with in Greece in the 8th and 9th centuries B.C. Thus in Greece we
    • Asen. Its descent was traced to the first race of giants.
    • between. In the first centuries A.D., Tacitus describes the Germani
    • 4th, and during the 5th century, we see all these races compelled to
    • calm and fixity set in with the end of the fifth century. Through
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    • only few centuries have elapsed. The 17th century belongs to this epoch.
    • them in their physical-technical interrelation. While in the 18th century
    • plants mechanically, the 19th century was able to do this. Development
    • the beginning of the 19th century a theory of evolution, the Lamarckism.
    • was not understood. Only the middle of 19th century was mature to understand
    • The whole situation in the middle of the 19th century enabled humanity
    • this principle in the first half of the 19th century which meant the
    • of the way of life in the 19th century faces us in Darwin's theory
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    • order to see what far-reaching changes preceded the fifth century.
    • At the end of the fourth century we find the Visigoths east of the
    • Danube; a century later the map shows them in Spain. And just as
    • revolution which a hundred years produced in Central Europe, we must
    • begin with, in the third century the Burgundians advanced against
    • they conquered Rome, and, in the fifth century, founded the
    • — which, for a whole century, imprinted its stamp on Central
    • material considerations. The conditions of Central Europe were
    • In these centuries,
    • power throughout the centuries. Whether or not for the good of all,
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    • century by the catchword Naturalism! I do not mean this in any
    • magnificent. Yet for all that his gaze is not focused upon human life
    • nature is ensouled. In the 16th century Giordano Bruno still
    • well as in its religious aspect — lay at the very centre of his
    • by culture and civilisation in the different centuries. And he awaits
    • endeavour to be our material welfare. For centuries past mankind has
    • former case we have the line of descent, here we have the line of
    • ascent. As little as an aged man who has already attained his settled
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    • Bruno in the 16th century. He still finds life in the whole nature,
    • of life had also to be in the centre of his soul, of his thinking and
    • from the culture of the different centuries. He expects a time again,
    • For centuries humanity intended
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    • centuries and is still extant today in many versions. It is the
    • beginning of the fifteenth century
    • fifteenth century, it has often been repeated and explained in the
    • and iron. In this line of descent, stemming from the Elohim, were all
    • the centre of the earth. He was led by Tubal-Cain to Cain, who there
    • eighteenth century, as guardian of the innermost secrets of the
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    • quickly forward at the change from the 11th to the 12th century. New
    • 4th century. These two things indicate the alteration in the life of
    • century, a rivalry developed between the sovereign and the new
    • centure. This alliance between the papacy and the Frankish
    • as early as the turn of the 7th to the 8th century, Moorish rulers
    • its kingdom there The Moorish cities became centers of serious
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    • founded by Manes about the third century after Christ and its great
    • of St. Augustine until the 15th century.) The Life therein is
    • that was the contrast in the third and fourth centuries after Christ.
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    • manifested in about the third century
    • the time of the third century
    • recounted to you recently. All such spiritual currents connected with
    • century was the Christian life. The life therein is Christianity.
    • the twelfth century. They called themselves Cathars because
    • the contrast which developed in the third and fourth centuries
    • in later centuries. They are the offspring of ancient spiritual currents.
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    • going to speak — the 8th or 9th century — you will find
    • 16th century; but private government gradually became legal
    • king's central fund. Those who looked after communal concerns
    • developed from the 10th century onwards, and therewith a historical
    • century. In the older times nothing of this kind existed. The Church
    • the 14th century, endeavoured — at least at one juncture
    • centuries. Now some may feel it to be unjust that the masses at that
    • ago, up to the 12th century, nothing was held more solemn, more
    • In the 9th century
    • century understands as Science. Erigena had to fight against hostile
    • official in the 13th century.
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    • directly as a cultural-historical action which shines for centuries,
    • develop the intellectual life. Since some centuries in particular, the
    • of the 19th century. The thought, the idea itself became appearance.
    • in a magnificent way. This was the primal drama of the ancient Greece.
    • that Nietzsche suspected that problem of our time which we recently
    • tragically, perished tragically in the materialism of the 19th century
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    • until he reached the centre of the earth where fire has its origin.
    • cathedrals and churches. After the thirteenth century they also began
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    • of the Middle Ages up to the 19th century; whereas now they are
    • century, Meister Eckhardt calls Plato the great Greek
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    • centuries, because everything that it comprises belongs to a range of thoughts
    • which originated many centuries before our calendar? — Today we want to
    • what was called Gnosticism during the first Christian centuries. Knowledge by
    • between esoteric and exoteric content, in particular in the first centuries.
    • first centuries tell that in the words of Origen, of Clement of Alexandria if
    • In the last third of the 19th century
    • onto humankind in the last third of the 19th century. Mrs. Blavatsky was nobody
    • 16th centuries, has not only materialised science, but also the confessions
    • century only very little understanding was there of a more profound wisdom.
    • 19th century that they were dissatisfied with that which they could hear from
    • needs found the least satisfaction in the confessions of the 19th century. These
    • confessions of the 19th century were revived in the core by the esoteric core
    • century could only accept little from this Rosicrucian brotherhood. Thus it
    • at the beginning of the 19th century who then gave the stimulus. The European
    • investigation of Buddhism in the course of the 19th century argued from their
    • of Cusa renewed this view in the 15th century, also the Christian mystics,
    • century and examines the words of that time finds that it is more difficult
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    • odd, but it is so. Since the eighteenth century Freemasonry has been
    • in the sixteenth or seventeenth centuries. As this is not the case,
    • because, since the sixteenth century, man has had little
    • during the first half of the eighteenth century, no one had any
    • importance. The next point is one which exists in all centres of
    • contained in the religions and centres of hidden wisdom have occupied
    • the sixteenth century, must be carried right into the atom. Thus,
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    • 9th and 10th centuries.
    • dependence. Thus the 9th, 10th and 11th centuries were filled with
    • States with central administration and uniform armies. Hence arose
    • relationship with the Church. Powerful enemies threatened Central
    • century a certain unity had been established. This increased the
    • century, celibacy of the clergy became involved with the world
    • how monasteries and bishoprics had become the central point of the
    • cities, and you will feel that a century was dawning which would
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    • Recently I have endeavored to sketch the being of man and the three
    • nation, the race or the century we live in, are subdued and
    • Their content must be true not only for today, yesterday, a century or
    • century, but they extend over the whole of evolution. They were true
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    • produced in the soul if that which surrounds us as age, century, people
    • today, yesterday and tomorrow, not only a century ago but are always
    • being, any family, any century, any generation; they extend to the whole
    • them. This had to be said because I have been asked how it is that recently
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    • nineteenth century historians, who have no idea of the difficult
    • stage. For during the last third of the eighteenth century,
    • truth to appear in print recently. Therefore where this should have
    • less the right idea. It is only very recently that science has been
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    • represent a custom that did not exist a hundred years ago. A century
    • any mention of them. The custom is a quite recent phenomenon that has
    • nineteenth century. Trees first appeared as symbols of the Christmas
    • the birth of the Christian Redeemer only since the fourth century A.D.
    • In the first Christian centuries, December 25th was by no means
    • has been so only since the fourth century. Nevertheless, in Roman
    • developed, began in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. The
    • centuries B.C. to the time when Homer sang his poems to the Greeks.
    • century B.C. the sun had entered the sign of Aries, the Lamb. In our
    • he first had to experience the descent of the Trinity to the earth
    • the twelfth and thirteenth centuries A.D. You will find full
    • people have ceased to grasp the fact that the center of their
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    • centuries before us. This period is important, full of significance,
    • late as the 13th and 14th centuries, these regions were still
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    • forward to an age when, as I recently indicated, understanding will
  • Title: Lecture: The Work of Secret Societies in the World. The Atom as Coagulated Electricity
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    • to an age when, as I indicated recently, men will understand what the atom
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    • the Festival of the Three Magi from the East. Until the 15th century,
    • available. But since that century some light has been thrown on the
    • What is the new revelation, the new manifestation of Love? The descent
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    • the 19th Century, and the idealism he created.
    • in the Eighteenth Century. But what has remained, is the
    • Century. In the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries the deepest
    • sense as had been done for centuries. In France, stimulated by
    • Eighteenth Century had their origin here; connected with the
    • Century could not have spoken thus of Liberty, Equality and
    • centre of study was philosophy. Deepest questions of
    • central problem for all Schiller's life: How is man born from
    • its centre now that the old traditions have gone?
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    • the help of some phenomena of our Central European cultural life. It
    • The 16th century did not
    • on a new basis in the nineties of the 18th century. In his Faust Goethe
    • The descent to the mothers:
    • the gradual development of the bodily in a magnificent picture at the
    • him. A magnificent picture of this process: “And as long you do
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    • the 19th Century, and the idealism he created.
    • Eighteenth Century and how the ideals of the Age of
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    • the 19th Century, and the idealism he created.
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    • days, about the theosophical idea of the origin, of the descent of the
    • the second half of the 19th century. You may assume that the results
    • serious, also Christian, researchers in the former centuries.
    • of the supernatural creation history have recently still formed.
    • and up to the 14th century. You can explain the real course of the Western
    • centuries, this old evolution doctrine disappears. More and more it
    • centuries the human being is no longer familiar with them. All memories
    • century people believed to give something quite new with a natural creation
    • confessions in such a way, as the researchers till 13th, 14th centuries
    • nature. That is why since centuries the modern thinking is not accustomed
    • were beings which lived in a translucent corporeality, partly in very
    • This is the descent theory which is destined to substitute that which
    • longer fantastic but spiritual, we can get again to a descent theory
    • descent theory is the task of theosophy. The “natural” creation
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    • the 19th Century, and the idealism he created.
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    • century) they met forever and complemented each other. At that
    • who in good faith, but in his own eccentric way,
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    • the 19th Century, and the idealism he created.
    • central place, and it is from his character that the inevitable
    • in humanity. (More recent research has revealed the truth of
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    • complacent, selfish attitude. They cannot recognise the high value of
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    • the 19th Century, and the idealism he created.
    • was, for him, the central point.
    • Nineteenth Century and what he will still be to us. It is not
    • all the writings in the Nineteenth Century of men like Vischer,
    • — is centred entirely in the ego; that is the significant
    • is an infinitely tragic conflict. All is centred on a
    • hopes that were centred on him found expression in the letters
    • Nineteenth Century. Men began to realise that Schiller's spirit
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    • him closer to the centre of the garden. There he finds a golden lattice.
    • find out the state of the centre of the garden. The old man accepts
    • on which the young man comes now into the centre. Music sounds from
    • he wants to go further into the centre of existence. Something in his
    • garden, he sees the innermost centre, a temple surrounded by porticoes
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    • the 19th Century, and the idealism he created.
    • Century
    • active during the Nineteenth Century and then to pass over to
    • want to describe Schiller's place in the Nineteenth Century, we
    • century and Schiller's place within it. In general, it is very
    • beginning of the century when Goethe said in a conversation to
    • this will show how in the first decades of last century
    • German culture of the first half of the Nineteenth Century. It
    • steadily, and on the centenary of his birth, it is the best men
    • influence on his relation to the Nineteenth Century.
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    • the 19th Century, and the idealism he created.
    • different in the second half of the Nineteenth Century from
    • of the century, in the honour done to Schiller; the growing
    • something to the second half of the century because in him the
    • (Weltanschauung): even Herman Grimm concentrates his eulogy on
    • lived and that of our own age: — indeed a recent
    • Century. Men like Jacob Minor may write large tomes about his
    • first half of the century had become so foreign to the leading
    • Century.
    • descent and of Darwinism. This book was anonymously
    • Ninety-eight per cent, of our life goes on without laws; and
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    • recently: one made butterflies hatch at temperatures at which they do
    • immediately from the living nature, what separated the centre of the
    • took place. One centre became two centres in a more mental way. We see
    • this separation of the centres achieved in the later development in
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    • recent acquisition in his aura brought about by his own activity.
    • living in Berlin at the beginning of the twentieth century. At the
    • end of the eighteenth and beginning of the nineteenth centuries, men
    • the world has changed in the course of the last century, and what
    • before him and he experiences this descent of the spirit, this
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    • in Berlin and in the beginning of the 20-th century. At the end of the
    • 18-th and at the beginning of the 19-th century, the human beings have
    • how the world has been changed in the course of the last century and
    • livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration.
    • being last time. He experiences this descent of the spirit, this separation
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    • completely different the time was around the turn of the 18-th century,
    • a century, what existed in revolutionary and other ideas penetrated
    • own life. For half a century he looked for human happiness and truth,
    • for the centre in the personality that destiny relocated in the personality.
    • ideals. Thus it was in the 18th century.
    • century with its demand for freedom, for personality. What is freedom?
    • to that, the 19-th century had become the most rationalistic one. The
    • the individuality which shines from the personality. The 19th century
    • 19-th century cannot understand mysticism, one talks of it as something
    • If, hence, the 19th century talks of mysticism, it speaks of something
    • and he found nothing there, everything that the 19th century offered
    • century drawing to an end he wrote his When We Dead Awaken.
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    • the 19th Century, and the idealism he created.
    • centuries these views remained stationary. We know that even
    • until the Eighteenth Century when Baumgarten grew up in the
    • Century a vast literature grew up around the problem, and whole
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    • begins to increase toward the end of the thirteenth century. This is
    • myth of the 12th and 13th century the emperor is under a spell and dwells
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    • the 19th century. Wherever we go we can find nothing that does not remind
    • a certain accentuation of the exclusive skill and sense of authority
    • the 16-th century till this day. It encloses the time of the emerging
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    • the last fifty years. In the first half of the 19th century, Schiller's
    • from the spiritual currents of the 18th century if we want to completely
    • and thinking of centuries. Approximately around the turn of the 15-th
    • to the 16-th century the time begins when the human beings looked up
    • difference of the old world view of the12th, 13th centuries with that
    • which arose around the turn of the 16th century with Copernicus and
    • Comedy with the world view of the 17th, 18th centuries. One may
    • longer be ours. But it had what the 18th century did no longer have:
    • in this divine world order as its centre, he himself belonged to this
    • world of the 18-th century faces us there. Nice sentences are in this
    • which faces Schiller in the beginning of the nineties of the 18th century.
    • path of the divine in the world was shaped most beautifully in the descent,
    • not in usual language, but in sublime language about the descent, the
    • what the 19th century aimed at. In this drama, the spiritual is represented
    • that the 19th century wanted to enter the land of knowing through beauty's
    • Schiller in such an idealistic way. Recently, in the last decade of
    • the 19-th century, a man wrote a biography on Schiller who had grown
    • through the minds and souls before half a century when we revered Schiller.
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    • which one needed as worldly knowledge; however, the central issue was
    • fulfilled its task in the widest sense of the word? In the centre of
    • is the central sun of any wisdom and knowledge, and that from it the
    • centuries of modern times, it was not in such a way. Only today, a kind
    • theology and sermon for centuries. A good sermon would be that if a
    • past centuries. One wanted to see independently. One also told in anecdotes
    • The past four centuries
    • last centuries, concerning this science and wisdom of the mind that
    • If you look at the great sages of former centuries, you can see everywhere
    • centre in itself, rotates, pushes off rings which form to planets, and
    • thinking of the modern human being since four centuries that the sensuous
    • of thinking has on the human beings for centuries. It worked on all
    • that he exercises something that was stimulated for centuries. One thinks
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    • with that, however, goes the fact which I mentioned recently — that
    • a voice from the centre of the earth. This came from Cain himself,
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    • 17th centuries, even in the 18th century until the 19th century. We
    • it has no longer any direct connection with the central issues of life.
    • is why it has happened that one could study philosophy for centuries
    • 18-th century there still was something that made philosophy the world
    • was there in the first time of the 19-th century. Then, however, one
    • development of law that the Roman people, magnificent just in this field,
    • of the Roman thinking. Hence, the prejudice crept in the course of centuries
    • Therefore, the Gnostics, the great mystics of the first Christian centuries,
    • developed during the last centuries when one did no longer know that
    • a magnificent lawyer, a great practitioner and a great mathematician;
    • views of law which one had in the course of the 19th century, and you
    • not know that the centre must be controlled, before one goes to the
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    • Christ-problem stands in the centre of the drama. Out of Parsifal
    • century. This new culture penetrated into these regions like a
    • the crusaders fought. The idea that Jerusalem must be the centre was
    • spiritual centre, and at the same time as an outpost of the future.
    • we ascend is connected with a descent. For every man who grows more
    • twilight of the gods of the ancient northern saga shows us this ascent,
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    • was to be the centre and from there the secret concerning the
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    • progress which the natural sciences have done during the last centuries
    • of Galen, two to three centuries AD, for example, and the medical scholasticism
    • comes from this materialistic way of thinking. In the 16-th century,
    • according to this system the 17th and 18th centuries taught. The human
    • being had to think materialistically for some centuries to do all big
    • the 19-th, 20-th centuries: that of coincidence. You can often notice
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    • is engaged in an ascent. But this is not brought about by any outer
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    • ascent is gradually prepared for the whole of humanity. The initiates
    • ascent must be re-enacted of the stages through which the whole of
    • the descent of the Holy Spirit which will lead mankind through to the
    • Evil. This weft of the Spirit's descent is consummated at
    • body.. The symbol for that is the descent of the Holy Spirit into
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    • originated in the 12th and 13th centuries, and we can still observe
    • up to the 18th century how somebody who wanted to climb up to the heights
    • as a core in the centre instead of taking the second place behind the
    • With the help of this central
    • should receive the doctorate who has absorbed this central attitude
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    • centuries? Towards outer possessions, towards the ordering of the
    • During the last centuries man has exerted his intellect only for the
    • operation at the centre of the life of the peoples. There were
    • conditions should be able to do so. Even a century ago, a person who
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    • appears at first in symbols. If man concentrates for instance on his
    • feeling they are prepared for understanding. In the first centuries
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    • we have the following ascent: firstly karma, activity, what needs to
    • century is the precursor. It is a kind of losing oneself in the
    • central point was created whereby the tumultuous emotions of the world
    • through the Ich. This centre point is literally the Christ.
    • spirituality of the East should bring a central point into the chaos
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    • are gathered together in the centre of the soul. Without this
    • In a condition of deep trance the central consciousness is silenced.
    • somewhat more centralised consciousness, one more like the
    • comes the moment when we have the feeling that the centre of
    • rationalisation is brought about during the ascent from animal to man.
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    • alchemy. As late as the 18th century one could read in the German
    • century. At that time a number of articles dealt with the so-called
    • malachite and so on developed. The central zone of the Alps arose out
    • Stone. The man of the 18th century who pointed this out was indicating
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    • life, its own central point. What lives on a particular plane has on
    • this same plane its central point.
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    • again and again and in this way there was an ascent from stage to
    • 19th century was a professor in Jena, was acquainted with all these
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    • 12th century onwards and reached its climax about the year 1800. This
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    • are the seven stages of matter. In his descent man experienced these
    • The 14th century was the time of the creation of towns. Within a few
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    • heredity dies out. One reckons three generations to a century. The man
    • from what was good or bad in his ancestors of the 17th century. Thus
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    • century a totally different spiritual attitude prevailed from
    • nineteenth century, set themselves to confront the great riddle
    • view was, during the first half of the nineteenth century, to
    • century — for instance, to those of Burdach — you
    • end of the third decade of the nineteenth century, and, seeing
    • development of the nineteenth century, and anyone
    • centuries, a time when a greater spiritual sensitiveness
    • genealogical tree — in fact, the lineal descent of all
    • their adherence to the theory of man's descent from the higher
    • the conclusion that a line of descent existed leading from the
    • higher animals to man. In more recent times scientists have
    • centuries past have educated the human heart and soul were
    • his theory of the descent of man. In another lecture Du
    • this quiescent matter?
    • as “I see red,” “I smell the scent of the
    • descent of man. It is obvious that in a single lecture like the
    • Natural science traces the descent of the physical living being
    • apes. But there can be no question of the descent of our
    • may therefore ascribe a twofold descent to man in primeval
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    • century, the spiritual orientation was different from in the
    • middle of the 19th century, you find two attitudes.
    • 19th century only with the German philosophers, for example,
    • naturalist of the first half of the 19th century, for example,
    • cellular life at the end of the thirties of the 19th century.
    • the development of the 19th century. Somebody who wants to
    • study the development of humanity in the 19th century as a
    • the 19th century, when one still had a more spiritual
    • soul for centuries of education. Thus, it happened in the
    • descent of the modern human being from a being that equals the
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    • development of self-consciousness during the descent to the physical
    • plane. The re-ascent to the higher planes through schooling towards
    • concentration and meditation on the thoughts of the Masters —
    • meditation and concentration he takes with him up to the Arupa Plane
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    • from the turning point of the 15th and 16th centuries on into our own
    • written down until the 6th century. This is why scholars deny the
    • the Pseudo-Dionysius, as though it was in the 6th century that old
    • magnificent Organisation would have come into being. At that time the
    • as the 6th century a Dionysius committed the teachings to writing.
    • to differentiate three zones: a western, a central and an eastern
    • central with the Germanic and the western with the Latin peoples. The
    • peoples, the Central European by the Germanic, the Eastern European by
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    • Christianity. Christ had to raise and purify the self-centred ego, so
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    • the 14th century to the time of the French Revolution. In the
    • schools of the Rosicrucians in the 14th century. But the inner
    • the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries there lived certain unassuming men
    • Now there is a further descent into the earthly. The mental picture
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    • help should be an auspicious sign of the next century.
    • centuries, and there we find a prince, Henry IV of France, in
    • the 16th, 17th centuries, who stimulated the idea of such a
    • Central Europe.
    • Rousseau was still spread at the end of the 18th century that
    • us in the last third of the 19th century: yes, it would be nice
    • future. We have a particular task here in Central Europe.
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    • back many centuries, and in the l6th/17th century we come
    • and seventies of the 19th-century. generally accepted was- the
    • disharmony into its harmony. At the end of me loth century the
    • the 19th century the scientists assured us: it would be fine if
    • for an ascent to a spiritual outlook.
    • Here in Central Europe we have a special task: It would be of
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    • One must conceive the descent of the ‘Sons of Manas’ in this pictorial
    • formation is reminiscent of those which appeared in the Lemurian Age,
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    • When we concentrate on a plant in the same way as on a crystal we must
    • receive a shock which brings about idiocy. With a further descent the
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture III: Basic Concepts of Theosophy. Soul and Spirit of the Human Being
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    • of the 20th century, but at the end of the 18th century.
    • What the animal feels and experiences today is the central
    • grasped it now, as an ascent of the soul to the spirit. Then
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    • of the 18th to the 19th century, the sun left the constellation of the
    • especially from the fourteenth century onward.
    • central focus for the Theosophical Society, since we know what the
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    • great centres of spiritual activity will spring up. You see,
    • We must subject everything to rigorous concentration, we must work
    • upon our inner being by strongly concentrating our soul in the purely
    • concept which brings about a strong concentration of our inner being,
    • more recent times, therefore, much more was learnt in concepts; more
    • only describe broadly how the descent into the etheric body takes
    • then reach that point once again in his descent. He descends from the
    • fettered ego. Only then can he accomplish his ascent into the
    • through this descent into the universe, through this pilgrimage. And
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    • at least until the late seventeenth century, any kind of female member was,
    • his greatest success. Then he was led by a figure to the centre of
    • occultist. Up to the eighteenth century it was known that things were
    • century paved the way for the sexes to come together.
    • opposite sex in man. Man developed in himself, by concentrating, at
    • during the Middle Ages. This is nothing else than concentrating to
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    • with the female element. Until just recently, this rule has been
    • fertilising principle in the perception of the Divine centre in man's
    • led to the centre of the earth by a figure whom he recognises as
    • [power] which presses the foot [of man] from the centre of the
    • as the eighteenth century. And in 1775 the first of the so-called
    • which would complete him, as a means of concentration. He was already
    • to human development, in the fifteenth century. This was a matter of
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    • been coming before your souls recently. Today, may I amplify
    • reverence, then the dark centre appears to be blueish; just as a
    • who have recently died, can now be seen fighting on the side of the
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    • Devachan into the astral region and in the course of this descent has
    • met by the Monad on its descent into the astral world. This was in the
    • This is how the descent of the soul takes place. But in order that it
    • later develop, forms at the same time a kind of central point in the
    • The intervening spaces between the centres are filled with the main
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    • them from the centre of their own planet. They were totally different
    • as Moon and Earth. All life and all warmth streamed up from the centre
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    • Europe, which lasted until the ascent of the Germanic peoples in
    • Northern, Central and Western Europe. Two further civilisations are
    • himself. All experiences are then within him, as though concentrated
    • further ascent. The first three Rounds were repetitions of earlier
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    • mean to say. Recently a clear example in the political field
    • percent of the total population have less than 3,000 marks
    • former centuries. That is not the case. We would decisively be
    • centuries—have come to these demands. At this point the
    • centuries. All human beings have taken up this press for
    • descent into the physical world. More and more the human being
    • bring about in this soul a change in direction, an ascent,
    • thing in the here-and-now. If it is to find an ascent again, it
    • century.] that
    • thought thus. In the first half of the 19th century there have
    • century spoke of “sacred industry.” Saint Simon was one of
    • half of the nineteenth century. You read his work like a
    • the 20th century, the strike of the textile workers of
    • the center of which stood the demands for am eight-hour day,
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    • be concentrated in the Lodge of the Masters.
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    • Second Logos the One who in the quiescent substance in things creates
    • were to follow the line of growth, we would come to the centre of the
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    • heart came into existence. If one concentrates on the activity of the
    • Whoever concentrates on the heart sees the genesis of the human
    • Through concentration on the interior of the brain, which developed
    • appear. If one concentrates on the solar plexus one is led to the
    • heart. Through concentration on a particular organ, corresponding
    • appeared within man. Since that time there was the beneficent fire
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    • seventies of the nineteenth century. The War of All against All and
    • into the 19th century.
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    • be concentrated in special organs of living beings.
    • towards the centre of the Earth when it was united with the Sun. They
    • chemical process? There is an ascent in evolution, chemistry is
    • to be. The whole course of human evolution is a descent and a
    • re-ascent. Man had to descend to the lowest point. And it was in order
    • in the future is a further ascent from plant to mineral nourishment.
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    • materialism. Preparation for a new civilisation the task of Central
    • The Europeans also came over from Atlantis to Western and Central
    • came to expression in so magnificent a way, but which here remained at
    • and the future of Christianity came to magnificent expression through
    • So think of Europe, Central Asia and Egypt as sown with the seed of
    • Old Testament this is magnificently expressed as a kind of dawning of
    • descent to the deepest point and then the ascent.
    • Jewish Prophets, in the centuries before Christ, we find here
    • ourselves in Central Europe are the advance post. Eastern Europe must
    • The Rosicrucian Schools always taught that Central and Western Europe
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    • form and is as a reminiscent sign of it, becomes degenerate
    • side, around this centre is a belt of human population that had
    • would like to say that a magnificent monument of the middle of
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    • inkling how much more elated and more magnificent the concept
    • from which central site the great sages came who went to the
    • the different religions point back to the central site where
    • point to such a central site. Our materialistic cultural
    • such a thing like a spiritual central site of humanity, and
    • central site. It speaks again from experience about the matters
    • central point, the core of truth in the different religions.
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    • View seems to go against what people have found recently. In certain
    • thirteenth centuries. They could not have come about without such a
    • from life. Only in the sixteenth century we see spiritual life
    • law. This condition progressed even more in the last century. In the
    • stuck in self-centered isolation, our talents are uprooted like a
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    • we go on some centuries, we find that this principle faces us
    • artistic achievements of the 12th and 13th centuries. They
    • From the 16th century on, we see the spiritual life developing
    • more developing in the last century, while in the Middle Ages
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    • development of man” here refers to the ascent of the human
    • prescribes for himself. He must be able to concentrate to such
    • a degree — and he must acquire practice in this concentration
    • himself the center of his own being, to stand on his own two feet, so
    • yourself in the morning when you concentrate. You must adhere to this
    • large percentage of today's human beings was previously much further
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    • reminiscent of estrangement, of distance from the outer
    • freedom which enables him to look for the centre of his being
    • concentrate. You must observe this hour. There you have to
    • into the inner soul life. A big percentage of modern humanity
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    • arose that made the descent of the souls possible. It was in that
    • fourth century to establish the festival of the birth of the World
    • century, the time of the Christian festival, the festival of the birth
    • of Christ, varied. It was not until the fourth century that it was
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture X: Christmas as Symbol of the Sun's Victory
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    • celebrated in the areas of Northern and Central Europe in old
    • higher being, but still more like a reminiscent sign of
    • moment of human development the descent of the divine sons of
    • moon, and sun gradually appeared, which made the descent of the
    • fourth century to reschedule the birthday celebration of the
    • celebrated. Until the fourth century Christmas, Christ's
    • fourth century, one decided to let the Saviour be born on that
    • spiritual science for the adolescent child, if in all streets
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    • the year? Wonderful Fire Festivals in the northern and central regions
    • descended. This descent of the divine ‘Sons of the Spirit,’ this great
    • only work unconsciously on its dwelling-place. The descent is
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    • aristocratic, with its ascent from degree to degree, and its pride in
    • those who could attain entry to these Mystery centres; for certain
    • before the eyes of the pupil in living pictures, in magnificent
    • lost their meaning in Freemasonry in recent centuries. What has taken
    • place in culture during recent centuries has been largely
    • in a masonic context, that is, the twelfth century of our European
    • thought by several centuries the events that are to occur in the
    • relates to the course of events in the coming centuries, in the same
    • time [in the twelfth century] it was dangerous to know [in advance]
    • for the very heart of what was attempted in the twelfth century. That
    • you who heard my recent lecture
    • separately on these matters until [just] recently. On the other hand
    • medieval people of the twelfth century reflected, in looking back to
    • medieval thinker of the twelfth century looked back at the occult
    • founded the movement of the Holy Grail in the twelfth century said
    • century; who had to hide themselves from the world under pseudonyms,
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    • for something different for centuries, even for millennia. With
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    • century, it was not only a superstition of the big mass, but
    • centuries exactly just as the scientific truth, the
    • centuries? Imagine this element in the human nature, and then
    • centuries of the new development, this was not possible because
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    • of free-thinkers, especially in recent times.
    • and truly comprehending. We have recently mentioned here that
    • exercises of meditation and concentration, was achieved in a
    • exercises of meditation and concentration. I particularly
    • real ego of man, the bearer of the higher centre of his
    • child. One could be tempted to say that these innocent
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    • beneficent, preserving, life-sustaining, and life-giving powers
    • between pain, evil, grief, and the beneficent powers of
    • just in the last century.
    • centuries. You all know that Goethe transformed the medieval
    • Even in the 16th century, the folk spirit represented this
    • beneficent to the human being, Lucifer, prevailed in him who
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    • the last third of the 19th century it was granted to some
    • the last third of the 19th century, it was granted, as I said,
    • in the last third of the 19th century. That is why they could
    • third of the 19th century a breath was to be felt that
    • appears as an after-image of the descent, the suffering and
    • the second current. It was in the fourth century of the
    • — in the fourth century. These two currents of the human
    • However, it degenerated in that time, in the fourth century, to
    • The whole drama ends magnificently, in the sure certainty that
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    • followed the seven stages of spiritual ascent in the life of
    • hidden mystery temples, or centres, and according to the
    • centres and temples in Egypt which were often built into the
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    • and 19th centuries. Today, however, I would like to show
    • Central Europe and in Western Europe, at a past, in which
    • — In all initiations, one calls this the descent into
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    • 18th to the 19th centuries the most important German thinkers
    • around the turn of the 18th to the 19th centuries, there would
    • of the 18th to the 19th centuries is the very best for the
    • life of the turn from the 18th to the 19th centuries originated
    • the 18th century had taken up the cause of it. Kant says,
    • centuries, what everybody has taken up from the common
    • time, around the turn from the 18th to the 19th centuries. It
    • spiritual life of the 18th century. However, Kant's philosophy
    • that thinking to which the 18th century came and beyond which
    • than one century after Fichte a German university professor
    • of the 18th century. He did not represent it in the same way as
    • century whose end forms in conceptual respect Johann Gottlieb
    • appreciated the individuality during the former centuries less
    • of the 18th century, who were sitting at his feet and listening
    • century, not yet thirty years old. Who becomes engrossed in his
    • the 18th century (presumably Claude de Saint Martin,
    • such a fine way in the 19th century again. He stimulated
    • century later are led automatically to reincarnation and karma.
    • in the 19th century the book about this strange woman appeared,
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    • was something like a surprise when in the 18th century the
    • was almost forgotten for centuries. One hardly knew what the
    • the 18th centuries, and spirits, who were able to recognise the
    • centuries were only later creations of a much older folk
    • Wagner (1813-1883) in the second half of the 19th century.
    • recollection, it was for our ancestors in Central Europe that
    • Therefore, it seemed to the human beings in Central Europe in
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    • which Central European thinking and feeling express themselves
    • Central European population. This consciousness is sunken in
    • a worldview completely new to Central Europe, had spread out
    • Christianity maybe was nowhere expressed as magnificently and
    • bit and in which the task of Christianity within Central Europe
    • lord of these sages who formed a spiritual centre, a kind of
    • spiritual monarchy. One felt that this spiritual centre, I
    • secret of the Holy Grail is the descent of the god who
    • with magnificent correctness, maybe not quite philosophically
    • felt Christianity that way in Central Europe. No name and no
    • the folk in magnificent legends, which Wagner tries to renew.
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    • the 6th and 7th centuries, wished to connect itself with
    • During the first Christian century the symbol of Christianity
    • the period in which the Sun in winter resumes its ascent, and
    • then look back upon man, we see concentrated in him the whole
    • reasonable creation possible; it is a concentration of the
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    • When in the sixth and seventh centuries Christianity wanted to
    • expressed in external customs. In the first century of
    • whole nature concentrated in him, we see him as a microcosm in
    • concentrated in the Easter festival. Richard Wagner felt this
    • strength. We are in the centre of spring, at the Easter point
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    • his higher development. To this end certain concentrations are done in
    • yoga exercises. When a man concentrates on a point between the eyes at
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    • the medical centres was another. It was the intuitive view,
    • adolescent. Such a human being is almost rude compared to the
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    • personalities of the last centuries. In the aurora of a quite
    • new time, in the turn of the 16th to the 17th centuries, he
    • which appears like a completion of many centuries. He stands
    • one knows the spiritual life of the 19th century exactly, in
    • education of the 19th century produced is far away from the
    • words from the beginning, which were taken only from the centre
    • the centre in yourselves only.
    • other great spirits of the 19th century. Only when materialism
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    • the Gods feed on is the love of men and women. Man's ascent takes
    • animal one. It's an ascent when a man overcomes the forces of physical
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    • Founding new religions came to an end with the central
    • recent times. Modern human beings feel that to hate and
    • century the transition took place to a more tolerant
    • justified in the nineteenth century, which kindled noble
    • in the twentieth century when other soul forces are called
    • centuries religion has had a strange history. In Spain,
    • from the ways and customs that over the centuries have become
    • obtained from religion. Recently a conference of scientists
    • science, advancing as it does at great speed, a center of
    • color, light and sound to affect her soul. Recently a new
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    • scientific investigation. A book on the effects of thinking has recently been published.
    • and 15th centuries. More serious crimes were tried in secret night sessions.]
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    • century.
    • nineteenth century. What was true Rosicrucianism could not be found
    • century.
    • peak of the mountain can be reached. During the ascent, one has at
    • quality. In the violet, one can behold a symbol for a calm, innocent
    • must carry out his meditations and concentration exercises daily, at
    • way is a prerequisite for ascent into the higher worlds. But no one
    • to concentrate his thoughts on certain parts of the body. Those of
    • his pupil thus: direct your thoughts and concentrate them on this
    • microcosm and macrocosm is evoked. Through a similar concentration on
    • concentrated. Or he finds the sun in concentrating on the eye. This
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    • the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. The cultural history of the
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    • has of late arrived at exactly the same conclusion. Quite recently a
    • A recent school of naturalists is of opinion that feeling, in its
    • external events. Ancestry, or descent, places us where we stand in
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    • recent commentator, Professor Jacob Minor.
    • reading was published recently about the mimicry of thought.
    • has discovered recently that if blood from one animal is
    • different lines of descent are mingled. Our modern
    • “I” forms the center; and physical body, living
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    • to explain the cause of suffering. We see in the centre of this view
    • thing, however, the more recent natural science has accepted for some
    • in its own centre and overcomes it. Thus death — as a gifted
    • lecture, a knowledge based on the most recent research of natural
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    • appears as a testing, as an incentive to greater striving. In
    • central figure is often the tragic hero. The hero is faced
    • natural science has recently arrived at a conclusion that
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    • magnificent, marvelous fruits in man.
    • work of an architect, built in stone to withstand centuries, is
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    • way. They are exercises of meditation and concentration which are to
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    • through exercises in meditation and concentration, a person
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    • the central position between the two.
    • next stage will bring about the soul's descent into the fluid
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    • held good for centuries but today has little importance attached to
    • in previous lectures, for many centuries these words were in a way a
    • biblical sayings because in the course of centuries they have become
    • the human ego, the central point of man's being. We must then be
    • it sets up the greatest concentration of impulses, desires, for the
    • nature. As we have the physical principle concentrated in the teeth,
    • the principle of growth is thus concentrated in puberty. Then the
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    • death,” were for centuries regarded as an answer, a
    • In the course of centuries their meaning has changed,
    • astral body; and fourth, the “I,” or the center
    • greatest concentration of urges and cravings, that is,
    • physical nature. As the physical principle is concentrated in
    • growth concentrated in bringing about sexual maturity. This
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    • not the case. The Christmas Tree is a very recent European custom,
    • however, the Christmas Tree is a recent custom, the Christmas Festival
    • a Sun Hero and was conceived as such in the first centuries of
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    • recent and does not date back more than a few centuries. The custom of
    • decorating a Christmas tree is a recent phenomenon, but the
    • first centuries of Christianity. His birth festival was, therefore,
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    • young through education. At the center of education is the
    • center of the being, the “I.” When an individual
    • Homer (8th centure B.C.) was a Greek epic
    • include the whole of a human being's evolutionary descent. A
    • Moses (c. 13th century B.C.) was a Hebrew
    • Zarathustra (c. 6th century B.C.) was a Persian.
    • child to the time up to the twelfth century, the time when
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    • until he attains that central goal of existence known to spiritual science
    • universe, with itself as the center. If, for example, you imagine yourself
    • as the central point in this room, surrounded not by these six surfaces of
    • you will see yourself, as the central point, reflected on all sides,
    • everywhere. In like manner you can picture a Divinity as a central will,
    • kingdom,” distinguished from the will itself. The will is the central
    • central being is reflected in a hollow globe.
    • Think, now, of a meditant who concentrates wholly upon this meaning of
    • that is central to Christian life, the Lord's Prayer, expresses this primeval
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    • are incarnated in musk scent. People who know about such things use
    • like an inner warmth. One concentrates this feeling in the heart and
    • concentrates this in the heart, lets it radiate to the head and then
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    • Nothing is more remote from concentrated spirit than shadowy
    • abstract logic — and our bodily organs are concentrated
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    • used as an incentive for egoistical striving. It is often
    • person experiences the hope, strength and incentive to action
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    • seen with physical sight; it is like a center of energy that
    • shows that of those who die in infancy, 16 to 20 percent have
    • been breast-fed by their own mother, while 26 to 30 percent
    • line of descent develop and become established during the
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    • centuries of German culture. Some say that it is impossible
    • existed in the Occident since the fourteenth century, and
    • Christian Rosenkreuz (15th century) was the founder of Rosicrucianism,
    • beginning of the sixteenth centuries. On journeys through the
    • appeared at the beginning of the seventeenth century, the
    • still exists, and has done so since the fourteenth century.
    • Oriental. A few centuries before the Christian era began,
    • centuries later. And today it is different again.
    • different method. That is why in the course of centuries and
    • humanity's whole outlook. It will for long centuries to come
    • a Rosicrucian is the first rule that only recently has been
    • is why until recently no Rosicrucian divulged what enabled
    • loftier aims that link him with the central Rosicrucian
    • existed for centuries. What it is possible to say about it
    • lectures, material that had for centuries been guarded in
    • closed circles. However, what has been released in recent
    • roots are sunk into the ground, pointing towards the centre
    • beings turn their reproductive organs towards the centre of
    • root points towards the centre of the earth; human beings
    • the eighteenth century there appeared in an earnest
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    • centuries, the Gnostics, have thought otherwise, as does
    • viewpoint. No seeker after Truth of the nineteenth century
    • upon as a mystery. Mystery centers existed for the
    • itself in its own creation. This descent and resurrection of
    • pure. Only an innocent maiden's love can redeem the Flying
    • continent. A scientific journal, Kosmos, recently
    • person's higher development. It made him place at the centre
    • as regards descent, and it would be regarded as irreverent to
    • descent, but because of what he was. He was a free individual
    • became the basis from which he created his magnificent Good
    • "innocent fool" filled with questions of its secret, can
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    • the heavens. In the first century A.D. the symbol of Christianity was the Cross,
    • Christmas Festival. When the Easter Festival is celebrated the Sun is continuing its ascent which
    • human being, we see all Nature concentrated in him. That is why sages have spoken of Man as the
    • can possibly be imagined. The sum-total of divine wisdom is concentrated in a single human body.
    • before the cosmic wisdom was concentrated in this human being? The cosmic wisdom is concentrated
    • When the Sun again begins its ascent,
    • When all the waking, nascent forces of
    • rightly celebrated at the middle point of the Sun's ascent; for this corresponds with the time
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    • the Word of God. We must realize that for centuries the
    • for centuries has been considered a source of Truth, can
    • centuries, for millennia, noticed these contradictions that
    • that took place in the early Christian centuries, the
    • century showed that already then they contained what we know
    • the early centuries the attitude of learned people towards
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    • last centuries and in particular in the last century? Who does
    • far as they are accessible. During former centuries, it was not
    • hardly see ten centimetres away. He does not see a lot,
    • age of nervousness and lacking concentration. These states
    • the ancient imperial Rome in the first Christian centuries. He
    • in these once magnificent, now decayed buildings? They wanted
    • picture change in the course of the centuries? — Those, who
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    • they never were once. Slowly and gradually, for four centuries
    • it has prepared itself. However, in the 19th century, it has
    • centuries which humiliated the feeling and thinking of
    • prepared itself slowly. In the 19th century, one came with it
    • and understood with the intellect. In the 19th century, it has
    • immense progress when during the thirties of the 19th century
    • 19th century so much: one saw obviously how the organism
    • the feeling and thinking of the 19th century. They got their
    • almost forgotten when in the 19th century the so-called theory
    • premise in the middle of the 19th century. You find the merits
    • World Views and Approaches to Life in the 19th Century
    • materialists of the 19th century primarily relied on this fact
    • scent. Here is an uncrossable limit of knowledge. One cannot
    • under full canvas into the materialism of the 19th century,
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    • the world before the end of this century, such a movement would
    • of the 17th Century, not only comprised all the knowledge
    • In the 14th and 15th centuries there were quite
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    • Human evolution will evolve as a gradual ascent into the
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    • astral bodies and consisting of nascent spirit: manas, buddhi,
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    • spiritual development. Then more recently the sun left the earth-moon
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    • up then to the Middle Ages, to the 16th, 17th centuries and
    • beings are the same today as they were centuries ago. Those who
    • tacitly. The human beings of different centuries differ really
    • a few centuries. We need only to mention one thing that deeply
    • depth of the world to the highest degree, to a centre from
    • were usual in the course of the last centuries in the secret
    • that the circle line is always equidistant to the centre. What
    • plant sticks toward the centre of the earth, just as the human
    • sticks his organs of conceptions toward the centre of the
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    • say. To a minor degree that applies to a big percentage of the
    • fiftieth birthday recently in another country, who had
    • they have no connection to theosophy, are reasonably decent
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    • from the lectures given here recently that when we ascend with clairvoyance
    • beneficent beings who, compared even with the mildest human nature,
    • expression as the ego itself finds its centre, finds its inner centre
    • spirits which particularly work upon man through scents and slip into
    • an attractive book[2] that has been written recently
    • catastrophe took place in recent years, and where the Minister and dignitary
    • science. In the Prometheus myth we have a magnificent expression of
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    • centuries ago, one still believed in procreation, for example,
    • this nascent freedom than respecting that freedom of that which
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    • could the order be maintained as it were by the “central
    • intelligence is with the central authority, with the group-soul
    • central organ. However, the hand must be practised, and when it
    • way. However, it reacts on the central authority. It seems to
    • the descent theory is rather near to bankruptcy. Serious
    • only imagines this descent, but it knows how to investigate it
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    • we imply, in a certain respect, that the sun which is today the centre
    • beings established itself at the centre of our system. Therefore two
    • of matter gradually gathering together at the centre, this first, dawn-condition
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    • equator through this ball and put a needle through the centre. Now one
    • blood. Thus what has recently been found in a Zurich laboratory is in
    • two planets which have split off as the centres for those Fire-Spirits
    • there were also Mystery centres where the most advanced human beings
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    • mankind, who guided man's further development from the Mystery centres,
    • body, he perceived if this were sympathetic or unsympathetic, beneficent
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    • compare it to the environment centuries ago or also before
    • this life as it has gradually developed for centuries with
    • development of humanity during the last centuries.
    • centuries crystallised in our industry, in the threads of all
    • them in admirable way for centuries up to our time concerning
    • that have taken place since centuries and still project with
    • the emergence of the machines during the last centuries
    • during the last centuries concerning occupation and
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    • but in streams of force going down and forming a kind of centre where
    • marvellous, it is no longer anything extraordinary. A few centuries
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    • Ascent of the Spirits of Wisdom to Spirits of the Revolution of
    • are living, yes, even if we go back to the first Christian centuries,
    • centuries, and one compressed the contents of this memory into a unity
    • The Christ became the centre, the focus, in so far as the single personalities
    • of departure for the creation of the present moon, a central situation
    • ascent would result. But the matter is again not so simple. We know
    • consequence that in early Christian centuries the Luciferic principle
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    • centre of creation.
    • initiated for a long time, but just in the 19th century, it
    • that in the 19th century the admirable advances of the natural
    • which assigns itself to the centre of the earth whereas the
    • now clearly drawn, now evanescent,
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    • we already used recently when I talked about sun, moon, and
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    • translated in the 4th century by the Gothic Bishop Wulfila.
    • central idea of Christianity comes to birth, how it bursts the bonds
    • gave such magnificent expression in the “Ring of the
    • Nibelungs,” this central Idea of Christianity found still wider
    • can hear tones, be aware of scents, see colours on surfaces —
    • them cropping up again, and during the last four centuries their
    • As I have already said, the purpose of man's descent into a
    • same stages as on the descent, but now in a higher form. To-day man
    • the point where man's descent into the physical body was countered by
    • which enables them to find their own firm centre among the gods. Men
    • its importance for him, that physical things are becoming evanescent.
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    • evil is concentrated who want to explain our existence from the
    • depths of the world existence. How magnificently and greatly
    • by side and in a certain way reminiscent to the Nordic legend.
    • through another life centuries ago developing and using those
    • extension, of increasing accompanies this reminiscent picture.
    • Thus, this reminiscent
    • reminiscent picture sticks to him and presses like a weight of
    • themselves to be thrown back to a level which was beneficent in
    • poem. The beneficent element becomes a consuming, hampering
    • fire is beneficent if the human being controls it, while it can
    • infernal ones, and where they turn out to be beneficent, while
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    • stand today looked quite different a few centuries ago; the earth is
    • Now the people in the Mystery centres knew well that here too guiding,
    • born in the 8th century, he would not have become what he became in
    • if Giordano Bruno had been born in the 8th century. By such things we
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    • This is the ascent of the
    • and at this place of Central Europe but hundred years ago and
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    • prejudice the statements contained in recent lectures and in a certain
    • centre of our world conception, as the microcosm. To understand man
    • well as beneficent; we have a moral element woven into the world process.
    • in wisdom! The recent inventions for instance are a witness to it.”
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    • soul. Man advances through the gradual descent of his ego-endowed soul
    • group themselves round centres. The feelings streaming in this way to
    • a centre once more give beings the opportunity of working as a kind
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    • central point for the etheric and physical parts approximately between
    • prophetically through the descent of the “fiery tongues.”
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    • less so in more recent ones. However greatly one may esteem Bocklin,
    • with its rounded arches, which has formed churches with central and
    • science. It will be as it was centuries ago, where in every lock, in
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    • simple picture can show us what the centuries-long research
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    • is the central point. Understanding human nature means, really, to
    • can look on this being exactly like a center, a middle point, from which
    • in this way a confluence of these currents, concentrate them in themselves
    • round their ego-centers. For that is the most important thing for our
    • soul-life; we must collect all these currents round a center that lies
    • through the center of self-consciousness rises to the surface. It will
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    • all these forces stream to the central point of the planet. A force
    • the center of the earth. That is what regulates the direction of the
    • center, which is the direction given to the plants by the soul-nature
    • by forces, which all strive towards the center of the earth.
    • for all astrality, showing only forces that strive towards the center
    • to the earth's center with others interpenetrating them that are only
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    • scene at the end of the eighteenth century. An address based on the
    • the nineteenth century and is to-day forgotten, uttered a very
    • delle Grazie cloister at Milan and in spite of recent restoration looks
    • ‘considering your age, no doubt they were decently
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    • of the eighteenth century in Jena.
    • of the nineteenth century and is forgotten today, Heinroth
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    • know that through the recent discovery of many a document we
    • experience of the nations which lived in the centuries
    • centuries into the 8th, 7th and 6th centuries after the
    • into the centuries before Christ? The people who enter
    • and is then reborn in the 7th or 8th century of the
    • experiences of a soul appearing in the first centuries of
    • the first Christian centuries, and again died and passed into
    • one another, beginning from the 4th century before Christ and
    • shows a decline. This descent is in connection with the
    • ascent of civilisation; we observe man in early primitive
    • side, a history of descent, just as we have a history of
    • ascent on this side.
    • were centered in the physical world — the more these
    • more into the spiritual world, and a period of ascent, of
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    • He shows there how the ascent on the road of knowledge follows in
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    • centuries and millennia, to those who could not search the
    • in three successive steps the ascent on the path of knowledge
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    • find personalities in olden and recent times who can in actual
    • century.
    • decades of the eighteenth century — in an all encompassing
    • century. Whoever views this extraordinary bust will, if he or
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    • of feeling as such, and of willing as such — depends our ascent on
    • through occult exercises in the right proportion. The ascent into the
    • The ascent to the higher
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    • the end of the fifteenth century. Perhaps regarding connections
    • the sixteenth century. It is exactly clear what kind of
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    • stream here in our central European regions, things are discussed
    • ego, however, has another characteristic. It is not so centralized.
    • towards its centre. Thus we have here an etheric circular body which
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    • strange illusions seen today in a recent trend of natural science.
    • remains behind, but in a concentrated form. The astral body is the
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    • centred in Salerno, Montpellier, Paris and also certain parts of
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    • centuries, but of millennia if one wanted to describe the
    • that took place in the course of the last centuries with
    • Still a few centuries ago, the Bible was believed to be
    • speak about the Old Testament first. For centuries, it was
    • that it is no uniform document. In the eighteenth century, the
    • was for centuries. If this research comes to fruition, the
    • centuries ago. We come to an understanding of the
    • was not communicated in the old schools and training centres
    • repeated as tradition for centuries. If we read Giordano
    • of the external nature since the sixteenth century takes place
    • during the last centuries. However, if one thing extends in the
    • see how during the last centuries the scientific methods
    • get to know the human being by the methods of concentration and
    • life is involved in the descent of the human being in the
    • centuries, one did not criticise the Bible in reality. The
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    • fact that in the seventeenth, eighteenth centuries a criticism
    • beings for centuries, and attacked its bases. One would have to
    • centre of the whole world history is different. This sight has
    • particular, in the nineteenth century, this view settled in the
    • only in the second century. Not from the original story, but
    • like a Christian up to the second century, however, it was no
    • century.
    • figure of Christ Jesus survived which prevailed for centuries,
    • the descent of a spiritual being from spiritual spheres that
    • centuries, memory survived in the old far-off past, and another
    • holding on the same recollection, for centuries from generation
    • generations at that time, for centuries. As we speak today
    • meditation, concentration and the other exercises. The soul of
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    • depended upon the initiates in these cult centers to provide the
    • center for ego strength is created. Whoever destroys marriage thus
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    • may regard this as the biggest superstition some centuries
    • spirits. A Leipzig scholar took great pains till recently to
    • thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, about Ramon Llull
    • been known for centuries and is right even today. This shows
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    • astral body. Only present-day man does not notice this descent into
    • ought to continue. But a rapid ascent causes a rapid fall. This is
    • and sixteenth centuries an age of abstraction, of external science,
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    • and hearts in the course of the centuries. But in the modern
    • eighteenth century, dying at the age of 29, describe the
    • was unknown. It is a young and quite recent institution. In
    • festival itself is so ancient and our present symbol of it so recent,
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    • centuries and recall Odysseus and the giant Polyphemus in the
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    • Hence in those great centers of the Oracles in ancient Atlantis the
    • world. In the ancient Oracle centers the Atlantean Initiate beheld in
    • “The little folk ne'er scent the Devil
    • fallen into perverse and evil paths. Centers of black magic and its
    • There he has the center of his activity; and whereas his spiritual
    • established the beneficent phenomena around the earth-globe, are
    • events it is actually only twice or three times in any one century —
    • announced from the centers of Initiation. For you must remember that
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    • synchronises with the central clock which, in its turn, synchronises
    • in the second third of the nineteenth century. Consequently the
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    • percent in the last decades. Those, however, who say that these
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    • concentrate solely on what concerns the question of the karmic cause
    • the centaur Chiron. It is Chiron the centaur who teaches Aesculapius,
    • elsewhere on the earth. What kind of being is Chiron the centaur? He
    • ascent of mankind, for mankind's real welfare and real progress.
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    • attention to that in the soul, which emerges from the centre as
    • way beside the real centre, the centre of his soul, always he
    • Thus, he lived until the seventies of the last century. Then
    • could satisfy his searching. Recently it was in such a way that
    • is even magnificent how he contrasts these simple human beings
    • dollar and 20 cents. Never again — so says Carnegie
    • this dollar and twenty cents. Nothing made more joy to him
    • we find the centre in it, which we may imagine possibly in the
    • way of life is different, a centre is there that is different
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    • maybe since centuries and which are strictly compulsory. He
    • weight. Only during the forties of the nineteenth century, the
    • adjacent fields regardless of his own activity. Otherwise, it
    • have recently stated in other connections that one wants to
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    • of much that has been said in recent lectures, various phenomena of
    • Thus, the descent to earth of an avatar being is significant, among
    • Through the descent of an avatar being the essential soul-spiritual
    • perceive that, in the early centuries of the Christian era, the
    • from that of later centuries. In the first Christian centuries
    • Christian teaching in various lands in the first century, gave to the
    • the early Christian centuries.
    • centuries it was the documents and the impressions of the physical
    • tenth, eleventh or twelfth centuries it was no longer possible to
    • present. From the fourth or fifth centuries up to the tenth or
    • What made it possible for a number of people in those centuries to be
    • copies of the original. In these centuries there were those who could
    • presented in that wonderful work of the ninth century, the Heliand,
    • between the eleventh or twelfth centuries and the fifteenth. Here
    • Europe. In later centuries, from the twelfth to the fifteenth, it was
    • that existed in previous centuries through the interwoven etheric
    • thirteenth and fifteenth centuries.
    • Nazareth. In the early centuries there were people who were entirely
    • centuries came those to whom the etheric body of Jesus of Nazareth
    • between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries, people tended more
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    • true that we have a long way to go in our ascent before we
    • generations. Thus, the descent of an avatar being is, among
    • descent of an avatar being affects the soul-spiritual
    • disseminated was different in the first few centuries from
    • that of later centuries in the Christian era. In the first
    • few Christian centuries the dissemination of Christianity
    • a man who contributed so much in the first century to the dissemination
    • especially emphasized in the first few centuries of
    • dissemination of Christianity during the early centuries, it
    • eleventh, and twelfth centuries. It was then no longer
    • tenth and twelfth centuries, a large number of people would
    • possible for a number of people in those centuries to be able
    • had been preserved and were in these centuries woven into the
    • original. There were indeed human beings in those centuries
    • the ninth century, the Heliand.
    • like a leader of a Central European or Germanic tribe, and he
    • century, and it is here that we discover an entirely
    • in Central Europe. But later, from the twelfth to the
    • fifteenth century, it was numerous copies of the astral body
    • fervor was magnificent and exalted.
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    • has been said in recent lectures.
    • is the center that in the ancient Hebrew narrative a great part
    • descent to earth of an Avatar-being has the significance,
    • especially significant: namely, that through the descent of an
    • in the early centuries of the Christian era the manner in which
    • later centuries. In the first Christian centuries the spread of
    • who in the first century contributed much
    • was especially emphasized in the early Christian centuries.
    • spread of Christianity during the early centuries it was the
    • Augustine up to, let us say, the 10th, 11th, or 12th century.
    • century up to the 10th or 12th there were a large number of
    • happen that in those centuries a number of people were able to
    • those centuries the multiplied copies of the etheric body
    • these centuries there were those who could possess such an
    • century, known as the Heliand poem, which
    • or 12th century and the 15th. Here there was an entirely
    • of Christianity in Middle-Europe. In the later centuries, from
    • previous centuries because of the interwoven etheric body of
    • wishes, but through several centuries, simply by means of this
    • centuries that humanity had implanted into it through scholasticism
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    • of the center of his being something that must be the fruit of
    • taking place. We begin to appreciate why the nineteenth century held
    • overcome, just as was the scholarly opinion of an earlier century,
    • substances. As recently as three hundred years ago, scholars believed
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    • just the nineteenth century saw its biggest results,
    • centuries was overcome, that life could originate from
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    • the centre as the worthiest object for which the good and evil
    • pour into the earth's centre.’
    • character who had lived in the first half of the sixteenth century.
    • sixteenth century, at a time when for history much had been
    • centuries, when studious lives were led, we find a great
    • difference. In the twelfth century it was possible for those minds
    • the sixteenth century, a time when many saw the setting of an old
    • sixteenth century. So he meets us as a legendary figure or
    • the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries is expressed in the
    • way, in the centre of his soul, seeking to drag him down through
    • the sixteenth century there was no longer a clear idea of these
    • ‘Faust’ in such a magnificent way. In the scene
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XIII: The Riddles in Goethe's Faust - Exoteric
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    • time in 1831, after he had recently worked since 1824
    • of the seventies of the eighteenth century, and how he began then
    • spiritual powers pour forth in the centre of earth.”
    • century. Faust was the object of manifold folk plays and puppet
    • century, a time in which many things were decided in history.
    • If you compare this time to the eleventh and twelfth centuries
    • different. In the twelfth century, it was possible for those
    • Faust lived in this period, in the sixteenth century, in a time
    • figure of the sixteenth century. Thus, he approaches us in
    • of the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries expresses itself
    • the eighteenth century to concretise himself in the Faust
    • being more internally, in the centre of his soul, and draws
    • century. One did no longer know how Lucifer and Ahriman differ,
    • in such a magnificent way in the second part of
    • Mephistopheles speaks there, in classically magnificent way,
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    •  One scents the Mysteries, perhaps withal
    • perform, in meditation, concentration, and so on, which are
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XIV: Riddles in Goethe's Faust - Esoteric
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    • now clearly drawn, now evanescent,
    • of meditation, concentration and so on, which are given to him
    • magnificently everything faced Goethe's soul that is there of
    • see, after he is recently removed from the physical body, his
    • beholds in the supersensible world. It is magnificently shown
    • cross symbolises the descent to the sensuous world and the red
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XV: Nietzsche in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • century.
    • nineteenth century sees that an immense jerk forward is done in
    • second half of the nineteenth century: think of Haeckel (Ernst
    • performed in the nineteenth century. It appears to us compared
    • century, Richard Wagner (1813–1883, composer), attempting to
    • his soul that happened in the nineteenth century.
    • were developed to ritual acts. The descent of the primeval
    • nineteenth century in which is searched and worked according to
    • the nineteenth century. Darwinism shows how the evolution of
    • century had to lead the deeper feeling personalities.
    • the nineteenth century. This tragedy appears in particular, if
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    • altogether. In the recent public lecture
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    • which for centuries has endeavored to find expression in art; it is
    • erroneous what today is called evolution, the ascent from the lowest
    • recognized. The scientific theory of evolution and descent is fully
    • centuries, where we find Madonnas with the Child groping for the
    • with art, it is a long way to the fifteenth century, to Michaelangelo
    • crescent, but actually represents the fruitful working of the forces
    • the Egyptian evolution as the Isis symbol was received in more recent
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    • express itself in art for centuries, which has also found its
    • reminiscent with Goethe, the expression “the
    • Christian centuries in the catacombs where we find the Madonna,
    • fifteenth century, when after multiple changes the child and
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    • him not from below, from the centre of the planet, but from the side.
    • from the earth's centre to its surface, and the influence of the sun
    • effect of the centre of the earth on its surface and everything
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    • one could compare a recent corpse with one from the 13th
    • century, one would find differences in structure and in the windings
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    • concerning the evolution of mankind through many centuries. The
    • descent to Earth, who has not been given a handbook of Greek
    • figures in the centre, and on their right and left other
    • right and left to the central group he could see that through
    • with rapture the symbol in the centre. We are looking into
    • “Disputa.” In the centre we see “God the
    • mystery of Christ, His whole descent from the higher worlds was
    • the spatial sense. Hence the descent out of a birdlike
  • Title: Lecture: The European Mysteries and Their Initiates
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    • is an Initiate. Through all the ages there have been centres for
    • It was not ripe in the centuries immediately following the Coming of
    • with the Holy Grail. Thus in the eleventh to the thirteenth century,
    • centuries as the founder of Rosicrucianism, a Mystery-School having as
    • Rosicrucianism. Since the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries the
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    • represented the centre of attraction in the circle of the
    • meant an ascent to a divine-spiritual world, but the breath of
    • of Golgotha. Also during the following centuries after the
    • the thirteenth centuries that way. The knights of the Holy
    • thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. This school has to foster
    • since the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries who were the
  • Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture X: The God of the Alpha and the God of the Omega
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    • beneficent effect of sleep, an effect resulting from the fact
    • made manifest in the magnificent art of the Greeks—the
    • of seeing the beneficent spiritual beings beyond the world
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    • before. However, that embodiment in the 6th century before Christ was a
    • century before Christ — sitting of the Bodhisattva under
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 1: The Mission of Spiritual Science
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    • so to speak. From the 16th century onwards, the relationship between the soul
    • choose anyone familiar, but a sixteenth century thinker who was unknown
    • in the way that had been followed for centuries, and yet were moving on
    • seventeenth century thinker who is of great significance for anyone who can
    • solitary thinker during the second half of the seventeenth century in
    • those days. This lonely thinker discusses the great central problem of the
    • Aristotle in the fourth century
    • seventeenth century tell us what man ought to do in accordance with his
    • exceptional progress made in recent times by the sciences concerned with the
    • centuries ago. For example, thousands of years ago the sun rose in the
    • have been acquired centuries ago. How is it that we know so much more and
    • to be with us since the 16th century.
    • always been just as it is in our century. The soul has changed; its
    • the 19th century, are doing something out of line with the facts. That is why
  • Title: Buddha Jesus Boys: Lecture II: The Gospels, Buddha Two Boys of Jesus
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    • in the 6th century B.C., was a Bodhisattva.
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 3: The Mission of Truth
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    • man is intended to become increasingly a being who has a firm centre in
    • centre. The more he has a firm and well-endowed centre in himself, the more
    • this central point in himself, he will be in danger of losing himself through
    • and an ascent to higher stages of the Ego comes within reach. The outstanding
    • who died recently, was
    • the 19th century German thinker, Solger.
    • goddess; she demands to be at the centre of a unique love in our souls. If
    • turns into a recluse or a one-sided eccentric makes no difference; in both
    • fruitful is true” — a magnificent, luminous saying of far —
    • magnificently shown what mere reflective thinking involves. This is connected
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: I. The Position of Anthroposophy in Relation to Theosophy and Anthropology.
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    • part, its ascent to exalted spiritual peaks of human cognition.
    • the firm center of gravity provided by anthroposophy.
    • reach that peak diminished more and more through the centuries —
    • rejecting each other, but in recent times the contrast is sharp.
    • philosophers of the nineteenth century had to work with when they
    • in the nineteenth century, everything pertaining even to philosophy
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: II. Supersensible Processes in the Activities of the Human Senses.
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    • kind in question results from the animal's premature descent into
    • we must not think. Quite recently, special events have brought
    • calls aroma, pleasant or unpleasant scent, etc., as the case may be.
    • however, does not center in feeling as such, but in the clash of
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 1: The Sphere of the Bodhisattvas
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    • was born in the sixth century before our era, and Euripides, who was
    • born in the fifth century. You will find no mention of conscience
    • Teachers of humanity also go through a period of descent and one of
    • ascent, and differ absolutely at the different periods.
    • It could only be made possible by the descent of a Being who had
    • higher, for he learnt through his descent.
    • extent, of the nature of a necessity. In the 5th to the 6th century
    • from the 5th century onward. His own particular mission only comprised
    • descent of a Bodhisattva — if we may use this Eastern term —
    • very special experience at the time of their deepest descent. The
  • Title: Esoteric Lesson: Berlin, 10-26-'09
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    • should stand at the center of his life, for him, for he is a small
    • center of spiritual life, and this radiates out into his environment
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: III. Higher Senses, Inner Force Currents and Creative Laws in the Human Organism.
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    • and in the center, where they act upon each other, they form the
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: IV. Supersensible Currents in the Human and Animal Organizations.
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    • turn to the various doctrines of the descent of man. Here we
    • materialistic doctrine of descent, the crux of which is the so-called
    • in view of the materialistic doctrine of the descent, the foresight
    • his whole line of descent was he like a fish or any other animal
    • human descent.
    • through the center of the larynx would indicate the direction of the
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 4: The Mission of Reverence
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    • central point of the soul which can lead to the real Self and makes it
    • through the endeavours that man must make to strengthen this inner centre
    • of ascent; then comes a pause, and finally, in the later years, a decline.
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    • made their presence known were not reminiscent of any
    • centuries, and which is concentrated into one short moment,
    • all the opposing currents flowing through centuries and
    • centuries in the history of nations, and its inspiring effect
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    • the Gospel of St. John during the last three years centred around the
    • from day to day, from year to year, from century to century, from
    • a long time ago. In the first half of the nineteenth century there was
    • forces of Nature, both manifest and hidden, concentrated in the single
    • St. Mark. Then we shall begin to discern all that is concentrated in the
  • Title: Deeper Secrets: Lecture II
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    • and descent, through their generations, of the Hebrew people.
    • extending over long, long centuries, are now recapitulated in the destiny
    • with a special mission the whole process of development through centuries
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    • gave it in the 19th century.
    • concentrates all his powers on contemplating the pictures. They are not meant
    • justified, but during the last century it has been the source of much error.
    • centuries. We shall understand the true meaning of asceticism as described
    • soul-forces which provide the inner life with a sure centre and endow us with
    • strengthen the weakened body from the centre of its own forces. Anyone who
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    • centuries there was a veritable mania for prophecy. Here, there and
    • Therefore two lines of descent go out from Abraham, the one through Isaac,
    • from Abraham onwards were specially gifted and chosen, was concentrated
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 7: Human Egoism
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    • central aim: “The abolition of egoism”. All its members had to
    • as spirit, concentrates itself in man, rises to a summit, and becomes in
    • hidden and which can come to expression only through being concentrated in
    • for centuries that men ought to love one another. But bring the human Ego
    • concern outstanding men during the 18th century, a time when man as an
    • 18th century can help us to understand why Wilhelm Meister is led away from
    • 18th century and can have no interest for people today. For Goethe, however,
  • Title: Lecture: Buddha and Christ
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    • Benares, about the fifth or sixth century before Christ.
    • in the ascent to Nirvana, Christianity sees, as the goal of its
    • lived in the first centuries after Christ) that will become more and
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    • Benares in the fifth or sixth century,
    • those who lived in the early centuries of Christianity, and it will be
    • Then people will understand how it was that six centuries before Christ one
    • the dominion of death. Six centuries go by until the Christ comes, and after
    • six more centuries have passed a symbol is raised which will be understood
    • decisively from one of the most significant personalities of recent times.
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 9: Something about the Moon in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • century advanced, the statements of science with regard to the moon became
    • past centuries. And since everything that happens on earth, year in and year
    • comparatively recent past, people were inclined to speak of the moon as
    • earth. Moreover, as late as the first half of the 19th century, serious
    • and sunrise in the middle of the 19th century, the inclination to allow the
    • centuries-old tradition of attributing to the moon all sorts of influences on
    • view of the moon fought its last fight in the middle of the 19th century
    • physical and etheric bodies have been left behind; Meditation, concentration
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 2: The Law of Karma with Respect to the Details of Life
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    • healing and beneficent influence on their environment. To what do
    • will remain alive in the centre of his being.
    • world he will be able to make his own vital centre stronger and
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    • bodies from its inner centre. And the last activity which
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 1: Spiritual Science and Language
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    • successful in our century in uncovering the secret of language. That is why
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 3: The Entrance of the Christ-Being into the Evolution of Humanity
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    • descent from one generation to the next — were based entirely on
    • descent to earth; but that influence caused him to descend earlier. It
    • this descent into matter had not taken place till then; his soul would
    • have been more mature for the descent. He would have descended into
    • “from below.” The re-ascent will be a quicker progress than
    • the descent; but it cannot be expected that in one or two incarnations
    • That was the descent of man to Kali-Yuga. It was the time of deepest
    • descent. Into that had to come the impulse for re-ascent. That is why
    • — was completed at the end of the nineteenth century, and because
    • with the twentieth century began a new age, in which men must prepare
    • half of this century. For it is only by means of that which Spiritual
    • new relation to Christ in the course of the first half of our century,
    • can be attained during the first half of our century by purely human
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 2: Laughing and Weeping
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    • ego, this deepest centre of man's spiritual life, encounters some
    • ego, the central point in man, which expresses itself in laughing and
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 4: The Sermon on the Mount
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    • more and more ennobled in the course of the descent from generation to
    • propagated by descent through the generations, and appeared in its
    • progress in the mission of humanity brought about by the descent of
    • ascent into the Spiritual had to begin from that time. For this
    • that deepest centre in man's being which can be designated as the ego.
    • centre in the ego, will, as a result of their work on themselves,
    • directing attention to the force within, the centre point of which
    • Century. The Kali-Yuga was concluded in 1899! We are now approaching a
    • will be distinctly apparent in the last half of our present century.
    • prophets those were who spoke at the beginning of the 20th century!
    • prepared centuries ago, but which must now, in our own age, evolve to
    • The centuries that lie behind us were fitted for cultivating to an
    • humanity; before the first half of our century has elapsed, those
    • century men must work their way up out of the Kali-Yuga into a century
    • In bygone centuries it was, comparatively speaking, not harmful for
    • times, and they continued into the 17th century, when the approaching
    • Epistles of St. Paul. In the 17th century there went forth from Smyrna
    • Christ’ in our century, that greatest of Events, signifies that
    • up towards Christ! Therefore in our century, the Sermon on the Mount
    • and rebirth. For that which takes place in the 20th century is not of
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    • to present-day concepts if we start with the still fairly recent forms of
    • onwards, during the 13th and 14th centuries, up to their culmination in that
    • and other mystics of that century, leading to
    • mystical descent into the soul occurs, even if only in the mediaeval sense,
    • the centre-point of our life, is always working to create unity in our entire
    • great thinker of the 17th and 18th century, said to himself: When we look at
    • a single centre of the soul. The path through the external world leads by
    • it said in these lectures that there is a path of ascent to the higher
    • Now we have to concentrate our attention on this activity, on what the soul
    • objective being that it is akin to the centre of the human being, the ego.
    • They involve a descent into the depths of the human soul before the mystic
    • knowledge too early in his development is that he may become an eccentric or
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    • recent lecture on mysticism I spoke of the particular form of
    • development of the last centuries, even from a spiritual
    • remember, however, that the last centuries have been
    • restricts our ascent to the spiritual?
    • soul to concentration on an ever-increasing inner perfection.
    • meditation and concentration, and from that point on we are
    • concentration. This is also true of other prayers.
    • that by meditation and concentration. We must approach the
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    • During recent
    • centuries, the nature of prayer has been misunderstood in all sorts of ways
    • will not be easy. If, however, we remember that these centuries have been
    • restrict our ascent to the spiritual?
    • concentration, and from that point we are directed to the real work of
    • of meditation and concentration. This could be said of many other
    • devotion, meditation and concentration at various levels. With the aid of
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    • in the 17th century on a lower level.
    • century it was believed that the lower animals, insects, etc., could
    • book from the 7th century AD
    • bullocks created hornets, donkeys, wasps. It was in the 17th century that the
    • believed, Redi was considered a dreadful heretic still in the 17th century
    • regarding living things which Francesco Redi put forward in the 17th century
    • in Central America took place, very noteworthy
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    • the divine Spiritual life of the world. A descent beneath those
    • ascent into the higher worlds, and to translate the truths into
    • does not mean a descent into matter, but rather the driving of that
    • century, which are called shallow and superficial and which Goethe so
    • the second third of the 19th century was preceded by the appearance of
    • unfold all the more forces for its re-ascent — we shall be
    • during the first half of the 20th century an etheric clairvoyance will
    • etheric clairvoyance may be acquired. For the spiritual ascent there
    • man in this century through his newly-awakened faculties, will bring
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    • ego works from a strong central point.
    • ego-centre remains in relative obscurity and he may be hardly aware of it. At
    • accomplish this stage-by-stage ascent. In the first place it has to suppress
    • to a higher life but can give us some support in our ascent — if for
    • about our ascent into higher worlds by vegetarianism or by not eating this or
    • content to develop inner vision and inward concentration, for a life which is
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 7: Error and Mental Disorder
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    • amount by the association of ideas. He concentrated on his walk to the tax
    • certain effort was necessary to keep up the concentration on the
    • Francesco Redi voiced in the 17th century in a different field: living matter
    • descent. But here, too, the principle is the same. The work of the
    • is central to the evil of our time: the disbelief in the spirit, But it will
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    • depths of our souls. For centuries philosophers and thinkers the whole
    • the human soul. If we go back a few centuries into ancient Greece,
    • Northern and Central Europe had a different one again. They all had to
    • wonderful teachings which then flowed from the sacred centres of
    • similar centre in Chaldea. That which flows from the various centres
    • believe otherwise than that in a few centuries of time our
    • of Europe, that they might develop as early as possible a firm centre
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    • during the later eighteenth century and part of the nineteenth. His opening
    • explanations of conscience that have been given over the centuries by the
    • of the 19th century, there lived a philosopher who for nobility of soul,
    • philosophers of the 19th century have gone further still. Paul Ree,
    • yet able to say “I” regarding himself, to find the central point
    • himself to that centre of his being which today is still imperfect but will
    • increasingly to the fore. In so far as man found this central point of his
    • for man to find in himself his ego-centre, the external vision was
    • look back to the fifth and sixth centuries BC, we
    • present-day sense; but he never quite gets that far. In that century, the
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    • considered as a descent, a new descent of Spiritual life, of Spiritual
    • super-sensible ones. Such a descent had to take place for the further
    • As our own age, our nineteenth century drew near, the time came when
    • from the method in which for centuries men have contemplated the
    • mind go by what has come to us from Paul the Apostle. (In recent times
    • considered as an earnest and scientific work, which is centred upon a
    • arose in the course of the nineteenth century, that there should flow
    • the external documents? What was being done in the nineteenth century
    • the twentieth century are, can be seen by the concept they have of the
    • preparing for centuries: although it asserts that it wishes to rise
    • among us. We will not merely study books written centuries ago, but
    • number of people in the course of the twentieth century will
    • what I have just done!’ This will begin in the twentieth century.
    • is outside. Why is this? Because, in his descent into matter he
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    • of the human soul, and their central purpose has been to seek for truth and
    • up with the existence of a firm centre in the life of the soul, whereby a man
    • past. But for this very reason, because man lacked this inner centre, his
    • central point in his soul which now enables him to live within himself and in
    • in the 8th or 9th century BC, to the works of
    • centre of things. The epic had to emerge under the influence of the pictorial
    • is the central character.
    • immense step forward in time — on to the 13th and 14th centuries of the
    • further giant stride over several centuries, from Dante to another great
    • this descent of poetry into the everyday world — still often looked
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    • present century has contributed towards an understanding of the
    • Christian circles and has been accepted for centuries, but which
    • the spiritual world in past centuries. How our horizon can be
    • nineteenth century through the liberation of certain spiritual
    • over recent centuries and note the difference between a man at the
    • turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and one of a century
    • recent years, within what Western cultural development had to offer,
    • perhaps a quite decently behaved person, who does not make any very
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture One: On the Investigation and Communication of Spiritual Truths
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    • ourselves to the contributions made in previous centuries
    • handed down and believed in for centuries. All this makes it
    • which, in recent centuries, man has had to seek an
    • take as an example this master-spirit of recent European
    • to us in the nineteenth century through interpretations of
    • centuries been no knowledge of concepts such as that of the
    • important, when reviewing past centuries, to emphasise
    • nineteenth and twentieth centuries and men living in the
    • eighteenth or nineteenth centuries, as well as the fact that
    • until about a century ago very little was known in Europe
    • Why are we not shown how to make the ascent quickly
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    • the last centuries lies in the field that grows out of the
    • reached another viewpoint in the nineteenth and our centuries
    • present, it is important to realise that a century ago even
    • by no means a century ago as this happens today on the ground
    • are so advanced in the course of a century concerning the whole
    • reminiscent of reincarnation and is compatible with his
    • and a half centuries ago. At that time, the tendency prevailed
    • cannot say in the same way as a century ago that that does not
    • a century ago or still later, without contradicting the
    • that there were spirits in the course of the nineteenth century
    • fifteenth centuries, before the art of printing spread the
    • question in another sense than a century ago when the scope of
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    • three centuries ago. I have often, pointed out that it is
    • of the 17th century, it. was considered quite possible, not
    • living is not yet old, for only a few centuries ago Francesco
    • was done all through the centuries, up to the time of
    • centuries as the authoritative writings of the most modern
    • say that the inmost kernel of man, from whose centre has
    • what lies behind the individual Ego centre, which we
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    • engaged a person before their descent, they must go in the
    • was a truly long descent from all the occult laws of
    • of the twentieth century, the coming Christ event. It is a
    • the senses' innocent delights.
    • to with adolescent scorn. This is the fact that our soul
    • and lying in his soul and may appear to be quite innocent. But
    • what they have perhaps been in distant or more recent times and
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    • from within, disregarding what is adjacent, and clearly expressing in
    • of this ego conception, this soul center, with the other conceptions
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    • own, so that through our own incentive we can infuse something into
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    • itself, as it were. Desires seem to arise in the center of the soul
    • surging from the center in all directions and expressing itself in
    • sources toward the center of the soul life and spreading in all
    • constant relationship to our central visualization, the ego
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    • similar feelings you have had recently. Try it, and you will see how
    • incarnation, with the visualizations of the recently acquired etheric
    • research at the turn of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, this
    • necessarily remained the center of interest; now the time is ripe for
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    • this knowledge innocently, and applied it to his physical
    • Christian centuries it was quite impossible for men to grasp the
    • necessary after so deep a descent that he should begin to rise once
    • only beginning, hence the need of a constant incentive to this upward
    • of centuries after his day, men were no longer capable of realising
    • century produced a smart idea — “Psychology without
    • nineteenth century was strangely satisfied with the psychology put
    • four centuries, this part man must win for himself. The teaching of
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    • spiritual world since his descent into the physical world.
    • simply not possible in the first centuries of Christendom to
    • lowest point of his descent from the spiritual worlds.
    • lowest point the re-ascent must begin. Although in a certain
    • descent, it also gave him the strongest spiritual impulse
    • the grasp of human concepts. But a few centuries after him
    • this time, therefore, it is imperative that the ascent of
    • century produced a really bright idea: Psychology without
    • plates, but nineteenth century science was wonderfully
    • ascent until the thirty-fifth year. After that there is
    • for four centuries — must now be mastered by men through
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    • course of nature this is transmitted through lineal descent, he
    • rush of blood takes place from the centre to the periphery, we have
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    • is very interesting that recently a popular book appeared where
    • rider to the horse that is after the picture of the centaur
    • Indeed, certain modern ideas about the centaur seem to comply
    • themselves maybe even in the centre of the soul life. We must
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    • through initiation in different centres of the Mysteries; that this
    • pre-Christian centuries. If wishing to enter the spiritual world he
    • split up here in the centre where I have drawn a small circle.
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    • recent Members to master the elementary principles of
    • different centres of the Mysteries. Generally speaking the
    • never as an historic event, concentrated into a few years. It
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    • of Christ. When a man of very early pre-Christian centuries
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    • century have been absorbed. Yes, a person feels himself in a rather
    • made in the nineteenth century, thoroughly illuminating the nature of
    • should be reminded that in the second third of the nineteenth century
    • the middle of the nineteenth century, he actually tried to take into
    • advances of the nineteenth century. He was unable, however, to think
    • century. It must simply be understood that even the greatest
    • the one between Fechner and Schleiden in the nineteenth century,
    • concepts of the nineteenth century may find trivial, possibly even
    • time armed with the botanical concepts of the nineteenth century, can
    • example, what the botany of the nineteenth century has brought. There
    • is much in this botany that is actually magnificent and truly
    • the center of the earth. All stems of plants would cross at the
    • earth's center if we extended them to that point. This means
    • that the earth is able to draw out of its center all those force
    • able to encompass nature magnificently with his spirit: Novalis. He
    • during summertime is directed toward the earth's center, which
    • That is why all plants strive toward the earth's center. That
    • the plant organs, and these entities direct toward the center of the
    • earth all organs they need in order to unite them with the center of
    • throughout the nineteenth century to recognize what has just been
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    • only the present, even the last centuries give.
    • of the education of our time at least of Central Europe or of
    • world nebula, the central gas drop forms from which the earth
    • have already indicated in the first talk that the ascent to the
    • our time — even where one longs for the ascent to the
    • or at least imagining the ascent to the spiritual world
    • it. Since it would be absurd to believe that the centre of soul
    • is, the ascent to the spiritual worlds requires a stimulation
    • attention to the spiritual centre of the human being, to the
    • centre of any experience, and if we go on with that respect,
    • means very much to feel the devotion of this concentration of
    • as the centre of thinking, feeling, and willing without
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    • grown so enormously during recent weeks that it would not have been
    • descent of the ego into the abyss of its own human nature.
    • there beholds what beneficent Divine Beings spread over the surface
    • threshold acts beneficently towards us, making us unaware of our own
    • is nothing else than the descent of a man into his own being through
    • this descent is set before us in Buddhistic writings. Such things are
    • Northern Central Asia. Here these two streams eventually met. All
    • the form temptation assumes at the descent of a man into his own
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    • so astonishingly in recent weeks that it would now not be
    • the Buddha, is a descent of the ‘I’ into the
    • world; and there he sees what beneficent Divine Beings spread
    • than this descent into the inner core of being through the
    • Buddha had to experience in order to complete this descent.
    • attempts the mystical descent; they urge him to some
    • called to experiences connected with the descent. In the
    • near or more distant past. And when the descent is as intense
    • finds the way to the spirit of the universe. This descent
    • one way, the mystical way; it is the descent through a
    • Buddha's descent into his own being, will take place at
    • through Europe, to Northern and thence to Central Asia. There
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    • accustomed in the course of centuries.
    • Christmas festival meant to people for many centuries in the past.
    • centuries the celebration of this festival awakened in the souls of
    • our souls: What has the Christmas festival been for many centuries,
    • recently as a few decades ago. The souls had then a natural way of
    • only a minor aspect of what was extensively present in past centuries,
    • villages in recent decades. When the celebration of Christmas
    • thing, which had spread through centuries like a magic breath of air
    • If we would go back several centuries we would find vast regions where
    • the fifties and sixties of the nineteenth century, when the Hungarian
    • migrated into Slavic regions during the previous centuries, had
    • lead a decent life,
    • 16th, 15th, 14th century and even further, when the relations between
    • descent of man from spiritual heights to the physical world — and
    • centuries. These words were often spoken, even in the eighth, ninth,
    • and tenth centuries, in those regions of Europe where Christianity had
    • earth through the Fall — and the ascent of man through Christ
    • the 15th or 16th century, and how an awareness of spirituality was
    • We intend to present such a Christmas play in our art center. It is
    • taken hold of human minds. When we go back to the 14th or 13th century
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    • we face, for example, as educators an adolescent human being
    • face the adolescent human being only with the right attitude if
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    • recent years concerning the super-sensible worlds. We have learnt
    • the Event of Christ and in the Event of Golgotha the central point of
    • something was given which is comparable with the descent of man into
    • a slow and gradual descent of man into matter (whether he be called
    • have been spared this descent? Why had he to enter a fleshly body and
    • Christ the true central point of the whole earthly evolution of man;
    • confronted Orpheus they hardly considered his descent from father and
    • to the life he led on the physical plane, and because of his descent
    • “Eurydice” his own innocent soul, which must be lost to
    • of Nazareth. The three innocent stages of childhood's
    • consequence would be as this innocent life of childhood sought to
    • connection with the descent of the
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    • Golgotha as the central point of the whole evolution of
    • comparable with the descent of man into the flesh. For
    • gradual descent of man into matter — whether we call him
    • ask: Could man not have been spared this descent into matter?
    • incarnations. Their course, to begin with, is one of descent:
    • world. Then he begins an ascent and can rise to the extent to
    • sees in the Christ the central point of the whole process of
    • to the period several centuries before the rise of
    • own innocent soul — which it is the fate of modern man also
    • Nazareth: the three innocent years of early childhood merged
    • And the consequence was that this innocent childhood-life, as
    • spoken in connection with the event portrayed as the descent
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    • centuries, and this will be the case even more if they don't
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    • Centenary Edition of Rudolf Steiner's works.
    • centuries before the Christian era. It is however significant that
    • religion, must be placed a great many centuries before Buddha. Greek
    • enlightened spirit shine forth clearly across the centuries. Those
    • ascent into higher worlds, it is right to state that the man who
    • would make the ascent must to a certain extent develop both kinds of
    • — there is the centre of spiritual
    • Brahma, the Eternal, shining like a luminous centre in man,
    • necessarily be more than one central spiritual power. But just as
    • centre, Ormuzd and Ahriman, Light and Shadow, are intermingled, and
    • centre of the Earth, from the darkness where his servants, the
    • have accentuated the contrasts presented by the division of the
    • our thoughts and feelings and so unpleasantly accentuate the chief
    • of a mystic descent into the inner being. Before man can penetrate to
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • fixed at some six to six and a half centuries before the birth of
    • great many centuries before the time of Buddha. Greek historians
    • concealed within is the centre of spiritual existence in so far
    • there be more than one central unity of spirit-power. But even as
    • we recognize not merely one centralized power (whose existence is
    • ascends from Aries to Taurus, and again during its descent toward
    • centre where our personality receives its crowning touch.
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    • standpoint of time, we pass to the 16th and 17th centuries of
    • 16th and 17th centuries in individuals such as Galileo and
    • the 17th centuries — the time of Galileo and of
    • retrospective glance over the centuries immediately preceding
    • theirs, viz: — from the 11th to the 15th centuries, we
    • realise that during these centuries, Scientific Knowledge was
    • scientific teacher in the centuries preceding Galileo and
    • Giordano Bruno laid stress upon the fact that a few centuries
    • literally after the lapse of so many centuries, still, on the
    • are so prodigious and so magnificent that even if they learnt
    • centuries preceding Galileo and Giordano Bruno. Hence people
    • fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Minds like
    • which had recently been promulgated in the
    • result! The Sun was placed in the centre while the planets
    • concentrated in the personality of Giordano Bruno. This flood
    • centuries which have to be bridged when we pass from the days
    • and the beginning of the nineteenth centuries, but in such a
    • the eighteenth century maintained that man did not possess
    • the last decade of the eighteenth century, Goethe had written
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    • the last centuries, and especially during the nineteenth century,
    • century — but also already prior to that — has made such
    • latest, superimposed by the most recent occurrences on the earth. As
    • to determine how one layer has been deposited over the subjacent
    • here we see a very interesting dispute being carried on as recently
    • as the first half of the nineteenth century about the conception
    • formed — in any case, in most recent times — as a result
    • and it is to this that they owe the ascent from primitive forms of life
    • beginning their ascent on the foundation of the solid earth. In the
    • “the geological epic of the nineteenth century,” namely
    • geologists of the nineteenth century; do not let us speculate, but let us
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    • Centenary Edition of Rudolf Steiner's works.
    • recently been compelled to go back to ages more and more remote in
    • only understand ancient centres of culture if we begin by
    • external documents have told us in recent Egyptian research (if we
    • to follow this path of descent into his own inner being, to learn
    • sixty-five days in the year. They had reckoned thus for centuries,
    • recent work by Alfred Jeremias,
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • centres of culture, when we accept that knowledge which Spiritual
    • is adjacent is closed (Ed.)]. Hence, he who desires to penetrate
    • centuries, was most convenient in operation and lent itself
    • from a recent work by Alfred Jeremias [Licentiate Doctor and
    • the new information obtained ... few surprises in recent years
    • fifth millennium B.C., up to the sixth century B.C. This fact has
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    • not inform themselves intimately with what concerns the central nerve
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    • one path was a descent into the inmost being of man, into the
    • descent into his inner being finds expression in sorrow,
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    • felt comparatively recently in the spiritual life of the West. Think
    • at the turn of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. When we
    • culture we find that Lessing had a magnificent conception of the idea
    • centuries before the Christ Impulse was destined to dominate Western
    • world in the throes of decline, of a descent from Spirit into maya
    • closely interwoven, he should have evolved the idea that this descent
    • but in such a way that each descent was deeper than the last.
    • appeared during the time of man's gradual descent from the spiritual
    • the following centuries man again sinks so low that the last remnant
    • not a process of descent from a higher to a lower level; rather is it
    • which cannot merely be called, in the Buddhistic sense, a descent
    • concerned not merely with the direct descent of which the Buddhist
    • But since another factor has entered into the process of descent I
    • that higher nature which man's process of descent has veiled. He
    • a central point. Just as there must be one equilibrating point on a
    • liberation from the world, man, gazing at the central spiritual Sun,
    • nineteenth century the different branches of culture yielded such
    • at the same time that thought in the nineteenth century was not equal
    • nineteenth and twentieth centuries. When such people — and they
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • its comprehension has only recently entered into the spiritual
    • and nineteenth centuries, which influence continued so potently
    • the materialistic Anthropology of the nineteenth century, that in
    • evening sky of Indian soul-life, but a few centuries before the
    • to alternate in this fashion throughout the ages, every descent
    • centuries to come. But according to these same concepts, when man
    • descriptions as are concerned merely with man’s descent
    • man’s] descent from Divine spiritual heights into a world
    • descent, as is the case when ‘The Fall’ is viewed
    • intimately connected. The Christ-impulse, the centre of all,
    • During the progress of the nineteenth century the
    • Science, but it is worthy of note that during the last century,
    • of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth
    • century, man realized that he could not hope to understand and to
    • twentieth centuries. When an ‘Unconscious Buddhist’
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    • Century made such a mighty impression upon Europe. There is nothing
    • first impulses of Christianity and the few centuries which followed.
    • song are so important, which, after being handed down for centuries
    • alive even into the 16th and 17th Centuries.
    • mightily even into the 18th Century. And we shall win a
    • Century, when these ancient songs were revived. And it is this which
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    • beginning of mankind upon the earth. The descent of Jesus of Nazareth
    • ourselves passed through in recent years we sketched out a certain
    • when much that has been touched on recently as general spiritual
    • recently of many things in human life, and in the composition of the
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    • humanity on Earth; the descent is traced to Adam who, it is
    • reveals itself when man's descent is traced back to the
    • recently touched upon must be connected both with facts
    • paid to racial descent but rather to the living impulse
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    • destiny of the biblical studies in the nineteenth century. One
    • nineteenth century. Nothing can exceed that diligence, that
    • of the nineteenth century. Since the more they advanced, the
    • trip to a temple site, a priestly training centre, but the
    • willing at first, which work from the centre of the ego and
    • power, with the centre of the human soul forces which is the
    • holiest centre of the soul life that lives in the ego where the
    • human soul realises its centre. If the human soul feels
    • centre of his soul life today, it is still something that must
    • felt directed to this centre of their soul life in particular
    • this centre, he feels that in the wonderful words “I
    • am” this centre of his soul life sounds intense and
    • centuries which should create the basis of the intellectual
    • the innermost centre of the human soul that, however, only this
    • time, but the concentric Christ source behind any unity.
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • researches of the nineteenth century.
    • parallel during the nineteenth century.
    • recently some of our mythologists during their researches into
    • centralized system in this connection and did not look upon his
    • primeval man regarded his soul, not as a centralized unit in
    • previously regarded as separate and detached, in one centralized
    • The spectacle of the ‘burning bush’, so magnificently
    • its very centre.
    • In these days, if we consider the centre of our
    • actually confronted with their true centre of being. Jean Paul,
    • plentitude. When man withdraws himself to this central point,
    • centuries to come those external methods and means which would in
    • interwoven throughout the whole earth, is centred in the ‘I
    • was essential that the centre of our being should first unfold in
    • simple unit proceeding from some great universal Ego centre. If
    • Christ-Source  — which underlies and is concentric with all
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    • in recent years, but it is possible to show in a parable how this
    • appeared again in the religion of the half-moon, the Crescent, that
    • continuing to about the 12th-13th century. This means that after
    • we must reckon a period of from six to six-and-ahalf centuries for
    • of Christ, and until the thirteenth century it enriched that
    • Europe, and up to the middle of the thirteenth century (which again
    • and sixth centuries until between the twelfth and thirteenth, this
    • been in gradual preparation since the twelfth and thirteenth century.
    • already existed through the centuries that followed. This was because
    • religion of the Crescent during the Renaissance, the time is now come
    • concerning the repeated cycle of six, and again six centuries, we
    • will never be able to throw light on the central facts of our
    • other elements, not by solving in any way the central mystery of
    • Rosicrucians, with Christ as its central idea, will be established in
    • How the central-idea
    • stage at which he stood five to six centuries before our era I Can
    • past; of a teaching given by Buddha five to six centuries before our
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    • lectures and lecture-courses in recent years, but I can
    • humanity. First it is a descent, beginning when man was
    • descent was transformed gradually into an ascent. The Christ
    • the Christ Event, in the religion of the Crescent, carrying
    • take things superficially, the use of the Moon and Crescent
    • lasting up to the twelfth and into the thirteenth century.
    • beginning in the sixth century A.D. and exercising a very
    • to six-and-a-half centuries for such impulses as I have been
    • describing. Thus actually six centuries after the Christ
    • century enriching the Christian culture which had received
    • also be aware that until the middle of the thirteenth century
    • streamed in like tributaries to unite with it. Six centuries
    • sixth/seventh century up to the twelfth/thirteenth century —
    • preparation since about the twelfth or thirteenth century. It
    • culture which during the next centuries enriched everything
    • which was a kind of centre among the seven post-Atlantean
    • by the Crescent and had reached its conclusion during the
    • central fact of our world-conception, of our Spiritual
    • different elements; it could shed no light on the central
    • Rosicrucianism, with Christ as its central idea, will
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  • Title: Answers to Big Questions: Lecture XV: What Has Astronomy to Say about the Origin of the World?
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    • nineteenth century something was added that introduces us in a
    • century our science was seized by the knowledge: we rest here
    • nineteenth century that the excellent spirits of the nineteenth
    • century used approaches that were predetermined by the just
    • Excellent spirits of the nineteenth century thought possibly in
    • the nineteenth century more and more: the world of atoms and
    • attractive for some thinkers of the nineteenth century if they
    • the nineteenth century, penetrating any physical knowledge with
    • a great ideal before the thinkers of the nineteenth century.
    • nineteenth century ingeniously: the fact that heat can be
    • of the nineteenth century astronomy was limited. However, one
    • space and time in the nineteenth century: the astronomic
    • century. Since thermodynamics is based merely on this
    • pointed more than one century ago at the mere utilisation of
    • nineteenth century in its application to astronomy — like
    • sciences as our century, or he was inspired.
    • leading physicist of the nineteenth century said this. Now
    • from the spirit in the course of the nineteenth century where
    • scientific development of the nineteenth century, which has
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    • southern city I passed northwards to Copenhagen, where, in a recent
    • centuries, because they desired to experience in their own souls all
    • twentieth centuries to what they were even fifty or sixty years
    • into our own souls. For the past half century souls longing for the
    • and power in life. At the beginning of the nineteenth century people
    • the nineteenth century when some remnants of the old life still
    • as if the expected advance in culture of the nineteenth century had
    • the first half of the nineteenth century. To show what I mean I will
    • completely disappear in the course of the nineteenth century, yet he
    • the year 1847, when the first half of the nineteenth century was
    • thirteenth centuries the Masters of Rosicrucian wisdom had been
    • century and will go on further into the twentieth. What was indicated
    • twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, and what the spirit has
    • since the eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth centuries it
    • existed in Atlantis. The activity it has recently developed, becoming
    • here to-day) were born in past centuries into other surroundings and
    • into another world than that of the nineteenth century. Let us look
    • centuries, when many who are here now were incarnated, and let us see
    • strange theosophists of recent times; for these things have no value
    • half of the nineteenth century materialistic culture arose, and all
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    • recently. Then, when I gave a course of lectures in
    • of the nineteenth to the twentieth century because of a
    • of the century conditions were very different from what they
    • of the nineteenth century people had forebodings that in the
    • During the first half of the century, when vestiges of an old
    • nineteenth century that will completely wipe out the
    • first half of the nineteenth century, many voices are to be
    • the course of events in that century it was bound to
    • towards the end of the first half of the nineteenth century,
    • the second half of the eighteenth century.
    • centuries the Masters of Rosicrucian wisdom have been
    • century and will continue in the twentieth. The future longed
    • centuries is present in our Theosophical Movement in a more
    • twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth centuries; it was always
    • present here to-day — were born during past centuries into a
    • nineteenth century. Let us cast our minds back to the sixth,
    • seventh or even the twelfth and thirteenth centuries of our
    • the first half of the nineteenth century; and then, in the
    • second half of the century, came the materialistic culture
    • significant. In the first half of the century there were only
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    • bigger. Indeed, one has to admit that recently within our
    • also in the recent heyday of natural
    • Let me point to an older and to a recent
    • of the last century in the Vienna Academy of Sciences by the
    • that would be again a complacent contemplation, as the
    • complacent life in thoughts and ideas.
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    • recently, although nothing but an entire absence of understanding for
    • investigations pursued during recent centuries in the European
    • esoteric schools, the European centres of occultism. All that has been
    • Nazareth,” concerning the two Jesus boys, the descent of Christ
    • in Jordan, concerning the Mystery of Golgotha and now recently, in
    • the twelfth century down to the present time. Christianity cannot be
    • centuries. It was only later on that they could be recognised in the
    • century the Being described in Esoteric Christianity is to appear in
    • in the twentieth century. We admit it. Is there therefore any real
    • century. This has been done, for instance, in my book, The Spiritual
    • assimilating the most recent results of occult research.
    • told that Christ will incarnate again in the twentieth century, but
    • market of a town in Central Germany. — One man said: “So-and-so
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    • wise without significance to the life limited to Central Europe. You
    • now constructed the first Central European Lodge and house. And those
    • the occult research of the last century in the European esoteric
    • has recently been said in Carlsruhe about the Mystery of the
    • from the middle of the twelfth century down to the present day. And
    • thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth centuries. These were
    • — were now to say that in the twentieth century the being she
    • twentieth century. We admit that. Is there actually any point at all
    • since the thirteenth century. Such results as have been produced
    • Christ will incarnate again in the twentieth century — and
    • place in the market of a town in Central Germany. One man said that
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    • already since more than one century from the Western cultural
    • descent relations were known to what extent the qualities of
    • persons of the nineteenth century rest, and even before the
    • recent Darwinist natural sciences approached, the idea of the
    • from the body. Meditation, concentration, and contemplation are
    • thought of benevolence or of something else in the centre of
    • exercise concentration of thinking repeatedly, to practice
    • inner life in meditation and concentration. For example, he can
  • Title: Inner Realities: Lecture 1: The Inner Aspect of the Saturn-embodiment of the Earth
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    • psychology of the nineteenth century the following expression has
    • nineteenth century and well on into the twentieth it was possible
    • central point of the human being.
    • century — but we must say that it was very little understood.
    • nineteenth century understood just as little of the “pure being
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    • psychology of the 19th century the following expression has come into
    • 19th century and well on into the 20th it was possible that such a
    • official psychology respecting what we designate as the central point
    • century but we must say that it was very little understood. We might
    • century understood just as little of the ‘pure being’ of
  • Title: Inner Realities: Lecture 2: The Inner Aspect of the Sun-embodiment of the Earth
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    • globe complete in itself and radiating forth from its centre that
    • radiated back to the centre. Thus we have to think of what comes from
    • the Spirits of Wisdom as proceeding from the centre; this radiates
    • we obtain a picture of ancient Sun: We think of a centre in which is focused
    • centre of the Sun absorbed in contemplation of the vision of the
    • globe of inner space, in the centre of which the picture of Saturn is
    • contemplation of what they perceive in the centre of the Sun as the
    • has been described of the Sun as absolutely concentrated in the soul
    • of the universe of radiant light. Imagine all this concentrated in
    • for the remainder of the earth-existence. In the centre is the One
    • When I concentrate on the central Figure with those other around Him,
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    • forth from its centre that which is given. It radiates out to the
    • periphery — whence it is radiated back to the centre. Thus we
    • from the centre; this radiates forth in all directions, is collected
    • a picture of ancient Sun: We think of a centre in which is focussed
    • centre of the Sun absorbed in contemplation of the vision of
    • We must think of it as a globe of inner space, in the centre of which
    • absorbed in the contemplation of what they perceive in the centre of
    • described of the Sun as absolutely concentrated in the soul of one
    • of the universe of radiant light. Imagine all this concentrated in
    • for the remainder of the earth-existence. In the centre is the One
    • picture really take place? When I concentrated on the central Figure
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    • centuries ago, for instance in the 16th century, very distinguished
    • vogue in the days of Kepler — and only a couple of centuries
    • 15th and 16th centuries. Either as the result of inborn gifts,
    • minds of the 16th century and of outstanding
    • centre-point; what lies before — youth and childhood —
    • then what took place a number of years before this centre-point of
    • the causes of happenings in the recent past again in the immediately
    • remembrances from an earlier life, rather reminiscent of Greek
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    • centre we have the sacrificing Thrones, then in the heights above the
    • the centre of this globular formation the meeting of the accepted and
    • which is a globe encircled by rings; for that which is in the centre
    • centre. In order that that which makes mankind of such immeasurable
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    • centre we have the sacrificing Thrones, then in the heights above the
    • the centre of this globular formation the meeting of the accepted and
    • which is a globe encircled by rings; for that which is in the centre
    • centre. In order that that which makes mankind of such immeasurable
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    • adjacent site. A car was taken to drive to the so-called
    • fifteenth century at this place, and his little son was the
    • undertook to the adjacent places. One can consider as sure that
    • licentiate, the old Bombastus von Hohenheim taking the
    • fifteenth, sixteenth centuries, a deep knowledge of nature
    • its variety. It is nice as he sees the innocent coltsfoot
    • not only as the Faust of the sixteenth century before us who
    • figure as from the Paracelsus figure of the sixteenth century.
    • reason immediately. The times since the sixteenth century have
    • Paracelsus figure of the sixteenth century to a Faust figure of
    • sixteenth century. That is why for Paracelsus that became more
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    • to the Central Committee of Wine and Spirit merchants!
    • this feeling is represented in an accentuated form. Hence we do not
    • the central basis of life. This basis can only be provided by a
    • Lake Vann in that lonely grave which for a century has closed over
    • cannot but feel a veneration for them. So, on the centenary of the
    • centenary of the death of one of the greatest German poets.
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 5: The Inner Aspect of the Moon-embodiment of the Earth (Part 2)
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    • Central Committee of Wine and Spirit merchants!
    • feeling is represented in an accentuated form. Hence we do not find
    • never be satisfied, but yearns for the central basis of life. This
    • that lonely grave which for a century has closed over his remains.
    • the centenary of the tragic death of one who was consumed by that
    • also theosophical, on the centenary of the death of one of the
  • Title: Lecture: The Hidden Depths of Soul Life
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    • such an experience? If we call to mind what was said in recent
    • entity which is man's basis, we must say: This central core works all
    • faculties connected with his outer accomplishments. This central core
    • as a draughtsman and to express what he saw in forms. The central core
    • newly-won faculties, the moment this central core rises to
    • transition. While the man remains unaware that the central core is
    • is ripe for this central core to rise into consciousness, this is
    • central core of man's being works in both physical and super-sensible
    • to observation and how the central core of man's being works upon his
    • those 19th-century philosophers inclined towards pessimism. The
    • investigator they appear implanted and functioning in the centre of
    • descent in full consciousness. We obtained the same result when we
    • start our descent through Imagination, that is, not fantasy but true
    • although it enables man to make his descent he does not go so far as to
    • and concentration one can acquire what is needed to carry the conscious
    • focused, and concentrating his normally disbursed soul-forces. He must
    • in true meditation, true concentration. By means of such exercises the
    • depths rises into consciousness. In this conscious descent into the
    • concentration, after which the will forces he has applied to this
    • work out of the centre of his soul. Through this natural tendency man
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    • has its beginnings in our twentieth century. From now on these
    • century. They will have to wait until they are again incarnated and
    • taste death at all without descent into the physical world in order
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    • beginnings in the 20th century. From now on these capacities will
    • Christ for the next three thousand years from our present century.
    • death at all without descent into the physical world in order to
  • Title: Lecture: Good Fortune Its Reality and Its Semblance
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    • century, has included in his Essays a short article on “Fortune”,
    • habitually in Central Germany pictures to himself how fortunate it would be
    • existence — what then can such a man, grasping his central being in this
    • would prompt the individual to say: In me there dwells a central core of
    • permanently rejected. Yet we see that firm faith in the central core of man's
    • longer has power over us. And to him for whose central being good fortune
    • is only an incentive to higher development, ill-fortune is also a challenge to
    • success but to take it as an incentive to further development, we also arrive
    • man has this central core of being within him that he can free himself from
    • on the strong central core that transcends birth and death, the central
    • yet is linked with the whole beneficent foundation of our world-order. If we
  • Title: Lecture: And The Temple Becomes Man
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    • central figure in Rudolf Steiner's Mystery Plays — the
    • Akasha Chronicle. Something reminiscent of their forms did indeed
    • traveled in Egypt and the region of Asia Minor only a few centuries
    • the centre to the periphery and the interior space itself will then
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    • Viennese philosopher, Günther, in the nineteenth century, raised
    • is a strange coincidence that just recently a book by Brentano on
    • was achieved in its field by Western culture in the last centuries
    • that in the fourth century B.C.
    • descent, but with hereditary traits. The soul element appears as
    • mother. Thus Brentano's most recent book contains the clear
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    • meditation, concentration, and so forth. Thus the facts of the
    • More recent attempts such as that of Rudolf Eucken,
    • concentration, and so forth. If you penetrate into the whole spirit
    • meditation and concentration. Certain moral attributes of the soul
    • concentrating without first having sought the frame of mind that has
    • applied here, “These fellows would not scent the devil out,
    • as more recent world conceptions interpret the concept “God.”
    • physical plane with the descent of man from a super-sensible origin.
    • evolution of humanity. It lived on even into the nineteenth century,
    • that appears to have been resurrected in recent times and is
    • doctrine had always had adherents, even in the nineteenth century.
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    • whole meditation was that he brought this thought in the centre
    • his inside as the central issue.
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • constituted a united and centralized monarchy was already divided
    • in the manner described, and his thoughts were ever concentrated
    • centre of his soul. That he acted rightly in so doing was made
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    • century.
    • specific recognition for what this personality has done in recent
    • representative of psychoanalysis, stepped front and center. He
  • Title: Wisdom of the Spirit: III. Imagination--Imagination; Inspiration--Self-fulfillment; Intuition--Conscience.
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    • meditation, concentration, and so forth, to conceptions that also
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    • careful concentration and meditation or through special aptitude,
    • concentration, namely, by endeavoring to let our memories unfold with
    • Just think how all that, concentrated, makes you feel in the evening
    • have had nothing but gratifying experiences, again concentrated; you
    • theosophy that the theosophists of the eighteenth century so often
    • pneumatosophy. How did eighteenth century theosophists like Ottinger,
    • this utterance of the eighteenth century theosophists into more
    • re-ascent to the spirit has commenced may this ardor abate.”
    • That wonderful utterance of the eighteenth century
    • century, and theosophical activity and endeavor fell off completely
    • in the first two thirds of the nineteenth century. In the eighteenth
    • century genuine theosophy of the older kind was to be found in
    • divinity, those eighteenth century theosophists knew that
  • Title: On the Mystery Plays: Lecture III: Symbolism and Phantasy in Relation to the Mystery Drama, The Soul's Probation
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    • Finally, the King arrived at a magnificent castle, but he came
    • imaginatively, before someone's soul what we recently described
    • something like magnificent pictures before his soul. He lived
    • From an inner center outward everything moves toward this
    • had developed in Central and Southern Europe, and in the Near
    • Central Europe. There it could absorb the strength of will, the
    • expression. In the alliterations of Northern and Central Europe
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    • in the second half of the nineteenth century by the big,
    • nineteenth century. Which view has formed when Darwin
    • The Descent of Man
    • second half of the nineteenth century worldviews mushroomed
    • nineteenth century. To a worldview which had at that time by no
    • meditation, concentration and the
    • impulses consciously in the centre of his soul life, he can
    • extended by meditation and concentration backward beyond birth
    • certain time of life, later in life this concentrates upon a
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 1-6-12
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    • concentration, one gets to know one's doppelganger to whom one
  • Title: Lecture: The Origin of the Animal World in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • recent times, are not in a position to share the opinion of those
    • A great part of the thinkers of the present and the recent past did
    • But in contradiction to this idea many philosophers of recent time have
    • developments in recent mental life can show us — so to speak —
    • research in natural science recently, cannot teach us that
    • Century, was convinced he was authorized in his explanation of the
    • centuries ago, when Francesco Redi spoke the sentence: “Living
    • throughout all the earlier centuries before Francesco Redi's
    • Century how mice, eels, and frogs originate out of that which is
    • the expedients of the most recent mental attitude, if we would
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    • this may represent the number of centuries that have elapsed since
    • preceding incarnation took place four centuries ago.”—
  • Title: Lecture: Christ and the Twentieth Century
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    • CHRIST AND THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
    • Thus in the first centuries after the advent of
    • during the first Christian centuries. This is not because the
    • was contained in the ancient Gnosis of the first Christian centuries.
    • conception of this descent of a purely spiritual Being into human
    • significance — for it is indeed the ‘centre of gravity’
    • first Christian centuries onwards, of the qualities of the soul of
    • there has lived, through all the centuries, an echo of the ‘Christ’
    • century onwards, this kind of ‘double entry’ process grew
    • of the 19th century the whole course of evolution had led to the
    • Impulse. But in the 19th century, wide circles (among which we must
    • century, research into the life of Jesus was substituted for an
    • similar works. We need only indicate briefly the most recent results
    • Since we are speaking of such recent occurrences, it is only
    • century) for the purpose of proving historically the events which are
    • only so, but research into these things has recently taken quite
    • those things to which for so long in the 19th century they were
    • taken place through the course of centuries, and which was brought to
    • in the spiritual evolution of the 20th century will be the
    • recognition that the 19th century was on false paths when the life of
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  • Title: Human History: Lecture X: Christ and the Twentieth Century
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    • Christ and the Twentieth Century
    • During the first post-Christian centuries,
    • gnosis magnificent ideas of the Christ Being develop. These
    • how did gnosis imagine this descent of a wholly spiritual being
    • century to his mind admits just like that that such an image
    • the sixteenth century on this kind of “double-entry
    • century the whole course of development has led to lose any
    • nineteenth century a mere quest for the historical Jesus
    • needs only to point to that which one attained recently from a
    • which were applied in the nineteenth century to prove, so to
    • the nineteenth century to have to talk. One wanted to
    • the course of centuries, but around the turn of the era that
    • them to the central issue in the single Gospels, one realises
    • twentieth century that it will recognise that the nineteenth
    • century was on the wrong tracks. Since it wanted to reduce the
    • century something else has to be added to the habitual ways of
    • big task of the twentieth century will be that the concept of
    • If the twentieth century can take the great
    • twentieth century and as he will completely take it
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • CENTURY
    • During the first centuries which followed the
    • the first centuries of the Christian era — not, be it
    • few centuries of the Christian era, this ancient gnosis put
    • wisdom actually look upon this descent of a purely spiritual
    • centre of human evolution. When we compare this gnostical concept
    • early centuries of the Christian era and onwards, the existing
    • centuries side by side with that simple idea of Jesus, which
    • from the sixteenth century onward, this twofold method of thought
    • attention to the fact that in the nineteenth century the course
    • made to centre all in the personality of Jesus of Nazareth, and
    • methods employed during the nineteenth century in order to
    • which, during the greater part of the nineteenth century, it was
    • human frame remains quiescent and sleeping, the actual centre of
    • deepest life-centre has always been, so to speak, near at hand,
    • nevertheless this very life-centre was something the awareness of
    • that in the life-centre, the Ego, there manifests an element
    • this ultimate centre of life broke in upon man’s
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    • make these forces turn around and direct them to certain centers
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    • Individuality who lived in a special incarnation in the 13th century.
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    • century which was only directed to the outer appearance also
    • with the outer physical form. One can trace back the descent of
    • founded this logic as science only few centuries before our
    • that by meditation and concentration someone who wants to
    • with Thales five to six centuries before the Christian calendar
    • strange experience quite recently. In my book
    • a point where he completely realises his ego, his central
    • magnificently. At that time, one pointed to it when one knew
  • Title: Human History: Lecture XII: Copernicus and His Time in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • the world of the sixteenth century, the earth on which one believed to stand firmly resting
    • that time in the sixteenth century when already after the death
    • one takes the fact into account that in the centuries up to the
    • what Aristoteles had produced as a scientific spirit centuries
    • comprehensive, magnificent work of Aristotle, one realises that
    • it does not get, a level that resulted since centuries before
    • fifteenth, sixteenth centuries when the greatness of the old
    • sixteenth century; he was a man in whose inside largely and
    • in the centre, and that the planets circle round it. What would
    • the outer sensory facts, he put the sun in the centre of the
    • legend in the sixteenth century that also has a historical
    • education of the sixteenth century as the consciousness, while
    • that what was connected with it in the course of the centuries.
    • the universe concentrated in a human body as it were to extend
    • again at his death and to concentrate later again. He imagines
    • appearance in meditation and concentration, so that the thought
    • as effect with the adolescent human being. But monism says it
    • centuries can be offered for reincarnation any time. But as
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    • retrospect leads us, as it were, to the center of our being, which
    • as has already been indicated — that recent natural science,
  • Title: Human History: Lecture XIV: The Self-Education of the Human Being
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    • work only inside with concentration of thought and other
    • concentration for the intellectual culture, the possibility to
    • disharmony. Because in our time the belief in the concentration
    • his nervous system by mental concentration. Briefly, everything
    • How complacent is the human being. The human being is
    • especially complacent if he stresses repeatedly that nothing
    • spiritual-scientific truth: “During all centuries, the
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    • existence by way of union between man and woman and then the descent
    • human being as a direct embodiment of the Spiritual, a descent of the
    • Post-Atlantean epoch a constitution of soul reminiscent of the
    • descent of the Christ-Impulse into humanity. But side by side with
    • scholarship in the first half of the nineteenth century disclosed
    • olden times but will illumine it, vivify it with what the more recent,
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    • converges ultimately towards one central point which he calls
    • holds together, as at a central point, everything experienced
    • ego that proves itself to be the enduring central point. We
    • quite recent times, their speculations about its nature are
    • know how this centre of our soul-life remains the same in all
    • sleep obliterates, but also this central point, the ego.
    • attention on this central point to which he is at the moment
    • them we have the active ego as powerful centre, the ego is
    • concentration, we can so school ourselves that experience and
    • concentration: thought alone is not enough. In
    • concentrate with his mind, but his thoughts must be fired by
    • their strongest. They are now inwardly concentrated at one
    • united. In like manner the highly concentrated forces in
    • gate of death in a concentrated form, in readiness for
    • pattern as though round a central point, seem to be an ego,
    • Science says the opposite: that the ego is the concentrating
    • as an ego I have done something, it remains with this central
    • accord with Spiritual Science. Only recently I was reading a
    • century after Christ by the great mystic and philosopher,
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    • mixture to the pupil to drink. A few centuries ago any esoteric would
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    • described above, even if the central figure had not been a clergyman;
    • eccentrics. But it never once enters his head that he is merely
  • Title: Human History: Lecture XVI: Darwin and the Supersensible Research
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    • ninth century, to a Viking, Ottar Jarl, and led his pedigree
    • nineteenth century.
    • of the nineteenth century.
    • intellectual life of the nineteenth century which is given only
    • knowledgeable investigations only in the nineteenth century
    • matured humanity only in the nineteenth century?
    • century for the Goethe edition of the
    • nineteenth century that one has to consider the cranial bones
    • that in the second half of the nineteenth century on basis of
    • second half of the nineteenth century that intervenes deeply in
    • nineteenth century searches that what he believes to need for
    • century. One may say, if it had been possible that Darwin would
    • nineteenth century was destined to divert the attention for a
    • not —, one may abandon them, the idea of descent may be quite
    • nineteenth century. If we realise that a common plan of the
    • nineteenth century done without knowing it? While it has
    • of the nineteenth century.
    • such a person in the nineteenth century to whom that was a
    • natural sciences of the nineteenth century explained so
    • magnificently if he looks at the spiritual world and notices
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    • the centuries? How are we to apply to these recorded traditions the
    • descent of man as a being of soul — a threefold soul — into
    • nineteenth century! For it had been entirely forgotten and was
    • compiled during the course of that century from folk-songs extant
    • In the early years of the nineteenth century, nothing had been written
    • nineteenth century a certain doctor, realised that the people sang of
    • into the ninth, tenth and eleventh centuries, the Folk-Soul became
    • this day retain many customs and arts reminiscent of an ancient form
    • who, so far as the last centuries are concerned, have remained remote
    • age represents the lowest point of man's descent to the physical
    • magnificently irregular — about the appearance or awakening of
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    • recent times, but also to play a real part in the whole evolutionary
    • due course, by an ascent. Graeco-Latin culture, for instance, was a
    • Earth-lives, and of Karma. Whereas Christianity through the centuries
    • only in the innermost centre of man's being, in the “ I ”.
    • the turn of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. It was a time when
    • central figures are Aristotle, Plato, and so forth — fades into
    • sects. Recent times, however, have had little understanding of the
    • Germany and in the west of Europe during the eighteenth century there
    • century, leaving aside what occurred in Catholic countries and turning
    • centuries? No means of preservation devised by the mind of man will be
    • centuries everything will have vanished. The subjects themselves, of
    • Raphael. He observed Raphael's fame through the centuries, its decline
    • during recent years. When we think of these things, it seems as though
    • especially as it has unfolded since the thirteenth century, opens up
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    • sixth century B.C. — a certain thought found frequent utterance,
    • Remembrance arises of experiences undergone before the descent into
    • passion. Everything in the Greek legend centres around this; the Iliad
    • seven centuries before the inpouring of the Christ-Impulse into
    • significance that, six centuries before our era, Lao-tse and Confucius
    • six centuries before our era, consciousness begins to stir that love
    • is true and in accordance with reality? It was recently stated in
    • being conducted from a certain centre in Leipzig of which you have
    • centuries, another is to succeed to some slight extent in expressing
    • See also: Christ and the Twentieth Century (25.1.12).
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    • the descent to the physical plane and now there must be a gradual
    • re-ascent. We are living in the age when the re-ascent must be
    • were paramountly conscious of the descent of humanity, the descent to
    • the Fourth epoch — the Impulse for the re-ascent. This Impulse had its
    • Now that the ascent to the spiritual world must begin, a spiritual
    • such importance. The re-ascent to the spiritual worlds — this must
    • to concentrate primary attention on the single personality living on
    • different epochs, but concentrates upon the existence of the one
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    • a planetary age it is always the case that the being of central
    • olden times been an affair of one or another particular centre of
    • example occurs in a book recently published:
    • “England together with India, at the centre; America and Germany,
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    • constantly new sides. Since the last third of the nineteenth century
    • what it was through almost the whole of the nineteenth century. Until
    • the last third of that century men had little access to the spiritual
    • you a concrete example. In the early twelfth century, a man named
    • and concentration of soul, we should await a revelation of the
    • presented to it. Whereas we must be absolutely quiescent if
    • the world of colours, sounds, scents, tastes, mental pictures which
    • recently this fact presented itself to my spiritual sight with
    • astral and etheric bodies were as quiescent as possible and the Ego
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    • carried out during recent months. It is only as our studies progress
    • whereas nowadays men on Earth are divided by race, descent and so
    • magnificently in the Old Testament in the passage describing the
    • stemming from a Mystery Centre had been established among a
    • Mystery Centre. People were always given a leader from their own
    • descent, race, and whatever separates human beings from one another.
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    • Earth. Only during the last four centuries has consciousness of this
    • with the Macrocosm. A twelfth century allegory. Reference to
    • during the last four centuries that man has lost this consciousness
    • the twelfth century a story, a splendid allegory, became current in
    • brother promised to give the girl the most fragrant scent in the
    • eighteenth century. Herder translated many of Balde's lyrics and
    • the seventeenth century. There is also an exposition dating from the
    • thirteenth century by the poet himself, so it cannot be called a mere
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    • and hearing expand into space; from the centre where he is standing
    • were outspread and what he perceives is really the centre. He looks
    • incarnation. He looks from the circumference towards a centre. It is
    • yourself at the centre, and could drink in the forces of the
    • the centre. Translated into terms of spiritual reality, this is
    • adjacent part of the astral aura is, on the other hand, particularly
    • clearly of all in Aristotle who lived in the fourth century
    • magnificently by Kepler. But the nearer we come to modern
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    • thirteenth century we associate everything that has to do with the
    • Rosenkreutz in the thirteenth century. Today I shall speak of a deed
    • he performed towards the end of the sixteenth century. This deed is
    • what that ascent means and also of the world-wide significance of the
    • few centuries after the Mystery of Golgotha, in a Mystery school
    • Mystery Centre in spiritual bodies. One such Teacher was the Being
    • spoken of as Gautama Buddha. And in the seventh/eighth century after
    • Mystery Centre referred to above; but everything was clothed in a
    • the Mystery Centre of which I have spoken.
    • impulse of the Mystery of Golgotha then made an ascent possible in
    • the evolutionary process. The ascent is at present only beginning,
    • the Mystery of Golgotha and thereafter a phase of ascent — now
    • Impulse is necessary. Similarly, there were phases of descent and
    • ascent in the evolution of Mars, into whose sphere we pass between
    • death and rebirth. Until the fifteenth/sixteenth century the
    • from the spiritual worlds was undergoing a phase of descent, just as
    • Christian era. By the time of the fifteenth/sixteenth century it was
    • ascent, for the consequences of the phase of descent had become all
    • Cusa in the fifteenth century was dedicated in mind and heart to the
    • into the spiritual world. That the ascent into spiritual worlds
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    • centuries was affected when such a soul, having first felt
    • spiritual side of it, it works out magnificently in the old
    • felt in the early Christian centuries.
    • not feel how those, which throughout the centuries were
    • concentrated world-wisdom.
    • ‘concentrated wisdom’ of the child with the greatest human
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    • matters such as the one spoken of recently, namely, the mission for
    • esoteric expositions of past centuries. And many people who hear
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    • recently reappeared as if of itself among the Norwegian
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    • found in his own solitary mind, even in his century, received
    • his first work, The Dawn in Its Ascent, came into being,
    • spirit of recent times. This same sixteenth century, in which
    • century.
    • Ascent and we shall see at once how that which is elsewhere
    • other thinkers of the nineteenth century also admired the
    • simplest spiritual culture on Central European soil. We find
    • that something lives in all the souls of Central Europe
    • a Leipzig scholar of the past century, Dr. Harles. It seems
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    • centuries ago. It is what we today mean by the expression ‘public
    • opinion’. Even as recently as the thirteenth century it would
    • in these earlier, often despised centuries. In earlier centuries
    • centuries, however, people attached more weight to authorities whom
    • centuries. People belonging to our civilisation usually concern
    • primitive human being in earlier centuries endeavoured to have some
    • individual living in the thirteenth century. In those days there were
    • study the history of Florence during those centuries and in later
    • centuries and one can speak of its actual beginning. Such things must
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    • mid-nineteenth century. In doing so, he established, so to say,
    • phenomena and facts of past centuries. This adaptability, this
    • the nineteenth century, he was able to hold his famous Goethe
    • possible in the last third of the nineteenth century, has now
    • this reason, he was unable to arrive at what recent spiritual
    • did, however, frequently touch upon results of recent spiritual
    • centuries both in the visual arts and in literature. He sought
    • he saw an instance of someone in the nineteenth century who
    • apparent at the source, in the ninth or the tenth century
    • eye as something so beautiful, so colossal, so magnificent that
    • backwards, drawing her after him, the whole magnificent figure
    • evidence that, in approaching the -twentieth century, the
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    • was born from the soul of Raphael in the 16th century. Again, we turn
    • centuries but his creations form one organic whole with all preceding
    • to human evolution as a whole during the last few centuries, is not intended
    • was going on in world history and concentrate wholly on the inner
    • of Greek culture which had for long centuries been buried under ruins
    • ascent to the point where the most inward elements, the very loftiest
    • mighty impulse which then worked on through the centuries.
    • that had arisen in the spiritual evolution of Italy in the 16th century.
    • infinite spheres of the Spiritual, but was concentrated into forms that
    • The first Christian centuries
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    • to think of yourself as the centre of this eternally existing
    • in the sixteenth century.
    • only lives on in the centuries that follow him; what preceded
    • humanity over the last centuries is not meant as a
    • be one of the noblest, most magnificent works of art in the
    • buried for centuries under rubble and debris on Roman soil were
    • What precedes this time? We see, first of all, the centuries in
    • of Italy's development over the following centuries? Why did
    • line of ascent to the point where the most inward, the most
    • of the centuries that followed.
    • and others. Similarly, more recently, such an inwardly advanced
    • that revealed the Greek spirit. The centuries of the first
    • Raphael fully. We indicated recently how close he stood, in
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    • Initiation. During the ascent into the higher worlds a moment comes
    • Mystery centres as “Experiencing the Elementary World”. The
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    • FROM what has been said we can well see that the ascent into the
    • illuminated through the exercises of meditation, concentration and
    • really a vice — of indolence. In recent times we have gained some
    • you are beginning your ascent into the higher worlds, and then you
    • acquires for the ascent into the higher worlds. Quite definite
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    • Ascent into the spiritual worlds is accompanied by certain unavoidable
    • an ascent, but he also feels himself forsaken and alone. He feels that
    • question all the beings whom he meets after such an ascent concerning
    • if the ascent has been undertaken according to the true rules of
    • those who in ancient times undertook the ascent. But they did not feel
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    • the springs that have given rise through centuries of human history
    • magnificent world of art there is no greater art than this one, which
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    • others, often simple people, we come upon accounts reminiscent
    • done its part over a period of centuries to estrange the human
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    • new Initiation, must have centres where there can be recalled to human
    • Golgotha took place was concentrated in the influences that streamed
    • that had to be changed in the human soul in more recent times is
    • as false as the assertion that the “speech-centre” has
    • learnt to speak, and so the speech-centre is the result of speech.
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    • meditation, concentration and contemplation, and leave everything
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    • or conception. The conditions of central importance here are quite
    • book about Goethe has recently been published, in which his
    • born, perhaps centuries later, from a line of ancestors, regulates
    • the world of the senses and will concentrate attention on what is
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    • figure of the Christ in the center, and on either side of Him the
    • satisfactory with the means available to man. If in the centuries to
    • course of time; but until the Fifteenth Century, there still remained
    • still they felt that in the center of their being they were connected
    • man the treasures of natural science. In the course of the centuries
    • that has been gained through natural science in the centuries since
    • become ripe for that, and for that centuries had to elapse since
    • Century. For in earlier incarnations insofar as these earlier earth
    • physical body. A fifteenth-century body could not bring to expression
    • course of the three following centuries, some of them indeed have not
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    • making use of powers that were only to emerge in later centuries. --
    • centuries.
    • given the means available. Though in later centuries no human
    • even in the fifteenth century a remnant of this clairvoyance
    • they nonetheless felt united in the centre of their being with
    • the course of the centuries since the appearance of Copernicus,
    • natural science in the centuries since Leonardo's time. The
    • Humanity had first to become mature for this. The centuries
    • secrets of the universe. Born into the fifteenth century, he
    • fifteenth century could not bring to expression what Leonardo
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    • last decades of the nineteenth century, when the writings of Buchner
    • beneficent Powers of health and salutary forces sent down from the
    • have died. I recently had an experience that others too may have had.
    • Someone asked me about a friend who had died very recently and it
  • Title: Lecture: Errors in Spiritual Investigation
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    • In the recent lectures it was described how the human being,
    • about by a rightly applied concentration, contemplation, and
    • concentrating his whole life of soul on individual mental
    • compared in this realm to certain other people. Until recently, there
    • worked on the solution of squaring the circle, until recent
    • “In all centuries poor truth had to blush over being
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    • beginning of the seventeenth century Brahmanism was absorbed into
    • which has its centre of gravity in the Mystery of Golgotha comes from
    • century, should be said to be the first region of Devachan, of the
    • proclaimed since times primeval. And centuries after the Mystery of
    • region of the Cosmos. At the beginning of the seventeenth century
    • centre of gravity’ in the Mystery of Golgotha. When we
    • Earth has its centre of gravity in the Mystery of Golgotha, while on
    • ancient times, has its centre of gravity in the Mystery of Golgotha
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    • centuries, which may also apply to spiritual science that has a
    • last centuries. However, one has to develop the
    • concentration of the spiritual life in spiritual science. We
    • call it concentration of the spiritual life because the human
    • picture, any soul impulse, and to put it in the centre of his
    • through the world. A symbol. Now I concentrate my complete
    • true is in it, but that all soul forces are concentrated in
    • concentrate your whole soul life onto this one point. That
    • to, and concentrate the whole soul only upon one point that he
    • concentration, the increased attention wakes the forces
    • central nervous system; it is an outflow of the central nervous
    • bound to the brain that one cannot think without the central
    • life, is bound to the central nervous system and to the
    • central nervous system that is necessary for thinking in the
    • separates from the bodily by concentration as I have indicated.
    • that he is beyond his central nervous system and that he faces
    • methods of concentration. You know only then how the cerebral
    • exercises and has the devotion to concentrate his whole soul
    • attention, the increased concentration. You already notice this
    • in particular concerning the central nervous system. If you
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    • offers little incentive to agree anyhow with it. However, not
    • beings, our developed inner life with its distinct centre of
    • century AD, Lives and Opinions of
    • fright. The forces of the organism are concentrated
    • concentrated researcher who really lives in his scientific
    • just now. He must concentrate upon the one-sided thinking; he
    • what can be given in the beginning of the twentieth century as
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    • they have developed for three to four centuries in our
    • cultural life, of the last times of the nineteenth century can
    • as it has developed during the last three to four centuries
    • century pass by, as they have developed until our
    • researches of the nineteenth century, and until our time. There
    • already say since centuries about the inner experiences. As
    • Since centuries, since millennia one no
    • races and epochs, and that with the ascent to the real
    • impulse, as there can only be one centre of mass of a balance.
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    • spirits of the nineteenth century finally denied the life after
    • nineteenth century refused the life after death.
    • thinkers of the last century said that it belongs to the human
    • have been educated during the last centuries scientifically.
    • concentration for many years. I have said there that if the
    • forward in his recently appeared booklet
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    • something and that thereby imaginary or real descents are
    • realise how a highly educated man of the more recent past who
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    • increasingly removed from past centuries. In the past, plays like the one
    • thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, which present with the
    • body by the recently deceased. "Remember, you living ones, the secrets of
    • the same way we must see in the form of the innocent child the Being that
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    • — Parsifal was one who some centuries after the
    • here lies the secret of ascent. Since the Mystery of
    • and the physical world as it existed before the descent
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    • notable book recently published disputes the claim of history to be
    • artist like Michelangelo in the Sixteenth Century and study him in
    • In the Sixth Century B.C.
    • sixteenth century the “Laocoon”, the “Hercules
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    • men can ever have looked towards the centre of the Earth
    • concerning which so many who lived in the early centuries
    • 105-111.) Thus in the 17th century we again find evidence
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    • thinkers of the nineteenth century and our time, and you
    • only to point to thinkers of the last centuries before the
    • and Approaches to Life in the Nineteenth Century
    • old stoic wisdom; and one cannot say that the later centuries
    • that has already advanced for some centuries. However, we can
    • nineteenth century gave, that the evil is nothing positive. It
    • century, Hermann Lotze (181
    • approaches a spirit of the sixteenth, seventeenth centuries
    • his soul for the ascent to the spiritual world; this is also
    • the nineteenth century could teach this, for the time up to our
    • philosophers in the nineteenth century, of that worldview which
    • spirit of the nineteenth century. From a certain viewpoint I
    • century, namely from the viewpoint that the human being, while
    • thirds of the nineteenth century, this echo could not exist.
    • very much because the spirit of the nineteenth century, in
    • centuries, it experienced a time where one always spoke of the
    • some centuries. However, more and more one will feel it not
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    • significant and prominent thinkers of the nineteenth century
    • refer to thinkers in the last centuries before the foundation
    • Nineteenth Century,” since it is still only little worked
    • real progress in later centuries. At the same time this can
    • progressed for a few centuries. But how things truly stand with
    • major philosophers of the nineteenth century have given: that
    • East, who lived in the first half of the seventeenth century,
    • us, as was said, in the first half of the seventeenth century,
    • of the nineteenth century, who truly was one of its most
    • nineteenth century, whose very significant
    • meaningful philosophical works for the nineteenth century. Let
    • centuries, into which not many nowadays even wish to penetrate,
    • nineteenth century, as a confession by Lotze, we can say
    • adjacent world, next to that towards which the soul strives
    • nineteenth century and on up to our present time could teach us
    • this. Against this in the nineteenth century amongst the
    • but to another spirit of the nineteenth century. From a certain
    • nineteenth century: from the viewpoint that a human being must
    • second and third thirds of the nineteenth century that echo was
    • nineteenth century a spirit before us, who only did not make a
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    • (Views of the World and of Life in the Nineteenth Century).
    • account of the evolution of Western thought from the sixth century
    • B.C. up to the nineteenth century A.D., and then by adding to the
    • say that it first appeared in the sixth or eighth century B.C. Before
    • thirteenth centuries will say somewhat as follows: “Draw me a
    • when in recent times a Western thinker did consent to think correctly
    • into movement. That was his great central act; his most significant
    • Thus, for more than a century now, people have worried themselves
    • That appears very reasonable. And yet for a century people have been
    • twentieth century, and during it certain events have taken place.
    • nineteenth century; these again were caused by events in the second
    • third of the nineteenth century, and these again by those in the
    • condition of the nineteenth century as a result of the French
    • century it was looked upon as immensely clever. But what should we be
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    • (Views of the World and of Life in the Nineteenth Century).
    • account of the evolution of Western thought from the sixth century
    • B.C. up to the nineteenth century A.D., and then by adding to the
    • say that it first appeared in the sixth or eighth century B.C. Before
    • thirteenth centuries will say somewhat as follows: “Draw me a
    • when in recent times a Western thinker did consent to think correctly
    • into movement. That was his great central act; his most significant
    • Thus, for more than a century now, people have worried themselves
    • That appears very reasonable. And yet for a century people have been
    • twentieth century, and during it certain events have taken place.
    • nineteenth century; these again were caused by events in the second
    • third of the nineteenth century, and these again by those in the
    • condition of the nineteenth century as a result of the French
    • century it was looked upon as immensely clever. But what should we be
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    • puzzle for centuries over questions such as that of the hundred
    • Realism arose (from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries) there
    • centuries gets a deep insight into what human acumen can produce. For
    • nineteenth century the belief existed that ideas rule history. But
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    • puzzle for centuries over questions such as that of the hundred
    • Realism arose (from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries) there
    • centuries gets a deep insight into what human acumen can produce. For
    • nineteenth century the belief existed that ideas rule history. But
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    • remain occult until, through meditation, concentration and so on, the
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    • remain occult until, through meditation, concentration and so on, the
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    • the central nervous system forms the thought. For anyone who sees
    • the central nervous system. It sets in motion — let us say if
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    • the central nervous system forms the thought. For anyone who sees
    • the central nervous system. It sets in motion — let us say if
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    • play a part from about the eighth century B.C. and
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    • moral human life in a magnificently
    • psychological thinkers of the most recent past do no longer
    • soul contents that one puts in the centre of the soul life. If
    • to concentrate them upon clear soul contents of which he knows
    • crowded together gradually by this stronger concentration of
    • so-called concentration. This is something that the human being
    • experience in the Imaginative world, however, its centre is in
    • experience that you lose the centre of gravity as it were; you
    • gives us a firm centre of gravity feel their consciousness
    • do not lose the centre of gravity and that it is something that
    • death we recently celebrated. He says, what is the sensory
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    • from the consciousness of the eighteenth century.
    • dates back behind the eighth to tenth centuries before our
    • until the eighth to tenth centuries before our
    • Century (final title:
    • the fourteenth, fifteenth centuries preferably demanded the
    • century? At this time, a net of lawfulness spreads out as it
    • fourteenth century. From the eighth, tenth pre-Christian
    • centuries until the time of the fourteenth, fifteenth
    • post-Christian centuries the development of the intellectual or
    • centuries on. We live for about four centuries in this
    • century that got its shine only in the modern natural sciences,
    • century what Kant tried to derive from a principle, the
    • adjacent to a divine-spiritual world, we see the divine world
    • Stopp'd by these accents in her mid
    • to the magnificent, clever worldview that he could create
    • century that had to put everything in the right light on one
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    • nineteenth century, to Goethe and to the less known Robert
    • twenties of the nineteenth century, he remembered former
    • with Frankfurt accent, the writer understood Orden
    • In the sixties of the nineteenth century, a
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    • relate to recent or not-so-recent events, or scenes where such events
    • power. Our own being is the center of everything. Our own being shows
    • incorrectly but perceive ourselves as the center of everything going
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    • their soul to what is great, beautiful, monumental, magnificent, and
    • lines — to concentrate the soul inwardly if it is awake and to
    • half of the nineteenth century who was also widely known in Austria
    • of Robert Hamerling as a poet of the late nineteenth century who was
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    • The central point in our
    • When we look at this process, we find the central element is that we
    • artistic spirit. Many years passed, and then recently, when we were
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    • the centre of everything we aim for in spiritual science.
    • soul. In Central Europe the national element comes to
    • feeling that an element was being striven for in Central
    • been to understand what is going on in Central Europe.
    • the way will be found to the teachers of Central Europe.
    • like boasting in someone who comes from Central Europe.
    • that had their last incarnation in Central Europe. This
    • to Central Europe we find ‘...what is forever
    • Central Europe always longed for Italy, to achieve
    • has really always been there through the centuries. Note
    • a Central European living in the ego culture. In my
    • public lecture I said that the Central European aspires
    • it, but it is right only to say: ‘the Central
    • what matters in Central Europe and in the Nordic
    • during the 19th century had specifically to do with home
    • situation as regards the Central Europeans, including the
    • soul in the British Isles. In Central Europe and up north
    • definitely acquire on the physical plane. In Central
    • The Central
    • soul. If we are really seeking the I, the ego, in Central
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    • here during recent years I have often drawn attention to the
    • consummation in the last two to four centuries: the sphere of
    • able to prove in the course of centuries — what it was
    • concentration, the more the content of the thought vanishes.
    • the force of our concentration on it, it awakes to a life of
    • concentration. We have to ‘stop thinking,’ in order
    • it through intense concentration. You lived in the thought, and
    • died in the process of thought-concentration in you; but it has
    • that of thought-concentration, and form as it were the second
    • the thought becoming concentrated, dying, and evolving as
    • Whereas first the will is concentrated in the single point of
    • through thought-concentration, we take possession of our own
    • preparation of thought-concentration and meditation, how
    • meditation, through thought-concentration, and the effluence of
    • Cosmic and Life Conception in the Nineteenth Century,
    • Precisely in the spiritual culture of Central Europe the stages
    • saying that the human soul, by thought-concentration, can make
    • Central Europe enabled him, by discovering the nature of his
    • spiritual life of Central Europe, the spiritual life of
    • experience of Central Europe even this spiritual life is
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    • for a long time to come, into the 8th and 9th centuries
    • epoch, began mainly around the 15th-16th centuries. That
    • imagine, for instance, that during the 15th century
    • following centuries — the essential element of the
    • the centuries theologians were in dispute, defending or
    • Central Europe. These Central European people include
    • appearances within the Central European community. The
    • way it happened in the case of the Central European
    • 10th, 11th and 12th centuries to that later height that
    • beginning of the 19th centuries and which we may hope
    • Central European fighters of the present continue the
    • in the 6th, 7th 8th and 9th centuries, and accepted
    • in Central Europe that the soul life of the German
    • advance over centuries. We see it all taking shape. It is
    • Central European culture, how preparations have been made
    • century event when Joan of Arc had to save France because
    • centuries, as we have consistently shown. In the future
    • will be people — and in Central Europe there will
    • between Central Europe and Eastern Europe.
    • across Central Europe, by brute force. It is possible to
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    • impulse resolved a major issue in the 15th century
    • entirely different. Since the 15th and 16th century
    • changed specifically over the last centuries —
    • since the 15th and 16 centuries — at least for the
    • or five centuries at that time. Now in our time he is
    • century he was not the actual leader and therefore had to
    • century could still be appropriate now that we are in the
    • 16th century to this day. And if we say we do not
    • but by trying to concentrate our powers of understanding
    • beginning of the 19th centuries. This mission was in
    • preparation during the preceding centuries. This is what
    • of the ascent to the spiritual worlds.
    • who only recently again managed to point out
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    • great deal in more recent times. If things continue the
    • The reason is that he belonged to that Central European
    • of more recent times. Of course we are not anywhere near
    • three or four centuries people gradually had to accept
    • particular nature of the Central European spirit,
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    • what happened in recent weeks when an older member
    • who died recently. Fritz Mitscher went through the gate
    • this life now that it had concentrated in the soul. The
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    • made the center of the consciousness are taking on a kind of
    • center of my consciousness; but now it is beginning to unfold a
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    • personality. We make them the absolute centre of our
    • significance, it can learn magnificent things as it were.
    • elevated or far less a moment of utter concentration than
    • is the most marvellous, the most glorious, magnificent
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    • mantric meditation or other and make it the centre of our
    • free will we have to make a thought the centre of our
    • that we are capable of such powerful inner concentration
    • are merely the centre.’
    • life of the early 19th century you will of course look up
    • the beginning or in the middle of the 19th century and
    • 19th century and yet are totally unknown to most if not
    • literary life in the 19th century, will be different,
    • 19th century when some individuals still has a certain
    • progressed the 19th century really could do no other, in
    • first half of the 19th century it was still possible for
    • Physical body during meditation, through concentration.
    • half of the 19th century, evidence was again given, one
    • thought here in this place in recent times, and this is
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 10: Problems on Spiritual Path - National Characteristics in Europe Moulded by Folk Spirits
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    • meditation and concentration the process I have already
    • As we meditate, as we concentrate, we leave an imprint in
    • same thought process. If we concentrate just once on some
    • beginning of the 17th century and in England in the
    • middle of the 17th century. Shakespeare wrote his works
    • the 18th century, but we then find it ascending again
    • around the middle of the 19th century. The situation is
    • magnificent and worthy of the deity appeared merely as
    • revolution in recent times, the Reformation; what is
    • more, over the last century one of the most marvellous
    • literature for recent decades will have to be rewritten.
    • its ascent. In other words, Germans must come to
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    • life, with the sun's ascent to the zenith, and sunset with the
    • explanations repeatedly given in recent lectures.
    • was greatly alarmed and said that quite recently a man had been
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    • with the ascent of the sun, and dusk with the need for
    • what has been the basis of my recent lectures.
    • quite recently in the neighbourhood. She strongly advised
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    • found expression in its most concentrated form in the
    • head of this figure really has a form reminiscent of man,
    • head is shaped so that it is merely reminiscent of the
    • centre, but it cannot stop at the centre, it has to swing
    • the 18th century he called it a barbaric composition.
    • the turn of the 18th century as to what he intended his
    • of the 18th to the 19th century that his Faust would have
    • Egocentric motives — 6% (categories 2 and 3)
    • the percentages of the converted in such a way,
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    • someone working out of the centre of the world, as nature
    • natural course of events, however, is that in Central
    • Russian folk soul, it must learn its lessons from Central
    • worked through in advance in Central Europe, it will be
    • the 15th and 16th centuries. Previously, the whole of the
    • from this central place of activity we call Golgotha.
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    • reminiscent of him. After his oration, which to the
    • Central European mind consists of nothing but empty
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    • Central European peoples and those of South Europe and above all the
    • the battles of the Central European peoples with, let us say, the
    • the following centuries, the facts lie thus: the events of these
    • centuries are karmically connected with their causes, the battles of
    • the souls lived and developed in the following centuries, in
    • political opposition between the nations of South and Central
    • following centuries will result from what is happening’ — he
    • you picture two centuries later, how different everything appears!
    • forming, in a sense, a kind of central point of our cosmic horizon,
    • the centre. We regard our own life in its chronological course.
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    • attained in the Nineteenth Century, and man would be swamped by it
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    • We have devoted the recent lectures to considering from a certain
    • referred in a recent lecture. This memory forms part of our experience
    • novels to be found in the more recent literature of Germany and in it,
    • President! You know as well as I do myself that I am innocent;”
    • innocent Markus Freund. The officers immediately did their duty and
    • blameworthy criminals, than with innocent defendants, who really are
    • innocent man to be convicted?’ As I have told you: man then has
    • since my birth or conception, which then concentrates itself and
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    • when the Napoleonic chaos was enveloping north and central
    • century, that — we may say it without the slightest fear of
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    • our souls, this Saga which belongs to bygone centuries; which has been
    • Century has been directed to developing human thought and
    • by Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century in order to prove that man
    • centuries passed; that which was formerly carried on below in the
    • ‘Christmas reminds us of the descent of Christ Jesus on to the
    • children sat thus a pale light blossomed in the sky, in the centre
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    • human life is in a kind of central position, a point of balance
    • was actually in the course of the nineteenth century that
    • this until the middle of the nineteenth century, for a very
    • here in Berlin in the middle of the nineteenth century in an
    • disappeared in the middle of the nineteenth century. Right up
    • centuries, until it had to recede into the background for a
    • was made in the fifteenth century. This clock is really a
    • century in an extraordinarily impressive way. And the
    • with “guilty” or “innocent.” Obviously,
    • lectures given here recently I drew attention to the fact that
    • through recent world events. Just think, there are many people
    • his recently published book that people believe in
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    • necessity. Ever since the fifteenth century people have
    • personality of the nineteenth century will no longer be
    • considered great in centuries to come, whereas people who have
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    • looked with complacent satisfaction at everything he had done
    • (Of Central European Cultural and Spiritual Life),
    • down in us centuries before, and unites them on a spiritual
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    • of the Middle Ages the Roman world and what is now Central
    • Central Europe. And we can look for the consequences in
    • Teutonic tribes, the whole subsequent development of Central
    • the course of the centuries up to our time would have been
    • up to Goethe's Faust and all that nineteenth century
    • the physical plane through the centuries from then until
    • of the third or fourth century speculating on the
    • development in the eighteenth century. We can pick out some
    • lived in the fourteenth century, he would certainly not have
    • freedom. As I have already said, in the fourteenth century
    • the fourteenth century there was no space for anything
    • preceding centuries in which the stream of events had taken
    • to spiritual currents that even go beyond the centuries,
    • that something will arise that will live for centuries.
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    • the greater part of humanity only for the past few centuries,
    • we go back beyond the fifteenth and fourteenth centuries, we
    • remnants of an ancient perception. Even in the tenth century,
    • but in earlier centuries it was still quite an ordinary,
    • essential difference is that in fairly recent times human
    • awareness. We know that at present we are only a few centuries
    • fourteenth century, for we count the fourth
    • till the fifteenth century, and the fifth post-Atlantean epoch
    • from the fifteenth century till as long again; so we are now
    • the nineteenth century.
    • public very recently. On the one hand, there were the dreamers
    • proceeding from the center of one's being are lacking, people
    • in Central Europe in particular this I is uniting itself
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    • certain matters bearing on the needs of the age, for our recent
    • us and which for centuries have brought uplift to the simplest human
    • mankind in general through the descent to the earth of the Being who
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    • centuries uplifted even the simplest human hearts, guiding them to the
    • worlds. What all humanity received in the descent of the divine human
    • In our recent talks here we have spoken about
    • in such studies for several years—might well think our recent
    • Recently everything has been conducive
    • eyes, and with bowed head imagined a flower in the center of my
    • from the center to the periphery, exactly like the recently discovered
    • naturally, because this novel was written only just recently.
    • about in school, a central nucleus of gas forms, which later becomes
    • who created philosophies. He rails at all philosophy. Now this man recently
    • and he just recently wrote
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    • Thus, be cause our nervous system lost its life in its descent into the
    • about the descent of Christ from the cosmos into our earthly sphere.
    • of several great minds of the nineteenth century, who were striving
    • represents a demand of the best minds of our recent past. It did not
    • nineteenth century; they are magnificent and important works. However,
    • and more lively and urgent in recent times. Yet, most people only reach
    • example, I used to know a very dear man — he died recently here
    • who died recently — at least it was something like memoirs, not
    • music merely a means to improve his concentration and was not really
    • nothing of it and merely enjoyed his enhanced concentration. Only on
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    • suffered in recent days. You will undoubtedly know what I mean: the
    • and symbolic brotherhoods and societies. In my recent talks I have characterized
    • at the stage of mere groping toward this reality. In one of our recent
    • sciences. I have explained that Franz, the protagonist of Bahr's recently
    • copy, made by inadequate means. He thought he had found its center
    • why? Well, he remembers once again the eccentric whims of the Englishman:
    • really was only pretending when he wrote the magnificent, grandiose
    • and complacent run-of-the-mill monist the neo-German senior professors
    • In my recently published booklet, I have
    • our members, Fraulein Hübbe-Schleiden, I have recently received
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    • often recently. As we have seen, we need to look at the activities,
    • events of recent decades, and from these they will understand why the
    • fruits of the art of versifying at the end of the nineteenth century.
    • could not be used at the end of the nineteenth century since it brought
    • the century, between 1898 and 1901 or so. Back then he was striving
    • A pathetic example of this has recently caught
    • trade. [You see, this must have been published very recently for it
    • things were better in the nineteenth century, in the days of Büchner,
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    • later, in fact only just recently.
    • an event we have recently learned about. It is already a bit dishonest
    • events that have recently taken place on a small scale, in one person's
    • beginning of the nineteenth century and grew up in poverty. One day,
    • lives the whole culture of Central and Western Europe — in his
    • connects us with nothing except the eccentricities of the gentlemen, or,
    • the whole of European culture up to the end of the nineteenth century
    • blame exclusively on the Central European powers, while exonerating
    • century and so far also in the twentieth century we have been wedged
    • in Central Europe, and that the way out through spiritual science must
    • development: in earlier centuries, people were also reading the four
    • Then came the people of the nineteenth century who were naturally more
    • and even in the twentieth century. Well, are people of earlier centuries
    • to nineteenth century people that their ancestors had a different sort
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    • just recently I told you that the shape of our head can be traced to
    • Just recently we went to see a friend on leave
    • than the popularizing stuff produced by our common writers. Recently
    • things as well. For instance, somebody just recently told me about a
    • Views of Life and World in the Nineteenth Century
    • Well, just recently someone wrote that he
    • In this man's circle a letter was written recently — not by him
    • as say anything about such things, then we get threats! Recently a letter
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    • Recently Fräulein Motzkus herself suffered the loss of a dear friend,
    • century must bring to humanity the Vision of the etheric Christ. Just
    • among men in the twentieth century, the whole earth over. This event
    • the twentieth century, that the great moment is being now prepared.
    • of men in bygone centuries; they no longer have any conception of the
    • the centuries rolled by the impression made by the inner content of
    • time indicated, in the twentieth century, in various forms near to the
    • standing in the centre of these things, one who is an occultist,
    • than in centuries gone by. Till now the Gospels have spoken an inner
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    • ‘We owe what lives in the very centre of our being to the Higher
    • We know that now the sun rises in Pisces. Up to the fifteenth century
    • call a cosmic step when at the vernal ascent it returns to the same
    • example) to speak of my family descent and the way in which I did this
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    • course of the nineteenth century and up to now looked for a
    • knowledge questions of the nineteenth century in the most
    • nineteenth century. I have drawn your attention to the fact
    • just the excellent thinkers of the nineteenth century to say to
    • education of the nineteenth century in special way stood in his
    • concentration of thinking, by additional methods described in
    • century who because he was not only a speculating, but also a
    • the last century.
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    • certain thoughts in vigorous meditation and concentration. It
    • are at the end of a descent line. I have also here pointed out
    • down maybe from a human being in the fourteenth century through
    • a descendant in the fifteenth, sixteenth centuries up to the
    • twentieth century: the physical processes live on there; in
    • centuries, there also something spiritual happens. There is the
    • speaking: if a human being is born in the twentieth century
    • parents who were born in the nineteenth century and so on, we
    • come through centuries; in the end, there the current of
    • is active already since centuries in that which brings together
    • human couple to descendants since centuries. The soul itself
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    • provides him with a religious centre and appeals to him as such. If
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    • the Spiritual development of the last century, we observe how strongly
    • centres, whose mind and disposition have been formed in accordance
    • forgotten, in the course of the last century, how to think truly of
    • the Christ Mystery which must take its place in the very centre of the
    • connected with our physical descent, and with everything which
    • have now become displaced; but the central event which is adapted to
    • and fifteenth, and indeed in the sixteenth century, there were some
    • developed in the cinema, with this descent below sense-perception, man
    • must at the same time develop an ascent above it, an ascent into
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    • century and up to our time that are on the way to this
    • made the unconscious mostly popular in the last half a century
    • the centre of the planetary system and let the sun circle
    • completely upside down: we have to put the sun in the centre of
    • which one had for centuries.
    • course of centuries. The human being must not search a union
    • usual consciousness only, but an ascent to that what does not
    • century must be waited until they happen that there the outer
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    • stand within the subjacent nervous system, then a
    • any central organ, from the brain, they excite the respiratory
    • in the sense as I have recently characterised it. One has to
    • central sentence from this book:
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    • spiritual directions of thought and investigation of recent
    • and researchers who have sought in recent times to penetrate
    • It deserves admiration, it is magnificent. Also, on the other
    • say to two literary publications of recent times which contain
    • as the standpoint which developed in the 19th century and has,
    • that is attributes, accentuating the life of representation;
    • breathing organism with the central nervous system. These
    • breathing process run from a central organ, from the brain, but
    • sense, but in the sense as I recently characterized it. Feeling
    • certain scientific-philosophical direction of recent times,
    • your attention to the fact that recent developments in
    • conclusion a sentence, I would say, a key, central sentence
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    • in the first third of the nineteenth century by which ether
    • inner higher human being to them... In recent time even Kant
    • “Even if it is extremely pleasant that the recent
    • recent times the analytic psychology appeared. It is, I would
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    • said: as things have developed in recent spiritual education
    • assumed by more recent physiological psychology. In contrast,
    • therefore, developed in recent times a strange ether-concept,
    • nineteenth century by German Idealism — not in this
    • 1860, quoted in my most recent book,
    • the sixties of the nineteenth century. At first, he concerned
    • to that degree of concentration that reaches through to the
    • recently gave here. When one's thinking has been so
    • speculation of the last centuries has ship-wrecked countless
    • inner human being. ... In recent times, even Kant in his
    • “If it is indeed highly welcome that the most recent
    • way through to the experience of the negative. In recent times
    • right relationship with the outer world. More recent natural
    • children already become familiar in school — the central
    • can have peculiar experiences in this regard. I recently
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    • nineteenth century. This book is of the very greatest interest, more
    • the eighteenth century. In his fine preface, he says: ‘Most
    • One could not have spoken in that way in the eighteenth century, for
    • somewhere about the end of the first third of the nineteenth century,
    • century. Perhaps no man in the eighteenth century spoke with such
    • the eighteenth century. By the way he writes it can be seen that he is
    • the eighteenth century. In speaking of these, a three-fold nature was
    • real. A man of the eighteenth century knew that the whole complexity
    • The men of the eighteenth century did not think in this way. Indeed it
    • Saint-Martin could well be understood in the eighteenth century; it
    • the first third of the nineteenth century) lies between us.
    • Saint-Martin gave out at the end of the eighteenth century, being then
    • century; he was born in l702, and died in l782, as Prelate in
    • Murrhard. A very remarkable personality, in whom was concentrated in a
    • Theosophy of the eighteenth century which influenced Richard Rothe,
    • a century. I cannot exactly say that it does not fit, still less can I
    • the first half of the eighteenth century, so that he was a century
    • Spiritual creative-forces work and concentrate to bring about a
    • an enormous concentration of forces. If you read what takes place at
    • eighteenth centuries, and much later still, had a much more
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    • recent past have of which some people believe that they
    • cooled, we say, to 200 degrees centigrade below freezing point.
    • who died before some days whom I have recently mentioned here
    • such a way as I have recently described it: by handing over the
    • dealt for some centuries up to now repeatedly with thinking
    • literature of the first half of the nineteenth century which of
    • recently said that it repelled Herman Grimm, for example, as
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    • exposition. From the sixteenth century until 1839 all the
    • standpoint which in the course of centuries has been more or
    • influence during the first century, or at least during the
    • first two-thirds of this century. There are indeed Christian
    • adduced that in the first century of the Christian era people
    • relation to the recent investigations into the life of Jesus.
    • Christianity in the first century of our era is virtually
    • century. One thing appears to be demonstrable historically,
    • namely, that in the second third of the first century a
    • first century. The latter admitted to being a disciple of
    • century. From that time even enlightened Jews became
    • century and testify to a growing discord between Christian
    • realize that in the first century the learned Jewish Rabbis
    • from that which is given today. Since the nineteenth century
    • eighteenth century as a sacred tradition in the form of
    • had any meaning to nineteenth-century man. Those who speak of
    • recently quoted to you several extracts from this book which
    • the eighteenth century in which a book such as
    • century especially the possibility of understanding the Old
    • early centuries sought to preserve the threefold division of
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    • recently has not shown everything that exists there? Only
    • century, even of the twentieth century, want it with
    • Since the whole thinking of the last century has brought the
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    • already prepared the ground in recent lectures will be the
    • the central theme of my book
    • time to understand the central event of our Earth evolution
    • central theme of our study. I have shown how the idea of the
    • deep impression upon the thinking of recent times. In
    • And when, in recent times, a tendency developed to draw upon
    • already anticipated in Aristotle a few centuries before the
    • fourth century B.C.
    • nineteenth century especially, scholars were at pains to
    • Ages down to recent times and which is still taught in
    • few centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha man had entered
    • had undergone an evolutionary process. Over the centuries
    • enlightened Greeks had already begun in the fifth century
    • the central idea of these Mysteries which is of particular
    • central idea of the Mysteries as they were practised up to
    • of the Emperor Julian the Apostate. In recent times attention
    • recent times people have gone even further. Strangely enough,
    • collected over the years and had been centralized, so to
    • tragic years of recent times past events have become unreal
    • centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha, show great
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    • the Baptist which was a comparatively recent development
    • of nineteenth-century Protestantism. Ernst Haeckel even
    • arrive at millions of years. As I mentioned recently in a
    • will be possible to read the newspaper in its phosphorescent
    • relatively recent times.
    • second century, that touches upon this problem. He writes
    • Thus, at the beginning of the third century, people were
    • — (the Freemasons of the nineteenth century of course
    • corporeal is expressed in the line of descent from father to
    • there is the line of descent on the physical plane, in which
    • the spirit participates; but the line of descent is permeated
    • this in connection with what I said recently — and on
    • Son of a Roman centurion, he was a convert to the African Church.
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    • to accentuate this cleavage between the physical and the
    • in considerable embarrassment. Moreover whenever innocent
    • mind also what I mentioned recently: that spiritual
    • Force” — which, as I said recently, had to be
    • the present century the Impulse that streams from Him will be
    • explain away many of Christ's statements. And recently
    • nineteenth century has tried to reduce the Gospels to the
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    • Herman Grimm made about the pressing needs of recent history,
    • souls of men there is almost total ignorance of the centuries
    • occurred in those early centuries with their own
    • centuries in such a way that people fail to perceive that the
    • evolution of mankind during those centuries. And when a
    • knowledge which the nineteenth century has attempted to
    • destroy. The scientist of the nineteenth century was only too
    • nineteenth century, namely, that our perception is limited to
    • Science. I recently came across a pamphlet which has had
    • that this author recently gave a course of lectures which
    • the first century, if we examine this period with the
    • innocent man had been condemned to death because he had been
    • experience of centuries, it prescribes the code of
    • happenings in the centuries when Christianity was first
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    • were manifested especially in the early centuries of the
    • centuries in Europe from a certain standpoint will be able to
    • first centuries A.D.,
    • add further information based upon our recent investigations
    • taken over by the Roman Mystery-centres and merged with the
    • practical experience of centuries she prescribes the code
    • Rome as the centre of the world power was to be destroyed, at
    • of the first three centuries of our era. And during this
    • policy up to the fourth century.
    • fourth century a remarkable personality appeared on the scene
    • actually came to pass. I pointed out recently that the deeper
    • sheds its beneficent influence here shall, like the Sun,
    • a particular centre of primordial wisdom had been deposited
    • originally in the secret Mystery Centres of the
    • in the early Christian centuries and in the age of
    • present century? What steps must we take, especially in our
    • split the Church for a century and a half.
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    • in the West, up to the end of the ninth century we find
    • works were centred round the figures of Zeus, Apollo, Pallas
    • form, in its ramifications in the sixteenth century when the
    • a third possibility; we can concentrate on the external, the
    • especially in the nineteenth century.
    • recently in a public lecture that natural science thinks
    • phosphorescent light. And I spoke of the scientist who
    • scale. And the Christ Being must occupy a central place in
    • similarity to certain writings of the nineteenth century.
    • by the liberal theology of the nineteenth century
    • eighteenth and nineteenth centuries which reveals most
    • were already anticipated by Julian. The nineteenth-century
    • the nineteenth-century criticism displayed enormous industry,
    • policy was to establish a highly centralized political
    • the position of Julian the Apostate? If many recent writers
    • become the central problems of our time.
    • to Athens in 354, the intellectual centre of Greece, he
    • theology in the nineteenth century were Bauer, founder of
    • century was: is the Gospel true and how can we know that it
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    • nineteenth century. This Gospel criticism has yielded only
    • the development of Christianity during the early centuries of
    • development during the early centuries we realize in effect
    • centuries of the Christian era. Today, for example, there is
    • Christian centuries pagan temples, with their statues of a
    • sixth century. Countless edicts were promulgated ordering the
    • these centuries a wave of iconoclasm swept over the world
    • to recent history. Here we find other distortions but we fail
    • fourth century B.C.
    • Mystery practices which over the centuries had sought to
    • happened in those years seems centuries ago. Things have
    • fourth century B.C.
    • usually described. People often speak of them complacently
    • century was Friedrich Nietzsche in his book
    • historians of the nineteenth century. I am aware that anyone
    • evident that in the first centuries after the Mystery of
    • which lasted for centuries destroyed not only priceless
    • course of those centuries is comparable to the loss that we
    • man has for centuries been destined to live a life that was
    • the school therefore flourished several centuries before the
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    • I recently came across a publication which I felt would give
    • can well imagine from the statements I recently made about
    • which Christianity in the first centuries destroyed the
    • post-Christian centuries, we must be aware that they were
    • based upon a central core of belief (which was right for the
    • The eighth, ninth and tenth centuries before the Mystery of
    • the Sun Mystery (of which he had recently received
    • centuries, but the crisis, the critical moment in this
    • evidence of the early centuries the people were kept in
    • example the bishop's mitre of the eighth century. This
    • half of the nineteenth century. We shall not come to terms
    • centuries. I shall describe what is foreshadowed and from
    • the nineteenth century and compare these words with another
    • present predicament. I have only time to refer to the central
    • who recently gave a lecture here in Berlin entitled
    • our individualism, our ego centricity for the benefit of the
    • recently appeared with the title
    • unexpected propositions which the listener innocently
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    • centuries immediately following the Mystery of Golgotha
    • example from recent times which is accessible to all and
    • over the recent past it is possible that many may have
    • been prepared in the centuries before the Mystery of
    • giant among philosophers, made every effort a few centuries
    • best Aristotelians of recent time, says in his study of
    • century? Faith, he says, is our starting-point — the orthodox
    • arise once again. The central figure of Plato's
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    • widened. In our recent considerations we have in fact worked
    • disposition of man's soul has changed. Just a few centuries
    • such as those made recently to a member of our movement, to
    • century. In that epoch mankind's general age corresponded to
    • recently in Austria. A certain Robert Scheu, a man of great
    • translucent; we are still dominated by the Middle Ages. The
    • decently (geziemend). Who feels anymore the
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    • during sleep, and he experienced the descent into the body as
    • a descent into darkness. There was no longer the close
    • the West or in Central Europe, is very far from the truth. A
    • Central Europe intellectuality has become widespread. The
    • events that took place in the 18th century, particularly in
    • the '60s of that century. At that time remarkable impulses
    • innocent blood, his Imperial Majesty on his part wishes to
    • much quoted by 19th-century philosophers: “Vera
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    • be treated in the peculiar ways I have indicated in recent
    • after all have investigated the subject since no decent
    • fourth, fifth and sixth centuries of the fourth epoch were
    • In the fourth, fifth and sixth centuries
    • actual beginning of it was in the fifteenth century, and we
    • sixth centuries” the fifth epoch was being prepared; as
    • our blood has run through our veins for many centuries. Its
    • understandable picture: from the centre of the circle
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    • which we have been engaged in recent weeks is the effort to
    • recently. Today I would like once more to speak about the
    • world views. He was reticent about his work and very little
    • This book by Brentano, which is long out of print, is a magnificent
    • saying, centaurs do not exist, I also pass judgment by
    • their lives for centuries suffering shipwreck in the last
    • to the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries.
    • times because for centuries the concepts of spiritual life
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    • people who are philosophically inclined have in recent years
    • less awake than Western or even Central Europeans. That is
    • the average Central European will side with the Poles. A
    • example Theodor Ziehen, to whom I referred recently, simply
    • through concentration and meditation.
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    • in our recent studies. Today, in the lecture to follow, I
    • recently. But let us first look at something that belongs to
    • for our next life on earth every web of thought at the center
    • recently, concerned with the course of man's lives on earth.
    • century we have been living in the fifth post-Atlantean
    • we must have an inner incentive to do so, and today that can
    • remained a severe critic well into the 20th century;
    • to power early in the 20th century, everyone said how good it
    • the Central Europeans the I, while the Russian people are
    • reminiscent of the other ideas as they had been in different
    • knowledge is exact and far-reaching, and has for centuries
    • century, evolution could go on without the individual
    • insight is essential especially in Central Europe. If one is
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    • 19th century there were trends struggling towards it. But
    • misunderstood in the second half of the 19th century. It was
    • dissatisfied, we would lack the incentive to cooperate in the
    • Eastern Europe. We in Central Europe are placed in the middle
    • Eastern Europe is very little understood in Central Europe
    • what is happening in Eastern Europe! Recently I read about an
    • through a stage resembling the one Central and Western Europe
    • said, in Central and Western Europe more faith, more of a
    • Western and Eastern Europe is in particular for Central
    • We have in Western and also in Central Europe what might be
    • Western and Central Europe is, to put it bluntly, concerned
    • These things become more numerous the further West we go. Central
    • none. Some may have appeared in Central Europe because these things
    • adopted to some extent in Central Europe — is that what
    • establish a central office which collected all the best
    • central office. Of course, due to different languages,
    • could be centralized.
    • from the same central office. Those newspapers which are
    • lies behind this East-West union into which we in Central
    • the fact that at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries
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    • speaking about an interesting personality of the 19th Century, someone
    • the 19th Century cultural life around him On the contrary there comes
    • world views held by those 19th-century thinkers who lived in the same
    • Spir presented his view of the world one realizes that his 19th-century
    • course of the 19th Century, had a premonition that something like spiritual
    • in that century. African Spir was such a thinker. If we read his writings,
    • into Central Europe, a Russian who, being influenced by Central and
    • 'I' in people of Central Europe; while the Russian people of Eastern
    • only when spiritual science, developed in Central Europe, becomes absorbed
    • consciousness soul placed next to one another. In the Central Europeans
    • of Eastern Europe merging with that of Central Europe.
    • degree robbed the first half of the 19th Century of its spiritual achievements;
    • to the 19th Century; even more than I have done in my book Vom Menschenrätsel.
    • Some day the history of the 19th Century will have to be rewritten.
    • history of the 19th Century is when one attempts to study its history
    • I said that our time has robbed the 19th Century of its spiritual achievements
    • is because that century produced many thinkers who, for lack of recognition,
    • last third of the 19th Century produced a great number of highly significant
    • who in recent times have been victims of spiritual isolation and robbed
    • 19th century comes to be rewritten, could well be inserted as characteristic
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    • material to our recent considerations. The primary aim has been to show
    • insight. Many examples related to our recent studies could be chosen,
    • at a further stage through centralization. At this stage the function
    • to momentary needs, from a center which is able to assess the need on
    • of greatness in the 19th Century, but it is necessary to have a proper
    • in the 19th Century. Souls without a rudder, souls without a firm grip
    • another. At this point investigations come to an end. The 19th Century
    • it. In the 19th Century someone wrote a book with the title “Force
    • and matter. In the 20th Century we must substitute that title with “Lucifer
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    • quite impossible for a theologian in the 14th century. This fact may
    • It is because man, during recent centuries, has endeavoured to avoid
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    • century; particularly in the sphere of aesthetic interpretation of music.
    • for in recent cultural achievements. However, if Herman Joachim —
    • — this distinguished and unique representative of Central European
    • to cultural life in recent times. When a dear friend of his, the unique
    • knowledge accumulated over centuries. Just because of his high position
    • from the physical plane in recent months, Olga von Sivers,
    • which are now, in Central Europe, considered to be enemy country. She
    • others was Frau Maud Künstler who also died recently.
    • age they are often shattered. In recent lectures I have described deeper
    • In the 18th Century, striving to develop reason was synonymous with
    • Century. He begins by saying that: “Before the war the West imagined
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    • of the 19th Century practiced in Jena and other cities. We still find
    • In the mystery centers it would be possible to receive inspiration but
    • without having as its center a living concept of the Resurrection is
    • what I recently termed “iron necessity.” During his earthly
    • law should be particularly in evidence and concentrated, so to speak,
    • Recently I was sent another
    • first experience of Christ was on the physical plane. Through the centuries
    • 19th and 20th Centuries. That the present situation should arise was
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    • several decades ago in a Central European city. There was an important
    • I recently described the
    • Century there was a great upsurge of natural-scientific thinking and
    • of the 19th Century positively revelled in atheism. But such tendencies
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    • a residue of this clairvoyance persisted right into later centuries
    • into the 17th century a vestige of the ancient clairvoyance was still
    • world in the 16th and 17th centuries and what is possible since then.
    • And even in the 17th century most people would not have been able to
    • arisen in the 14th, 15th, 16th or even 17th centuries. Much of the literature
    • in the 13th Century, attained the concepts and ideas he elaborated in
    • since the 16th, 17th but especially since the 18th century, we have
    • 17th century.
    • 17th century a little-known philosopher, Henry
    • of the 17th century yet he knew that only through a more receptive consciousness
    • even 17th centuries people appear who know of the spiritual world through
    • direct communion. The reason is the following: Those who in these centuries
    • present on earth in the centuries prior to the Mystery of Golgotha.
    • They then had an intermediate incarnation in the 7th, 8th or 9th century
    • was said concerning Christianity during those later centuries. Through
    • insight into the world's coming-into-being which, since the 17th century
    • tragic centuries leading up to the Mystery of Golgotha, made an enormous
    • between the 14th and 17th centuries, takes on a deeper significance
    • interest for man today. The period between the 14th and 17th centuries
    • Recently a very interesting book: Luther's Creed by Ricarda
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    • i.e., the 16th century; which according to the spiritual-scientific
    • This epoch, as we know, began in the 15th century and the preceding
    • Graeco-Latin epoch began some eight centuries before the Mystery of
    • 16th centuries than modern historians are inclined to admit. Great transformation
    • far too little into account. The people of the 13th and 14th centuries
    • the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries vividly before my soul. When one looks
    • at those who during those centuries were engaged in science, one comes
    • exists in religious conceptions of the universe. In the earlier centuries,
    • was different from what could be taught in the following centuries,
    • does springs from the very center of his being. What he knows or believes
    • theologian in the 13th or 14th Centuries and those of his counterparts
    • legend of “Dr. Faustus” emerged already in the 16th Century
    • to the devil was at first rejected in the 16th century. At that time
    • Goethe and Schiller belong in recent cultural development because it
    • century be presented just once as they truly were—merely those
    • of the 19th century! — it would be an immense blessing for mankind.
    • those, now regarded as great figures of the 19th century, would no longer
    • great ones from the grey mist of that century.
    • began in the 8th century B.C. and ended in the 15th century A.D. united
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    • with unprecedented speed especially in the last centuries. Occasionally
    • during the war entitled The Bell an article recently appeared discussing
    • fact they are also taken seriously within Europe; though we, with centuries
    • established it would only be a matter of a few centuries and they would
    • evolution move in lines of ascent and descent. If one epoch has developed
    • on today. I have recently spoken with various people about what is necessary
    • while up above the old social order continued as before. But a few centuries
    • we learn from Roman history? Within a few centuries it had dissolved,
    • talking about spirit, spirit, spirit. I recently read on the cover of
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    • to-day what has particularly struck me during my recent journey
    • centuries, and how slow men are to arrive at decisions of any weight.
    • satisfactory sign that during my recent stay in Switzerland a number
    • science. Endeavours were being made in the nineteenth century to
    • gradual ascent of Christianity, its growth and
    • with the history of the last four centuries, especially that of the
    • especially in regard to the last two centuries form a picture of
    • simply set up as theories what humanity dreamt in those centuries,
    • most recent events if Spiritual Science is left out of account. I
    • West, and only in the century following the “discovery of
    • Jung, who has quite recently written another pamphlet on
    • past centuries. I should like to speak of Spiritual Science as
    • denied, as is done in our time. We shall speak of this descent of the
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    • to how he considered it five to six centuries ago. In
    • since the middle of the nineteenth century already the academic
    • already said during the seventies of the last century looking
    • or four centuries.
    • centuries and millennia haughtily, will easier cope with these
    • since centuries in vain. However, a more precise consideration
    • humanity” for centuries and millenniums. Humanity
    • particular since the thirteenth century, unfolded a thinking
    • recently. You can learn from this article what spiritual
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    • — to its centre of support, the skeleton. We have all seen a
    • heart-man; because in the heart everything else is concentrated. We
    • evolution. To observe this we need only go back four centuries,
    • tremendously the life and thought of the 18th century differed from
    • whole of human life has changed in four centuries. Human thinking has
    • wholly changed, ideas formed before the 20th century have gradually
    • When we compare the rich ideas of the 13th and 14th centuries with
    • the natural science of this 19th century, we find an impressive
    • intellectualised for four centuries, and in this spiritual, which we
    • all other Mysteries, as the central point of Evolution. Of this
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    • nineteenth century biology, for example, has advanced so far
    • supersensible in the soul life and the like for centuries. If
    • until the end of the second third of the nineteenth century is
    • the middle of the nineteenth century with a certain right that
    • since centuries already any human worldview has intended to
    • its life. I want to refer to that what I have recently
    • are clear in your mind that the ego stands in the centre of the
    • not feel the inner activity of a central being in his soul
    • already mentioned two weeks ago that recently Pastor
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    • century, as far as they point to outer scientific facts.
    • world and allows it to concentrate in the human being. Not
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    • central station of the nervous system, to the brain, via the
    • investigations have appeared, for example, recently in
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    • In a recent lecture held here I spoke
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    • hear from a very significant physicist recently: if one wants
    • course of the last centuries so suggestively on humanity,
    • beginning of this century. He calculates that after millions of
    • a temperature of below 200 degrees centigrade would be;
    • light for a while, it will become luminescent. Hence, if one
    • at temperatures below 200 degrees centigrade, with these
    • luminescent walls lacquered with lacto protein, which cows will
    • youth. From the rotating primeval nebula, the central gas drop
    • to deal with the things seriously. At Darwin's centenary a
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    • central line of gravity of the head falls, so to speak, into the
    • stands to the earth. If we take the central line of gravity of the
    • the central line of gravity of his head falls within himself, and he
    • perfect brain because the central line of gravity of his head passes
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    • people from the first Christian centuries up to now to the
    • history of Central Europe. One detects that he finds out the
    • imagine this within Central Europe. Another relation between
    • development of Central Europe. These are original ideas. He
    • tries to realise how this being of the Central European people
    • has developed in the course of centuries, since the third
    • century up to now. One notices that he has internally worked
    • to the third century, the German people developed according to
    • comes the period from the third century to the eleventh,
    • twelfth centuries. Lamprecht calls it the categorising one.
    • centuries in which knighthood develops particularly; Lamprecht
    • individualistic age with the turn of the fifteenth century
    • This lasts about up to the middle of the eighteenth century.
    • nineteenth century to which the great classical period of
    • (Edward G., 1737-1794) portraying the first centuries of
    • the third, up to the eleventh centuries and so on even if he
    • significant soul phenomena of the beginning twentieth century.
    • twentieth century are just these both movements: the movements
    • fifteenth centuries. It is also very typical that he calls this
    • fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. However, while one
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    • prejudices, which during recent decades have led to a
    • speak of one recent example. It is of great interest because
    • The Occult Movement in the 19th Century
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    • If we concentrate through the presence of the dead upon a directly
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    • Anyone who has rightly understood what was brought forward in recent
    • point of view. A central Europe is meant to which France and Italy do
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    • thing as a Central-European, Herman Grimm, also says; and yet it is
    • raised: How do the Central European nations stand? We are speaking
    • more of geographical relationships, not considering Central Europe in
    • relationships. We cannot speak of a ‘Central Europe,’ to
    • Folk-Soul Working in Central Europe is that — in a sense in
    • through warmth. The Folk-Spirit in central Europe chooses the by-path, the
    • it can be individualized. There may be people in Central Europe in
    • is again warmth; so that in Central Europe, warmth, in so far as it
    • of the methods of working of the Folk-Spirit in Central Europe, and
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    • however, which was fully justified up to the approach of the recent
    • something we all know. In the 15th century of our era, mankind
    • the fifth cultural epoch began with the 15th century A.D. Till then
    • world-philosophy, as has been done in more recent times.
    • former centuries, but that it erected a spiritual wall
    • will only mention that in the center between the East and the West,
    • epoch, which began in the 15th century of our era, a remarkable
    • Darwinian theory of the descent of man from the animal. This was not
    • only expressed in the Darwinian doctrine of descent. The animal has a
    • what has appeared — only in a coarser way —in the declaration of the descent of man
    • descent, as I have often explained.
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    • the object. This can be found in Plato. The more recent ideas
    • proceeds from the magnificent intuitive life in the
    • ninth century by the Church Council at Constantinople, by
    • considered possible. For what I recently remarked is
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    • substance; this process is of course spread over centuries,
    • from the center of the Earth into the Universe. In olden
    • from the center of the Earth into the Universe, which line
    • the center of the Earth to the Universe discloses itself as
    • centuries to achieve.
    • in articulate speech. A certain centrifugal force lies in
    • develops a certain centrifugal force in an outward direction,
    • within you, an average Central European, would not have a
    • chauvinistic Central-European feeling, but is the result of
    • again the Central-European is placed between the two
    • recently a mere detail showed me this, in a very ridiculous
    • the more absurd. I have been recently busy with bringing out
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    • century. However, it is always interesting to point to this
    • half of the nineteenth century brought this to our attention;
    • medical centres and laboratories can also investigate the
    • him the “greatest genius of the century,” and his
    • about the eccentricity of the present, which believed that from
    • down below 200 degrees centigrade. There is no mistake: then
    • nineteenth century, Wilhelm Heinrich Preuss (1853-1909) had an
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    • have recently sung the praises everywhere of Oskar Hertwig's
    • the “best book of recent times” as regards his
    • wrote long columns in an uncommonly complacent manner, and
    • this work, but that for centuries the great Ahrimanic forces
    • century we have to record another spiritual undertaking which
    • question. In the 19th century a concept was first
    • 19th century a remarkable Ahrimanic practice of coarsening
    • century could be relied upon to push such a thing through.
    • culture of the 19th century had to be disclosed some time.
    • 19th century, or whether he had to deal with an enterprise of
    • by Christianity during the past centuries and thousands of
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    • which shook me again recently. I finished a book in 1894 in
    • years. Now recently the necessity has arisen to work through
    • human knowledge where in similar way as centuries ago the
    • get to the spirit. Go back to the older centuries, and you
    • concerning the concept of nature. However, the former centuries
    • centuries. Because one saw everything approaching the human
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    • century, one regarded these two questions almost as arisen from
    • the central issue has not changed. One can say, the
    • you succeed in strengthening the soul life by concentration of
    • because it concentrates its attention on this maintaining. With
    • that during the seventies of the last century the famous
    • humanity of former centuries and millennia that had another
    • against it the usual research is difficult in medical centres
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    • centuries, in those countries which come into our
    • development of natural science in the 19th century and into
    • impulse of dexterity from the center of there being. For that
    • organism at its center serves not nearly what is poured out
    • organism functions into that of the child through the center
    • put them in a false light. For centuries our social structure
    • that I do not do so from any personal foolishness. Recently I
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    • — had been born in the eighth or ninth century or at
    • century, but because he had passed through a crisis which
    • it; more recent cases of the present day would not be so
    • century; that is too recent. Then you have written one on
    • of books of a former century and look up and aesthetician as
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    • physical form: the man of head, chiefly concentrated
    • The period which began about 700 to 600 B.C. marks a deeper descent
    • eighth century before Christ. In earlier times, human nature
    • back, beyond the seventh or eighth century before the Mystery
    • If that had been written ten or twelve centuries before the
    • that what became evident in the seventeenth century had been
    • century.
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    • proceeding to draw conclusions from our recent
    • developed only during the last century. The most paradoxical
    • ,work is done by machines. Indeed, during the last century,
    • headlong owing to his injury. The right hand of the central
    • — ,that this central figure is in no way aggressive, but
    • in the central figure, which is of course a physical form
    • framework, the curious fact was noticed that the centre of
    • genuine ascent to the spiritual must be undertaken in purity
    • head of the central figure in profile, as of necessity it
    • head of the central figure is complete.
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    • numerous realms, farces, and centres in the universe. We will
    • eighth centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha. Just then, a
    • century after Christ, not so very far behind us, there was
    • third fourth century B.C., a man of normal
    • present-day man, but in the early centuries of the fourth
    • certain spiritual centres in the West to cause the gradual
    • real estimate of recent events. Something escapes the notice
    • are tending, the Central European peoples are there. That is
    • magnificent understanding of all aspects of human culture was
    • centuries, 540 million extra hands, machine-hands, have been
    • said before. Within the last four centuries this exploration
    • twelfth century till now, or in a wider sense between the
    • seventh or eighth century B.C. and the
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    • seventh or eighth century before the Mstery of Golotha. In
    • the earlier centuries of this epoch many souls were able, in
    • found in recent history. A certain fraternity, known to you
    • seventeenth century. Yet what is contained in their symbols
    • has been entirely concealed since the seventeenth century,
    • centuries, and fewer still reflect on the real character of
    • tremendous! Yet that will not mean much, for the centuries in
    • find that the third ends about the seventh or eighth century
    • century A.D. At this point there lies, not far behind us, an
    • personality of the twelfth century, and indeed of the age
    • the fifteenth century was no longer possible in Europe.
    • began in Europe about the third or fourth century A.D., and
    • century. The third to the fifteenth centuries was the time of
    • an even more concentrated power of Faith, the age in which
    • fifteenth century as the fifth post-Atlantean epoch, in which
    • fourth century up to the fifteenth, took the place of the
    • early part of the third and fourth centuries onward, was its
    • centuries of the Middle Ages, was the shortage of coinage due
    • different guise from what it was in the early centuries of
    • the first Christian centuries out of true knowledce, will see
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    • centuries, and those of the of the human soul of to-day. As
    • of Clairvaux in the twelfth century. Such examples might be
    • centre.” We speak of our Ego and we have the idea:
    • a kind of spiritual centre. If only we could rise to the
    • physical earth nothing is altered. This “descent of the
    • Mystery of Golgotha, was in its early centuries implanted in
    • task was from the third, fourth, fifth century onwards. The
    • fourth century, and later on, is substantially the story of
    • Christ, and fundamentally through all these centuries man;s
    • and his associates in the twelfth century, none of whom at
    • Cartesianism in the seventeenth century, and by the
    • century, when through the Arabs the complete philosophy of
    • importent to note that it is of recent date) an article on
    • Catholic-Scientists of the nineteenth century are convinced
    • meet and are accentuated side by side in this man: this
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    • to understand in the course of our recent studies.
    • century, about 1413 A.D. (The figures are of course to be
    • 27 B.C. until about the end of the 7th century; (693 A.D.);
    • 8th century before Christ, and in respect of this feeling of
    • centuries before Christ. Humanity had withdrawn into the
    • century after the Mystery of Golgotha!
    • early centuries were far removed from an inner
    • organisations fostered during the early centuries of
    • direct perception. The entire history of those centuries can
    • ninth centuries, a sort of obscurity descended on European
    • these particular centuries. Many other men resembled him; he
    • centuries between the eighth and 15th one finds always the
    • which was not in existence in the early centuries (although
    • living since the 15th century, approximately since 1413 A.D.,
    • — since the 15th century — arrived at rejecting
    • Catholicism of earlier centuries — says: “All
    • ninth century onwards, in the central and western countries
    • only through revelation. The races and peoples of Central
    • centuries from spiritually grasping the super-sensible, the
    • with 15th century. And as the Luciferic severance from the
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    • comprehension evolved during the recent centuries leads men
    • Church doctrines for centuries and who do nothing but trace
    • the events of the last centuries according to the Church,
    • center of the family, and the family is the foundation of the
    • the 18th century, born in 1749 at Frankfort-on-the-Main, who
    • as an ordinary 18th-century citizen, is no real book. A
    • Science, and if on the other hand we accept what has recently
    • of the 18th and early 19th centuries, and that we, bringing
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    • spirit. In more recent times, the spirit has become very mechanical,
    • the middle of the fifteenth century, it was not necessary to attach
    • middle of the fifteenth century, but it is not necessary that he
    • concentrate our efforts upon the task of being ready to cope with
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    • centuries — to regard medicine as one of these sciences which
    • or four centuries. For the further back we go in human evolution the
    • illness is indeed, strictly speaking, a product of man's recent
    • ages up to the last two or three centuries B.C. Such matters as these
    • science today, any branch of science, in one of the usual centres of
    • of centuries this spirit-filled organic life has been suppressed by
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    • comparatively recent production. This indifferent knowledge, shown for
    • been developed only in course of the last three or four centuries;
    • nineteenth century an event of spiritual importance took place; that
    • during the seventies of that century, behind the scenes of
    • about. Thus we may say: In the second half of the nineteenth century
    • two events and that of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Most of
    • the nineteenth century and beginning of the twentieth, and will know
    • century. — But no, it was quite different then. Cculd people only
    • The men of the third, fourth century before Christ's birth were clearly
    • centuries before the birth of Christ creative art was already in
    • became habitual in the course of the nineteenth century is certainly
    • it the middle of the fifteenth century and is called by us the fifth
    • since the fifteenth century people have attained to great heights as
    • particularly developed since the middle of the fifteenth century, to be
    • reflected images, the man of the nineteenth century was debarred from
    • the spiritual world during the second half of the nineteenth century.
    • matter. You will certainly realise that during the nineteenth century,
    • the nineteenth century — materialists have right on their side;
    • The thinking that has come to the fore in the nineteenth century must
    • nineteenth century, materialism is actually justified. That life of
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    • of the Central European governments to those of the other
    • brought about the events of the most recent years. Such
    • members of the Central European countries had adopted during
    • what should have been made to prevail directly in Central
    • had been manifest around the turn of the eighteenth century.
    • Central European life from the West has also swept away what
    • Central Europe, and wrenched itself from my soul in the form
    • that the distress which had come over Central Europe would
    • do something like this from one center, for it could have had
    • Central Europe into the wide world, in particular towards the
    • activity during recent times to southern Germany and
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    • and the immortality of the soul based on their century-old
    • identified it in the eighties of the last century in my
    • center of human feeling; when human beings will go about in
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    • exponentially in the last century, particularly the
    • 19th Century. It seems to me that among all the
    • phenomenology of recent times was established again by
    • fertile time for science in the 19th Century, much
    • know very well how in the 19th Century several
    • (19th) Century in relation to Goethe's concept of
    • nature on which so much of the 19th Century had been
    • science during the 19th century nearly always refers
    • the 19th Century how certain parties of science in a certain
    • it had developed in the course of the 19th Century,
    • previous (19th) century, I tried to copy the image
    • of the 19th Century. This happened in the following
    • particularly in the 19th Century and how people were
    • the 19th Century it occurred that everything the
    • 19th Century appearing in this un-Goethean atomic
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    • Century, it could not be stated in this way — also for
    • if you admit to everything which has been presented by recent
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    • we look back a few decades at people in central Europe, the
    • different experience, in central Europe, as it is today in the
    • second decade of the twentieth century, where we basically have
    • than what had been experienced for centuries. When one looks
    • fifties, sixties and seventies of the nineteenth century,
    • perhaps even later, which the central Europeans could have, it
    • nineteenth Century, which didn't lead to any kind of solution.
    • situation in the last third of the nineteenth century, in its
    • the second half of the twentieth century comes clearly before
    • viewpoints of the West, of central Europe and Eastern Europe.
    • no kind of centralised nervous system. For this reason, he
    • of the 19th Century, was outwitted during the second
    • third for central European philosophy because what was
    • we have the central European aspect.
    • central Europe, like Soloviev, then he will primarily have an
    • and wrestle in the centre with the problem of how to create a
    • Christian Centuries of the West.
    • humanity in the West, the centre and the East, we can see that
    • ways in the West, central Europe and the East, how they love
    • still be an inner condition of the soul. Now however, in recent
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    • educators to the emerging, growing adolescent, to the child.
    • 19th century in the pedagogical sphere, presented by
    • and 12th Century for instance, are of a completely
    • middle of the 15th Century to the soul constitutions
    • of civilised humanity. Yes, up to the 20th century
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    • treaty, a time in which value relationships in central and
    • search further, then one could — namely from central Europe —
    • lead to a significant, acceptable ascent which from then on and
    • quite honest about healing central European economic life, and said:
    • century, through which the soul constitution of civilised
    • these two streams became more and more common in recent times,
    • finds this connection at least in one of them. Recently a kind
    • central European population, they unfortunately also fell for
    • During 1917, by contrast, I tried to show individual central
    • concentration of what this school master Woodrow Wilson had
    • associations are different from those which in recent times
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    • Towards the end of the previous century one had a certain
    • entire development of recent times and particularly apply to
    • in the course of the last centuries adapted to the outer
    • acknowledged in the first Christian centuries. We then see how
    • supersensible worlds. This is why I have always been reticent
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    • of central Europeans, I actually had to do these lectures which
    • You are going to see that in the soul of central Europeans, in
    • differently in speech by central Europeans compared with the
    • place somewhere in the 15th Century. There are
    • is completely drawn to a single point, a central point to which
    • central point it is a spring of warmth, which streams with
    • experience the inward streaming towards a central point of
    • it is no longer valid for a decent scientist to believe in
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    • life. Then came a time about the sixth, fifth and fourth centuries
    • period of time. During the last third of the nineteenth century, the
    • century the time has once more come on earth in which the Michael
    • force which did not descend in former centuries. Thus we can face the
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    • concentrated in Jesus of Nazareth had been acquired
    • concentrated in this one personality in order that the
    • of the blood of Abraham's descendants were concentrated
    • humanity, were concentrated in the physical personality
    • essential qualities concentrated in the body of Jesus of
    • who had undergone special training in the centres of
    • the Iranians. And in the immediately adjacent lands to
    • divine worlds, he revealed the path of re-ascent to the
    • — which lasted, not for decades but for centuries
    • place, to ask about the central figure — the
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    • original centre of Zoroastrianism had been established in
    • 19th century and repeated times without number is that it
    • language in the course of the centuries, the forms of
    • in ordinary intercourse for centuries proved to be
    • the centuries, was destined to unite with an entirely
    • harboured in the Mystery-centres in the regions around
    • he had moved from the more distant Mystery-centres to
    • centres of learning in ancient Babylon where he was also
    • sixth century B.C. — were in a position to hear
    • into one inner centre of consciousness of the Divine,
    • found the God in the centre of his own being, in his
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    • each with an independent centre was pursuing a further
    • concentrated into a unity. And it is also indicated that
    • and could then be concentrated in a single instrument, in
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    • subordinate Oracle-centres to which the Mercury-, Mars-,
    • — withdrew to secret centres in the heart of Asia,
    • several Oracle-centres, each of the seven Rishis had his
    • taken by the Jalive-revela-tion six centuries before our
    • descent ? He is at pains to show how the blood was led
    • For as not even half a century had yet elapsed, it was a
    • came slowly into existence in centres of which external
    • line of descent, the power of the Buddha radiated into
    • been recently revived, and he must not be confused, as
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    • of Pandira, Jeschu ben Pandira, and the central figure in
    • as the second century A.D. Although Jesus, the son of
    • Bodhisattvas and at its centre the living source of the
    • sixth century B.C., the successor of the Bodhisattva who
    • activities centred in the communities of the Therapeutae
    • flourished a century before the Christ Event in order to
    • descended into matter, for the path of ascent was known
    • Just as there are 42 stages on the path of ascent to the
    • hundred years had elapsed after the century in which he
    • Essenes it was fundamentally a matter of descent into the
    • the spiritual periphery, with man himself in the centre.
    • spreading as it were from the centre, but he must expand
    • Cosmos from the centre, he looks inwards from the
    • its vehicle, the descent must equally be through times 7
    • taking effect during the descent of the Divine Power
    • because this Gospel is describing the descent of the
    • descent of the Divine-Spiritual into a human
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    • obtained before the descent of the Divine Man in the
    • scholarly treatises recently written on the subject of
    • ancient Chaldea in the sixth century B.C., where the
    • occupied throughout the following six centuries with the
    • Ego-vehicle of the Nathan Jesus. This is magnificently
    • a passage which already in the early centuries of our era
    • A recent study of this subject from exoteric sources
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    • his Egohood, entrapped in his Egohood, concentrated with
    • necessary that both the descent and the ascent (or
    • the descent into his physical and etheric bodies. This
    • incarnated in the 6th/7th century B.C. as Zarathas or
    • descent into the physical and etheric bodies, and the
    • ascent into the Macrocosm. This He did. But from the very
    • descent into the bodily sheaths, Christ was proof against
    • bodily sheaths. Christ's descent into a human physical
    • Initiation, the descent into the bodily sheaths. The
    • the Cross. He had been concentrated in one point of space
    • the story of the Temptation: the descent into the
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    • Mysteries and Mystery-centres of ancient Egypt that
    • feeling only out of my own Ego-centric nature! —
    • temptation in its extreme form. The descent into a man's
    • physical body. When this descent into the physical and
    • the model for the ascent of the human ‘I’
    • proceeds to describe the stages of the ascent of the Ego,
    • centuries were becoming audible — audible, of
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    • evolution denoted by an ascent of the human soul to the
    • especially in the last centuries before the appearance of
    • can therefore imagine how in many centres of the ancient
    • were content to describe what was of central and
    • of man's descent into his inner being, where he
    • evidence that in the 17th century there was a student who
    • that all human nature to-day centres in the Ego, and that
    • the Ego, comes fully into expression; ascent to the
    • its centre in the heart. Therefore the sixth Beatitude
    • compilation was made more than two centuries ago by
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    • so-called Temptation was a descent into all the
    • harmonise with the indications given a century before the
    • — this, as we know, indicates ascent into
    • together. An ascent has therefore taken place into the
    • century a few human beings will actually develop the
    • Before the twentieth century has run its course, a number
    • the centuries.
    • twelfth century a false Messiah who pointed to one still
    • the south of Russia, North Africa and Central Asia, to
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    • focal point, a focal centre, as it were, for forces that
    • concentrated in Christ Himself. Through Him, forces which
    • themselves’ are always accentuated, in the second
    • ascent of man can also be likened to the development and
    • has been said in recent years. The idea of karma is not
    • when the aspirant for Initiation first makes the ascent
    • descent into the nature of Man. Even happenings in the
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    • has descended and taken possession of the centre from
    • are these two possibilities: the ascent of man to
    • descent of divine-spiritual Beings into human bodies or
    • Mystery-centres concerning such men. Directives of the
    • classes the teaching concerned the actual descent of the
    • of Christ, the descent was infinitely complex and it
    • a basis for objections would be forthcoming from recently
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    • Many of you know that recently in Munich we repeated last
    • the experience of oneself within another, a descent into
    • well-known words, which we have heard through the centuries as
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    • through the centuries — words of the Delphic oracle
    • recently gave you on St. Matthew's Gospel I said, ‘Try not to
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    • deal with much that has concerned me recently in the sphere of
    • within space, of being concentrated in one point, has quite a
    • appeared quite complacent towards it, comes to hate spiritual
    • reminiscent of the Old Testament. Christ points to the fact that a
    • the cosmic expanse has concentrated itself again in an embryo borne
    • how in the concentrated brain structure an imprint of the total
    • Such considerations, related as they are to recent research, help us
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    • and significant triumphs over the last four centuries we must fully
    • properly speaking, begins with their descent.
    • this central statue in our building. Looking at this central figure,
    • concentration could never have developed. Humanity, however,
    • can be seen everywhere will be concentrated in a few simple words
    • radiates out from the earth its meaning, its central
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    • have their origins in the habitual natures of those who have recently
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    • centre and the sun and the stars move around it. As this
    • spatial worldview had to be substituted by the heliocentric
    • exercises of thinking, of feeling while he concentrates, for
    • meet former lives on earth, not in a reminiscent way, because
    • Quite recently, I have held a talk about the same objects as
    • of fact in this absurd teaching. In the centre of your
    • Wahle still recently writes this way.
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • that has appeared recently to support what is called the theory of
    • of date. Read the recent book by a theologian, a book remarkable in
    • etheric reappearance of Christ in the twentieth century and that I
    • of Golgotha and the necessary ascent of humanity, starting from our
    • In my recent book,
    • of the earth only through humanity's ascent to spirituality. Of this
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    • spiritual-scientific research places itself in the recent
    • centuries.
    • considers it. Recently I have pointed out in a cycle of talks
    • that that which is so often misjudged in the recent time which
    • former centuries and millennia, people had a certain
    • centuries especially if he describes that what perished? Why
    • Indeed, from the sixteenth century on the European life begins
    • last centuries.
    • Central Europe, of East Europe, of Asia have certain other soul
    • the recent time such considerations of the social-moral and the
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    • for ever and ever; but for the recent, by the natural sciences
    • not an accidental meeting for the last centuries, but that a
    • nineteenth century, scientific research has rightly eliminated
    • scientific age. It will appear if just in the centre of the
    • century, we do not realise that the human being thought
    • withdrew substantially during the last centuries. Because it
    • in old times, or as in recent times the naturalists do, they
    • now the truth appears naked in Eastern Europe and Central
    • development of decades and centuries which are connected with
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    • development, which began in the 15th century of our Christian era, is
    • the Greco-Latin civilization from the first half of the 15th century,
    • period, which commenced in the 8th century B.C. and finished in the
    • 15th century A.D., was pre-eminently the period in which humanity
    • age which has comparatively few centuries behind it. Each age lasts on
    • central point out to one side without also swinging back to the other.
    • impulses must become, right on until the 30th century. For men to
    • personalities, as the center of the review. What have we gained from
    • what has now borne fruit, after the recent destruction of opposing
    • begins with the 30th century. From this we can see the fact that
    • In the Central European countries there is a middle condition of
    • In the Central European countries, which are now in such a state of
    • the Central European nations is really suited for political life. When
    • is firmly anchored in the soul, in the Central European countries, it
    • Appearance. However, the people of the Central European countries
    • simply no disposition for politics. When the Central European people
    • If you turn to the Central European people what will you find, when
    • Threshold but who are invisible to ordinary consciousness. The Central
    • the Central European countries as a being penetrated with the powers
    • inclination to be satisfied with exact truth; whereas in the Central European
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    • worlds were able to penetrate. And it was from these centers that
    • centers in East Asia, began suddenly, at the age of about
    • of the earliest Christian centuries.
    • north of Africa, and in Asia Minor during the first centuries of
    • faculty of comprehension until the fourth century
    • middle of the fifteenth century we have been living in an era in
    • third of the nineteenth century the spiritual has been
    • wisdom still survived. In the first centuries of Christendom,
    • Gospels; often they are scarcely even reminiscent of the original
    • life. Another book has recently appeared:
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    • And it was from these centres that men received
    • of the Mystery-centres in East Asia, began suddenly, at the
    • centuries.
    • first centuries of Christendom. And when the Mystery of
    • faculty of comprehension until the fourth century
    • since the middle of the fifteenth century we have been living
    • last third of the nineteenth century the spiritual has been
    • centuries of Christendom, men's understanding of the Gospels
    • Gospels; often they are scarcely even reminiscent of the
    • life. — Another book has recently appeared:
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    • thought — or at least it was until recently, for today people
    • centuries, back to the Middle Ages, and, I might say, we follow the
    • centuries, and now live more in the north — they are, to be
    • lineal descent, and which we take up with the first feelings of love
    • the south during the first centuries of Christianity and who then
    • the first Christian centuries, at the time of the migrations of
    • something entirely different from what in the first centuries had
    • those of the following centuries were so constituted that, in
    • Christianity a few centuries after it had come into existence.
    • descent, if we are not able to take into consideration what the souls
    • understood in the most varied ways. The people of the first centuries
    • during the first Christian centuries now incarnated in western,
    • course of the nineteenth century the principle of nationality arose,
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    • learns to control his muscles and limbs in such a way that the centre
    • next descent to the earthly world, possess already a power which in
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    • and social respect in this enlightened twentieth century, there
    • reality through what can go out in future from Dornach as the centre
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    • administrative centre for the content and the impulse of
    • while ago I received a letter from a fairly recent Member of the
    • recently asked in Prague whether the Bohemian
    • recently, can happen no longer. A great deal of the hostility, for
    • the first centuries of Christianity this wisdom was completely
    • were true knowers in the first Christian centuries were able to
    • centuries of its existence.
    • Orient, on a magnificent scale. Together with the warlike campaigns
    • personality of whom tradition says that he made magnificent provision
    • of Arabism continued for many centuries, as we know from the wars
    • al Raschid inasmuch as in the seventeenth century
    • century A.D. We are led
    • sixth century, we have to come back again to the later Conrad
    • in the twelfth century at the Court of Henry (II) of England.
    • centuries A.D. and
    • slave-overseer was born again in the ninth century
    • ‘innocent guilt’ in connection with the cruelties that
    • ninth century brought this wedded couple into connection with many
    • century and on into the modern age) impulses took shape once again
    • woman in the ninth century A.D.
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    • of mankind as human love were seen to be concentrated within
    • history. It traces the line of descent in a certain people.
    • concentrated within the race of Abraham; how for three times
    • descent of its qualities through three times fourteen
    • concentrated within the physical personality of Jesus of
    • Here in this central region of Asia a people settled who
    • settlement in Central Asia even soon after the Atlantean
    • everything on earth was also changed at the descent of man.
    • attitude that persisted for a long time in Central Asia: an
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    • Matthew emphasis is laid on the descent of the physical
    • as the principle of Ormuzd, the beneficent Being of Light,
    • quiescent Time, Time flowing on in its universal course. The
    • uttered in the course of the nineteenth century, is that
    • truths which, in the course of centuries, have been
    • expression — words — have for centuries been
    • of Chaldea and Babylon, who in the sixth century before
    • concentrated as into a single point, invisible but inwardly
    • — it was now found by man in the centre of his own
    • which was concentrated everything that in the age of ancient
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    • an independent centre. In a primeval past the whole substance
    • the one centre, and the Earth the other.
    • centres of occult science. Indeed, the possibility of this
    • experienced was an ascent, a beautiful ascending progress.
    • the world drawn from recent excavations and fragmentary
    • another: through physical descent. In order that a physical
    • writer of the Gospel of St. Matthew. In his table of descent,
    • whole Hebrew people, and was then concentrated in a single
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    • from Atlantis to Central Asia, and founded post-Atlantean
    • into the secret sanctuaries of Central Asia. It was he who
    • ordering of the stars. In the line of descent from Abraham,
    • detail — in the descent, in the conferring of the
    • whole line of descent from Abraham to Joseph if he wished in
    • beginning of our era. Half-a-century had not yet elapsed, so
    • stream’ was slowly prepared in centres of which
    • therefore, the leader of the Essenes about a century before
    • literature of the Talmud. Thus, a century before our era,
    • fables have recently been revived. He was a great and noble
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    • The secret of the blood in the line of descent, and the secret
    • century of the Christian era. Having stated emphatically that
    • Bodhisattvas, and the centre of this collegium is the living
    • by Luke. From the sixth century
    • has passed through forty-two stages in the line of descent;
    • experienced his inner self; where he felt the centre of his
    • century before these forty-two generations could be
    • apparent that the teaching concerning the descent through the
    • see what was external from within. Man's descent into
    • the centre of which is man himself. Now man does not reach
    • from a centre outwards; he must expand in spiral form; he
    • central point of his own self; he regards it from the
    • Gospel of Matthew describes the mystery of the descent of the
    • descent of the divine force which built the astral body and
    • of initiation; the descent by certain stages of the Divine
    • explained in the next lecture how a table of descent is also
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    • AN examination of the descent of Jesus, as
    • find the descent of Jesus is traced back to Adam, and to God.
    • to man as he was before his descent into physical
    • existence before the descent of divine man into what the
    • man's first descent into earthly incarnation.
    • The incarnation in the sixth century
    • the Babylonian Captivity. During the following six centuries,
    • The incarnation in the sixth century B.c. is of special
    • Babylonian Captivity. During the following six centuries,
    • the line of descent, a part of the tree of the human race.
    • descent into earthly incarnation, when as yet he led a divine
    • first centuries was regarded as heretical, a noteworthy
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    • Mysteries. Descent into the physical body and expansion into
    • sense-world, concentrated on one point of view from which he
    • ego, and concentrated into one point, by desiring to be
    • macrocosm. Both this descent and this expansion had to be
    • descent into the physical and etheric body as a free
    • both sides — the descent into the physical and etheric
    • body, the microcosm, and the ascent into the macrocosm.
    • these events, that is His descent into a physical and etheric
    • bodies. In the descent of the Christ into a human physical
    • side of initiation, the descent into the physical body and
    • concentrated within this one point in space; but now He
    • with one side of initiation, the descent into the
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    • that is, the descent into his physical and etheric sheaths,
    • egoistic inner being.’ Descent into a man's own
    • youngest gods, the more recent divinely spiritual forces who
    • descent into their inner being by the methods of initiation
    • descent into the etheric body that brought man in
    • is the descent into the physical body. In his physical body
    • concentrating on the most exalted wisdom to which the soul
    • making the descent into his physical organism a man is again
    • strives to evolve after having made the descent into his own
    • who makes the descent into his astral, etheric, and physical
    • man's descent into his own being that is so wonderfully
    • stage of temptation arises after the descent into the astral
    • the third stage, the descent into the physical body. When
    • this descent appears as a temptation, it is described in a
    • ordered sequence tells of the phases of the ascent of the
    • centuries — so that those who have the will to hear can
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    • centuries immediately preceding Christ. Let us suppose that
    • attention fixed on this mass of detail, concentration on
    • descent of man into his inner being, the descent into the
    • the ascent of man to the Kingdom of Heaven; never before had
    • following way: In the seventeenth century there was a student
    • recently translated from English into German to make it
    • nature is centred; everything brought into the world through
    • man from progressing in the right way; but since the descent
    • expression, after which he can make further ascent, in a new
    • physical body, and that its centre is in the heart. Therefore
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    • the ‘Temptation’ was a descent into all these
    • hearken to such magnificent utterances as those of the Sermon
    • there. (This has often been spoken of as the ascent into
    • conversing together. This fact indicates an ascent into
    • happen that before the expiration of the twentieth century a
    • it emerges again and again in the course of centuries.
    • twelfth century, a false Messiah appeared at Fez in Morocco,
    • Central Asia. It was a great world movement, and created a
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    • point, a living centre for forces passing from the macrocosm
    • disciples. Such a concentration of forces was only possible
    • allow what we have heard in recent lectures concerning the
    • by me when referring to the descent of Jesus of Nazareth. We
    • teachings of Spiritual Science during recent years you can
    • spirals, and, in the centre between them, a little
    • initiation who has made his first ascent into the spiritual
    • we recognize all that came to pass through the descent of
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    • The upward development of man, and the descent of divine beings
    • accepting the descent of beings from higher regions, beings
    • upward evolution of men to spiritual heights, and the descent
    • carrying out more recent research. Popular but not very
    • given concerning the descent of the inner Light-being, the
    • In Christ we see this gradual descent in its most complex
    • from texts more recently discovered some contradiction of
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    • lowest stage. Then theosophy points to the central Being of the entire
    • without a central organ they would be nothing, for without a heart they
    • theosophy come and say that it contains no moral incentives. Theosophy
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    • human culture. The last few centuries have led to the practice of
    • somewhat, let us say, like a centaur. The more pictorially alive the
    • first step. Through intense concentration upon the soul life, brought
    • action is the tendency to relate itself to something as a center. And
    • central core of man's being and the physical organization. It is not
    • philosophical development of the nineteenth century to have
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    • extremely strange fact that in Central Europe something of
    • Something like a snake-shaped ring contracts in Central Europe
    • centre, the Normannic tribes move in the 9th century down who
    • Central Europe. But they push their way into the Romance
    • One has the idea that in Central Europe are mainly Teutons and
    • blood, in Central Europe is more Celtic blood, this is true.
    • Thus the people in Central Europe are encircled as it were. The
    • Central Europe basically complete hostility could never hold
    • Central European civilisation to relate to the future culture?
    • different how it arises. In the Central European civilisation
    • centre an ego-culture is founded. You can see that easily on
    • Thus the ego-culture of Central Europe is aroused from without.
    • ego-culture in Central Europe.
    • An important point in time is again in the 15th century. At
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    • cents.
    • person living in the 13th or 14th century! Such a person lived at a
    • century the danger that humanity would sink completely into
    • have great influence. Yet a few centuries later ancient Rome has
    • centuries, will rise above industry, learning, and the various
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    • course of the twentieth century it will quite definitely become a
  • Title: Lecture: Conscience and Astonishment as Indications of Spiritual Vision in Past and Future.
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    • the twentieth century it will become widespread. It will take this
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    • evolution of humanity has consisted in man's descent into
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    • stage in the descent to a new incarnation is when the human being
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    • all these secrets of the Universe are concentrated. The
    • becomes evanescent, and finally dissolves in the Universe. As
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    • supposed to be a kind of globe filled with incandescent gas
    • densified, incandescent gas in empty space, as science alleges,
    • picture the Sun as a globe of incandescent gas? It is because a
    • destiny in his incarnation in the nineteenth century was due to
    • Spirit. Nor are the other stars so many bodies of incandescent,
    • concentration and application of the methods for the attainment
    • incarnation in the nineteenth century took shape.
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    • matter and replacing it from within, from the inner centre of
    • incarnation. In the nineteenth century this individuality
    • century as Voltaire.
    • Another individuality takes us back to Central America, to
    • the eighteenth/nineteenth century. The other individuality who
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    • movement since about the turn of the century, I have to say that what
    • twentieth century, the so-called Dark Age came to an end, and a new
    • the turning-point from the 19th to the 20th century that man has to
    • I see that young people who have come down recently from the spiritual
    • earth. Men who became so very clever during the 19th century have no
    • the 19th century as the most enlightened attitude has been given up by
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    • the first century
    • centuries. He witnessed the cruel persecutions of the
    • experiences which, as the eighteenth century approached, were
    • Saturn sphere discloses itself. The intense concentration upon
    • appeared again in the second half of the eighteenth century
    • its basic trend on the one side in the early centuries of
    • century. But in the eighteenth century there were no bodies on
    • personality of the nineteenth century. What struck people
    • thirteenth century had been engaged in a struggle with Rome,
    • enacted in the form of a sacred rite in a Mystery Centre of
    • century. In this case too, what had been retained of the great
    • Frenchman of the nineteenth century and therefore altogether
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    • resembled their lives in the nineteenth century. But the two
    • nineteenth century — Garibaldi was born in 1807
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    • faculty to gaze into the life preceding the descent to earthly
    • turn of the nineteenth/twentieth century was accompanied
    • the close of the nineteenth century when an Age of Light would
    • living in the nineteenth century and their ideas flow on
    • youth is peculiarly sensitive, with the turn of the century an
    • nineteenth century — have the instinctive feeling: we
    • twentieth century. What is this Youth Movement really seeking?
    • living, now, in the nineteenth/twentieth century; formerly this
    • century. The two personalities are linked by the life
    • in the eighth century, you must be capable of loving your own
    • although the being who lived in the eighth century is there
    • and promote this oriental scholarship at a centre of learning
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    • has recently been drawn to what a man loses if he loses his
    • recently been able to generate such enthusiasm. A few more
    • lead one back into the early Christian centuries, when they had
    • centuries when in the South and also already to some extent in
    • influential Christians in the first century and faded away in
    • the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh centuries
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    • centred. So the waking hours of the day are used for the
    • the present time, in the twentieth century, having lived before
    • in the fourteenth or eleventh century. During his life in the
    • eleventh century he performed a really significant act, one
    • comes again in the twentieth century it wants to be finally
    • century is of such significance that it cannot make use of a
    • short life in the twentieth-century incarnation. Here
    • incarnation. Such action or thinking in the eleventh century
    • the deed in the eleventh century brings about the death in the
    • twentieth century. And the death sends the illness on in
    • eleventh century, when we are asleep we encounter what took
    • place in that century before anything dating from a still
    • earlier incarnation, let us say in the second century B.C. Thus
    • in the evolutionary process of Nature, in what is reminiscent
    • plants is reminiscent of the conditions prevailing in our first
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    • century, he uses the body which this century can provide and
    • previous earthly life, say in the tenth or eleventh century, as
    • century. He is not the same person as he was at that earlier
    • spiritually that now, in the twentieth century, he is the man
    • commune. They came together again in the nineteenth century.
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    • and fourteenth centuries when the spiritual stream of
    • subsequent incarnations he led the occult schools of Central
    • There were many such Mystery Centers on the ancient Atlantean
    • centers, the mystery schools, by the term “Atlantean
    • Atlantean Oracles and their centers of wisdom, spiritual life
    • capacity, but there was one center in which the capacities of
    • of this center, of the Holy Sun Oracle, had been initiated
    • modern languages. All the magnificent words that you find in
    • sixteenth century achieved such significant results in
    • century who prepared himself for a great task after two
    • high and the magnificent that lives in the sun descended to
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    • and fourteenth centuries, and called Rosicrucian training.
    • why this universal wisdom was communicated in secret schools and centers
    • nineteenth century, as the result of external conditions that we shall
    • nineteenth century the Guardians of this knowledge said to themselves that
    • intelligence prevailing in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
    • thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. There were few at that time who
    • theosophist of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. In the forms
    • during recent centuries — this was first possible for modern science.
    • in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries took place at the time when
    • self is formed out of, born out of the whole universe and our own ascent
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    • planet and have their habitation in the center of the earth. You may
    • the kingdoms of nature ascends, the nearer we come to beings whose center
    • world. The animals are creatures that have a center in themselves and
    • its center in itself, in the realm that is invisible. We must look for
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    • for the descent into a new existence on earth.
    • fairy tale of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. “We ourselves
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    • member. What a truly magnificent structure it is, this physical body
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    • reminiscent of those conditions. The fire breather of Old Moon, the
    • existed on Old Moon, the descent of the astral body would have taken
    • again into globules that circle round the central globule. In this way
    • a certain amount of wisdom from the last third of the nineteenth century
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    • were also centers of culture and ritual — we will call them the
    • powerful Sun Oracle. This was the leading center of the Mysteries whence
    • this highest leadership, all Mars men were under that of the center
    • from the Jupiter Oracle, and so on. All these Oracle centers, however,
    • of cultural center in Asia. He drew these individuals to him in order
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    • the physical world and into a life wholly centered in the individual
    • descent into Hell.
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    • descent of humanity during the post-Atlantean era through the different
    • century B.C.
    • exercises of meditation, concentration, and other indications. In his
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    • character on which they concentrate their mind, and as they
    • concentrate upon these formulae they feel that divine spiritual life
    • Central European civilization, the Greco-Latin and Chaldean peoples,
    • not concentrate on the force radiating from itself in order to lend
    • entire universe, showing how the divine Will as a center is reflected
    • center of illumination inside this globe is reflected in myriad
    • Godhead — where the Godhead occupies the central position and yet at
    • descent. At the same time every man has his own individual
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    • thinking habits, and powers of concentration.
    • habits and powers of concentration are as valid now as they were when
    • not. At the beginning of the last century it was a complicated affair to
    • nebula that began to rotate and then densified into a central body from
    • oil were thrown off from the central drop creating a miniature planetary
    • condition in which many people are unable to recollect their most recent
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    • thinking habits, and powers of concentration.
    • century it was a very long and troublesome business to post a letter.
    • nebula. It began to rotate, drew together into one central body from
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    • Spiritual science, or as we call it more recently,
    • we see how from the center of his nature something evolves which is
    • century considered this discovery of the development of the species
    • centuries was overcome: that the living can originate from the
    • lifeless. Even into the 17th century the learned and the unlearned
    • should have to go back more than centuries if we wished to
    • perhaps has acquired centuries earlier this or that quality and the
    • lived perhaps for centuries in an entirely different world and is
    • absorbed into his inner essential being. It is as if upon its descent
    • who has a strong firm center in his inner being. If the ego
    • center of our being; we can make spiritual science the greatest
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • more clear in the middle of the fourth decade of this century,
    • another descent of Christ into the flesh, as another physical
    • led humanity's descent into the physical plane appears again after
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    • descent into a man of flesh, into Jesus of Nazareth, was necessary in
    • times could realise: The descent of the God to men is necessary in
    • the middle of the thirties of this century, approximately in the
    • thinking will conceive of this event as a descent of Christ in the flesh,
    • re-ascend along the path by which the descent was once made and
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    • thoughts are about to centre has been for many centuries the turning
    • those who for centuries have held firmly as a rock to all that is
    • by the intellectual currents of thought of the eighteenth century, it
    • came about in the course of the following century that what could be
    • We might say that the Historical Jesus of nineteenth century thought
    • How did the historical research of the nineteenth century examine the
    • research of the nineteenth century collected out of the Gospels
    • Is it not the case that those who in the nineteenth century presented
    • understood in that century?
    • exactly the opposite of that which formed the central point of the
    • that in the course of two centuries, during the time of the Greek
    • These were of two kinds: the one proceeded from that centre of
    • then used the most terrible and magnificent powers were brought before
    • deeper sense held that even as through Adam the descent of man into
    • Thus in the centre of the history of the world was set an historical
    • after the descent of the Mithra Being had to experience the
    • almost to the end of the eighteenth century. It is pointed out in
    • what was lacking in the whole of the nineteenth century researches on
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    • of occult spiritual life in recent centuries, for as
    • When we place before our minds these two recent
    • the other movement, which for centuries has existed
    • Such Imaginations, because they are concentrated in
    • Thus we see how in recent centuries we encounter
    • few centuries there is hardly a greater contrast
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    • both of religious life and of occult spiritual life in recent
    • centuries. For as regards spiritual development in Europe during this
    • before our minds these two recent streams, we must see in the
    • Jesus-Principle. In the other movement, which for centuries has
    • Imaginations, because they are concentrated in the most intense,
    • recent centuries we encounter these two movements, among many others:
    • men. In the development of civilisation during the last few centuries
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    • thirteenth century. At that time it was recognised by those
    • particular attention to the fact that since the thirteenth century
    • thirteenth century. I want especially to point this out because in
    • in the thirteenth century and on through the following centuries, for
    • twentieth century. Outsiders, particularly, will fall — more or
    • in the thirteenth century has been to establish a rule which must
    • most holy element in man's inner life, his Will-centre, as
    • centuries has again had to be modified for our time. The
    • Rosicrucianism of those earlier centuries could not reckon with a
    • excluded for many centuries from the external, exoteric teachings of
    • Christianity. In the thirteenth century the teaching of reincarnation
    • to break with everything that the thought-forms of the last century have
    • century who at the zenith of his life gathered up his thoughts and
    • In more recent times
    • the idea occurs sporadically. Drossbach, a nineteenth-century
    • the middle of the last century, a small society offered a prize for
    • otherwise in the fifties of the last century, when the necessary
    • century. Hence in my little book,
    • applies to the single individual; all the attention is centred on
    • nineteenth century had not yet produced the corresponding
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    • agree that during the centuries since the Mystery of Golgotha there
    • again — it is only in the twentieth century that a renewal of
    • from the twentieth century onwards, a third begins. It arises because
    • concentration and other exercises will occur. As we have often said,
    • beginning from our twentieth century?
    • research how it is that from the twentieth century onwards Christ
    • — so in the course of the twentieth century, towards the end of
    • the twentieth century, a significant event will again take place, not
    • connected with the evolution of humanity in the twentieth century,
    • many centuries, and is denied by no occultist who knows these things.
    • But recently it has been verified again with the utmost care, by
    • centuries. We shall have to characterise this fact more exactly in
    • Jesus there have been many opinions in the course of the centuries,
    • that Christ — who from the twentieth century onwards will be
    • preparation for the Christ who from the twentieth century onwards
    • Christ which will have its beginning in the twentieth century. In the
    • sense of the Monistic philosophy of the nineteenth century; to the
    • merely subjective. In the preceding centuries Faith had been demanded
    • as a necessity. In the nineteenth century Faith is attacked just
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    • centuries to the question we ourselves have raised today. Men such as
    • centuries removed from them, as Heraclitus and Socrates were. Justin
    • of Golgotha — how it was felt that between the centuries before
    • other historical instances that men in earlier centuries consciously
    • quality.’ Someone living in the third century after Christ,
    • looking back to men who had lived in the third century before Christ,
    • mystical views of the early Christian centuries that the most
    • the first Christian centuries, we can say: Certainly it is now
    • twentieth century can stream into us.
    • century. From what he writes we learn something that can be fully
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    • our life up to that time, and we take with us a concentrated etheric
    • know that this epoch began about the eighth century before our era,
    • and ended in the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth centuries
    • back farther than the sixth or seventh century before our era, though
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    • take up a question which is central to the whole Christian cosmic
    • middle or in the last third of the nineteenth century had accepted
    • his work on Reimarus, a thinker of the eighteenth century, we read:
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    • magnificent picture of human evolution opened up.
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    • points are given in my recently published book,
    • of his life his mere presence, or his touch, had beneficent effects —
    • degree that they could have a beneficent magnetic influence on his
    • that the Bodhisattva, who on becoming Buddha five centuries before
    • recent years have led to the recognition of a very important
    • philosophical streams which have developed during recent centuries up
    • to the nineteenth century, in so far as they are Western spiritual
    • centre, as in a tabernacle, and because of this it had quite special
    • There was a transference from a Mystery centre in Western Asia, where
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    • In hardly any other century has there been such
    • the century. More and more men came to lose the knowledge of the way
    • eighteenth century formed on their way to the Christ-Impulse. Even
    • the first half of the nineteenth century was illumined by a certain
    • the most part in the nineteenth century this path to Christ was lost
    • nineteenth century was only natural in face of the fact that in the
    • twentieth century a quite new epoch for the spiritual life of men
    • recently through the inflow of the concepts of reincarnation and
    • which Theosophy was cultivated in the eighteenth century. At that
    • theosophical subjects written by Oetinger in the eighteenth century.
    • forties of the nineteenth century, as it had come over from many
    • forties of the nineteenth century, must appear significant when it
    • old Theosophy that was handed down from the eighteenth century.
    • of the nineteenth century. Only through what we may now accept as the
    • heart and every soul can understand it. During the nineteenth century
    • theosophists of the eighteenth century still fully possessed; they
    • recently, and gave rise to a rich literature, buried though this is
    • there was in the nineteenth century! It is impossible in a short
    • of the nineteenth century concerning Christ Jesus. And anyone who
    • very real difficulties, if the views of the nineteenth century on
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    • ascent. He acknowledges before the Twelve: ‘As the animal
    • Very few are capable of it now, but from the middle of this century
    • the nineteenth century must carry over into its present existence
    • reincarnation reappeared in the eighteenth century, it appeared as a
    • twentieth century and may be called the second Christ-Event, so that
    • the twentieth century takes place, many of those now living will be
    • full illumination, upon the Christ-Event of the twentieth century.
    • be such that in the course of future centuries and millennia human
    • slandered individuality who lived about a century before our era. He
    • preceded Jesus of Nazareth by a century. Jesus of Nazareth Himself
    • century. It is impossible to speak here more exactly concerning the
    • centuries — he is quite dissimilar in his youth from what he
    • path. The Christ would have had an ascent, but humanity a downfall.
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    • concentrate upon that which he should do, it is also with the
    • This happens by concentration, contemplation, and
    • usual life. This happens by meditation, concentration, and
    • concentrates on one mental picture, on one sensation. He rests
    • soul, which it gives as power; one has to concentrate only upon
    • century when Francesco Redi, a great naturalist, said, life
    • It was heresy of Redi in the seventeenth century what one
    • centuries. They could look out into the cosmic space and say,
    • laborious; one can attain it only with much concentration.
    • concentrates to become a new plant, the spiritual-mental
    • essence concentrates in the human being more and more, the more
    • “During all centuries the poor truth had to blush about
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    • centuries, his rule over the physical world. It is a
    • that around the 16th century men lost the vision of the
    • wishes to indicate the necessity of man's descent into
    • from humanity while this descent took place, and this
    • “magnificent progress” of modern times! Spiritual
    • 16th century, care was taken also in Europe to establish the
    • Around the 16th century, lived certain people who were able
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    • it must resound from the central point of our being. No
    • being. Through the Ego, and from this centre, man works upon
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    • something new and pass through new experiences. Centuries
    • earth in the second century after Christ. What aspect did the
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    • MAN'S DESCENT INTO AN EARTHLY INCARNATION.
    • have to describe man's descent into the world, but you need
    • not object to the word “descent”, for it is not a
    • spatial descent, but a gradual process of development whereby
    • real. In centuries to come, men will turn to this very book
    • beginning of the 20th century.
    • the essence towards which all men develop. He is the centre
    • Father as the centre of a reflecting hollow sphere: The
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    • an apparently innocent man is born in the midst of misery and
    • disappeared only during the 16th century. Quite a definite
    • fore during those last 400 years or so. The most innocent
    • above all has been heading towards materialism for centuries.
    • which men have a sound conception of life, a strong central
    • towards a centre, thus producing symptoms of neurosis, of
    • of concentration; in fact, we can see this already to-day.
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    • in the first centuries after Christ's birth, up to the 8th
    • and 9th century. But these are average conditions, for the
    • centuries — equality in the face of God, and equality
    • centuries of Christianity and who then passed through the
    • many centuries and it was taken over by Christianity. That is
    • and if the sun rose in the sign of Aries from the 8th century
    • of Taurus. In fact before the 8th century B.C. the bull was
    • the 11th century A.D., we can easily understand that the
    • centre of this course of development, and one might say: This
    • in the centre of the sevenfold human being: physical body,
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    • cents.
    • centralised, and the first basis of the organs of growth reaching as
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    • body; the sense organs thus became centralised, and the first
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    • constitutes a centre for certain forces and streams of the
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    • populations concentrated themselves in the most unfavourable
    • in our descent and this rendered possible the greatest
    • progress upon the physical plane: This descent, however, must
    • raise man out of this entanglement. Man's ascent from matter
    • this ascent into the spiritual world.
    • control our body. With the gradual ascent into the spiritual
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    • deepest descent into matter through the spirit. We recognised
    • that an ascent must once more come, a spiritualisation, and
    • adopted a name reaching far back into the centuries, because
    • because the power of memory was preserved for centuries, and
    • through the centuries producing such a memory was named
    • schools which were at the same time churches and centres of
    • they can overcome the deepest descent of the spirit. Before
    • it was usual to designate throughout centuries the nearer of
    • “Descent into Hell”, and it is followed by a
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    • and 15th century, particularly in the so-called Occult
    • which was introduced into Europe since the 14th century in
    • with the descent of a winged being. You may even find this
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    • of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century, certain
    • innocent body, is connected with the fact that he began to
    • thus concentrate yourself upon that point where the physical
    • is concentration, concentration of thought. Consider how your
    • of the 19th century; we could cite many examples in support
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    • its content, the subject of these lectures, was for centuries taught
    • which this teaching has been heard for centuries recognized the same
    • cultivated, since the fourteenth century, a spiritual, a genuinely
    • Baptism of St. John, a direct line of descent can be traced to Him
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    • is to be disclosed here in the next few days has been known for centuries
    • circles in which for centuries the same message was proclaimed within
    • of Europe ever since the 14th Century. This Rosicrucian Society which,
    • points emphatically to this line of descent:
    • on the other hand, the attempt is made to trace the descent of this
    • world as rocks and mountains that seem to defy the centuries we need
    • of this divine descent is still apparent. For this reason the writer
    • the evolution: first a descent from the cosmos into the physical elements,
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    • whose bosom he was born. A descent from the Gods, followed by a
    • re-ascent to, and a reunion with them — such is man's path in his
    • extent, and in earlier centuries to a greater extent, though this
    • presents nothing but a sum of experiences demonstrating his ascent to
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    • able to turn to the Gods in whom he had his genesis. A descent from
    • was still developed to a certain degree, and in earlier centuries even
    • his ascent into the higher worlds during previous incarnations: the
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    • them these substances and established their centre of activity by the
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    • existence in consequence of the descent from space of souls who were
    • blood and could trace their descent to the survivors of the
    • it alive through the line of descent. Now the human race increased, as
    • Hebrew nation, because the latter had most recently preserved what we
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    • in the center.
    • substances of the period, then, that man molded his evanescent, tenuous
    • those who traced their descent to the human beings who had survived
    • that the ascent to the old Gods should be made by way of the early forebears.
    • the whole line of descent if they would find the way to the Gods. Had
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    • ‘The Devil, your good-folk ne'er scent,
    • corresponded to the origin of their descent. There were human souls
    • centred in the physical world and had rendered desolate his life
    • point of view. Christ represents the descent to our Earth of the force
    • before us vistas of the future of the twentieth century. If we give
    • methods by which to know and understand Him. In earlier centuries
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    • “The Devil your good-folk ne'er scent,
    • call meditation and other exercises designed to develop inner concentration,
    • like a magnificent tableau; spatially side by side, all the situations
    • desire, in varying degrees, to find the center of gravity in personality.
    • the descent to our earth of the spiritual power of love, though even
    • he places before us a forecast of the 20th Century. And if we read his
    • find new means of comprehending Him. In former centuries other ways and
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    • collects his forces and increases their strength in the centre of his
    • the centre of its being. Here we find the physical, as the effect of
    • the inherited tendencies; but we also know of the inner, central
    • body. Thus, for Anthroposophy, the central figure in the whole tableau
    • whole picture tending towards and focused upon the great central point
    • central figure, on which everything else depends. I understand the
    • understood the central figure!’
    • to the central figure, the Christ, and understand all the details of
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    • He would assemble his forces and consolidate them in the center of his
    • back into the center of its being.
    • in the blood, in the line of descent. But in every case of this sort
    • way of inner, central soul forces, and that if sufficiently strengthened
    • Weltanschauung sees the Christ Being as a sort of central point
    • only when the whole immense picture focuses at the great central point,
    • this sheds light on all else. It is a picture with a central figure
    • the various phenomena of the spiritual world; but then we concentrate
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    • is, whom we must now place in the centre of our vision. If we bear in
    • to the previous life of the person in question but to concentrate upon
    • standpoint when he says: ‘Everything in Christianity centres upon the
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    • Luke traces the line of descent back to Adam, and from Adam to Adam's
    • employs phrases reminiscent of Persia, and how this old mode of expression
    • their descent — that is, whether from Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus.
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    • Where in the world could we find a lyrical document so magnificently
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    • had to be used because Christ is the Being Who had but recently approached
    • concentrating on the crucial words of the chapter in question. In the
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    • its centre, back to the heart. When oppressed with sadness, the tears
    • In the old initiation there were definite stages in the ascent to
    • world with the descent of Christ into the threefold sheath of Jesus of
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    • when frightened he drives his blood back inward into the center; in
    • until recently united with the forces of the earth is very different
    • center. Thus He was able to say that His astral body had achieved sufficient
    • into the world with the descent of the Christ into the threefold sheath
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    • more recent times as is presage to fulfillment. In the legends of Oedipus
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    • may call the central European civilization) to the Graeco-Latin
    • About the sixth or seventh century before Christ, as the pre-Christian
    • was on the decline. From the eighth century before the Christian era
    • centuries before the coming of Christ, from which the results of
    • in the thirteenth century intensely penetrated by the Christ-impulse,
    • science and Christianity. Even in the thirteenth century he would have
    • alone, not with the science of the thirteenth century, he could have
    • the thirteenth century were obliged to revert to Aristotle; he still
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    • time, which we may call the Central European cultural epoch, we can
    • epoch — say, in the 6th or 7th Century before our era —
    • in the matter of knowledge. From the eighth, seventh, and sixth centuries
    • or 7th Century before the appearance of Christ we see established something
    • of this. Suppose that a man of the 13th Century had been profoundly
    • science and Christianity: even as early as the 13th Century he would
    • collaborating with Aristotle, not with 13th-Century science, would he
    • 13th-Century scholars had to revert to Aristotle, who still possessed
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    • in His descent by the seer Zarathustra in ancient Persia; then by
    • our earth; whereby our earth was placed in a centre of equilibrium
    • evolution of those beings who were forced to remove their centre of
    • the blood flowed from the wounds of Christ Jesus. Let us concentrate
    • An innocent Being, therefore, was to suffer and become united with
    • Thus by the innocent death on Golgotha the proof was furnished and
    • innocent death, was a contradiction in itself. Now what was actually
    • spiritual centre and scene of activity by a spiritual being. The
    • cosmic centre was created. We were there as human beings, whether in a
    • generations of the first centuries of Christian evolution could learn,
    • Jesus of Nazareth. His descent can be traced through three times
    • showing that the physical line of descent and inheritance of the body
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    • supra-terrestrial regions and that It was seen in Its descent, so to speak:
    • up to the entry of the Christ impulse, and let us concentrate on a quite
    • utterly innocent death — could extinguish all guilty death.
    • An innocent Being, accordingly,
    • Thus the innocent death
    • by a contradictory death, by a death that was innocent.
    • a new spiritual center, a new sphere of activity. The formation of a
    • from the wounds of Christ Jesus, a new cosmic center was created. We
    • the first place a book from which people of the first Christian centuries
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    • the evolution of the earth. We see the central light still burning in
    • then, where you see the central light, is the point of time when the
    • light next after the central is kindled and begins to burn brightly;
    • Yes, a new centre was then created when that Death was consummated on
    • created therein a new centre of light. He penetrates the Earth, sends
    • whether they are extended in space or are centres of force. Atoms of
    • and kindled within her the memory of everything which she had recently
    • — that is, we know, at this stage, what is meant by the Descent
    • words, the ascent into the spiritual world. This is the stage of which
    • experiences, his ascent to a still higher world, He revealed to those
    • understand how the separate events group themselves within the central
    • receive them. This was the case in the earliest centuries of
    • lost during the centuries immediately preceding Christ's advent; this
    • that had been spiritually bestowed on mankind in earlier centuries and
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    • The Earth as Christ's Body and as a New Light Center.
    • as well. It can be said that with the event of Golgotha a new center
    • created a new light center; He permeates the earth, shines forth into
    • extended or whether they form force centers — that is immaterial.
    • that is, in this stage we have learned the meaning of the Descent into
    • to more advanced stages; and what He experienced — His ascent
    • Ram; the adjacent one, the Bull; the one with the hands, the Twins;
    • during the first centuries, when it was men's task to reconquer through
    • had lost during the last pre-Christian centuries, and this could be
    • nature which had been vouchsafed mankind in earlier centuries, and which
    • Buddha. At that time, six centuries before Christ, the Buddha being
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    • concentration. He should put his everyday thoughts aside completely
    • catastrophes such as the many we've had recently and like the
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    • sets up a center against his error, he will also master them. Art is
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    • always but assumes a different form in every century. The reason for
    • an extremely important period: the thirteenth century. Human beings in
    • In the thirteenth century, spiritual darkness fell for a time upon all
    • century came from tradition or from men who in still earlier times had
    • In the thirteenth century, it was necessary for especially suitable
    • men were incarnated again in the thirteenth century and formed part of the
    • culture of the thirteenth century and of our modern age. These seven
    • “College” of wise men in the thirteenth century; the twelfth
    • added to what you know of history since the thirteenth century.
    • fourteenth century and this earthly life lasted for more than a
    • matters. Again in the nineteenth century — an age so ill-adapted
    • the 'forties of the nineteenth century a certain scientific body
    • Rosicrucian inspiration is given, in each century, the bearer of the
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    • century. This is because rosicrucianism must always adapt itself to
    • of an extremely important period: the thirteenth century. Human beings
    • In the thirteenth century spiritual darkness fell for a time upon all
    • century came from tradition or from men who in still earlier times had
    • In the thirteenth century it was necessary for especially suitable
    • the thirteenth century and formed part of the twelve; it was they who
    • the culture of the thirteenth century and for that of our modern age.
    • the wise men in the thirteenth century; the twelfth had fewer
    • history since the thirteenth century.
    • He was born again in the fourteenth century and this
    • matters. Again in the nineteenth century — an age so ill adapted
    • the forties of the nineteenth century a certain scientific body
    • rosicrucian inspiration is given, in each century, the bearer of the
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    • adolescents — have become so precocious, so old beyond their
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    • third of the nineteenth century, is this: when a man has passed through
    • or fourth century after Christ, in which she had acquired certain
    • that at a definite time (in this case about the Third or Fourth Century
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    • in a century which unconsciously, from its as yet chaotic soul-force,
    • during the last few centuries, and our friends know how often I
    • century; but we must bear in mind that this Natural Science has become
    • century; for this writer tries to prove mathematically that the earth
    • of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries; he did not know why he
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    • survey the centuries of Christian development, we see, even in the earlier
    • for example, the descent of the Messiah who had been proclaimed, or
    • the twelfth and thirteenth centuries the Apocalypse began to be interpreted
    • In more recent times,
    • concentration to work on their soul. They must immerse their souls in
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    • it to have begun in the eighth or ninth century of the pre-Christian
    • centers at that time. Our present-day mystery and occult schools work
    • much more secretly than theirs did. The mystery centers of Atlantean
    • were mystery centers that were especially concerned with the various
    • epoch. Living in the Near East in the sixth century before Christ's
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    • times, in the last centuries before Christ, we still find group souls.
    • usefulness in the ascent of the entire human race. However, the great war
    • of all against all. On the one hand we can thank the descent into matter
    • from a descent into matter that would be too deep. they first had to
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    • in the seventh or eighth century before Christ and lasted until the
    • thirteenth or fourteenth century after Christ's birth. Only then do
    • it would have contributed to a new ascent to the spiritual. Celsus,
    • rise to ascendancy in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. We see
    • of the second century. Around 180 he wrote “True Discourse”
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    • by many even into the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries.
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    • period, on the other hand, from the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries
    • the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries?
    • In the first centuries
    • But later centuries could not have built upon these alone. Especially from
    • the sixth and seventh centuries onward, great proclaimers of Christianity
    • centuries we then see people who received into their own astral bodies the
    • the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth centuries such people became
    • centuries on, something like a copy of Jesus' I
    • thirteenth and fourteenth centuries by the individuality named Christian
    • again an ascent into the spiritual world. The theosophical teaching
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    • beginning with the thirteenth or fourteenth century of our
    • the Mystery Centers kept not only the multiplied copies but
    • thirteenth and fourteenth centuries? A mysterious, occult
    • Christian writers in the first few centuries after the
    • building block for later centuries, and that is why a copy of
    • with the sixth and seventh centuries. One such herald was
    • centuries. Such a personality was Francis of Assisi. When we
    • from about the eleventh through the thirteenth centuries such
    • twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries, something like
    • founded in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries as a
    • divine, and thereby to undertake again the ascent into the
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    • expressed in the forms of the centaur and the sphinx.
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    • by human hands. The rider with a bow is as innocent as bright sunlight.
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    • to the Christ being, who has been working in the central regions of
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    • concentrated in a certain geographical area. It is difficult to
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    • humanity in more recent times; it is important to know that a
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    • incarnate in a particular region. This is central to their mission;
    • follow the evolution of humanity in recent times and to discover that
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    • which is, so to say, the central theme of our lectures. To-day, for
    • The Intellectual-soul or Mind-soul, the central member,
    • they perceive centers therein. These centers are the human egos,
    • perception in which there are certain centers; these centers, these
    • central points, are the several human personalities, the several
    • consciousness. That to them is a number of centers around which the
    • as centers within him, the Archangel has the feeling that what comes
    • the people in question, when the several perceptions, the centers
    • perceives as a withering of the centers in his domain of perception.
    • centuries. For instance, in the very country in which we now have
    • centuries this play of the Archangel of the Germans in co-operation
    • Such peoples are not so much centralized, they pay more
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    • which you will find rather more difficult to grasp than the central
    • the Intellectual Soul or Mind-Soul, the central member, and
    • therein centres or focal points. These centres are the human egos
    • field of perception in which there are certain centres; these
    • centres, these focal points, are the individual human personalities,
    • centres or focal points round which the inner experiences of man are
    • centres within him, he feels that this, experience does, in effect,
    • people in question when he perceives the individual centres beginning
    • the life of a people as the withering of the centres in his inner
    • may last for centuries. In Germany, for example, where there is an
    • centuries this interplay of the Archangel of the Germans and the
    • like this are little centralized; they look more to the development
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    • centre and that it is divided into so and so many races, then one has
    • the East; but the Central European domain must call to mind its own
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    • fixed centre and divided into so many races, then we fail to grasp
    • is for example a point or a centre of cosmic influence situated in
    • the interior of Africa. At this centre are active all those
    • we now cross over to Asia, we find a point or centre where the
    • Europe, a third point or centre is reached which permanently
    • When we look more closely into these separate points or centres we
    • centres still exist today. The centre in Africa corresponds to those
    • childhood; the centre in Asia corresponds to those which give man the
    • characteristics of youth, and the corresponding centre in Europe
    • determined by the peculiar characteristics of these different centres
    • forces concentrated within the youthful organism must be allowed to
    • power, spiritual substance, from the East; but Central Europe must
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    • planet by radiations from within, from the centre. We may therefore
    • Thrones, the Cherubim and the Seraphim work from its centre. We must
    • that when we look towards the centre of our planet, we may say: There
    • To our observation they are concentrated in what we call the rays of
    • concentrated for us, and we see how streaming life, weaving sound,
    • from the others and all are equidistant from the centre. The centre
    • in man signify nothing else than the creating of an active centre in
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    • the right (to the East) and over the central plateau of France on the
    • we see how the radiations from the centre influence our Earth planet.
    • Thrones), the Seraphim and the Cherubim work from the centre. We must
    • towards the centre of our planet we are aware of the presence of
    • issuing from the Earth. To us they are concentrated in the rays of
    • which these threefold forces are concentrated for our spiritual
    • Cherubim and the Thrones, work upwards from below, from the centre of
    • the Nature-forces emanating from the centre of the Earth, the forces
    • from each other and all are equidistant from the centre. The centre
    • in man signify simply the creation of an active centre in his nature
    • from within, from the centre of the Earth. Thus into this tapestry of
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    • unfolding its powers from out of the universe towards the centre of
    • in combination with the normal Spirits of Form, who are centered in
    • These have their centre in the other five planets, speaking of the
    • planets in the old way. You must therefore seek for the centre of
    • the normal Spirits of Form are centered in Sun, one of them —
    • centered in the several planets. From this we see, that through these
    • abnormal Spirits of Form, there are five possible centers of
    • centre of the Earth, really produce what we know as the five
    • our recent statements we placed in Africa, by saying, that through
    • centered in Mercury, the negro race came into existence, we are then,
    • then drew through the central points from which the several races
    • directed from such centers.
    • whose activities proceeded from the centre of Mercury also worked in.
    • According to the astrological co-operation of these various centers
    • in accordance with this the centre of balance was taken as the point
    • himself the whole human nature. But now from the Mercury centre the
    • were guided in quite a definite way from the original centre, and
    • from a centre. We have to suppose this centre as being at a definite
    • centered in the several Planetary Spirits (with the exception of the
    • towards the six Elohim who are centered in the Sun. In the Mongolian
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    • Universe towards the centre of the Earth. Man does not become aware
    • when they are reflected from the Earth's centre.
    • centred in the Sun (for Jahve withdrew towards the Moon sphere solely
    • These have their centre in the other five planets, in Saturn,
    • normal Spirits of Form are centred in the Sun and one of them, Jahve
    • the Earth and ray outward again from the Earth-centre as was
    • abnormal Spirits of Form who are centred in the several planets. Thus
    • potential centres of influence where these reflected planetary forces
    • are concentrated and produce in effect what we know as the five Root
    • us now look more closely into the centre which, in Lecture Four, we
    • the abnormal Spirits of Form centred in Mercury) then from an occult
    • us now continue along the line joining the centres or focal points
    • to America which is the centre where civilizations or races die, we
    • standpoint you will become aware of the five centres where the
    • planetary forces are concentrated and are manifested in the external
    • the different centres on the Earth is again only valid for a specific
    • migrate from a centre in Atlantis and sought the particular centre
    • old Atlantis specific Mystery Centres called the Atlantean Oracles
    • accordance with these spiritual centres.
    • Mercury Centre. The Centre of equilibrium on Earth was selected in
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    • going on in the great world. This ascent is connected with the fact
    • Asia, Africa and Europe, whose centre the Greek people had become.
    • impulse then given was, in the course of the following centuries and
    • ascent into the region of the Spirits of Form, which would at that
    • ascent, and had undertaken another mission, that of becoming the
    • a long time even in the Middle Ages, in Central and Northern Europe
    • seventeenth century (beginning from about the twelfth century), was
    • Now from the twelfth to the sixteenth century something
    • Archangels of Europe — especially those of Western, Central and
    • Celtic Archangel had founded a new Centre in the noble citadel of the
    • Grail. From that spot which in ancient times was the centre for the
    • now lies over Central Germany, but is really situated above the
    • Europe. Hence, because the great centre of inspiration was there,
    • past, was that great centre of inspiration, which later on
    • transferred its chief activity to the centre of the Holy Grail.
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    • destined in the course of the following centuries and millennia to
    • descent of Christ upon Earth, the Greek Time Spirit renounced for our
    • Central and Northern Europe was chiefly in the hands of the
    • twelfth century, it was not until the sixteenth and seventeenth
    • centuries that the first steps were undertaken towards the
    • from the twelfth to the sixteenth century something gradually
    • Archangels of Europe, especially those of Western, Central and
    • spiritual centre on the continent of Europe which at one time
    • radiated the most powerful spiritual impulses, the centre which was
    • Archangel had established a new centre in the High Castle of the
    • centre of Europe. It must seem the height of folly, as I said, if we
    • were to indicate as the central source of inspiration for the various
    • Germanic tribes that district which now lies over Central Germany —
    • Hence, because the great centre of spiritual inspiration was situated
    • centre of inspiration; in later years its spiritual mission was taken
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    • it. He understood this down to the eighth, ninth and tenth centuries
    • ascent to higher stages. He learned to know Odin as one of the
    • Thus even in the Christian centuries he still understood
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    • everywhere placed in the centre of human life, according to its
    • behind the figure of Loki, who possesses a remarkably iridescent
    • of the Luciferic influence has brought about the deeper descent of
    • anthroposophical centers one is sufficiently advanced to make it
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    • remarkably iridescent form. Because Nordic man could perceive the
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    • center. He would be in ecstasy or “beside himself” in the
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    • European felt this gradual ascent to the individual ‘ I ’
    • the Germans of Central Europe as appearing to belong to separate
    • All this was poured into the Spiritual Souls of the Central European
    • The philosophies of Central Europe, those philosophies
    • the nineteenth century, are apparently far removed from the sphere of
    • Central Europe.
    • creating his mighty civilization and his magnificent spiritual life,
    • understood. Solovioff recognizes that two Will-centers must be thought
    • significance of Christ becomes the central point of philosophy, and
    • Thus are the missions divided between Western, Central,
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    • Central Europe as apparently belonging to separate tribes and yet as
    • peoples who, until recent times, lived on the soil of France, if you
    • Central European and Scandinavian peoples and its after-effects lived
    • philosophies of Central Europe represented by Fichte, Schelling and
    • Hegel in the nineteenth century seem far removed from the sphere of
    • mission of the Nordic Germanic peoples in Central Europe is to ensure
    • that we must think of this Being as possessing two centres of will.
    • significance of Christ occupies a central place in philosophy and
    • the various missions are distributed between Western, Central,
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    • capacities he has developed in the course of centuries, that which
    • the descent of those human souls who, in primeval times, before the
    • the form of clouds; that was the condition when the descent of those
    • descent of the psychic-spiritual human beings, who had once upon a
    • Folk-spirits have played a great rôle. The vision of that descent has
    • descent of the divine-spiritual into the physical.
    • will, (from the middle of the twentieth century on), gradually
    • Christ-revelation will announce in the twentieth century as the
    • happened for centuries. Certain people have always profited by this
    • case of such an one was in the seventeenth century, when a man called
    • personality of Sabbatai. In the seventeenth century the tragedy was
    • truth; but in the twentieth century it would be a great misfortune
    • the seventeenth century. It will be a trial, a severe test for those
    • him in his soul, will find that in the twentieth century the capacity
    • belongs to us all in Northern and Central Europe, will again stand
    • hope that that which must be the central nerve and the vital essence
    • minds to work. One can go astray in the twentieth century because
    • to go through during its early centuries and millennia, when the
    • South, East, West and Centre of Europe become aware that it is
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    • over the centuries and that henceforth modern spiritual research will
    • describe as the descent of those human souls who, in primeval times
    • and this descent can still be verified today in the Akashic Records.
    • old Atlantean clairvoyance the descent of these souls out of the
    • descent of the psycho-spiritual beings who in olden time had risen to
    • Folk Spirits have played a decisive part. The vision of that descent
    • descent. Especially here in the North, the Finnish tradition still
    • itself. The descent of the divinespiritual into the physical is still
    • course of the next centuries, increasing numbers of people will be
    • middle of the twentieth century on, gradually experience a renewal of
    • the new Christ-revelation will announce in the twentieth century from
    • what has already existed for centuries.
    • well-known case occurred in the seventeenth century, when a man
    • personality of Sabbatai. In the seventeenth century no great harm was
    • what was the truth. But in the twentieth century it would be a great
    • century. It will be a severe test for those who have been prepared by
    • already told you that in a folk community which has so recently left
    • find that in the twentieth century the power to see the Christ can be
    • Central Europe will again be visible to man. He was held secret in
    • effort. In the twentieth century one may fall by the wayside because
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    • and always has been, what has in more recent times been called
    • Passing on to more recent times, we find that in Christianity the
    • centuries, very little trace of theosophy is to be found. The
    • societies in Central Europe, calling itself a “Christian”
    • happened in the course of the centuries that men have come forward and
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    • spiritual life, then again its concentration. And the latter we
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    • the consciousness which is centred in the fact that man becomes aware
    • must centre his attention also on the development of a new and higher
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    • and mysterious member of man's nature, the very centre of his
    • longer in his right mind. Our ego, which is the centre point of our
    • within him as it were a centre for all the weaving of his life and
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    • begin to understand how it is with the I, the centre point of
    • concentrated in the heart. This is the third member. Then you will
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    • especially in the case of the male human being, the real centre and
    • the centre of the organs belonging to the middle man, the “plane
    • of the blood, which has its centre in the middle man, is to be brought
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    • outwards in all directions as from the centre of a circle, we should
    • ruler, the Sun, became the centre of the whole planetary system, the
    • look for a “centre of gravity” for this evolution. It can,
    • are not prepared to admit this centre of gravity of evolution, —
    • about six centuries before Christ and has continued on into our own
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    • working through the centuries. If nothing else indicated the
    • life of the last centuries, we are met from century to century
    • centuries and centuries men have applied their noblest, most
    • all the impulses within men which through the centuries have
    • the centuries with an unprejudiced mind can raise any serious
    • centuries before the founding of Christianity, we find there an
    • happened among men through the centuries of the Christian era
    • channels through the subsequent centuries. At the time
    • centuries after Christ, we find in Greece and Italy numbers of
    • centuries go by, Christianity spread over Europe, among peoples
    • centuries. But then we are astonished to find this same
    • natural science on into the nineteenth century. This natural
    • 'twenties of the nineteenth century the writings of Copernicus
    • the peoples have achieved, even in the more recent centuries,
    • repudiated. Thus we find that in the early centuries,
    • is Christ Himself Who, through the centuries, wends His way
    • descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles? When with clairvoyant
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    • had, it is true, behaved somewhat strangely during recent days,
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    • they like to hear and to have said to them. In magnificent
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    • the greatest discernment and concentration and gave astounding
    • form of Mithraic worship. Temples and centres dedicated to the
    • centred in the Church of St. Peter is in many respects a
    • journey about the country, he came to know these centres of
    • communicate for the first time when just recently we were
    • the humanity of those times was as it were concentrated. He was
    • direst, most concentrated form ... had seen how sacred rites
    • purview of Jesus of Nazareth. Tidings reached the centre of the
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    • of Nazareth and his kinsmen also traced their descent. And
    • everywhere, a prayer once offered by men in the Mystery-Centres
    • recent publications is a volume entitled:
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    • Europe up to the beginning of the twentieth century resulted in some
    • was a kind of centre, has ceased to exist. We are living in its
    • middle of the fifteenth century. There is a store of spiritual
    • Science has acquired a magnificent knowledge of the world and we are
    • alone can set the feet of humanity on the path of ascent. People like
    • fifteenth century have led man to wrench himself from his true nature
    • centuries it will pass through others, that during the day it passes
    • portrayed as a kind of centaur, half horse, half man, and so forth).
    • the scientific view of the world since the middle of last century has
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    • centuries.
    • mental pictures, concepts, thought-content, into the centre of the
    • complete survey, deliberately and as a free act of will at the centre
    • their faculties and their capacity for concentration.
    • with sustained and deliberate concentration. If care is taken to
    • descent through birth into physical existence, is experienced as a
    • aware of the ‘I,’ the central core of our being, in all
    • descent to the Earth must be made over and over again in order that
    • It is well-nigh incomprehensible to me that again, quite recently,
    • catastrophic period of the second decade of the twentieth century,
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    • course of the past centuries. Anthroposophy is in no way directed
    • set at the centre of our consciousness by systematic practice, so
    • shall be particularly successful in concentrating upon concepts which
    • the centre of consciousness, and we then concentrate upon them with
    • the whole life of our soul, with all our power of concentration. Our
    • space of time which must not be too long, we try to concentrate
    • the nineteenth century, I wrote my Philosophy of Spiritual Activity
    • that even in the first decades of the 19th century people should have
    • The disease of spiritism has arisen in recent times; which in just
    • Real spiritual science seeks for an ascent into the spiritual worlds
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    • most recent... you will find nothing but minute objects which are
    • more superficially. So that on his descent a man is either permeated
    • during the descent to his next earthly life, he will arrive on the
    • decade of the twentieth century in the evolution of the Western
    • he is to pass from a decline to a real ascent, man must overcome the
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    • In recent times we
    • exercises, such as those recently described to you, strengthen
    • exercises, such as those recently described to you, strengthen
    • meditation, concentration and other soul exercises described in
    • these morphological thoughts described to you in recent lectures
    • humanity in the course of the past centuries, it endeavors to
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    • recent times we can observe above all that there are scientific
    • Meditation exercises, such as those recently described to you,
    • with a thinking intensified by meditation, concentration
    • in recent lectures, exist in our ordinary consciousness only as
    • here recently, experiences the moment of falling asleep
    • recent lectures and indicated in detail in the books already
    • course of the past centuries, it endeavours to rise up to the
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    • cent of solid substance; he is a liquid column in regard to the
    • remaining 90 per cent. But he also consists of finer materials,
    • concentration, so that he can live in thoughts in the
    • knowledge, through meditation and concentration, etc. But we
    • nineties of the past century I wrote my Philosophy of
    • the early nineties of the past century I was therefore obliged
    • acquired through meditation, concentration, retrospective
    • centre into the environing spatial world, into the spatial
    • conception is just reversed: We are now centred in a world
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    • The Central Question of Economic Life
    • Central Question of Economic Life.
    • characterize something quite different as the central economic
    • — somehow to answer this central economic question in a
    • during the last centuries. One would like to say: The fact that
    • of life which during the recent centuries has become more
    • whole development of recent times this state of affairs has
    • again for centuries, the whole full meaning of that emerges
    • know that at a certain time during the 19th century
    • comes into being in outer social life. For in recent times
    • has more and more come to the fore in recent times, but also
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    • accordance with Darwin's theory of evolutionary descent, but
    • must link him up with the animal line of descent (this has been
    • natural-scientific discipline, along the animal line of descent,
    • descent up to man, as Darwin or other Darwinians or Haeckel did,
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    • the animal line of descent, as far as man. No speculations
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    • so to order his descent at the end of his life between death and a new
    • recent years. True, someone may say that it seems to him as though he
    • had lived through centuries in these few years, but in general there
    • otherwise have come to pass only in the course of centuries.
    • I want you to think of the fourth century A.D., or rather of the
    • period which reaches its climax in that century. In the South, on the
    • consider the early centuries, the first, second and even the third
    • centuries, we find the old, inherited wisdom being brought to bear
    • not until the fourth century, just at the time when Christianity
    • Church. In the fourth century, that which in Christianity had once
    • to the fifteenth centuries, the Christian life which develops in the
    • in the third and fourth centuries, that is to say in the same early
    • centuries of the post-Christian era. External history gives no true
    • had taken place. In the first centuries it had still been found
    • Spiritual was taking place — in the third and fourth centuries
    • fourth century, when the men of the South were becoming more and more
    • in a particular form in the North during the first centuries of the
    • what these peoples have experienced through the centuries, realising
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    • over the course of the last three or four centuries, when the
    • life, and from which arise colorful iridescent dreams. If we
    • initially, through active thinking, concentrated fully on
    • moves as in the described example into the center of his
    • concentrated all of the powers of his soul on certain
    • through conception — and the descent to this earthly
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    • world-evolution. I shall proceed immediately to the center
    • preceded our descent to earth; and also to that time
    • dissipated out into the cosmos and we, concentrating on our
    • receive new incentives for the movement of its stars, the
    • coming days — has placed us into the center of life
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    • are weaving, in magnificent spiritual grandeur, the woof and
    • more magnificent work than all earthly cultural activity is
    • for centuries, the human being — except in the first
    • underwent in the course of long centuries. We feel great
    • executed, during centuries, as a spiritual being among
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    • Until the fourth century after the Mystery of Golgotha there were
    • in the early Christian centuries: “Thanks be to the Christ-Being
    • After the fourth century A.D. the human mind
    • Gospels worked throughout the centuries with such power that they
    • say for a century, that everything is material, they would lose the
    • the historical figure who centuries ago dwelt on the earth — the
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    • center.
    • was natural and self-evident in the middle of the fifteenth century,
    • of the nineteenth century.
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    • During the recent materialistic age it was characteristic of those
    • the last few centuries became more and more enamored of abstractions,
    • more one becomes a stranger to art. For art desires and is centered
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    • speech is the fact that the speech-center of right-handed
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    • recent days. Our souls undergo repeated earth-lives that are
    • There was still a feeling in comparatively recent ages that the
    • century — had a similar feeling with regard to his
    • pre-Christian century until the fifteenth post-Christian
    • century, for until then, the echo of Graeco-Latin culture still
    • reach this stage until the eighth pre-Christian century.
    • the eighth pre-Christian century, did man say to himself (still
    • ninth or eighth century before the Mystery of Golgotha. It was
    • centuries preceding ours that the Christ, in His infinite
    • Just because since the fifteenth century human evolution must
    • preceding centuries, Christianity developed in a way that still
    • centuries.
    • particularly in the nineteenth century, many a theological
    • Throughout the centuries, people have subjected themselves more
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    • the center. If we let yellow speak its own language, we make it strong
    • in the center and gradually fading and lightening toward the periphery.
    • its center. From this point of view one can appreciate the painters
    • with the fifteenth century it was natural and self-evident, and added
    • the nineteenth century notwithstanding. Once a Munich artist told me
    • the Messiah. He no longer dared to do this in the eighteenth century,
    • by having for centuries now held up, as an ideal of art, the imitation
    • is the way the poet shapes and forms it. Ninety-nine percent of those
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    • developed during the recent stages of historical evolution. He
    • pre-Christian century and the fourth post-Christian
    • century, the feeling prevailed in the folk souls of civilized
    • such as was uttered during a recent medical Congress. Impelled
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    • remains the slave of his lower ego. The ascent from Kama to Mana is
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    • Descent of God into the world,
    • and rests in a crescent-shaped sheath.
    • Sixteenth Centuries the new age led everything spiritual
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    • When a man develops these slumbering faculties through concentration,
    • this that led Schopenhauer to assign to music a central place among
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    • a luminary of the nineteenth century, brought clear and well-defined
    • meditation, concentration, and so forth, he begins to develop his
    • an intuitive knowledge of this Schopenhauer assigned the central
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    • He seems so innocent, like crystal clear,
    • such centres from which such streams emanate and have their
    • The influence of the cooler North, the descent of the Ego into
    • symbols what man's ascent should be. But the second portal hides
    • symbols he has let the ascent of the human Self work upon his
    • The sky o'erflown by lucent streaks of haze.
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    • the Mystery Centers are now increasingly accessible to all of
    • the Hebrew Mystery Centers knew it; they worshiped the Christ
    • fulfill the Mystery of Golgotha through His descent into a
    • be. The Mystery Centers everywhere taught what is now
    • proclaim more beautifully and more magnificently the
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    • man could only find this way by the descent of a Divine
    • We will let our mind's eye sweep across twelve centuries —
    • And now we will cast our mind's eye over twelve centuries,
    • during the fourth, fifth and sixth centuries, on to the tenth, in whom
    • to men of the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth centuries of our era
    • In the eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth centuries
    • through the centuries since the Event of Golgotha, to ensure in secret
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    • look at a period of twelve centuries: the six centuries
    • before and the six centuries after the Event of Golgotha. And
    • view the period that comprises twelve centuries — six
    • was the case in the first centuries of the Christian era, for
    • sixth centuries, and on to the tenth century. These exemplary
    • fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth centuries after Christ
    • the eleventh through the fourteenth centuries other
    • beings through the centuries who had to see to it that
    • forces of the past that were sublime, magnificent, and full
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • bore the guilt for the descent of humanity.
    • to the relatively recent doctrine of the Buddha that the individual
    • this century, and in the following two thousand years more and more
    • toward the earth's center, and its upper part stands in relation to
    • as man believes that the ascent of the physical into the etheric has
    • whether our vision is clear or clouded. Even in this century, and
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    • IN THETWENTIETH CENTURY
    • course of recent centuries increasing emphasis has been laid on comparing the
    • in speaking as I have of this preparatory, Twentieth Century form of the
    • undergone tremendous changes through the centuries. If we follow it back to
    • certain lofty concepts, all centering in an attempt to grasp the Christ idea.
    • the descent of the other kingdoms when titan descended to the earth. It was
    • would lack his true human ego that works front a central focus outward into
    • nature was believed to have joined in that descent; instead, something of a
    • him in his descent because he plunged so deeply into physical embodiment
    • centered in the living action of the Christ impulse as Christ enters into
    • animals, we can by no means assume that he evolved in straight-line descent
    • remarkable concepts of evolution in the first Christian centuries. It must be
    • that lies still closer to the time of man's descent to earth, we come upon a
    • possible for a humanity recently descended from spiritual heights to
    • however, an ever-deepening descent of man into physical existence,
    • the place of Gnosticism. We find people who lived in the centuries after its
    • recent times to take the third step in a gradual weakening of faith. They
    • own, and then go on developing with the march of the centuries toward ever
    • this case quite free condition, when we deliberately concentrate all our
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    • of the Soul is contained in volume No. 40 of the Complete Centenary
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    • They found some pleasure? The complacent ghouls
    • I scent thee as the Soul within their deeds!
    • add to the Theosophical Movement the stream which since the thirteenth century has been
    • Theosophical Movement. In recent years knowledge and truths of many different kinds have
    • culture proceeds in a different way, concentrating on individualities and neglecting the
    • Raphael was understood in recent times is shown by the fact that Goethe, when visiting
    • through the whole of eighteenth-century literature, we shall find hardly anything about
    • figure of Raphael, how he has lived through the centuries and is still living today, and
    • themselves have perished. For centuries yet, reproductions will of course be available; but
    • century had been receiving the teachings of Western esotericism given by Dr. Steiner.
    • the eighties of last century — vary considerably in value and it is
    • given by Dr. Steiner in 1915, entitled The Occult Movement in the Nineteenth Century.
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    • alone we had, till recently, any understanding, began with Greece, and
    • Now in the nineteenth century something peculiar appeared, something
    • poured out into the nineteenth century by means of the Bhagavad Gita.
    • within its own being, is sharply accentuated; and in contrast to the
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    • For in that we find again, in the very centre of our scientific
    • undisturbed by all battles?” In magnificent manner out of the
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    • by our own age some fifteen or sixteen centuries after the Mystery of
    • light at its beginning, and then its descent into matter in order that
    • in the Gita the chief emphasis is laid upon the ascent through Yoga
    • spiritual, and it confirms the beauty of the ascent into the
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    • answer that leads us into the centre of the soul — into Purusha:
    • means through physical descent — both Jesus-boys descended from
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    • central phenomenon has been considered. This has been taken
    • especially capable in that he concentrated less on himself and
    • concentrated format.
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    • professor Wincenty Lutoslawski, is a fool, he would have again
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    • The later epochs had quite a different mission. We know that a descent
    • an ascent and that, as already mentioned, Anthroposophy or Spiritual
    • Science has to prepare this ascent. We know that in the seventh
    • statement that lately the centenary of Darwin was celebrated, and
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    • of created beings; thus does he bring about his own ascent together
    • standing in the centre of the world, feel that the world would be
    • eighteenth century a celebrated author wrote: “A single country
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    • what comes to us from the Nordic or Central European, Germanic
    • in more recent times, Wilhelm Jordan has tried to imitate the
    • the fourteenth century. This extract is from the C-text version,
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    • return centuples the forces of each individual. For the sake of
    • of hardly a century, is a drama of such, greatness that men of
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    • culture during recent centuries abstract thinking
    • course of human thinking. The ascent to this conscious
    • forces of ascent which can be achieved in waking. Therefore, he
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    • world-conceptions which, centuries before the appearance of
    • in the western Christianity of the first centuries Magian
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    • century B.C. (and ‘contemporaneously’ in other Cultures)
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    • centuries. Moreover, we have frequently emphasized that spiritual
    • centuries!) This is evident through the fact that it is the
    • MEDITATION, CONCENTRATION, or CONTEMPLATION. What does this mean?
    • thought, fully concentrated upon it, it is immersed in
    • concentration or contemplation.
    • meditation, but the essential thing is to practice CONCENTRATION,
    • to concentrate fully upon this thought. This is the same as
    • thoughts which form the subject of meditation and concentration
    • meditation and concentration our thoughts take root in the life
    • thoughts as seeds. Meditation, concentration and contemplation
    • past centuries gave rise to materialism, or — to use a
    • who showed this in many of his writings, recently also occupied
    • recently, the almost yearly attempts to transform a circle into a
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    • century was the leading influence in artistic appreciation
    • materialistic conceptions that swept over the 19th century,
    • spheres of life during the second half of the 19th century
    • by “Semperism” at the end of the 19th century.
    • acanthus leaf. Quite recently, therefore, I have discovered a
    • Just recently
    • materialism of the second half of last century, painters (not
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    • character, the central form is the bridge between the other
    • we leave the doors we concentrate with all the forces of our
    • centres of earthly and spiritual peace, harmony and love may
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    • is equidistant from the central point. As soon as we picture
    • centre, we have the sphere, or circle. It is the very easiest
    • we must make an addition. All lines to the centre of the
    • from the centre — but it is also the result of
    • since the sixteenth century is only the preparation for a
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    • train in the nineteenth century, rendered great service to
    • Northern and Central Europe who came into contact with
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    • Herman Grimm, the cultured Art-Critic of the nineteenth century, has
    • century, who was greatly gifted as draughtsman and painter, Carstens.
    • eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. And it is this which is so little
    • nineteenth centuries to the Homeric figures from Raphael to the
    • nineteenth century the time began when the artist had to look for the
    • nineteenth century to see how Art stands in this respect.
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    • the very intuitive student of art in the nineteenth century,
    • the sphere of art at the end of the eighteenth century as a
    • of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. So little is this
    • nineteenth century from the relationship that existed between
    • century’ it began to be necessary for artists to seek
    • of the history of art in the nineteenth century would reveal
    • in face of the outer waves of colour; it denotes man's ascent
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    • concentration, in the exercises that are given for the purpose
    • concentrate, our primary goal always is to suppress our egoity.
    • bearings, for this descent into the etheric body is not as easy
    • as the descent into the physical body. In very truth it is like
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    • to find, in the spiritual world, one who recently or some time
    • meditation, through concentration of his thoughts finds
    • concentration the soul is really in the condition in which the
    • central point of the series of pictures.
    • described as the centre-point of them, I must go right into
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    • concentration, something approaches which one is seeking
    • and concentration have called forth these pictures and we have
    • meditation and concentration, then we experience the process in
    • world. We sink into meditation or concentration. Thereby we
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    • concentrated his consciousness at a time that is not our
    • century. Thus we do not remain in our own epoch. Supposing this
    • living being, having in himself the centres of consciousness of
    • meaning of things bursts forth like fruit out of many centres.
    • a different mood is developed, the etheric body concentrates in
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    • exercise of concentrated thinking, in order to essay any
    • the extant 13th and 14th century documents about Italy, from
    • learn, learn very much, from our recent experience, Through
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    • either more or less unconsciously, and reach into more recent
    • central part of the design [ Figure 2b
    • expressed by allowing the central part of the design to be
    • concentrated upon the trans formation that took place,
    • form in the spirituality of Jacob Boehme in the 16th century.
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    • have for centuries been gathered together, making it
    • is Faust's ascent into the spiritual world at the end of Part
    • who in earlier centuries: migrated from regions more to the
    • of Siebenbürgen are Saxons; they are of Rhenish descent.
    • would be there, certainly, but it would never become a centre
    • the East we see a magnificently finished philosophy of
    • Central Europe does it hold good for the East, that
    • became, as it were, a cosmic soul, forming a cosmic centre of
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    • recently that the art in our Building must contain a new
    • clear that anyone who concentrates on the actual drawing in a
    • humanity. To feel as it were in concentrated form those
    • genealogical tree through centuries, Probably there are very
    • Mothers — an actual ascent into the spiritual
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    • in the neighbourhood of a centre of initiation need not at all be a
    • here, as the centre of the Graeco-Byzantine culture, may be taken, if
    • magnificent epic poem “Kalevala” the three characters
    • live. Its influence can continue through the fact that a centre
    • centre should be there, in the same way in which the thoughts that we
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    • recently deceased persons. In the condition in which he is, with his
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    • HE essential aim of the lectures given here recently has been to build a
    • prevailing to-day began to develop about four centuries ago. And the
    • 19th century, with all its pride of achievement, made a tremendous
    • In the age prior to the last four centuries, not only
    • Right on into the 15th/16th centuries, man's connection
    • into the modern age, into the 15th and 16th centuries.
    • phase which lasted into the 14th or 15th century. Men still heard
    • physical sound only. But until the 14th or 15th century something
    • the 15th/16th century. Humanity was wrested away from the genii of
    • 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries. Something of real significance was
    • experienced by the human soul prior to these centuries, when the
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    • beginning stages. It was about four centuries ago that things
    • began to get like they are today. Then the nineteenth century
    • to the time that preceded the last four centuries, man not
    • the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries we could say that man
    • century. If you are not aware of this fact you cannot have
    • and fifteenth century. Whenever they spoke people heard
    • in the fifteenth and sixteenth century. Mankind was torn away
    • fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, unless he
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    • and eleventh centuries, this relation between external,
    • right until the eleventh or twelfth centuries through
    • evolution has made a descent so deep that a swamp has formed.
    • in its descent.
    • aesthetics that have come to the fore during the last century
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    • perform that function today are a contradiction of all decent
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    • earth spirit is to be able to concentrate its forces within.
    • earth, the earth spirit, concentrated within itself,
    • was most concentrated.
    • legend which has recently been extricated from old accounts,
    • that Olaf Asteson experienced something of this descent into
    • described in a wonderfully graphic way and centred in the
    • after-echo that we have today, and which was found centuries
    • in the first centuries of the fifth post-Atlantean epoch, in
    • the first centuries of the fifth post-Atlantean cultural epoch
    • notion of from the first four centuries of the fifth
    • In the fourth century of modern times, or, as we say in our
    • that everything agrees with everything else. I recently saw a
    • for fraternity, liberty and equality in the fourth century of
    • in more recent times, observing that often we do not notice
    • the past four centuries. Modern times were ushered in by the
    • centuries the part of the soul was awake that founded
    • spirituality again. During these centuries mankind was really
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    • everything else round us and concentrating entirely on experiencing
    • and by shutting out all else and concentrating entirely upon it, and
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    • in forgetting everything else around us and concentrate
    • concentrated at the centre, and now goodness and mercy enter
    • Here in the centre (a drawing was done) we shall have to
    • green meadow, shutting out everything else and concentrating
    • cosmos, almost a hundred per cent so. At a time when people
    • are so proud of having reduced the percentage of illiteracy
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    • over the last few centuries.
    • his fiftieth birthday recently, and gave a leaflet out on
    • enough to concentrate the whole of his forces on what has to
    • be done, just as a child concentrates all his forces in play.
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    • we call thought concentration will come naturally to
    • more and more feel the need really to concentrate their
    • concentrate on a definite thought, so as to focus their soul
    • discovery in the course of concentrating. If we place a
    • thought in the centre of our consciousness and focus all our
    • of the physical body, and we concentrate the kind of thinking
    • concentration exercise, we did not attempt to do something
    • thought fades when we concentrate on it, but it will carry us
    • centre, a focal point around which the kind of
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    • centrifugal forces in space, in the cosmos, to what I would
    • like to call the branchlike centrifugal forces (on the
    • incentive for really acquiring imagination, inspiration and
    • along the hard path of meditation and concentration described in
    • first half of the nineteenth century. Then the second half of
    • the nineteenth century came, with all the discoveries that
    • nineteenth century that had insight into these matters still;
    • the first half of the nineteenth century, of this connection
    • at the literature of the first half of the nineteenth century
    • century. But neither of these kinds of clairvoyance can
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    • of being developed by those difficult paths of meditation and concentration
    • of the 19th century. Then came the second half of the 19th century,
    • Already I have said that in the first half of the 19th Century, people
    • Century in the life of mankind. As the first clairvoyance described
    • of the first half of the 19th Century — you still find —
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    • concentration described in
    • literature, was really the first half of the 19th century. Then
    • came the second half of the 19th century, with its so highly-rated
    • have already said that in the first half of the 19th century people
    • of this still existed up to the first half of the 19th century in
    • first half of the 19th Century — even if it cannot be described
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    • thought-life first awoke in the 7th, 6th century B.C. Before that
    • that comes to light so magnificently in the thought-structures of
    • All the questions which have arisen since the 16th, 17th century are
    • general. And for the first time since the 16th century we
    • —Consciousness soul! The magnificent example of how free
    • centuries B.C.; it lies before Homer, before historical times. But
    • through history for whom a century is a year; evolving in accordance
    • evolves as humanity except that a year is as long as a century. This
    • century corresponds to a year.
    • century has entered, so to say, into its ‘forties’. The
    • slowness where a century corresponds to a year of human life. Yet all
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    • recently pursued have shown that all true Art eventually
    • the last few centuries of evolution have in reality eclipsed
    • same extent, five, six or seven centuries ago, as they are
    • Dante arrived at the magnificent pictures of his poem, people
    • magnificent poem, as it were out of the void, out of mere
    • fourteenth century, when the natural scientific way of
    • descent into yourself you come into the region of your eyes
    • centuries preceding Dante's age, we find again and again with
    • seventh and eighth centuries. Some of them actually refer to
    • course of centuries, showing, however, that the secrets of
    • have had very little of Christ in the past centuries.
    • Recently, you
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    • today because the incentive is community with dear ones who
    • have recently gone away from us through death.) if it is
    • men — and in recent times young ladies too —
    • written in the sixties of the 19th century, you will gather
    • tale that was written in the sixties of last century is
    • in the sixties of last century. It is the phenomenon of the
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    • such a case recently — he has taken up into his
    • among us recently, when we attended the cremation of a dear
    • during the sad occasions caused by the recent loss of dear
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    • many painful events that have recently happened we have
    • little as possible in the central point of the universe.
    • out recently that the moment of death is really not to be
    • us recently. It would be a false picture of him if we were
    • has died so recently. The nature of this soul can best be
    • even on the horizon ... let alone at the centre of what he
    • most recent period of our work, creative activities and
    • centre on this hill. May there be a home here for this
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    • state all our will is concentrated on our connection with the
    • strivings, which through meditation and concentration of
    • concentrated.
    • concentrate and unite by means of his life-forces into what
    • must be reversed in the ascent to the spiritual world. There,
    • have the whole process concentrated within your own skin. So
    • glorious most magnificent sequences of colour and form, which
    • colour and tone, this starts off with the most magnificent
    • if clairvoyance begins with magnificent forms, especially
    • held recently and which were dealt with
    • rise at the beginning of the 19th Century. The task of
    • the 19th Century was quite filled by this fear, this horror
    • one thought like this in the 19th Century; but I can prove to
    • Feuerbach, a philosopher of the 19th Century who especially
    • This happened in the forties of the nineteenth century
    • Century; One must say: It is as if laid down afore time in
    • in the course of the 19th Century, a certain love of all
    • order to show how in the course of the century, thoughts
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    • receiving as it were a concentrated picture of this process
    • and death. This process is concentrated in actual physical
    • cannot always act in such a drastic way as was done recently
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    • evolution, who transmuted this very central part of the Moon man to an
    • centre — (you may call him the Christ, if you wish), with Lucifer
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    • peninsula from the European centre and the East a life-bearing
    • in the centre. One can then see, for instance, how pains were taken
    • Century European evolution had so progressed that
    • Centuries one could see that it had no special
    • Century, the wave of Latinism drew completely over
    • left, there has poured in what came from Central Europe and the
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    • as I described yesterday, a type of humanity from Central Europe who
    • this whole great cosmic event of the descent of the Christ to Earth,
    • centre, the Ahrimanic and Luciferic beings at the sides. So that in
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    • many centuries to speak of spiritual science or to be understood when
    • Him. And we must give back the truths to the cosmos from the centre
    • concentration of the entire human evolution preceding
    • distribution, a bringing again into movement, of what is concentrated
    • concentrated in the Christ we take out and distribute again in
    • cannot be united with that which blossoms, as if from a new centre,
    • individuals who felt this way was the sixth century Byzantine emperor
    • For a long time (five or six centuries)
    • wisdom. The later centuries of the Middle Ages worked for the most
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    • however, in us human beings a connection between these two centres
    • link between these two centres in us does not actually come to our
    • centre. He came to a point where he asserted: ‘Yes,
    • as the centre from which, as shown yesterday, we can receive the
    • extraordinarily central phenomenon of earthly evolution must, however
    • century as
    • century.
    • century
    • century
    • century,
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    • recently released from your spell. But I have decided to send the letter
    • only recently released from your spell.” I believe you all know
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    • We cannot simply assume that all the people out there are so decent
    • of decent and respectable actions. We cannot expect them to be concerned
    • In recent months, not only
    • no longer be considered a decent or respectable interpretation. This
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    • Into this central theme Steiner introduces a fascinating description of
    • theory, which is only one of the many that have been advanced in recent
    • the lecture to concentrate upon himself. One could, of course, ask:
    • only as a means of indulging in self-enjoyment. But we want to concentrate
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    • is actually a deepened and more concentrated form of waking consciousness.
    • point of which is equidistant from the center has a correct concept
    • is equidistant from the center, and am now to recall this concept, I
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    • nice? Humanity took many millennia, not just centuries, to replace
    • Would e'er these people scent the devil.
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    • was founded in the eighteenth century based upon what Jacob Boehme
    • further details reported about the adherents of that eighteenth century
    • prepare ourselves to make the right kind of understanding ascent into
    • recent German use, was simply taken over, to become the German word
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    • approach, into the statement made here recently when I characterized
    • mentioned recently, we are the only ones to gain by this; our thoughts
    • life. It is a sharing with the earth reminiscent too of the ancient
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    • made Goethe have the centenarian Faust go to heaven surrounded by the
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    • Would e'er these people scent the devil.
    • mobility is only the first stage of ascent into the spiritual world.
    • with what is perceived. Very few people of recent times have had any
    • body. It would be impossible to imagine anything as magnificently built
    • recent and indeed present times. Kepler talks of the “anima”
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    • great the percentage is of people who have the things we talk about
    • more recently. These more experienced members do not necessarily have
    • to the central impulses of spiritual science.
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    • joined us only recently can easily make mistakes, but I wonder what
    • had been, many recent events could not have taken place.
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    • come alive in several recent lectures.
    • resound is concentrated in the larynx and adjacent organs. Thus the
    • now prevails, as I described in a recent lecture.
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    • theory, the central complex involved in neurosis is a boy's forbidden
    • centres round the theme of incest and how the same theme, in countless
    • sexually deviant, although most of it is totally innocent. In most cases,
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    • we have come so far that love occupies a central position in many people's
    • Recently, after so many attempts by men, a woman,
    • you to work on eradicating the mystical eccentricities that come about
    • fact until quite recently, as I pointed out yesterday), a much more
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    • nature is in a process of descent. Therefore, when we look at human
    • since a descent from the spiritual to the material has taken place in
    • it if we are aware that a descent of the physical human being takes
    • exist alongside more recent ones. I have showed you how this manifests
    • the course of descent can exist side-by-side with others that are still
    • process of descent can go on still further, so there could even be a
    • evolution reached its lowest point and a gradual re-ascent began. However,
    • point of descent with this curved shape at the bottom of the diagram.
    • This is where the earthly process of descent stopped. You can tell from
    • ever more clearly, our sexual organs represent the lowest level of descent.
    • down into matter. Our adult sexuality comes about through the descent
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    • in the 19th century and points out their effects even in our time.
    • realised from lectures given recently that in our times a
    • centuries and millennia man participated in spiritual life to
    • and seventeenth centuries. This nature-knowledge was very
    • nineteenth century, actually in the middle of that century.
    • of the nineteenth century had reached their peak in the
    • middle of the century; it was then that these tendencies
    • the nineteenth century. It is certain that conditions will
    • century, and then there is again an ascent. But understanding
    • nineteenth century, when the materialistic tendencies of men
    • nineteenth century were men who, although they had seen
    • situation in the middle of the nineteenth century was that
    • nineteenth century a difficult situation confronted those who
    • came about that in the middle of the nineteenth century the
    • of the nineteenth century. Indeed the clashes and discussions
    • of the nineteenth century things had not reached the point at
    • esotericists of the nineteenth century were not prepared to
    • of its propagation. In recent weeks we have often spoken of
    • middle of the nineteenth century this popularising did not
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    • in the 19th century and points out their effects even in our time.
    • developed to make ascent to the spiritual realms
    • the middle of the nineteenth century, had been the outcome of
    • the nineteenth century. I bring this forward because I must
    • even in the sixties of the nineteenth century.
    • name, a powerful sea-pirate of the seventeenth century. This
    • a bold sea-pirate of the seventeenth century who then, in the
    • nineteenth century, was involved in significant
    • century.
    • nineteenth century. We therefore have evidence of very
    • in the eighties of the nineteenth century, and in 1891 she died.
    • a history of world-views held in the nineteenth century. I
    • thought in the nineteenth century, it continues:
    • waged in Germany in the nineteenth century concerning views
    • here as “mystical eccentricities”.
    • “mystical eccentricities”.
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    • in the 19th century and points out their effects even in our time.
    • Movement in the nineteenth century and its relation to
    • century; simply to adopt an attitude of criticism would be
    • view of the world arose in the nineteenth century quite
    • in which it appeared in the nineteenth century, as an actual
    • materialism of the nineteenth century, it will be quite
    • Middle Ages, or in the centuries immediately preceding the
    • century.
    • century: Atomism is an assumption, a working hypothesis which
    • nineteenth century. I have indicated to you in many ways that
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    • nineteenth century.
    • the nineteenth century; and further, how an attempt was made
    • spiritual development of the nineteenth century to the
    • as our starting-point the fact that the nineteenth century
    • of that century was the time when the whole of mankind was,
    • century were enamoured of materialism.
    • arisen in the course of the nineteenth century in regard to a
    • Lucifer. In the nineteenth century men had no faculty for
    • nineteenth century and those who so desired were able to take
    • the nineteenth century men had not been in a position where
    • the nineteenth century could produce a type of person whose
    • materialistic tendencies of the nineteenth century; here,
    • century.
    • advantageous to the materialism of the nineteenth century
    • system. This was sharply accentuated in order that men should
    • end of the nineteenth century. H. P Blavatsky and Sinnett
    • materialism of the nineteenth century to be grappled with?
    • Eighth Sphere is centred in the Moon, is actually present up
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    • in the 19th century and points out their effects even in our time.
    • nineteenth century and at the beginning of the twentieth.
    • necessary to go very thoroughly into matters recently
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    • in the 19th century and points out their effects even in our time.
    • recent studies that when man tries to find his bearings along
    • that especially in recent centuries Western civilisation and
    • understand them. In earlier centuries, however, certain
    • century. But humanity is emerging from this condition.
    • materialism in the nineteenth century, then men must
    • are corporeal, strive towards the centre, and in so far as
    • from the centre and circling towards the outer regions.
    • towards the centre, so far as they are spiritual to the
    • strange contradiction with which we have been just recently
    • the antagonistic criticisms published during recent weeks, an
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    • in the 19th century and points out their effects even in our time.
    • In a recent
    • recent weeks. But in order to follow this course strictly, it
    • years or decades ago, or quite recently, are most easily
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    • in the 19th century and points out their effects even in our time.
    • century, it can be said that the Orders working with
    • centuries, those in the three lower degrees to whom, as the
    • fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, however, these
    • nineteenth century, has affected the human soul in such a way
    • and sixteenth centuries were presented to the lower degrees,
    • centuries, symbolism ought to have been developed with
    • unearthed are of great antiquity. During recent centuries,
    • really magnificent would have come into being — but
    • lasted for seven centuries! Seven centuries would have taken
    • presented in recent lectures. Passive phenomena of nature,
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    • in the 19th century and points out their effects even in our time.
    • practising this method in the course of the centuries man
    • during recent weeks what is the outcome if man limits himself
    • living, already for a number of centuries, in this world of
    • know. The second half of the nineteenth century did
    • in the nineteenth century, this nature-maya gradually emerged
    • speaking, in what has been developing for centuries there is
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    • in the 19th century and points out their effects even in our time.
    • touch of what we have recently encountered in the form of
    • “mystical eccentricity” — to use a rather
    • I recently
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    • Significant Facts Pertaining to the Spiritual Life of the Middle of the XIXth Century.
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    • A Convulsive Element in Humanity in the Nineteenth Century
    • Occult Movements of the 19th Century (formerly GA 164).
    • Century
    • recent lectures given here my endeavour has been to show how in the
    • middle of the 19th century a flood of materialism burst into the
    • Particularly in the most recent lectures [“The
    • Occult Movement in the 19th Century.” Course of 10 lectures.]
    • middle of the 19th century there were evidences in the external
    • crowning point in Polish literature of the 19th century.
    • century, the young freethinker Gutzkow — then in his twenties —
    • was published in the thirties of the 19th century — at the
    • of the 19th century, a work in which a comparatively young man
    • The description of the field of battle is magnificent.
    • in such magnificent contrast in this drama. As is clear from the
    • a magnificent expression of Polish Messianism. We see how with the
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    • A Convulsive Element in Humanity in the Nineteenth Century
    • Occult Movements of the 19th Century (formerly GA 164).
    • the evolution of humanity, who in the middle of the 19th century
    • centuries and reaching a peak in the 19th century. This tide of
    • centred in the Mystery of Golgotha. Such feelings will enable these
    • markedly so since the last few centuries. They are remains from an
    • recently [See “The Occult Movement In the 19th
    • Century” — notably Lectures IX and X.] that a course
    • From indications I have given recently you will have
    • atom, of which I have recently spoken. These are fantasies of natural
    • 19th century through a crisis of a particular kind. This crisis
    • 14th century, of course, things have changed in this connection. —
    • case of Petrarch it was different, 1 century later, in the 14th
    • century, Petrarch read Virgil with far greater credence. He turned
    • century concerning that which — ever changing yet ever present
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    • A Convulsive Element in Humanity in the Nineteenth Century
    • Occult Movements of the 19th Century (formerly GA 164).
    • which I have been speaking here in recent weeks.
    • [“The Occult Movement in the 19th Century,”
    • four centuries — such men dimly divine and feel that they must
    • the full in the spiritual wrestlings of the 19th century. At the time
    • the beginning of the 19th century who believed, as did Fichte,
    • the 19th century when a certain mistrust of thinking became
    • the thirties of the 19th century, this soul found that a certain
    • Theodor Fechner, who in the fifties of [the] last century tried to build
    • 19th century. He was the same man who had the controversy with
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    • Centenary Edition of Rudolf Steiner's works.
    • in later times and for centuries became a custom in certain Christian
    • evolved during the fifteenth to the eighteenth centuries in the
    • countries of Central Europe (of which we have just seen one small
    • was developed in Central Europe, we see the wonderful, active,
    • middle of the eighteenth century the time begins in which they
    • only go back two centuries further to find something else which
    • which these Christmas plays became part of the life of the central
    • some church. This was in the fourteenth or fifteenth century; but it
    • centuries there was not as yet the knowledge of the Holy Mysteries,
    • more remote times of Christian development in Central Europe, nothing
    • Ernst Haeckel has recently appeared called Thoughts about Life,
    • domain. Let us consider science in the later centuries, especially in
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    • Centenary Edition of Rudolf Steiner's works.
    • centuries. Already in far distant times in various regions, mostly
    • seventeenth, and eighteenth centuries in Central Europe, of which we
    • festival, was developed in areas of Central
    • eighteenth century, but it is wonderful to see how some remained
    • centuries to find something different, to encounter something most
    • gradually developed in areas of Central Europe, we are able to see
    • (This was still the case in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries,
    • in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, for example, familiarity
    • of Christian development in Central Europe, only the Easter thought
    • book has just recently been published — perhaps you have read
    • there is in any way a wisdom-filled providence, a beneficent God
    • believing in any kind of beneficent providence or wise guidance of
    • centuries, especially from the nineteenth century until today, with
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    • first centuries of the Christian era, we find great spirits arising,
    • being, Jesus of Nazareth, we find everything concentrated that had
    • drawn together and concentrated in a single point, in the body of
    • concentrated into one point — the body of Jesus of Nazareth. This
    • the center of earthly and human evolution. Spiritual science can do
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    • nineteenth century, and I have again and again emphasised that the
    • natural science during the nineteenth century and on into the present
    • the fundamental type of the thought of the nineteenth century. I have
    • The most capable thinkers of the nineteenth century,
    • get no further. This unworthy thinking of the nineteenth century is
    • last century purely external sense-observation obtained and gave its
    • Hence the extraordinary progress of recent years.’
    • of the nineteenth century, even down to our own day, have shown
    • investigators in natural science in the nineteenth century proved
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    • come to think what a power newspapers have in the 19th century and the large
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    • actual beating in of the waves of this Central European
    • 19th century, and to recognize that which is in these,
    • the whole central European German Folk substance. Because of
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    • itself into the physical in order after centuries to lead the
    • individuality who then later on after many centuries wants to
    • Recently we
    • century by Master Bertram and I want to tell you something
    • in the 13th, 14th century presents Lucifer there on the tree
    • Recently in my
    • WORLD AND LIFE VIEW OF THE 19TH CENTURY,
    • the enemy has national jealousy against the Center. The
    • Just recently
    • century needs it, needs it in order to take up a new form.
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    • the 19th century. H. P. Blavatsky was not a personality whom
    • the Central and Western Europeans.
    • Greco-Latin cultural period is continued in Central and
    • and Central Europe cannot occur with the Russians in so far
    • now has for the Western and Central Europeans and especially
    • strong ego as is the case in West and Central Europe can
    • dose of the Central European aspect. So there was present in
    • Central Europe, however, one must strive more and more to
    • able to go back to the beginning of the 17th century and find
    • of the 15th century and the task of this 4th period was to
    • period which begins with the beginning of the 15th. century.
    • concepts developed since the 15th century; the ancient
    • 15th century. All of these arose previously in the
    • beginning of the 15h century something was threatening. What
    • in the beginning of the 15th century. The whole of external
    • only happened since the 17th century, at the time when the
    • the 10th, 11th, 12th centuries used as a curse by the
    • beginning of the 17th century, a certain soul incarnated in
    • there. Now, the people of Central and Western Europe were in
    • just what was taught there. Thus, the Central and Western
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    • since the beginning of the 15th century we lived in the
    • 15th-century. This ether body could perceive much more of
    • When people in those centuries were still able to speak of
    • just poetical. However, to the people in these centuries,
    • 13th, 14th century. We can see that at that time human beings
    • lost since the 14th century.
    • from that? Previously, before the 14th century, one could
    • to people since the 14th and 15th century; that could no
    • the 15th, 16th century, but they are so configurated now that
    • France in the 18th century by St. Martin, who is called the
    • do which was necessary the service of the 18th century. All
    • and 9th centuries in certain areas in Europe. For example,
    • recently but some time ago special effects went out which
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    • going back through the earliest centuries to that which was
    • exist and in those periods which preceded the eighth century
    • communities from generation to generation, from century to
    • century and sometimes it was utilized in a very bad way as I
    • of memory. That ended in the 14th century. However, beyond
    • the 14th century certain sensitive people did feel that the
    • understand the 15th, 16th, 17th century, you must get an idea
    • the 17th century, there were sensitive natures who knew: The
    • about the time of Savonarola in the 15th century, for
    • Mirandola, who lived at the end of the 15th century and also
    • to the 15th century in the soul mood in reference to how
    • century and this feeling died away.
    • 17th century. A book by Friedrich Eckstein entitled
    • was recently published. Friedrich Eckstein is one of those people
    • the 16th, 17th century, we have in Amos Comenius a human
    • want to add some more things. A book has recently been
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    • of Hiram. So you see, the Easter thought stands as the center
    • valid for 2 or 3 centuries.
    • Central Europe attributes the same qualities to the Germans
    • there is much more of a Celtic element living within central
    • scientific development in the last four centuries, that the
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    • understanding for this. We are living in the 20th century,
    • to the 19th century. Very shortly after the outbreak of the
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    • first half of the 16th century. That is not so long ago. But
    • in the 18th century. No, in order to understand his concept
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    • 14th century. You will see that the way which he regards
    • the 13th century do reckon with the fact that overall there
    • century. One could work upon the astral body of these Indians
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    • development of Central Europe during the last centuries could
    • of the spiritual development of Central Europe which
    • Goethe are looked up to very much in recent times; Fichte
    • ideas. The whole spiritual development of the 19th century
    • century, what would have happened had these germs really
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    • center point in the earth. Therefore man is connected with
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    • dear friends, centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha
    • back centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha. One could say
    • German. We see that this book really belongs to the centuries
    • seer is Robert Hammerling, the great modern poet of Central
    • in the book I have recently written. What I would like to
    • figure who stands in the centerpoint of this Mystery of
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    • has been used frequently in recent decades. In viewing Weininger's
    • the last century had a marked influence on him. And the society around
    • Vienna of the end of the nineteenth century, a member of circles of
    • century Weininger was a member of circles whose most gifted members
    • something curious about these ideas: they are reminiscent of what we
    • Then he returns home, having recently felt much distress at the
    • the ideas you develop as you live in the twentieth century belong to
    • the twentieth century, the ideas you need for your next incarnation
    • many things that make death magnificent — and I am speaking now
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    • to calculate eclipses of the sun and moon that will happen centuries
    • of the Christ's descent from the sphere of the Sun to the Earth. The
    • Gospels, for they could understand what lay behind the descent of the
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    • middle of the eighteenth to the middle of the nineteenth centuries.
    • during the stage when they were approaching their most recent life in
    • encircling realm whose polar opposite is the point at the centre,
    • concentrate our attention on the first fourteen years of human
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    • this or that convolution of the brain is the speech centre, he is
    • centre in the brain that this speech centre is, in the first instance,
    • affects the blood. You should not concentrate too much on the physical
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    • in more recent times. For the ancient Egyptians, most knowing was an
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    • detail in recent lectures.
    • itself? It is true that during the 18th century a loose kind of thinking
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    • on in the life processes and their central organs. Remember how we
    • Recently, a book written by a doctor who is interested in these things
    • is so free in his investigations that, especially more recently, he
    • centuries. In those days it was called the ‘sweet tone.’
    • During the eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth centuries the fifth was
    • Strangely enough, a book has been published recently:
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    • too. At the beginning of the nineteenth century people still spoke of
    • nineteenth century there arose a philosophy which expressed a longing
    • has lasted from the second half of the nineteenth century into our own
    • which refers to a concept that is central to Schiller's account of
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    • if we ask the right questions about what has been recently described
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    • the nineteenth century people still spoke of vital forces. Naturally,
    • of the spirit. When, at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, a
    • nineteenth century up to the present day. But it must be realised
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    • analysis of some recent directions in recent philosophical thinking. I
    • recent intellectual life as my point of departure. Later — very
    • fundamental to some of the most recent of contemporary schools of
    • some recent schools of thought find themselves in when they need to
    • their place in recent times.
    • recently. Initially, the physical sciences were his field. He turned
    • thinking up to the last third of the nineteenth century. Although it
    • the principle of Pragmatism as it has recently appeared.
    • in the more recent schools of thought. One must ask oneself,
    • examples. In recent times, a boundless flood of empirical knowledge
    • certain things that have emerged recently in the sciences, the example
    • ongoing stream of recent thought. Naturally, remnants of earlier
    • thought are always being intermixed with the more recent thinking. But
    • almost all recent thinking is based are already contained in what I
    • concerned with those. Now, in the middle of the nineteenth century,
    • It was left to a thinker of the final third of the nineteenth century
    • If you will observe all the various recent schools of thought, you
    • Whereas Biran, living in the first third of the nineteenth century, still
    • particular tendencies at work in recent thought. Bergson notices, on
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    • philosophers in the nineteenth century but there were also those who
    • not there we should be like innocent lambs, for the impulse would continually
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    • substance of the ether!’ The most recent time during which it
    • — indeed, as we said, until recent times this view was also
    • truth. It might even be ninety-eight percent true, but the dynamic
    • impetus of the remaining two per cent corrupts the whole thing and
    • quickly and not measured against reality. Recently I read an article
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    • is uttered. It may be that 98 per cent of truth is spoken but yet the
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    • lofty wisdom — he cannot understand the innocent jokes that
    • learning to live in the innocent delights, delights that come to us
    • innocently from without and entertain us. When we take pleasure in a
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    • Recently we have had repeated occasion to cite a result of
    • the physiology of our more recent science has now added the senses of
    • the head as a kind of central point. The organ for perceiving another
    • our central nervous system also provides us with the sensory apparatus
    • warmth, but the sense for perceiving warmth is very much concentrated
    • our soul bring the part of our movement organism that is concentrated
    • evolution, become more and more concentrated in external speech.
    • a recent lecture concerned with philosophy. These men really have to
    • hypomochlion at the centre of a pair of scales, we have a sphere that
    • this centre, the more immobile the arm of the scales becomes. To
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    • the course of the centuries. You will discover this inwardly active
    • centuries ago, even though it was an atavistic understanding:
    • centuries onward, as the fourth post-Atlantean period came to an end,
    • centuries — not to that fable convenue that passes for
    • world in order to discover the next, central task of the fifth
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    • western black magic mysteries centered in Mexico. New light is also
    • seen from recent studies, we call them luciferic or ahrimanic,
    • ideas so strongly that, centuries later, men who have had to rethink
    • by side, we can hardly find among the factors of recent evolution (I
    • instance, Herbart in the nineteenth century, were anxious that
    • the sixth century ruler of the eastern Roman empire who codified the
    • question is often raised as to whether the central figures represent
    • coffin was started in the 4th century, and Justinian later only drove
    • Greek world light up again in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries to
    • from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries onward we have again the
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    • western black magic mysteries centered in Mexico. New light is also
    • entirely from Rome with the strictest centralization and the utmost
    • its central point in 333 A.D. It ended about 1413 A.D. and it began
    • fifteenth century. It does not matter whether something occurs a few
    • avoid devious paths. In the seventeenth century one had to speak of
    • time to become luciferic and ahrimanic forces. Only the center was
    • Atlantis, as we know, is gone and the center transposed to Asia. You
    • century and went rapidly through many editions. I believe the
    • century: The Life of Jesus by Renan, The Life of Jesus
    • always takes the same path. In the early centuries of Roman
    • repeatedly in the West until, in the thirteenth century, national
    • sixteenth century the word has had the same significance in such
    • In complete accord with the science of the nineteenth century, he sets
    • opportunity for concentrating the myth forming activity of mankind
    • over the world, are concentrated in this single man Jesus. They are
    • force and strength. In Him it is concentrated. Strauss, therefore,
    • that a man of the nineteenth century is able to conceive! The element
    • nineteenth century in a threefold description. The Life of
    • written with all the learning of the nineteenth century. Then came
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    • western black magic mysteries centered in Mexico. New light is also
    • alluded to in the previous lecture because, in more recent times, in
    • taking shape in the course of past centuries. The general population
    • following for the teachings that came from them. Like a single central
    • Now at a certain time a being was born in Central America who set
    • At this same time in Central America another man was born who was
    • paramount, and the relatively beneficent conditions of the time of
    • interest in the Jesus figure would naturally decline and would center
    • beneficent ways, but it also has a strong tendency to become the
    • recently, then it is clear that other and deeper impulses must now
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    • which is to stand as a promise that into the recent development
    • Surveying the centuries which follow, we find that again,
    • which passed over Europe, particularly Central Europe, and had
    • that in the eighteenth century a human yearning turns to the
    • Greek art-spirit. We see the nineteenth century, inspired by
    • the nineteenth century, that wonderful, yet, after all,
    • century in the revival of antiquity. But everything is prompted
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    • western black magic mysteries centered in Mexico. New light is also
    • Association have not heard the recent lectures held here, I will not
    • one's understanding the facts that have been presented in our recent
    • and for good reasons — for three or four centuries, resembles a
    • times. With the exception perhaps of its very last centuries, but
    • material life. It begins in the eighth century before the event of the
    • twelfth centuries of the Christian era differed more radically from
    • and tenth Christian centuries.
    • from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, bears essentially the
    • its course approximately in the middle of the nineteenth century. As
    • century. In the period from the fifteenth century to the middle of the
    • human evolution in an earlier century than the one in which they did.
    • centuries, did not formerly exist. In fact, they correspond to a
    • centuries. The Greeks or Romans could not have looked at the world
    • from the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries? They are mainly the
    • has created the natural science of the last three or four centuries,
    • represents the faculty that belongs to those centuries. It is clear to
    • from the middle of the nineteenth century on for the gradual
    • in the last three or four centuries. Why have these faculties arisen
    • nineteenth century. Those who know something of the spiritual life
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    • western black magic mysteries centered in Mexico. New light is also
    • this fourth epoch lasted until the beginning of the fifteenth century
    • A.D. With the dawning of the fifteenth century, trends began to
    • fifteenth century until the fourth millennium, consists in the
    • century of the fifth post-Atlantean epoch, but behind the curtains of
    • the tenth, eleventh and twelfth centuries A.D.
    • Remarkably, at the battle of Liegnitz in the thirteenth century, the
    • century, have been deeply engrossed in the question of the birth
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    • western black magic mysteries centered in Mexico. New light is also
    • preparation since the fifteenth century. We have seen what new
    • concentrated and clearest manner what the impulses of our time ought
    • since the fifteenth century, and that will be at work for about two
    • fifteenth century because things that are to develop spiritually must
    • fourteenth century, when the Templar Order — not the individual
    • societies over England, France, Spain, part of Italy and Central
    • beneficent, the divine, but also the luciferic and ahrimanic forces.
    • innocent, they were accused of every imaginable vice. One day in
    • right into Central Europe and Italy — action was also taken
    • intellect as we have done also in the other examples given in recent
    • the first time in the eighties of the last century, I faced the
    • vigor as if crippled, then, from what we have had to say recently
    • cultural life of humanity. Not only centuries but millenniums will be
    • nineteenth century and now on into the twentieth. A great number of
    • fourteenth century.
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    • centuries to the sixteenth and seventeenth forms a remarkably
    • Faust originating in the legend of the sixteenth century, you
    • will see that not only this sixteenth century Faust but also
    • to an end with the fourteenth, fifteenth centuries, of which
    • and needs in former centuries, is indeed nothing but
    • centuries, even the centuries immediately preceding the age
    • soul in former centuries, in centuries long past, while at
    • sixteenth century, the historical Faust who actually lived
    • centuries, and also the wisdom in particular of pre-Christian
    • of the sixteenth century, this wisdom was definitely on the
    • Faust of the eighteenth century, of of the nineteenth and
    • indeed of many centuries to come. Hence we see Goethe's Faust
    • was looked upon in centuries long past, was by no means so
    • magic like the Faust of the sixteenth century. But he is
    • casts for the scent strayed from his master's
    • the fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth centuries. As I have
    • the soul-development of past centuries. In the days of Faust
    • eighteenth century, from which I should like to read you a
    • since the 14th, 15th, centuries that his impulses have been
    • up to the 14th, 15th centuries, a certain number of the
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    • western black magic mysteries centered in Mexico. New light is also
    • and nineteenth centuries in Europe, one must naturally have in mind
    • the nineteenth century and their constitutional conflicts, will
    • generations, centuries. This way of thinking about religious matters
    • fourteenth to the nineteenth centuries is, as we know, also permeated
    • further in the super-sensible impulses from the fifteenth century on
    • recent times, however, have at last arrived at seeing that the sun is
    • in the center and Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn
    • thinking from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries, has had
    • centuries. They had to give themselves up to fantastic ideas about
    • been greatly intensified in men during the last few centuries
    • followed a course in the centuries just past that drew man away from
    • of spiritual matters ever since the fourteenth century. It has been a
    • sense of these faculties, slept deeply in the centuries indicated. On
    • they had left reality. Because these capacities slept, past centuries
    • humanity has even become freer than it was in earlier centuries, and
    • I chose for an example. In the centuries gone by, and right up to
    • will bear the traces of our having passed through the centuries since
    • centuries. Quite different practical operations, practical mastery of
    • the past centuries. This mystery must first be grasped on its depths;
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    • Goethe and the Crisis in the Nineteenth Century
    • Goethe and the Crisis in the Nineteenth Century
    • crimes, of which they were most certainly innocent — as can be proved
    • centuries.
    • important for all the succeeding centuries of modern times. If it had been
    • impulses which appeared among mankind from the 15th to the 19th century.
    • succeeding centuries.
    • the tragedy broke out in the Order of the Templars — a whole century
    • still from the earth — became in succeeding centuries for many others
    • hidden stream; and then at the end of the 18th century we come to a
    • whole of the 19th century and right on into the present time. At the end of
    • the 18th century, we see the French Revolution spreading its currents far and
    • works in Man to begin with through the I. At the end of the 18th century, Man
    • century, because everything was applied to the body, and ideals which only
    • spirit, and when the three ideals of the end of the 18th century are referred
    • spirit. That people were unable in the 18th century and have continued to be
    • unable throughout the 19th century to understand this, was a result of the
    • evolution in the way I have described. The 18th century mixed up Equality,
    • the way it has been understood in the 19th century, it can only mean social
    • centuries, by Galvani and Volta. People give far too little thought to such
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    • Nineteenth Century, published in German as, Innere Entwicklungsimpulse der
    • trace how these impulses pass over into a recent material. And
    • in the last lecture, we saw at the end of the 18th century, it
    • centuries and flowed into European development could be
    • 19th century. In this 19th century all those impulses of which
    • middle of the 19th century was a most important time; —
    • century, really entered upon a quite definite crisis. That
    • brought about in the 15th century, through this intellectual
    • the social ideas of the 19th century, all have as their aim the
    • humanity, and to concentrate them on that Figure. And so, that
    • how the Myths of Centuries all flow together. With D. F.
    • so, in the middle of the 19th century, as I have told you, that
    • our 19th century, reached a certain crisis. At that time, the
    • century, the striving after happiness was gradually transformed
    • 19th century, both in the sphere of knowledge as also in the
    • disturbed them especially that the 19th century should bring
    • forth a striving especially concentrated on the principle of
    • question of how humanity should be led in the 19th century in
    • concentrated on the phenomena of Birth and the question of
    • as it really entered the world of the I9th century, did not
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    • of Christianity, and the following centuries until the beginning
    • first Christian centuries. Should the Redeemer be represented in
    • faculty which they had still possessed in former centuries under
    • succeeding centuries they lost the power to create true plastic
    • man's gaze is now made inward and centered upon the earthly life;
    • changes in the course of centuries. It was a tremendous change
    • composition is reminiscent of the former picture, you will see,
    • place of the Earlier Art, creating as from a single centre of
    • — raying outward from the centre — how each single
    • we come on into the 14th and 15th century, we see the longing,
    • for example, at the magnificent building here. Observe how the
    • Filippino Lippi's work, both in the central figure of the
    • that for his time the artist's answer is magnificent.
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    • 52. Fra Angelico: Descent from the Cross. (Academy.
    • concentrated on a single feeling, and yet this single quality of
    • progress from the 14th to the 15th and on into the 16th century
    • everything proceeds as from a centre, and we feel his composition
    • therefore, from the 13th, 14th, 15th centuries, we recognise the
    • of the soul. And now, coming across from Central and Eastern
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    • Nineteenth Century, published in German as, Innere Entwicklungsimpulse der
    • only exists in man's body up to 6 per cent. 90 percent of man's
    • reminiscent of that, even as the book appears in translation.
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    • men in recent times, by way of pictorial representation and the like.
    • century Italian Christianity witnessed the rise even among the Popes, of
    • reckoned with), — this Earth was the centre of the whole Universe.
    • the world which only came forth in the succeeding centuries. He had
    • their way to the surface during later centuries), of Michelangelo, on
    • a true concentration of the existing order of the world. This Florence
    • were concentrated, for example, in Vittoria Colonna, hoping to permeate
    • Of Raphael we may say, he carried Urbino — East-Central Italy
    • This is a very recent
    • reminiscent of the peculiar composition in the Last Supper, but aims
    • 26. Battle of the Lapiths and Centaurs. (Bas-Relief.) (Casa Buonarotti. Florence.)
    • 57. Tomb of Lorenzo. (The central figure.)
    • 61. Tomb of Lorenzo. (The central figure.)
    • Christ in the centre, as the cosmic Judge. You will see how Michelangelo
    • corner of East-Central Italy.
    • once more the center of Christianity by rebuilding the derelict Church
    • of the Pope, wishing to achieve a new greatness of Christianity centered
    • because the two central figures are supposed to be Plato and Aristotle.
    • was to contrast the supersensible Inspiration, the descent of the
    • two central figures are to be understood as follows: On the one hand
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    • post-Atlantean epoch, and much to which I have recently
    • recently? Did not his published letters number six or seven
    • thousand by the turn of the century, and today number almost
    • Now, I have often referred recently to the strange error of an
    • century, whereas his mother's family, the Textors, was old,
    • the third and fourth centuries of the fifth post-Atlantean
    • young people are anxious to wipe the most recent learning
    • Doctor of Jurisprudence — Licentiate
    • the sixteenth century, but whose part in them was of such a
    • half of the century.
    • the life, and the struggle of the sixteenth century
    • concentrated in one personality as he could never otherwise
    • Bear in mind, it was the sixteenth century, the time of the
    • the Sixteenth Century as is known today by many a pastor about
    • it were, to what had come about since the sixteenth century. In
    • the second half of the eighteenth century. It also surrounded
    • abstract way, Goethe presented it in a magnificent visible form
    • literally that if Faust had been a decent man, he would have
    • century, was certainly narrow-minded. Yet at least it is
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    • fundamentally concerned with the truth. In my most recent book,
    • when concentrated in Schiller's
    • but it will take centuries to do so. It may well be, therefore,
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    • the course of centuries; so that Goethe, when he comes
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    • whose main center is the brain, centered in the head, the
    • nerves that are centered in the spinal cord, and the nerves
    • sense of sight, merely through scent or hearing, as the one
    • through this? You see, for many centuries it has been so that a
    • gradually been introduced since the nineteenth century, and a
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    • first there are the nerves whose chief centre is in the
    • brain—nerves, therefore, which are centred in the
    • head. Then there are the nerves which are centred in the spinal
    • emerged recently in the somewhat dense and idiotic way in
    • long centuries past, a man who grows into the life of
    • has indeed become less flagrant in the 19th century,
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    • mainsprings in Middle Europe. I mean that Central Europe which we
    • magnificently in the older Mid-European miniature painting. This,
    • centuries. Then from the West emerged another impulse, which had
    • 13th centuries it was completely interwoven with the united impulse
    • and concentrated most of all in Southern France, there came what we
    • which, concentrated in the South of France, grew especially in the
    • 9th, 10th and 11th centuries. It brings into the Gothic Art that
    • West, notably in the 12th and 13th centuries, to permeate once more
    • say that in the centuries before Dürer, the Mid-European
    • thirteenth century. At that time the Mid-European feeling had grown
    • which was then flowing over Central Europe.
    • This is the central
    • thirteenth century into the fifteenth, and on into the
    • This is the center-piece of the ‘Paumgartner altar.’
    • history of evolution, magnificently expressed by placing the
    • the center; for this Madonna of Nuremberg belongs undoubtedly to a
    • the 16th century or perhaps a little later. Much of the tenderness
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    • the fifteenth century. If men would pay more attention today to
    • since the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. They would
    • since the fifteenth century would cause astonishment to those
    • people to criticize the fact that, in recent times, vocations
    • have become more specialized and that not so many centuries ago
    • of the recent fifth post-Atlantean period have become
    • only two or three centuries ago, you will find that the human
    • are made about other more recent endeavors, and ideas are
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    • of these lectures are tending more or less to the central
    • you know, began about the 15th century. It is a pity the
    • changed since the 14th and 15th centuries in the
    • and vocations, since the 15th century. Anyone who really let
    • there is little wisdom in such criticism. ‘Not many centuries
    • adolescent children and declaring them fit for this or
    • culture — even a few centuries ago — you will find
    • Church in the centre. Six days of the week are devoted to trade
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    • opinion.’ (Public opinions, according to a 19th century
    • important for the last few centuries. He invents
    • — which, it appears, a theologian recently described
    • that one's judgment of what constitutes a ‘decent and proper
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    • of the nineteenth century termed “private foolishness.” To
    • century. But it is Mephistopheles who really invents it. Faust
    • sediment. A theologian recently called it somewhat coarsely —
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    • centuries we witness the development of a unique artistic life in
    • until the 12th and 13th centuries if we merely consider what we
    • earlier centuries from what it afterwards became. It was only in
    • manner of excesses even before the twelfth century. And while in
    • moral life, as we showed in a recent lecture, fell to the state
    • the centuries until the 12th — nay, the beginning of the
    • centuries to which I now refer, in Middle Europe, are all devoted
    • centuries from that time onward until the 12th and 13th there
    • from the 13th century onward a certain decline can be observed.
    • of work and progress in the best souls, from the 11th century on
    • century, had been preserved. All that we now bring to light
    • of the 12th century, which has been found at Tegernsee in Bavaria,
    • the 12th and 13th centuries were well aware of these possibilities
    • magnificently and independently side by side with the Art of the
    • the 13th century. They are at Halberstadt.
    • There is Mary, there is St. John, and in the center the Christ,
    • as we go on into the following centuries.
    • wood, and dates from the first third of the 13th century. None the
    • the first third of the 13th century. They show an altogether
    • 14th century, and see what had occurred by that time. We have a few
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    • the 19th century. In the recently published biography we are
    • see: All his queer cranks and eccentricities — and he had
    • century, and on a larger and larger scale in our own
    • recent discoveries. Max Eyth, however, finds that the
    • bridges. Magnificently he describes the faculties he has,
    • magnificently described. He himself is in the first train to
    • attempts of recent times to penetrate into the secrets of
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    • the nineteenth century. The biographical sketch
    • We have often experienced this in the nineteenth century and up
    • that the author was quite familiar with various recent endeavors to
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    • content of my recent lecture at Liestal, where I pointed
    • understands what was spiritually at work in the first centuries
    • seventh century A.D. — if he knows these spiritual
    • people of former centuries and millennia — they could
    • upon the life of the nineteenth century? The type of humanity,
    • said Mill, which the nineteenth century developed, is
    • Liberalism of the 19th century —
    • — our time must concentrate on the Reality (meaning
    • really was for the whole course of the nineteenth century. She
    • — In recent times they had fallen more and more in the
    • purposes which they pursued in the way I recently described to
    • give you an example from the most recent times in Europe,
    • of the war, which, as I indicated recently, will in all
    • preserved in silence. These people may be quite innocent; for
    • sources. They may be quite innocent. Nevertheless, they too
    • recently chose the example of a very ‘enlightened’ pastor and
    • as Maeterlinck did recently: to represent Goethe and Schiller
    • told you in these lectures of a book recently written by the
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    • to do with the inner life. As a whole, the central concern of
    • spiritually at work in the first centuries of the Christian
    • centuries — so that we know the spiritual impulses of that
    • social character upon the life of the nineteenth century lead?
    • developed in the nineteenth century and asked how the bourgeois
    • the sixties of the last century! Mill, who speaks first of his
    • century, to a conglomerated mediocrity. Referring to what Mill
    • course of the nineteenth century. She appeared at the very time
    • the most recent times in Europe, without thereby intending to
    • — probably never entirely explained, as I recently suggested.
    • innocent as children, in spite of the fact that they may be old
    • recently gave an example in St. Gallen and Zurich of an
    • has most recently done, and to write long articles about the
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    • sixteenth century. In order to consider the hereditary
    • sixteenth century was a rather versatile person but also an
    • century, was a highly respected man. As a pupil of this man, he
    • that in the middle of the nineteenth century we reached the
    • of the nineteenth century continue to develop further? In the
    • century was the period in which the view was presented that a
    • nineteenth century have written, and you will find at what
    • century for it deals with the human soul. Every possible effort
    • nineteenth century.
    • recently pointed out to you that modern humanity is cruel even
    • of all. But I saw so many decent working class couples here
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    • inclinations of the feeling life. In the nineteenth century
    • these self-centred notions by describing the successive epochs
    • work I recently placed before you a sorry picture of our
    • naturally from our recent considerations.
    • Graeco-Latin epoch, or notably beyond the fourth century B.C.,
    • into the fifth, sixth or seventh century (so that we might even
    • eighth century after the Mystery of Golgotha. In the times when
    • done in the third or fourth or fifth century B.C., ‘Thy Angel
    • to know what it is to get beyond this self-centred limitation
    • steam-engine was not properly invented until the 18th century,
    • comparatively recent? The year 1763 — what I now
    • Think now of what I recently told you, what will happen in the
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    • bore obvious fruit during the nineteenth century: in the rise
    • happening recently may not constitute a violation of the time
    • it recently happen, for example, that a book was published by a
    • we should pass beyond the fourth century before Christ all the
    • way into the fifth, sixth and seventh centuries — we might
    • seventh and eighth centuries after the Mystery of Golgotha. The
    • Christ in the third, fourth, or fifth centuries, cause a gentle
    • century. What existed before that time constituted nothing more
    • bear in mind what I recently explained as something that will
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    • expressed in a magnificent image at the beginning of the Old
    • centuries preceding the Mystery of Golgotha, therefore, they
    • partially possible. In this ascent the possibility is lost to
    • century, this truth has been exactly reversed in Sinnet's book,
    • appeared only during the centuries just prior to the Mystery of
    • in this book is reminiscent of what I have mentioned most
    • recently in lectures, even about actual events, although I
    • related to our views of the world. Recently, Hermann Bahr also
    • orthodox, or let's say, more recent Catholicism. At any rate,
    • middle of the 19th century. During that time, the people who
    • the middle of the century that mankind was indeed ready to be
    • the 19th century, but those who held this view were, in a way,
    • contrast to what I explained in my recent speech in Bern, the
    • before 1870 and established magnetic centers in the North,
    • magnetic centers established by Bismarck had been at work,
    • because I had talked about these things recently and because
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    • of the nineties of last century. It was curious to see what a far-reaching
    • significance, especially so for the close of the 19th century. People
    • Human souls no longer had the force to penetrate to the heart and center
    • the 19th century. In all directions it had become essentially a culture on
    • only in a superficial way. What, after all, did the late 19th century
    • dependent on that artistic movement which I have characterised in recent
    • arch-representative of those who felt themselves in the 17th century so
    • recent lantern lectures, have brought before our souls the flowering
    • Gall in the 10th century, and relating how Mid-Europe was overwhelmed
    • 509. Descent from the Cross. (Alte Pinakothek.
    • 16th century in this weaving of the light. — But Rembrandt had
    • 558. Descent From the Cross
    • mighty personality, lighting forth in the seventeenth century.
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    • the England of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to allow for
    • ‘At the centre of all the
    • prevailing at the centres of modern civilization ...’
    • the events of recent decades side by side, so that out of these
    • events of recent decades are such that they cannot be judged
    • about what lives today in Central Europe has to be made from a
    • everything contained in Central Europe each single individual is
    • world these days about the so-called guilt of the Central Powers. The
    • periphery about Central Europe. At the end of the article we read:
    • article Brandes wrote recently, following an argument with Grey,
    • the premise that the Central Powers alone (namely, certain persons)
    • free again within half a century. Alliances never last as long as
    • myths and sagas and literary materials of West and Central Europe,
    • We must realize that the population crowded together in Central
    • years. In Central Europe we have to do with the treasure of the
    • been created over the centuries. It would be utter nonsense to
    • it really so? A Swiss newspaper recently published articles which, in
    • the nations of Central Europe. Even in articles expressing judgements
    • people in Central Europe who are equivalent, say, to Maeterlinck.
    • saint of charitable love, Vincent de Paul, who still has many
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    • eighties of the last century, was practising analytical psychology,
    • Whoever, since the nineteenth century, has concerned himself
    • nineteenth century — there, ideas have been borrowed from
    • century was more a matter of feeling, of passionate impulsiveness,
    • nineteenth century imitated British institutions. In many places
    • In England during the nineteenth century, let us say up to its
    • the nineteenth century, and as such it is, in a certain way, the
    • the nineteenth century by those who are concerned with such things.
    • against the Triple Alliance that had come about in Central Europe
    • straits and, secondly, over the course of the centuries far too much
    • of the nineteenth century there were three directions in which the
    • ancestors have lived for centuries; but I would set it on fire with
    • bit has taken place recently that could astonish us. Where social
    • since the nineteenth century and has now entered the twentieth is not
    • gone on in Romania recently has been puzzling. This is connected with
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    • heart. (You will find a note on Schröer in my recent
    • the seventies of the 18th century — 1772, 1773, 1774;
    • century). Once in a church in Paris a Canon was preaching in
    • a small percentage of what is solid. Thus you need not
    • Thither where our aims are centered
    • legend arose in the sixteenth century. The spirits left
    • directed it, for men were like that in the 18th century, they
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    • connections”, others by his rumoured descent from an exalted
    • eccentricities, but by and large nothing crucial, necessary or
    • I said that someone who has lived through recent decades in a
    • recently. Yet in it there appears a passage that I shall quote in a
    • In more recent years his beloved friends in Danzig have invited
    • by the way, that his recent book about expressionism is full of
    • recent novel that through his very worldliness, through his longing
    • the necessity to discover something about man's ascent into the
    • nineteenth century, a paramount endeavour to find a way in which the
    • whole history of Austria-Hungary in recent decades, with all those
    • they have thrown off in recent decades in order to found individual
    • society which, though centred in Serbia, had threads leading in every
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    • and significant in European life during recent decades: that there
    • a situation arose in the second half of the nineteenth century, when
    • influenced by the European periphery, formed themselves in Central
    • degrees of these secret brotherhoods. In Central Europe the Omladina
    • recent decades. In the western, particularly in the English
    • nineteenth century, of the coming world war, and it was always
    • recent times but, above all, they have for decades been the plaything
    • century. Little is discussed nowadays which can really throw light on
    • second half of the nineteenth century. He was an attractive
    • connections in all the states of Central Europe, it is easy to
    • blending. Even in the seventeenth century this played a considerable
    • yet ready to agree to the ascent of Karageorgevich to the throne; at
    • Recently I have often had to ask myself what might be the origin
    • negotiations with the representatives of the Central Powers he plays
    • between Central Europe, England, America, and so on — in other
    • a number of people in Central Europe, particularly in Germany, the
    • Everything that has happened in recent years is full of deceptions,
    • Still, a situation had now been reached in Central Europe that
    • century. I shall now quote one of these voices. You will have to
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    • towards the end of the 15th century and on into the 16th.
    • emerges — century after century during these epochs — what
    • in its nascent state, as it were, in the very moment of its origin,
    • chance that this special development in the 15th century took place
    • the middle portion above the Altar. The figure in the center, in Papal
    • in the first third of the 15th century. Hubert Van Eyck died in 1426;
    • of the 15th century.
    • we will show the angel-pictures, to the right and left of these central
    • centuries. It could not have been embodied in this beautiful artistic
    • it thus. Throughout the centuries of Christianity this idea had gradually
    • of the Middle Ages, grown and matured in the course of the centuries,
    • 15th century.
    • 18. Rogier van der Weyden. Descent from the Cross. (Berlin.)
    • 19. Rogier van der Weyden. Descent from the Cross. (Prado.
    • about 1452 — the middle of the 15th century.
    • 16th century, other elements mingle more and more with what was
    • 45. Hieronymus Bosch. Descent from the Cross.
    • this is already in the 16th century.
    • definitely of the 16th century. I spoke just now of the
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    • century ago. For had they done so today's painful situation
    • century. Certainly some insights — and much depends on insights
    • books, that in Freemasonry the ascent through the various degrees is
    • fifteenth century and died in the first half of the sixteenth
    • century. We may well ask whether all he did was to refuse the king
    • ‘There was recently a rather
    • turn of the fifteenth to the sixteenth century; the Lord Chancellor
    • in the eighth and ninth centuries. I am not concerned at the moment with
    • Then in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries we see that the
    • Spain, and we see that not until the eighteenth century can Italy
    • begin to think of recovering from centuries of pain and suffering.
    • We are in the fifties of the nineteenth century. How did it come
    • more on the feeling level, and a more practical attraction to Central
    • practical tendency of Central Europe.
    • tendency which leaned towards Central Europe. It is interesting, for
    • with Central Europe came to be taken for granted at that time. I am
    • these days. Italy joined Central Europe in 1882 in what came to be
    • The consequence was that Italy's practical links with Central
    • the connection of the Apennine peninsula to Central Europe took on a
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    • fact that, on the part of America, the twentieth century is
    • the spiritual world. Yet he lived a whole century after the beginning
    • bodies — of course not during the course of a few centuries but
    • I have spoken recently in various places about the connection
    • centuries!
    • Consider the imposing number of centuries one would remain within
    • century. They continued into the twentieth century, but it was
    • particularly in the nineteenth century that they were taken up, at
    • century, is composed of those peoples who are called upon to speak
    • what is going on in the North, what developed through Central Europe
    • the twelfth century, when the Papacy began to be no longer what it
    • roughly the end of the eighteenth century. As a rule, when such
    • had come by their knowledge. Particularly since the sixteenth century
    • stood in relation to Central Europe, so a configuration will have to
    • ogre — for which many in Central Europe want to take him. I
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    • also come to be known recently, if one makes the effort to go
    • This aversion has recently intensified into a burning hatred which
    • which lies in the centre of Europe. It is not my task to speak about
    • century. There are people who challenge the founding of the German
    • about whether a German Reich in Central
    • which this empire in Central Europe arose. They do not consider, for
    • many centuries a kind of reservoir, a kind of fountain-head for the
    • from Central Europe, as from a reservoir of peoples, all sorts of
    • This spreading out took place in all directions. In Central Europe
    • centre had to develop differently is that jump — which I do not
    • the periphery stood by what was to be found in the centre to the
    • of what is present in the consciousness of Central Europe is linked
    • with the way the soil of this empire in Central Europe has constantly
    • This was particularly the case in the seventeenth century, during the
    • Thirty Years' War, in which Central Europe lost up to one third
    • destroyed. The peoples of Central Europe were utterly flayed by those
    • Now it is not surprising that in Central Europe the inclination
    • that. I said it is not surprising that the impulse arose in Central
    • side, to build up some protection against the centuries of attack
    • necessary for Central Europe though not, of course, for the East.
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    • What was important in centuries now gone by was not so much the
    • custom was guided by Mystery priests in a Mystery centre focused on
    • what is today Jutland, part of Denmark. This Mystery centre was able
    • more recent times, which appeared increasingly as the age of
    • Central Europe right into the eighth, ninth and even the tenth
    • centuries, for these feelings originated from prevalent usages, such
    • centre which laid down the season when provision could be made for
    • that on the Jutland peninsula there really was a Mystery centre which
    • of mankind. So this Mystery centre could only exist in most ancient
    • the Mystery centres a ‘sun hero’. Now he was destined to
    • until quite recently in history, right into the early Christian
    • centuries. There were Ertha processions even in Swabia. These were
    • preserved, appears in Anglo-Saxon. As I showed recently,
    • matters we have discussed recently. So let us take an example. I have
    • social life. In what has been said in recent lectures you will have
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    • lingered on into the eighth, ninth, tenth centuries after the Mystery
    • spread from Jutland across Europe, especially Central Europe.
    • Situated in the region of Denmark was the chief Mystery centre
    • centres such as that in Denmark, which I described as regulating, as
    • the spring and their fading in autumn. From this centre in Denmark
    • What is the question our soul might place before us? In recent
    • discovery. Coming from the West to Central Europe you discover that
    • this is impossible unless it has been imported from Central Europe.
    • But in Central Europe there are isolated individuals who have a kind
    • mission in Central Europe. It was to link the West with the East in
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    • impulses living in the more recent karma of mankind, namely, the
    • middle of the nineteenth century, an endeavour was made to draw the
    • go over it again. Around the middle of the nineteenth century, then,
    • it was the concern of a certain centre to draw people's
    • Now in the middle of the nineteenth century
    • been attempted at that time, in the middle of the nineteenth century,
    • middle of the nineteenth century. But it soon became obvious that the
    • tendencies of the nineteenth century, had set this attempt in train.
    • harmless. In recent decades, as you know, the pronouncements of
    • But the nineteenth century was no longer like earlier centuries in
    • French soul’; this has been repeatedly said in recent years. It
    • about the time around the tenth century, when the constitution of
    • that, in Central Europe, at that time the members of the ruling
    • perfectly natural that the countries of Central Europe should take
    • the lead. Life in these Central European countries was shaped
    • routes. It was quite different from what came later. As the centuries
    • origin. Recent history cannot be understood without the realization
    • little significance is attached to Central Europe, for they are
    • Central Europe. A great deal of importance was attached, however
    • You see, the fact is that the whole of recent history has to do
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    • Our recent considerations have, on the one hand, referred to human
    • concrete experiences of the day with the nerve centre, the inmost
    • me that some of the things I have said recently have indeed been open
    • May I remind you that in my recent book
    • the Central Powers; we are not to blame for the commencement of the
    • recent times, for it depicts a logic riven beyond all meaning. This
    • events took the course they did in recent years. Of course, if you
    • things. For in accordance with the nerve centre of spiritual science,
    • with China. From the end of the eighteenth century there was a lively
    • something else. From the seventeenth century onwards the habit of
    • before the seventeenth century they had not done so. For those who do it,
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    • penny or a centime invested at the time of the birth of Christ at
    • all, this has been going on for a century — is something which
    • decades or centuries to come, people will condemn with an equal
    • moral patriotism. In the centuries to come, today's events will
    • observed in very recent centuries. For instance, those scientists who
    • I have given here in recent weeks have not been without a wider
    • nineteenth century or at the beginning of the twentieth. Now since
    • population has increased considerably in recent times, and so many
    • to the true core of the myths. That was in the eighteenth century. By
    • the nineteenth century the most total and utter nonsense was being
    • seeing what has happened in recent weeks a different judgement could
    • describes has been peculiarly English for a century.
    • which long has been or which has recently come to be. Had Austria
    • that, preserving the peace for nearly half a century, is enabled to
    • know the truth even about Central Europe. It is not right that we
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    • hypochondria, the eccentricities, the dissatisfactions, the
    • the languages of Central Europe this can be felt quite clearly: many
    • sometimes in a very concentrated form, if they refuse to accept what
    • endeavouring to describe for such a long time, more recently even in
    • ascent from mere onesided intellectual life into Imaginative life,
    • nineteenth century the yearning for objectivity deserted us
    • twentieth century in comparison to all that went before. The effect is
    • American humanity in the nineteenth century; it is the karma of
    • understanding it, we can come to comprehend one of the central aspects
    • Now quite recently the author — known, and yet unknown — of
    • allowing this to be seen as proof — that the Central Powers never
    • the Reichstag is saying that the Central Powers did react to the
    • said, for it is Sasonov whom he is quoting! The Central Powers never
    • England to Prince Heinrich. In other words, the Central Powers did
    • concludes that the Central Powers did not reply and have thus made
    • written quite recently. A perfectly honest attempt is made in this context
    • final volumes have only recently been published. Other strange things
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    • Comprising an evolution through several centuries, they will bring before
    • of the early Christian centuries into the times of the Renaissance.
    • Mysteries whose center, as I told you, was in Denmark. This stream is
    • and less understood in the further course of centuries. True, it also
    • recently. Our friends drew up the Horoscope for that point in the course
    • of these things did not decay or die out absolutely until the 18th century.
    • Even as late as the 18th century people still spoke of something which
    • that underlie the appearance of the Three Wise Men. In the 18th century,
    • Even in the 18th century it was expressly stated in certain circles
    • (15th century) The Nativity, etc. (German Woodcuts.)
    • 4. The Nativity, 11th Century. (Limburg Monestary.)
    • 5. The Flight into Egypt. (Evangeliar of the 12th century.
    • century once more; and we now go on to Correggio.
    • of the 15th and 16th centuries, to Albrecht Dürer.
    • (Codex Egberti. Trier. 10th century.)
    • from Menologion of Basil II (Vatican. Rome. 11th Century.)
    • we find ourselves in the 13th century. We go on into the 15th and come
    • century is Piero di Cosimo.
    • old Mosaic, of the 6th century.
    • (Menologium Basilius. Vatican. 11th century)
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    • outdistanced mankind in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Today's
    • in the nineteenth century. This shows that in their soul development
    • continue its development along the lines of the nineteenth century,
    • only stem from the culture of Central Europe. But in the form it has
    • to the most recent events, our age is thoroughly disinclined to accept
    • peace and they must also create legal norms which can centain their
    • century, and also in the twentieth century, in various parts of the
    • points during the nineteenth century it could have been possible to
    • expressed in a long novel about recent times, which caused a very
    • is used today instead to show that the world in most recent times has
    • in recent decades the impetus for the whole development of this British
    • imperialism. This is what has always been striven for in recent times,
    • British politics right up to the nineties of the nineteenth century.
    • beginning of the century — she gave a lecture on theosophy and
    • Until quite recently a remnant of the puritanical element was still
    • recently in The London Magazine
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    • century, the historian Professor Seeley
    • British history as it had developed over the centuries from the point
    • I have told you, during the final decades of the nineteenth century
    • century an English book
    • in Treitschke's definite antipathy towards more recent history and
    • the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries as aimed consistently at the
    • centuries; yet at the same time the Russians claim to be entirely
    • first water — the Tsar's decree that has recently been going round the
    • break out in the twentieth century between Russia and Austria.’
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    • of most recent history leading up to the present, I expressly stated
    • obvious bounds. But it is clear from various recent publications —
    • West are the Slovenian Slavs; to the East, adjacent to them, the
    • entirely federalistic, not centralistic, and before the war it tended
    • From 1867 to 1879 centralism was the aim; from 1879 onwards the efforts
    • to centralize had to be seen as a failure, and from then on federalism
    • century we find everywhere in the occult schools of the West, under the
    • have been in opposition to one another most strongly in recent times as
    • nineteenth century and, looking at the situation objectively, it could
    • the following: In recent decades, imperialism has led to a general
    • The events of recent decades have been like a chain reaction: In
    • gone before. The most recent point of departure — of course we could go
    • England. After the Algeciras Conference sensible people in Central
    • that Russia's pretensions would lead to a conflict between Central and
    • realities of history will say that this conflict between Central and
    • between Central and Eastern Europe. There were manifold forms it could
    • gathered over the participants, an agitation in which was concentrated
    • Central Europe to take precautions with regard to the East, always
    • in Central Europe because the whole of the European periphery was seen
    • to have turned against Central Europe. Opinions differed only in the
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    • Since the nineteenth century it has been the custom to construct history
    • Recently I have perhaps described things rather too realistically,
    • recently, not simply to throw light on them in one way or another, but
    • Terrible accusations are being continuously hurled at the centre
    • enthusiastic champion of the nascent German state; for he worked in a
    • Central Europe, there lived in him something that is not known in the
    • always placed at the centre of his considerations the question of human
    • nineteenth century, defends most beautifully the human personality in
    • the nineteenth century, yet it was often enough consulted by those who,
    • during the course of the nineteenth century, were endeavouring to reach
    • freedom. Of course the nineteenth century was in one way the time when
    • in the sixties of the nineteenth century, Treitschke set himself to
    • nineteenth century. Those for whom it is possible to gain a point of
    • difference that exists between western European and Central European
    • is no intention of doing anything to the peoples of Central Europe!
    • this utter historical ignorance and lack of understanding about Central
    • from people who know nothing of what exists in Central Europe, yet who
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    • spiritually, we have to seek the centre of the ego in the head. Since
    • in a way we do belong to the devil. We are at least partially decent
    • concentrate on oneself, if one cannot get away from oneself. The more
    • During the first half of the nineteenth century a well-known
    • the solid element in our make-up, of which ninety-five per cent
    • pillar of water containing only five per cent of solid ingredients. Yet
    • board yesterday is clearly a kind of payment on account. The Central
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    • five per cent of our body is made of this earthly element, I said that
    • Well over ninety per cent of our physical being is a pillar of
    • period which ended in the fifteenth century, and of the fact that it is
    • from the eighth century BC right up to the fifteenth century AD, the
    • beginning of the fourteenth centuries. This is at the same time the
    • century.
    • the thirteenth century. In order to describe it in a way which is
    • and fourteenth centuries.
    • worked up to the thirteenth century — when it was, you might say,
    • of the nineteenth century. How far back it goes beyond that I do not
    • being demanded. Only compare the most recent note to Wilson with the
    • Central Europe is not to be touched in any way. Well, this too is
    • from the newspapers too. They write: Let us see whether the Central
    • terms, which ought to be eminently acceptable to the Central Powers,
    • First let us return to the centre. Our concern here is that the
    • another, and in this clash reality evolves. In Central Europe a
    • These forces certainly stream outwards from Central Europe and make
    • will find also in Central Europe the forces that oppose those I have
    • Central Europe. It reached a certain climax in Luther and its greatest
    • profundity in the mysticism of Central Europe. Not only German elements
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    • that great Art in the center of which is Raphael.
    • recent communications on the Guardian of the Threshold we had to speak of
    • so magnificent that it draws the subject-matter into its own sphere.
    • or beginning of the 16th century.
    • 16th centuries. We must remember that at such times, at the turning-point
    • For in those centuries the plague was raging far and wide in Europe
    • the 15th and beginning of the 16th century. One question cannot but
    • century. True, the pictures of the period, which we shall show, give
    • And as I mentioned recently, they had brought the laws of perspective to
    • districts in the first half of the 15th century the spatial conception
    • in the first half of the 15th century — how hard it is for that
    • first half of the 15th century: Lucas Moser.
    • This alter-piece was done in the first half of the 15th century. How
    • the 19th century, artistic evolution was decidedly on a retrogressive
    • this art. How remote, after all, is that which emerges in the 19th century
    • Lucas Moser and Multscher worked, is, after all, the central region
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    • reach not only those who have died recently, but all those who have
    • centuries the life of mankind on the physical plane has tended towards
    • for centuries, certain feelings, certain sensations have developed
    • have lived during recent centuries and who have, under the influence of
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    • in Dornach, near Basel. This is the result of a recent visit of a group
    • have recently appeared in print about our efforts which had their
    • breast, centred around lung and heart. Let us look at them without the
    • their influence. The direction in relation to the centre — one would
    • centre — is eastwards. An eastward-facing hemisphere.
    • as coming from the centre of the earth, but differentiated, with all
    • ancestors. The forces all come from the centre of the earth, but with
    • determined by forces from the centre of the earth with differentiations
    • forces which operate, not centrifugally as here on earth, but
    • centripetally towards the centre of the earth. He enters into the
    • from the centre of the earth, differentiated according to territory
    • since the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Expressed in commonplace
    • fifteenth and sixteenth centuries the interest and the work of the dead
    • has been concentrated increasingly on individual personalites rather
    • In recent history, unlike former times, we have the remarkable
    • here, I have recently been endeavouring to discuss, using lantern
    • recently come to be defined in relation to the spiritual world for
    • tracing mankind's descent from the apes, even from a particular ape, to
    • with the descent of man from the apes in general, they even traced the
    • Only consider in this connection the fact that in Central Europe —
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    • — which are recent additions from the time of ancient Moon and the
    • recently we spoke of how these brotherhoods are eager to make
    • Perhaps not those of you who have recently joined us, but certainly
    • that in Central Europe there existed what we might call the ‘primordial
    • mercantile element. At the centre there remained something that has
    • whereas in the German language of Central Europe there still exists, in
    • developed in its own way in Central Europe it stands out like a sore
    • Europe. He is presented as typifying those views about Central Europe
    • which justify inflicting on Central Europe its just deserts. But let us
    • surround and starve out Central Europe. Among the various reasons given
    • out is an English invention of recent history. So the objection now
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    • a man like Winckelmann, in the 18th century, strove so wonderfully to
    • and Goethe, in the latter half of the 18th century, tried to express in
    • the Fifth or of the end of the Sixth century
    • descent of Art from this sublime feeling of the ethereal. Not that the
    • beginning of the 5th century B.C.
    • 7. Runner (middle of the 5th century
    • of the 5th century and find in such a shapes a tryly high degree of
    • drawings made by the Frenchman, Carrey, in the 17th century. Subsequently
    • discovered by Lord Elgin in the 19th century.
    • realise that in the 18th century, when Goethe and others, stimulated
    • century, — let alone the 20th. For otherwise it would have been
    • Pallas Athene. These things even become a little reminiscent of
    • fashion-plates! We can but divine how magnificent were the works from
    • is magnificent:
    • 5th centuries
    • brings us to the 4th century
    • Going on into the 4th century,
    • descent of Art from the Typical to the Individual — though in
    • the 2nd century.
    • the last century before the birth of Christ. We come to the School of
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    • recent lectures, out of the spheres of the entire cosmos. The
    • throughout this scent we see Goethe's wonderful feeling for
    • with the astral body is in men concentrated in the sense
    • and answered: Innocent IV's. Now another historian, of a
    • candidate a question. Tell me, Mr. X, when did this Innocent
    • when did Innocent IV die? The student did not know. Well
    • then, tell me anything else at all you know about Innocent IV
    • with the actual can be imagined thatn the note recently sent
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    • about the 15th century after the Mystery of Golgotha, the sun could
    • in the Mysteries to the older disciples, up to the fifteenth century.
    • as the pamphlet which has recently been published in Switzerland,
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    • Mystery of Golgotha until about the fifteenth century after the Mystery
    • right up to the fifteenth century. Before any knowledge was imparted to
    • various other minerals, five per-cent solids, so much that is liquid,
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    • of what has been living in more recent evolution.
    • century, and in lectures given here
    • Theosophical Movement as it existed at the beginning of the century. It
    • Movement. You know that in the nineties of the nineteenth century and
    • subsequently in the twentieth century, Mrs Besant played an important
    • formed the centrepiece of theosophical work both in London and in
    • beginning of the twentieth century as if she were some kind of modern
    • nineteenth century also had Sinnett's book or, rather, books. The
    • incentive for a high level of insincerity which was easy to discern in
    • century and the first decades of the twentieth, there appeared — if not
    • century, old traditions could be found in the circle led by Saint-Martin,
    • clothed in a more recent form. If we follow these traditions further
    • which the nineteenth century made for itself. This concrete concept of
    • different in the nineteenth century! For the nineteenth century was, in
    • course of the twentieth century, in a considerable number of
    • into etheric processes. The first third of the twentieth century can be
    • would happen? In the forties and fifties of the twentieth century the
    • peculiar phenomenon, the Anthroposophical Movement of Central Europe
    • evolutionary situation in the nineteenth century and at the beginning
    • of the twentieth century, it was possible for a great number of people
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    • happened not just years but centuries ago.
    • century. The question, you may remember, was:
    • achievements in the last few centuries and has been
    • to the twentieth century. Yet, strangely enough, the
    • centuries for anyone who is awake in them, as I have said
    • significant of recent events. Consider also what has been
    • between the Russians and the peoples of Western and Central
    • has been preparing for centuries. The new element wanting to
    • of the nineteenth century, when people put the same effort
    • of the nineteenth century there would have been greater
    • decades of the twentieth century. Spiritual awareness simply
    • nineteenth century, the powers of destruction would not have
    • century.
    • the twentieth century. Many of them have been caught up in
    • nineteenth and the first decades of the twentieth century
    • dead in recent times, and those longings are being met with
    • little of what it says in those records in recent decades
    • on the surface in recent years show any degree of maturity.
    • been dawning since the sixteenth century. In some parts of
    • centuries cannot find a way of achieving order out of their
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    • taken up spiritual life in recent decades is small, and the
    • Strangely enough, recent developments in materialistic
    • instruments — most recently especially the instruments
    • fourteenth century, those alchemists who must be taken
    • is a magnificent and awesome truth that sleep helps our
    • spirit. I have recently been much concerned with a
    • The work was written in the early seventeenth century. People
    • ten years of war in the seventeenth century, because war has
    • endeavour that arose in the seventeenth century but was
    • remember, the Graeco-Latin age began in the eighth century
    • the fifth post-Atlantean age, in the fifteenth century,
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    • will speak of early twentieth century
    • century a peculiar ideal arose, which was to make the world
    • typical of the early twentieth century.
    • I was recently
    • way it is. If these fifty per cent of such people do not
    • been giving lectures in recent months.
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    • centre, we see a kind of altar with a chalice on it and the
    • spiritual world. In the centre we can see the Holy Ghost
    • central Christ figure appear Saints, the Madonna on his right
    • Century and compare it with the complexity of sensations a
    • the 15th into the 16th century. Beneath
    • 16th Century and how his mind worked quite
    • Century onwards. These impulses depended from the one side on
    • centuries further back when Christianity already had power. I
    • century; secondly the entirely different social understanding
    • 16th century mankind had a view regarding the world
    • centuries in which imaginative cognition developed gradually to
    • cessation in the 16th Century, these centuries are
    • 10th right back to the 9th Century, but
    • these mentioned centuries, which we find difficult enough to
    • 6th Century we need to imagine the Christian
    • might say that these ancient centuries before the
    • sight of the world. When we go back to the first centuries
    • 9th Century Europe needed Christianity while
    • 9th Centuries. These impulses were pushed together
    • and developed independently from western European and central
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    • to show the role of those two pictures in the more recent history of
    • observe that all of them are taking part in what descents from above.
    • our of the indeterminate space of the Spiritual world. In the center
    • century, and compare this picture with the complex of feelings which
    • have to say: At that time, in the 16th century, when Pope Julius II
    • times, came to Rome at that time, the beginning of the 16th century.
    • Rome to penetrate humanity from the beginning of the 16th century on.
    • himself in still earlier centuries, even those centuries when Christianity
    • of America at the end of the 15th century, second the totally changed
    • worlds. If we say: Humanity, up to this 16th century, had the concept
    • The centuries where the,
    • form, so that it found a certain conclusion in the 16th century, these
    • centuries are then : the 16., 15., 14., 13., 12., 11., 10.,centuries,
    • back into the 9th century, but not further. If we want to go further
    • these early centuries, when making oneself a picture of the world, people
    • Yes, we have to say that, if the people of those older centuries formed
    • And if we go back into the first centuries after the Mystery of Golgotha
    • And so, from the 9th century
    • 8th and 9th century on. There,they are held fast, developed apart from
    • has been pushed-starting at the 9th century — back to the East,
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    • it is, people have grown tense and fearful in recent times,
    • human evolution in recent times. Think of the destructive
    • eighteenth century onwards are of the same kind as those used
    • it takes to be a decent pet rabbit fancied themselves as
    • takes to be a decent rabbit, but if someone establishes a
    • nineteenth-century impulses which destroy social life in the
    • twentieth century have certainly taken root. We will continue
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 5: Changes in Humanity's Spiritual Make-up
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    • As you know, this began in the eighth century before the
    • Mystery of Golgotha and ended in the fifteenth century after
    • and in the centuries which followed did not actually relate
    • it only has come to have meaning in more recent times and it
    • decent poem; the doctor will immediately tell you what
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    • seventeenth century when Jacob Boehme
    • still knew this at the end of the eighteenth century —
    • eighteenth century, Saint-Martin knew that if we are to have
    • higher worlds. No previous century has been as godforsaken,
    • really, as the nineteenth century and the beginning of the
    • twentieth century. It is important to realize this. Nor was
    • any earlier century so vain and so proud of being
    • the way it did until the fifteenth century. We will have to
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    • twelfth century, you will always find that people understood
    • of Central Europe and America see the east of Europe exactly
    • without being harmed, they were considered to be innocent.
    • nature had this quality: Innocents who were utterly convinced
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    • or four centuries, and the fact that as such it has become
    • consider, in spite of all the advances. Magnificent
    • discoveries have been made in recent times about physical
    • nineteenth century. Really, all one gets is old styles
    • bit of naughtiness in a recent lecture. It is still quite a
    • given is only valid from the sixteenth century onwards;
    • tremendous break that exists between more recent life and
    • what is so important; it is what we must concentrate on.
    • first railways were being built in Central Europe. Speaking
    • single eccentric but a whole group of medical men — I
    • nations have been in recent centuries. They developed their
    • to concentrate on the real situation. Some of the tirades to
    • in recent times did not even originate on American soil. We
    • Wilson's more recent tirades may be found in those pages.
    • Some of the fabrications Wilson produces against Central
    • occupied for centuries and where one is now able to sit and
    • have been doing for centuries must now be the salvation of
    • word for what has been going on for centuries in Russia.
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    • America in the middle of the nineteenth century, and
    • the fifth decade of the nineteenth century actually took part
    • century and of our own time are not inclined to pay attention
    • compare the occurrences of the last century with something
    • out how much these organs change over a period of centuries.
    • the twentieth century.
    • surprised how great is the percentage of direct influences
    • nineteenth century. 1917 is its mirror-image. If one realizes
    • nineteenth century and has therefore been dead for a long
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    • of the 15th Century, from about 1413 onward. The
    • beginning of the 15th Century was a significant,
    • Century.
    • the centre of the Middle Ages, we may look at the rule of
    • 10th, 11th and 12th Centuries
    • epoch, and in these three centuries, the 10th,
    • particularly in the 15th century.
    • can say these centuries just mentioned was a time for
    • 9th century, before the middle of the 9th
    • century where the ruling of Europe was so vigorously taken
    • century or even today. It can rather be said that in those
    • areas of life needed, in west, central or southern Europe. I
    • at the time to the East, what the west, central and southern
    • reigning in western, southern and central art; it is something
    • distance in the 9th Century from western, southern
    • and central Europe:
    • Simply on the grounds that the nations of Europe — central,
    • transplanted into central, western and southern Europe, it
    • could never grow together with the central, western or southern
    • western, southern and central Europe, an area for what
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    • fifth post-Atlantean age from the start of the 15th century, roughly from
    • 1413. This means that the beginning of the 15th century is a significant
    • this powerful transformation at the beginning of the 15th century prepared
    • that after Charlemagne, in the 10th, 11th, and 12th century — it
    • in later time, from the 15th century on.
    • for the time of preparation, for the centuries just mentioned, Rome
    • being, in its activity and effects, like the Papacy of the later centuries
    • to be kept away from Central Europe, from West-, Middle-, and South-Europe
    • especially, from the ninth century on.
    • And so we see that from the ninth century on, through the following
    • centuries, there was created by Rome a space with a strong hand, so there
    • for being told. The period of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth centuries
    • was a thing which truly lived in the souls at that time. In those centuries
    • people of those centuries were deeply convinced. They felt in a way, that
    • 11th, 12th, centuries), the age of blossoming of the Roman-German
    • following centuries, the 13th, 14th and 15th, there arose to Middle-Europe
    • fact that in those centuries, in the 13th, 14th, 15th centuries, what
    • specific locations. The time of the 13th, 14th, 15th centuries cannot
    • how in the 11th, 12th, century — it is also visible in the 13th
    • course of three centuries of Roman-German Emperorship, and before the
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    • the twentieth century, but it cannot be said that the last
    • a group existed in the eighteenth century and still continues
    • happening in the nineteenth and on into the twentieth century
    • would happen. In the eighteenth century this group decided to
    • half of the nineteenth century, ‘the Press’, as we call it
    • of the nineteenth century than any other work. But I ask you,
    • happened that in the eighteenth century a society spread
    • published by such a society in the eighteenth century —
    • Enlightenment was at its height in the eighteenth century,
    • century that they would take root in the minds of many
    • would then arise in many nineteenth-century minds that people
    • scientific ideas of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
    • relate to what will be a few centuries later. They will be
    • eighteenth century really saw the last remnants of the old
    • third of the nineteenth century and the first half of the
    • twentieth century a kind of knowledge would radiate out which
    • souls whilst they are being educated. In a recent public
    • complacent in recent times and this prevents them from
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    • called, was a special feature of the eighteenth century.
    • circumstances I have spoken of in recent times, people of our
    • rather tedious. The request is always to speak about central
    • Adolf Keller's article, which is decent and well-meant and
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture XII: Greek and Early Christian Art, Symbolic Signs, the Mystery of Gold
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    • unfolding evolution during the last two to three centuries the
    • the first centuries, to illustrate what I'm trying to present.
    • magnificent flowering in the 4th post-Atlantic
    • entire century ahead. During the very first centuries of
    • central mystery of Christianity.
    • worship of the dead during the first centuries this was
    • of the first Christian centuries depicted in reliefs and most
    • sarcophagus art of the first Christian centuries in particular,
    • 4th Century.
    • the centre is the married couple to which the sarcophagus is
    • being awakened, Jonah there in the centre; thus we have the
    • the centre, below, how in the Jonah scene composition comes
    • central figure: the Christ. Notice how the two other figures
    • build a kind of central theme ... and how to some extent the
    • a centre. When we draw these lines we start to consider spatial
    • filled with reverence — rushing towards the centre
    • Sarcophagus, 4th Century, back section of the Exarch
    • beings — but filled in with animals. You have the central motif
    • therefore, Christ construed as the Wheel of Life in the centre.
    • before. Instead of the central Christ figure we have the Christ
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    • from the old Christian art of the first Christian centuries. They will
    • artistically, it still faces centuries of work. In the earliest centuries
    • we find only such clumsy descriptions of the central mystery of
    • Christian centuries, especially also in the three dimensional works
    • Christian centuries means, to seek deeply for what Christianity did,
    • a sarcophagus of the early christian centuries.
    • from the 4th century.
    • 4a. Sarcophagus. 4th century
    • not disappear until the 18th century, much of it only in the 19th. If
    • runes far, far back into the centuries before Christianity. This keeps
    • early Christian centuries there was an attempt to bring to expression the
    • got lost just a few centuries before America was discovered by Spain. From
    • Scandinavia, there was always travel to America. Only in the 13th century
    • the “Free Cities” began, as I explained recently (Lecture
    • the following. I did say, that in the ninth century, the Church, the
    • of view, how, from the 9th century on, the forces which, so to speak,
    • 9th century, and the more northerly located Europe, when also there
    • 9., 10., 11., 12., centuries. There we see the sign everywhere. By the
    • well-understood in those centuries, the 11th, 12th, 13th, century. It was
    • possible. In the 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, centuries that was not so.
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    • far as the fifteenth century. Echoes still persist, of
    • is a major break in evolution. Up to the fifteenth century in
    • into our own time. For from the nineteenth century onwards,
    • nineteenth century the situation has been completely
    • humanity. In more recent times, therefore, the spirits of
    • century. From this time onwards, the old impulses based on
    • you get exactly the opposite of their function in more recent
    • times, that is from the last third of the nineteenth century.
    • third of the nineteenth century they have been lagging
    • particularly in the nineteenth century, and this insistence
    • the nineteenth century. A fourteenth-century person who spoke
    • centuries which continue to be preserved by the luciferic and
    • twentieth century, will know nothing of the
    • sought to see such things as the theory of descent in the
    • the fifteenth century, the end of the Graeco-Latin epoch, and
    • population native to its soil for centuries. As you know, a
    • there in recent times. Careful observation shows that
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    • 60s and 70s of the last century, always hoping for
    • centuries. The spirits of light were using the old measures
    • that I recently told you how the present age is dependent on
    • subject up again in recent years (1875). Why such a long
    • century. They hail everything which has been achieved from
    • the sixteenth century onwards as great and glorious
    • inwardly able to look ahead to the twentieth century and
    • for the twentieth, twenty-first and later centuries. This will be only
    • sixteenth century, written in grand style. Consider the way
    • developments from the sixteenth century onwards were the
    • see the magnificent irony with which the creations of that
    • twentieth century.
    • Part 2, and in his magnificent discourses in
    • twentieth century without feeling embarrassed. A moment of
    • history it is indecent for people to base their judgement on
    • century. People are utterly confused in their judgement with
    • Goethe perceived to be the content of the twentieth century.
    • the voice of the twentieth century. Yet this voice will only
    • though in the eighteenth century this meant something
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    • of world history — during the nineteenth century. The
    • fifteenth century. This has been characterized in many ways,
    • century marked a specific period in earth evolution and in
    • In the fifteenth century the earth held the greatest
    • eleventh centuries we find the earth's power of attraction
    • the fifteenth century. Strange as it may seem to many people
    • their centres of civilization to make the whole earth their
    • the nineteenth century had been infected with it.
    • century brought everything which can cause people to be
    • the most important phase of nineteenth-century evolution. It
    • centre in modern science. These theories cannot be proved
    • the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth century,
    • view of the spiritual world and know that in recent decades
    • century which had not been possible in any previous century.
    • on into the twentieth century this is different. Modern
    • than what I said yesterday, that in the nineteenth century,
    • became a science in the nineteenth century. Before then,
    • nineteenth century; you can give expression to the real
    • concocted for the nineteenth century are certainly not what
    • decades of that century, which really came to life in the
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    • 3rd centuries onwards.
    • Century nothing had been done in the western cultural
    • How focussed and concentrated the creative cosmic forces were,
    • we also find the concentrated expression as seen in laws
    • in the first centuries were beardless. We see how there is a
    • Here you see — it belongs to the first centuries — how the
    • these ancient centuries, the old battle of how Christ had to be
    • Mosaic, 12th Century, Christ, and below Him, Our
    • content for two centuries from Greece, right up the blossoming
    • humanity in that century and their sculptural inventions
    • can now continue. You see, we then find fallow centuries,
    • Throughout the following centuries everything developed out of
    • Rome, the striving was to make Rome the earthly human central
    • path up to the 13th Century with suggestions coming
    • we want again to hold on to the 13th Century form
    • been flowing into souls during all the previous centuries. You
    • beings. Still, the complete descent created out of the
    • Central Europe itself, which we have often seen originating
    • from Central Europe: the very new impulse to configure the
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    • fully unless we concentrate our attention on certain, what might be
    • screen — with the monogram of Christ in the centre, — the
    • with the “p” in the centre, or in the form you see on the
    • from the second or third century onwards.
    • said that up to the beginning of the third century nothing had been
    • he was portrayed among the animals, and it is reminiscent also of Greek
    • of their creative power — the human organism. As a concentration
    • such figures a I have enumerated, we find therefore the concentrated
    • — the creative power of the cosmos concentrated on Man.
    • in these figures (which are preferably Fauns or Satyrs) more reminiscent
    • succeeding centuries are still beardless, But we see here that,
    • to the first centuries, and there you already see how the endeavour
    • such peculiar significance in those early centuries, the old conflict
    • 11. Christ. Mosaic from the 12th century.
    • Apollo-type, is to be ascribed to the fact that during these centuries
    • and find whole centuries that lie fallow, with appropriation by Rome
    • centuries everything really emanated from Rome, so much so that it became
    • their aim to make Rome the centre of the terrestrial human world order,
    • century by building again and again just what they themselves desired
    • the form that the Christ-type assumed in the thirteenth century.
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    • (see diagram). According to Plutarch in the centre of this
    • all. If we only concentrate on this one thing, on these
    • has been developing since the sixteenth century, the devil
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    • recent studies.) That is the peculiarity: Whatever evil
    • himself at the Emperor's Court: “I scent the Witches'
    • once more, he scents the Witches' Kitchen. We are reminded of
    • past centuries also knew Helena, but they knew her in the
    • recent lectures! The concepts, the ideas, that lead to such
    • great errors as I mentioned recently, — all these are
    • this fact with what I told you recently of the macrocosmic
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    • since the last third of the 19th century the Beings whom I
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    • recently been showing, inner spiritual connections prevail,
    • of the nineteenth century there have been working among human
    • concerning his descent, for his companions drew his attention
    • sixteenth century naturally had no more inkling of them than
    • nineteenth century, one treads on very thin ice indeed! But
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    • Zürich, 1917.] recently published, which
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    • events taking place in the 14th and 15th centuries were
    • prepared in the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries.
    • About five lines further on I say that the sixth century was a
    • centuries. Thus he says “sixth culture
    • it be claimed, as recently reported, that Anthroposophy
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    • movement to the fact that this century should bring human
    • sense that during this century — and even during the
    • that since the middle of the nineteenth century this
    • earth-sphere, becomes a destructive centre.
    • destructive centres, because they are held back in the
    • during the second half of the nineteenth century. Then it
    • I have often told you, in the course of the nineteenth century
    • century will lead to that appearance of which I have often
    • Christ should pass by unobserved in the twentieth century; that
    • widely during the twentieth century, for another being (of whom
    • century. Anyone who looks only at the surface of life, and pays
    • individuality during the twentieth century, some other
    • manifest in etheric form during the twentieth century; and this
    • the first Christian centuries. More than any other spot on
    • the fourth and fifth centuries Irish initiates were at work in
    • central Europe and they set themselves to prepare for the
    • century — in 1413, as you know — the fifth
    • fifteenth century, indeed, the peoples of Europe knew nothing
    • living organism, and from its centre it sends out particular
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • the middle of the nineteenth century, certain truths must be revealed
    • middle of the nineteenth century. This event was the struggle between
    • because it is related to all that through many centuries has been
    • veiled this fact for centuries or millennia, but one must consider
    • explanation for the unique task of Ireland throughout the centuries.
    • could be raised by sixty per cent. The chosen ones are thus made,
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    • fifteenth century, who hold that certain truths, if only those
    • nineteenth century, these brotherhoods felt that this event was
    • with the souls of the dead. Their interest was centred on
    • centuries with the dearest possession of our souls: with
    • evolution. For centuries, even for millennia, it has been
    • the quite individual task of Ireland through the centuries. In
    • effected that wages could be raised by 60 per cent. Thus the
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • centuries. There is much talk today about the ancient alchemy. The
    • the sixteenth century on, a fog has been spread over these things;
    • spiritual science that has marked the centuries since the sixteenth
    • century. It was necessary for humanity to sleep through the spiritual
    • evolving during the last centuries, ideas which, in the way they have
    • centuries. In the ancient atavistic sense they were also viewed more
    • knowledge. While science for centuries has beheld only processes
    • Christ impulse, as it appears in the twentieth century, is to be
    • centaur; he contains this lower, bestial, astral nature. His humanity
    • of the eighteenth century.
    • the end of the eighteenth century and the representatives of the new
    • seventeenth, sixteenth centuries — must therefore be harnessed
    • sixteenth centuries, which makes itself noticeable by clothing itself
    • war today between the Entente and the Central Powers. There is
    • realities. The struggle between the Entente and the Central Powers is
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    • to arouse in you any magnificent ideas, but so as to bring
    • they are far too complacent to go in for the serious study that
    • continued up to the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. People
    • sixteenth century. They have receded into the background of
    • the whole period since the sixteenth century. Man had to fall
    • During the last centuries three ideas have gradually emerged in
    • centuries. Experiments in the old style were carried out: the
    • egotistic sense — as cosmic knowledge. For centuries
    • attempt will be made to paralyse the twentieth-century
    • animal nature. A human being is really a centaur in a certain
    • been overcome since the end of the eighteenth century.
    • end of the eighteenth century and the power representing the
    • sixteenth centuries, must be yoked by artificial means to the
    • centuries, but which passes unnoticed because it clothes itself
    • Entente and the powers of Central Europe.
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    • held recently, I was anxious to point out the problems of
    • boundary-line really lies in the very center of man. In order
    • the last years, decades and centuries? Yes, this is true, but
    • central organ — let us suppose, to the spinal cord. The
    • impression on the skin, is led as far as the central organ:
    • the central organ; there, the order is given to lift the hand
    • — that the sensation is conducted to the central organ
    • to the central organ and then, in the form of will, from the
    • central organ through the second half to the periphery
    • immediately connected with the center of the over-valued
    • four centuries. This is the present situation.
    • nineteenth century been different, the events in 1914 would
    • are luminescent substances — there are such substances;
    • a, being luminescent, actually illumines b,
    • and that b, being luminescent, illumines c,
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    • the public lectures held recently, in human life the forces
    • dreams. Therefore it was possible recently to say here in
    • accentuate it once more — in the soul relationship
    • recent history. You know that in a certain external way human
    • destruction. A beneficent world wisdom has only caused us at
    • cannot form thoughts. In recent public lectures I have said
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    • and because — since about the fifteenth century —
    • unaccustomed, since the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries,
    • of this. Through several centuries, one of the Time Spirits
    • beginning of the twentieth century? — Because they were
    • century. — Why did certain events happen at the end of
    • the nineteenth century? — Because they were caused by
    • events in the middle of the nineteenth century. And events in
    • the middle of the nineteenth century were caused again by
    • events at the beginning of the nineteenth century, and so
    • nineteenth century was an important time in the evolution of
    • conscious, even at the end of the nineteenth century, that
    • In the second half of the nineteenth century important things
    • way as to say: In the fifties of the nineteenth century a man
    • the middle of the nineteenth century a high spirit lived in
    • the spiritual history of the nineteenth century leading into
    • the twentieth century is the least significant part of all
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    • Since the last third of the nineteenth century, means and
    • real centaur. The centaur is a truth, an
    • rhythm. The head belonging to this centaur sees the cosmic
    • centaur. But in spite of his wisdom, this centaur is equipped
    • But the centaur's animal nature — please connect this
    • centaur of this incarnation is, in the next
    • transforming the centaur, the animal in him, into a human
    • master it; he needs it because he must transform the centaur
    • Especially in the nineteenth century a few scattered spirits
    • reality scares us. In the nineteenth century some spirits
    • the nineteenth century expressed himself in an extreme manner
    • He meant this centaur, of whom he was dimly conscious.
    • from a center; here on the earth he has his eye, and from
    • incarnation. The centaur, of whom I spoke to you, who is to
    • able to perceive truth and reality, but the centaur cannot as
    • no longer, or is not yet, a centaur; then his actions will be
    • intimately connected with the taming of our centaur-nature.
    • This centaur-nature is contained in us in such a way that it
    • reality of the centaur, but only the Maya. If we let
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    • emphasized recently from the most varied points of view that
    • results of moral fantasy, these incentives to action, which
    • in the 15th century and closed the Greco-Latin period; in
    • 15th century and one of the centuries in a coming millennium.
    • 19th century, and then assuming that the events after
    • decade of a certain century, are the consequence of what he
    • third of the 18th century. I shall speak of this more clearly
    • of the 19th century, and so on. But you see, these historical
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    • century was essentially such an age — in which
    • fact that, as the 20th century approached, evolution took a
    • unquestionable truth. At the end of the 19th century men had
    • omissions in the age approaching the 20th century. If we wish
    • 19th century, Karl Christian Planck. In many places I have
    • 1880 of the past century. Men like Karl Christian Planck, who
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    • refer to the last third of the 18th century, when European
    • for the Mysteries. In recent lectures I have cursorily
    • referred to the fact that in the 18th century there still
    • impulse of the time during that century.
    • century, on the other hand, Saint Martin's ideas and ways of
    • 19th century — nay, even on into the most recent
    • the 19th century, cannot be said to have been influenced by
    • there in his work, was utterly lost to the 19th century.
    • of those impulses, whereby the humanity of the 19th century
    • transformation, at the end of the 18th century, the
    • humanity. Thus, in the 19th century, only a very few people
    • of the 18th and 19th centuries — is Dupuis; and his
    • conceive the outlook of men in the 19th century, we generally
    • assumed the character and stamp which the 19th century
    • century, in the channels of Philistinism. Philistine
    • limitation was the essential characteristic of 18th century
    • century, we must look for this impulse of Philistinism
    • the learned and brilliant men of the 19th century.
    • began to work from the end of the 18th century onward; and
    • scientists of the 19th century only looked for the material
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    • taken during the 19th century and on into our time; I showed
    • 18th century a clear and distinct consciousness of the fact
    • the end of the 18th century there was a consciousness of the
    • consciousness of the 18th century. In Dupuis, on the other
    • of thinking which was typical of the 19th century. This
    • 19th century, which was fundamentally Philistine, the
    • sense, the whole of the evolution of the 19th century —
    • the 19th century to develop a certain fund of purely materialistic
    • truths; this century had to collect a fund of purely materialist
    • I have recently pointed out. Whatever a man undertakes
    • is, through a whole century.
    • century. I myself have often been present at discussions,
    • 19th century point of view, many reasons no doubt could be
    • 19th century, and in a preparatory way even before that,
    • of the materialist abstractions of the 19th century. What
    • science of the 19th or even of the 20th century. They could
    • the ideal of the 19th century. Spiritual Science must
    • Spirit, even as the 19th century emphasised the turning of
    • pointed out during our recent lectures, the two fundamental
    • of this. That is quite true, and for the 19th century it was
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    • Mysteries which place into the very centre of their life what
    • century. Men like Carus declared that the pure study of the
    • the rest of his body, with the centre in the heart, to the
    • chiefly with problems of descent — with all that
    • science during the last four centuries, can only justly be
    • centuries of our era. Julian the Apostate still tried to some
    • in those centuries.
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    • observations to a positively magnificent materialistic explanation of
    • such beneficent arts and institutions but that he undertook journeys
    • the Egyptians throughout centuries through the influence of Osiris.
    • newcomers brought about, not while the other was extending beneficent
    • in a human being, had found his centre there in order to work in the
    • for some centuries mankind has lost practically all consciousness
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    • begins with the 7th or 8th century before our era, there was a kind
    • by those people who set the Osiris myth into the centre of their
    • World-Saviour) so too have those whose thoughts centred on the Osiris
    • up to recent centuries with Imaginative clairvoyance, but the
    • about the 6th and 5th-centuries B.C. — in the work of Thales,
    • like an ascent of still more inward Imaginations: it was the human
    • constellations which appear after centuries, after millennia, what
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    • living, since the 15th century, in the fifth Post-Atlantean epoch,
    • period of the Egyptian civilization that was a central thought. And
    • to be the central point of the Building. This statue presented a
    • In recent days we have
    • forgotten the matter, but centuries ago something was placed before
    • short at words! In the 15th, 16th, 17th centuries — so said the
    • 16th, 17th centuries.’
    • physical beings of the line of descent. Fundamentally the so-called
    • but a conception placing the doctrine of physical descent in the
    • centre. For the idea of heredity plays far the greatest role in the
    • must practise, and which must be put in the centre of pedagogy, the
    • just as it means a descent from physical beings, that one is born and
  • Title: Ancient Myths: Lecture IV
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    • course and came to its end. So that from the 15th century onwards, as
    • 8th century B.C. and ends in the 15th century A.D., those conditions
    • 15th century when the Aries-culture passes over to the Pisces (the
    • understanding into the time before the 14th century and read the
    • on at Brest-Litowsk between Russia and the Central Powers! That is
  • Title: Ancient Myths: Lecture V
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    • year. We are now living — since the 15th Century — in the
    • evolutionary history of mankind which lies in the 15th Century. This
    • 19th Century, in 1828 in Vienna, a number of lectures were held by
    • deserved so well of Central European culture. Friedrich Schlegel
    • evolution of the 19th Century and the coming age.
    • one hand he looked back at the 18th Century, how it had gradually
    • gone on in people's minds during the course of the 18th Century then
    • Century. And side by side with this event to which he turned his
    • this motto because he believed that in the men of the 19th Century,
    • Europe have become in the course of the 19th Century! I repeat: it is
    • that one cannot stop short at the way in which earlier centuries had
    • 19th Century who turned from Protestantism to Catholicism because
    • us, by one of the most significant examples of the 19th Century, that
    • the 19th Century with its science and political life permeated by
    • 19th Century, compared with which the materialism known by Friedrich
    • what it will be like in later centuries; for them the right form will
    • by the Representative of mankind who stands in the centre of our
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    • in the twelfth, thirteenth centuries; they could not in the least
    • Since the third century of our era, when in the West the prejudice as
    • did not matter so much if people in the last few centuries gave no
    • developed since the 8th, 9th centuries, knows that many different
    • centuries, since the 8th, 9th centuries, with regard to anyone
    • relationships in Europe in the last centuries — it did no harm
    • played its part for centuries will become different. We are standing
    • concentrated; for a wave of hatred was prepared, as may now even be
    • my dear friends, not mere human beings will hate. Central and Eastern
    • perhaps be hated even more than Central Europe.
    • can look back over the last centuries and what they have brought ...
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    • whom I have often mentioned in other connections, has recently
    • instinctively take it into account. I have recently given an example
    • materialism had become general, has a deeper meaning. In recent
    • investigator cannot lecture by giving out what he has only recently
    • value of the so-called peace negotiations between the Central
    • our epoch which begins in about the 15th century of the Christian era
    • recent times. In ancient times it was responsive to cosmic
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    • through the active devotion of the workers. In these months of my recent absence in particular,
    • face of their own consciousness they are innocent nevertheless, the fact remains.
    • greater; the attention given to our impulses has recently become undeniably greater, at least in
    • recent months. It is not without meaning that I remark upon this distinct increase and
    • given at the art centre of our friend Herr von Bernus in Munich, when I tried to show a large
    • sincerity spoke in opposition to what was otherwise noticeable in this artistic centre (that is
    • Munich, it goes without saying; it is a well-known fact). Thus was shown how in this centre of
    • less directly connected with our cause, nevertheless connected inwardly, is the recent increasing
    • Recently an awkward thing happened in our midst
    • that recently has particularly and in the widest sense taken hold of mankind, something I can
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    • the saying holds good that man should never be curious to see what the beneficent Godhead has
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    • human evolution, go back perhaps farther than the eighth pre-Christian century (you remember that
    • intellectually impenetrable — after the eighth century before Christ. We are living now in
    • quite well known in the various centres of Initiation. The whole of eastern spiritual life, the
    • accessible to man up to the eighth century before Christ. Indeed it is not only the spiritual
    • actual evolution of the American people during the nineteenth century. And Wilson speaks right
    • evolution, particularly in the nineteenth century and on into the twentieth, find they have to
    • perfectly justified in saying that since the last third of the eighteenth century man's power of
    • in the least, in America, a more intensive descent into the body. Man will go towards what seeps
    • possessed by him before the seventh, eighth century of the Christian era; moreover with this
    • ultimately centres in this. Christ was seen in
    • century we men have been losing the possibility of seeing into the universe. What then would men
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    • was the manifestation of unified goodness, the active centre
    • of the world. With this central good that is of a spiritual
    • century, beginning in the year 747 before the Mystery of
    • The Foundation of Culture in the Nineteenth Century,
    • Recently we have heard of a religious discussion that has
    • centuries flowed on it was the task of the Church to conceal,
    • during all those early centuries was passed through by man,
    • descent of Christ from cosmic heights to the seed in man, the
    • that I make it also as an image (see violet in centre
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    • was describing here recently.
    • his most recent spiritual member, in his physical head, he
    • between the previous death and the most recent birth or
    • concentrated in the breast, which, however, for modern man
    • centuries, these last two centuries; this has formed men's
    • century; that this significant invention took the place in
    • century, all through the nineteenth, and especially so far as
    • we have gone in this our twentieth century, men have given
    • course of the nineteenth century you will see that the
    • In recent years people have been breaking each others heads
    • but that monks in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
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    • as children, some as adolescents, some in the middle of the
    • century. Men had concepts that came down out of ancient
    • century, ideas were in fact circulating everywhere in the
    • centre in yellow circle, diagram not available) but in
    • can enter what I have recently been calling the young spirit.
    • being able to understand that extremities man is a recent
    • because extremities man is a recent metamorphosis he has not
    • ancient mysteries. Since the eighth pre-Christian century
    • next weeks. But then after the eighth pre-Christian century,
    • heritage down to the nineteenth century — abstract
    • nineteenth century there came something startling. Man
    • was lost. The nineteenth century was needed to rediscover him
    • nineteenth century — the eighteenth century too but
    • something startling to men of the nineteenth century; it
    • in the seventeenth century was
    • the last century a number of people foregathered in various
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    • recent epoch clearly inclines on the one side to a dualistic
    • century. We can clearly see the approach of this end, starting
    • from the 3rd-6th Post Xian centuries. Now St. Augustine had to
    • which more recent views of the world have made, (as I have
    • this in recent lectures). They consider that those secrets
    • Mysteries put the Mystery of Birth in the very centre of their
    • which appears so magnificently on the horizon.
    • centuries had concluded a silent contract tending to wipe out
    • which have contributed through many centuries to the life of
    • come to their positivism in recent times, that it would have
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    • recent epoch clearly inclines on the one side to a dualistic
    • in the 15th century. We can clearly see the approach of this
    • end, starting from the 3rd-6th Post-Xian centuries. Now St.
    • which more recent views of the world have made, (as I have
    • this in recent lectures). They consider that those secrete
    • Mysteries put the Mystery of Birth in the very centre of their
    • so magnificently on the horizon.
    • centuries had concluded a silent contract tending to wipe out
    • which have contributed through many centuries to the life of
    • come to their positivism in recent times, that it would have
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    • Personality, in the 20th Century.” The fact does not enter
    • Thus in the first Christian Centuries it was endeavoured to
    • abstract concepts. And so came the centuries where, in place of the
    • Centuries. There was another idea of Truth then, which was
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    • Personality, in the 20th Century.” The fact does not
    • Third Hierarchy. Thus in the first Christian Centuries it was
    • came abstract concepts. And so came the centuries where, in
    • Centuries. There was another idea of Truth then, which was
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    • not go back so extremely far; in the 6th, 7th, 8th pre-Christian centuries
    • fully in existence in the 6th, 7th, 8th pre-Christian centuries. It
    • of time was lost still earlier than those pre-Christian centuries. It
    • contrast in the world of which I have spoken during recent weeks. My
    • you recently, where man develops in such a way that what he can conceive
    • the region of duration. I spoke of this region in a recent lecture
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    • in a recent lecture
    • in the central figure of our Group, in this Representative of mankind,
    • perception concerning much in our Group. One can feel in the centre
    • their forms; one can feel the contrast between the central human being
    • the trinity: the central human being or Representative of mankind, Ahriman,
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    • we have gathered from our recent lectures, including yesterday's lecture,
    • among civilised nations since the 60's, 70's of last century, and the
    • sought in that Centre which in a high degree — approximately at
    • We have already referred here to this occult Centre, in many connections.
    • be seized upon by Luciferic forces, the Luciferic principle. The Centre
    • which is anchored in that Centre and from there strongly influences
    • of spiritual truths from the spiritual worlds; this Centre consciously
    • in the civilised world have in the last decades, or last half-century,
    • Centre; For these other civilisations in their present structure are
    • tendency originating in his Centre.
    • just as much in accord with occult precepts as that other Centre does.
    • all the more intense will the enmity appear. In recent times one has
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    • Volkelt, in the seventies of last century, ventured timidly
    • This gives the firm centre of gravity in the surging element.
    • foothold, his centre of gravity:
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    • beneficent act of the Guardian of the Threshold that he hides
    • recent philosophers could produce out of understanding and
    • macrocosm Luna. The man of the centre, the breast, would
    • twenty years of the eighteenth century during which these
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    • explanation of nature? bince the eighties of the last century
    • nineties of the eighteenth century he believed, as did other
    • century, in which is contained in embryo what belongs to a
    • passed the gate of death. It is just with such a concentrated
    • the matter today? since about the 16th century very strong
    • Christian Churches has become accentuated. The historical
    • recently by seriously minded men, from which you uc uld see
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    • next few days I should like to draw from our recent studies some
    • my recent remarks on Goethe's world-conception, we may say: In so
    • — as I said recently in connection with Goethe's
    • form of thinking different from that which I recently described to
    • so but certainly for centuries, perhaps for an incalculable time. How
    • it centuries old. And when you speak of the Rhine, you probably do
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    • next few days I should like to draw from our recent studies some
    • my recent remarks on Goethe's world-conception, we may say: In so
    • — as I said recently in connection with Goethe's
    • form of thinking different from that which I recently described to
    • so but certainly for centuries, perhaps for an incalculable time. How
    • it centuries old. And when you speak of the Rhine, you probably do
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    • to what I said recently: when Lucifer is working particularly
    • sixteenth century something similar is happening again — a kind
    • initiates by claiming divine descent.
    • Only in the third century after the Mystery of Golgotha —
    • century.
    • the second or third century; and then, in the life after death,
    • those who, towards the end of the second century, or from the third
    • century on, wrote about the Christ Impulse. Hence the writings about
    • the Christ Impulse from the third century onwards take on a special
    • centuries. And it was a piece of good fortune — a foolish
    • third centuries this inspiration could begin. For had
    • the working of the Christ Impulse into mankind during the centuries
    • century became mature enough to gain a full understanding. This
    • understanding was able to grow during the fourth century, but
    • sixth century this difficulty went on increasing, until finally the
    • done by Rome in the ninth century, in 869, at the Council of
    • to-day — I have mentioned this recently — say: “In
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    • to what I said recently: when Lucifer is working particularly
    • sixteenth century something similar is happening again — a kind
    • initiates by claiming divine descent.
    • Only in the third century after the Mystery of Golgotha —
    • century.
    • the second or third century; and then, in the life after death,
    • those who, towards the end of the second century, or from the third
    • century on, wrote about the Christ Impulse. Hence the writings about
    • the Christ Impulse from the third century onwards take on a special
    • centuries. And it was a piece of good fortune — a foolish
    • third centuries this inspiration could begin. For had
    • the working of the Christ Impulse into mankind during the centuries
    • century became mature enough to gain a full understanding. This
    • understanding was able to grow during the fourth century, but
    • sixth century this difficulty went on increasing, until finally the
    • done by Rome in the ninth century, in 869, at the Council of
    • to-day — I have mentioned this recently — say: “In
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    • an understanding until the second or third century after the Mystery of
    • written about the Mystery of Golgotha in those centuries was inspired by
    • of the second century. I might just as well — but then
    • confronts his fellow-Romans in the second century. This personality
    • concentrated on the realm of the senses, they had no wish to
    • its way into the whole of man's outlook. For centuries prior to the
    • Tertullian in the second century? — we must look to the dead
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    • an understanding until the second or third century after the Mystery of
    • written about the Mystery of Golgotha in those centuries was inspired by
    • of the second century. I might just as well — but then
    • confronts his fellow-Romans in the second century. This personality
    • concentrated on the realm of the senses, they had no wish to
    • its way into the whole of man's outlook. For centuries prior to the
    • Tertullian in the second century? — we must look to the dead
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    • passed through a decisive moment in the fifteenth century, when the fifth
    • fifteenth century the age of the Consciousness Soul began —
    • recently, in the sphere of a religious community, we have
    • as I mentioned recently in the case of the great Tertullian. This is
    • Darwinian colouring, talks of man's descent from the animals. The
    • have been the true centre and it would have been the zenith of the
    • and hear people describing the wonderful progress made in recent decades
    • describing. Men were hurrying on towards the fifteenth century; if
    • the fifteenth century, he would by then have gained complete control
    • is included at the end of the Sinaitic Codex (fourth century).],
    • century mankind has come such a wonderfully long way in humane
    • century you will find high-sounding articles — whole books
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    • passed through a decisive moment in the fifteenth century, when the fifth
    • fifteenth century the age of the Consciousness Soul began —
    • recently, in the sphere of a religious community, we have
    • as I mentioned recently in the case of the great Tertullian. This is
    • Darwinian colouring, talks of man's descent from the animals. The
    • have been the true centre and it would have been the zenith of the
    • and hear people describing the wonderful progress made in recent decades
    • describing. Men were hurrying on towards the fifteenth century; if
    • the fifteenth century, he would by then have gained complete control
    • is included at the end of the Sinaitic Codex (fourth century).],
    • century mankind has come such a wonderfully long way in humane
    • century you will find high-sounding articles — whole books
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    • which began in the fifteenth century and will last until the end of
    • the fifteenth century on, but artificially in the seventh century
    • teaching which was given out in the seventh century at
    • Jundí Sábúr during the seventh century.
    • follow attentively the evolution of mankind from the seventh century
    • themselves from the confusion of to-day, the confusion of recent
    • without needing from the fifteenth century onwards to develop his
    • century and will continue to the middle of the fourth millennium,
    • having to secure it by his own efforts during the course of centuries
    • in the seventh century, it was to have come to mankind in the
    • truth for centuries. You can follow their struggles in my book
    • centuries for the knowledge of which I have just been speaking,
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    • which began in the fifteenth century and will last until the end of
    • the fifteenth century on, but artificially in the seventh century
    • teaching which was given out in the seventh century at
    • Jundí Sábúr during the seventh century.
    • follow attentively the evolution of mankind from the seventh century
    • themselves from the confusion of to-day, the confusion of recent
    • without needing from the fifteenth century onwards to develop his
    • century and will continue to the middle of the fourth millennium,
    • having to secure it by his own efforts during the course of centuries
    • in the seventh century, it was to have come to mankind in the
    • truth for centuries. You can follow their struggles in my book
    • centuries for the knowledge of which I have just been speaking,
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    • souls during the fourth century, at the time of the turning-point,
    • Emperor Augustus was the centre-point of quite conscious Roman
    • centre of this ritual there is something truly great, truly holy,
    • ourselves rightly to this central point, the sacrifice of the Mass,
    • Thus to-day, in the first third of the twentieth century, we are
    • the twentieth century. It is not an event now in the physical world,
    • reaching them before the first third of the twentieth century has run
    • century sensitive spirits have repeatedly felt this urge to move away
    • for if it is studied in a positive way it offers magnificent
    • this thought will arise the creation that is to be the centre-point
    • must be able to take account of what the centuries conceal, and yet
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    • souls during the fourth century, at the time of the turning-point,
    • Emperor Augustus was the centre-point of quite conscious Roman
    • centre of this ritual there is something truly great, truly holy,
    • ourselves rightly to this central point, the sacrifice of the Mass,
    • Thus to-day, in the first third of the twentieth century, we are
    • the twentieth century. It is not an event now in the physical world,
    • reaching them before the first third of the twentieth century has run
    • century sensitive spirits have repeatedly felt this urge to move away
    • for if it is studied in a positive way it offers magnificent
    • this thought will arise the creation that is to be the centre-point
    • must be able to take account of what the centuries conceal, and yet
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    • European consciousness and attitudes since the 15th century that have
    • impulses which determine the recent evolution of mankind.
    • to study this recent history up to the moment when we shall
    • after tomorrow — the historical survey of the recent
    • early years of the fifteenth century, when the fifth
    • century which ushered in the fifth post-Atlantean epoch.
    • absurd to regard the sixteenth century simply as a
    • continuation of the eleventh or twelfth centuries. People
    • beginning of the fifteenth century and persisted in the
    • back to the period before the fifteenth century, we wish to
    • fifteenth century, we cannot help turning our attention to
    • developed over the centuries out of the Roman Empire. We
    • through the centuries was a universalist impulse, the most
    • for centuries when it was not yet fully conscious — (it
    • fourteenth and fifteenth centuries showed that it relied upon
    • fifteenth century. Up to that time intelligence was to some
    • which has come to the fore recently, and which has no idea of
    • consider this event as a symptomatic event in the recent
    • centuries these countries had shared a common purpose,
    • differences began to emerge in the fifteenth century. The
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    • European consciousness and attitudes since the 15th century that have
    • outline the symptoms of the recent historical evolution of
    • seventeenth century. This enigmatic figure appeared on the
    • post-Atlantean epoch and the nineteenth century, a century
    • sterile. And yet the soul occupies the central place in man's
    • Persian Kings, of the Mongol Khans and even in the century
    • on the threshold of the seventeenth century, occupying a
    • century, and this turning point was signalized by the
    • seventeenth century, a personality who typified all the
    • least in the course of centuries. But because in the course
    • Europe, the years of his ascent to power, then seven years of
    • revolutionaries of the eighteenth century, but was unable to
    • to pursue further the symptomatology of recent times we see
    • relative peace. Up to the end of the nineteenth century it
    • century we never really know how a later event came to be
    • century is this absence of motivation. No reproach is implied
    • the vast majority of people during the first centuries of the
    • was losing his former centre of gravity ... and must find a
    • epoch constitutes the centre without any corresponding
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    • Characteristics of Historical Symptoms in Recent Times
    • European consciousness and attitudes since the 15th century that have
    • very inadequate picture, of the development in recent times
    • have failed in recent times to give adequate attention to the
    • those personalities who in the nineteenth century, and more
    • especially in the twentieth century, were largely oblivious
    • to study the course of recent history we realize that these
    • centuries. We realize that the old political impulses which
    • eighteenth century when natural science began to be
    • nature and is centred in man. ‘We murder to
    • century are doomed to perish if left to themselves. And this
    • through the centuries, how the self-dependent personality
    • in the centuries following upon the civil wars of the
    • fifteenth century provides ample evidence of this. In the
    • personalities of recent time. In contemporary history the
    • of the fifteenth century and especially in respect of its
    • as we have learnt from our study of the symptoms of recent
    • fifteenth century. These are destructive agents unless
    • is pure spirit, with that which can penetrate to the centre
    • attention to this centre of his soul life through a sensible
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    • European consciousness and attitudes since the 15th century that have
    • consideration of the recent development of human history. We
    • Soul. That is the essential. But we have recently seen that
    • they have come to the fore in the centuries since 1413 when
    • since the fifteenth century. Today we are in a position to
    • eighteenth century, and even in the early nineteenth century
    • upon this subject over recent decades — these new ideas
    • of Czarism the centre of the state was at first occupied by
    • centuries the life of mankind has undergone a fundamental
    • recent centuries belong to the pre-machine age ... for
    • loom in the eighteenth century, the entire political economy
    • forties of the nineteenth century, about 1840 or 1845, the
    • The evolution of the nineteenth century is fraught with
    • nineteenth century from that envisaged in the forties! One
    • called, in the different countries in the nineteenth century
    • important achievements of recent time are fraught with death.
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    • the nineteenth century. Or else they have been cultivated in the way
    • last third of the nineteenth century (though it also applies to a
    • we have been living since the beginning of the fifteenth century. They
    • You see, when we think of these things we come very near the central
    • something concrete. I recently said: An essential impulse in human
    • understanding of history which I have called for in recent lectures
    • matter, I have cited an example. I repeated it recently during a
    • mid-European culture of the nineteenth century, with essays on the
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    • European consciousness and attitudes since the 15th century that have
    • Nonetheless, in all the so-called secret societies of recent
    • the last third of the nineteenth century these symbolical
    • nineteenth century can also be regarded as a criticism if
    • I recently said
    • undertaken in the field of art in recent decades clearly
    • he was a typical representative of Central European culture)
    • Swiss history from the fifteenth century until the present
    • the experience of recent years has often demonstrated the
    • survey of recent history in a public lecture in Zürich
    • in Central Europe who, from an understanding of certain
    • imagine a more sterile attitude than that of Central European
    • Masonry in recent decades. This is shown by the fact,
    • science with the Freemasonry of Central Europe. On the other
    • told me recently that one of these pundits had said to him
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VI: Brief Reflections on the Publication of the New Edition of 'The Philosophy of Freedom'
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    • European consciousness and attitudes since the 15th century that have
    • active in the civilized world since the fifteenth century,
    • appeared, as you know, a quarter of a century ago and has
    • time — in the early nineties of the last century. Those
    • century circumstances have changed; but for certain reasons I
    • nineties of the last century in Weimar one could observe the
    • art centre — was what might well have provided
    • centre, a focal point where many and various cultural streams
    • eccentric behaviour of an American professor
    • nineteenth century and its Weltanschauung. I wanted to
    • recently from a different angle — a free community life
    • late nineteenth century however — through the medium of
    • which I recently wrote in the Reich and especially by my
    • this group had recently written an article in the
    • the world at the turn of the century, questions with which I
    • diffusing theosophical teachings from any random centre, but
    • there is drawn towards a common centre, towards the
    • a quarter of a century I should like to emphasize that it is
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VII: Incidental Reflections on the Occasion of the New Edition of 'Goethes Weltanschauung'
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    • European consciousness and attitudes since the 15th century that have
    • lectures that, for my part, I should like the centre for the
    • the name ‘Goetheanum.’ As I said recently there are many
    • spiritual science, and equally what I said recently in
    • recent decades. The origin of my
    • recent decades, we are left with a sorry picture—the picture
    • Austrian living in the last third of the nineteenth century
    • German by descent and racial affiliation. To be a German in
    • where I lived, even amongst the most important centres of
    • seventies and of recent years has come perilously close to
    • beginning of the nineteenth century and to what I should like
    • recent time. One outgrows the clerical Catholicism to which
    • reached its zenith in Central Europe at the end of the
    • eighteenth and in the early nineteenth century. They came in
    • expression of the Central European spirit and which in a
    • the nineteenth century, contributed to the world? In what
    • intimately connected with the historical evolution of Central
    • Europe. We see, an the one hand, in Central Europe, in
    • over recent decades and you will find that Kant is quoted
    • again and again. In recent weeks many of these war-mongers
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    • European consciousness and attitudes since the 15th century that have
    • now living and which began in the early fifteenth century
    • beginning of the fifteenth century the first stirrings of the
    • long been prepared — since the tenth century or even
    • the ninth century in the spiritual life of Europe and the
    • began to awaken at the beginning of the fifteenth century and
    • and tenth centuries onwards it was possible for the ‘people of
    • arose because, in the ninth century, that which continued to
    • eastwards since the ninth century that spiritual wave which
    • of Rome has interrupted this continuity, it has concentrated
    • Throughout the Middle Ages and up to the fifteenth century
    • human and physical nature of Jesus. This was the central
    • the beginning of the fifteenth century are characterized by a
    • epoch beginning with the fifteenth century and leading via
    • into recent religious developments through a study of their
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture IX: The Relation Between the Deeper European Impulses and Those of the Present Day
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    • European consciousness and attitudes since the 15th century that have
    • the Church developed in the centre of Europe and spread from
    • not only of Goethe, but of Goetheanism. For, as I said recently,
    • is usually manifested in the Church of Central Europe, we must now
    • fourth century which was felt long afterwards. From your
    • modern man. In the first centuries of Christianity it had
    • and Central Europe.
    • subordinates. In Central Europe these elements are
    • developed in Central Europe there arose in the West,
    • And this is what happened in Central Europe; it was more in
    • the People of the Christ in Central Europe this impulse has
    • the attitude of a member of the People of the Church in Central
    • itself at diverse points. It starts from different centres.
    • its ethnographical and ethnic situation, Central Europe is
    • spirit; the West to an understanding of the body; Central
    • course of recent centuries, indirectly through Jesuitism, to
    • it — any more than one can understand Central Europe
    • attempted in the recent fateful years to draw attention to
    • genius of Germany? And then he recalls that in recent years
    • most in recent years is judgement that has allowed itself to
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    • has gradually led to these catastrophic events of recent
    • our recent reflections, you will already have seen that the
    • As I recently
    • in Central Europe seem to people like something springing out
    • compelled in recent years to the discuss these matters with
    • West. When I recently called your attention to the future
    • to this so-called war catastrophe of recent years and its
    • for the world catastrophe of this war? Is it the Central
    • recall various things I have said here in recent weeks, you
    • Central Powers what is called “guilt” in
    • the governments of the Central Powers have contributed to the
    • What I explained to you even in the most recent lectures has
    • in Central Europe will fall. This will be the inevitable
    • serious moment in the developments of recent years in
    • nineteenth century. But this thinking is suited to grasp only
    • into the nineteenth century. Human nature came under the
    • his influence even into the nineteenth century, but so also
    • nineteenth century — indeed, precisely during the fifth
    • decade of that century, which I have often designated as an
    • recently said, will be a psychiatric account, socially
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    • during the last centuries has gradually taken on such form
    • recent centuries. Now, these recent centuries have brought
    • date centuries ago, whereas life has naturally moved forward
    • during recent centuries. An essential element that has
    • for centuries. Without their doing anything about it, without
    • eighteenth century. Thus the destiny of world history for the
    • of society, being administered by the centralized
    • characterized precisely these last centuries. During recent
    • centuries, men have gradually formed the habit of developing
    • the provision of the means of existence. I have recently
    • century, as I have said, Jehovah could no longer save
  • Title: Challenge/Times: Lecture III: The Mechanistic, Eugenic and Hygienic Aspects of the Future
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    • up to the fifteenth century of our Christian era. They will
    • epoch that began in the eighth century, 747 B.C., and ended
    • in the fifteenth century A.D., the Greco-Latin epoch. Man
    • this appeared first in the fifteenth century of the Christian
    • epoch, the time that begins in the fifteenth century of the
    • During recent
    • Central Europe, for example, were predominantly amateur
    • East and in Central Europe demonstrates how terrible
    • now in Central and Eastern Europe demonstrates that nothing
    • No matter what lofty ideals may be set up in Central and
    • in certain secret centers of the West? Surely it is necessary
    • carefully practiced in these centers gives rise to enormous
    • centers in the West to which I have often referred. It is
    • centers. It is this that is concealed from the East by people
    • action, which is the ideal of those secret centers, it will
    • special measure among the people of the Central countries.
    • present on the basis of birth. The population of the Central
    • those of the Central countries will have to receive material
    • Central countries, and eugenic occultism in the Eastern
    • intelligent minds of those centers of the West, a purpose
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    • is valid for the present age for the reason that it centers
    • they are from the evil human beings of the Central European
    • in the form that I recently analyzed here. The things about
    • I have recently
    • the development of the epoch since the sixteenth century.
    • What people have been thinking since the sixteenth century is
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    • way that I recently explained. To assist him, man shall
    • consider what I referred to yesterday and also recently in a
    • cerebral fluid; with inhalation, an ascent of the cerebral
    • peculiar fact that, in the middle of the nineteenth century,
    • nineteenth century was it really necessary for the first time
    • twenty centuries during which Christianity has previously
    • folk culture in which everything is related to the descent
    • circulation, that is, upon the line of descent, upon
    • door became unusable in the middle of the nineteenth century.
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    • other as a human being. In short, he shall center his
    • centuries, which is true with reference to modern history
    • on the part of the Central and Eastern Powers. A complete
    • mastery over the Central and Eastern Powers by the Western
    • proletariat of Central and Eastern Europe.
    • recent times. Even if it was inevitable that the bourgeoisie
    • descent who are united with the English-speaking peoples. The
    • people of Roman descent constitute really successors to what
    • true as regards the people of Roman descent who are united
    • the future of the Central European German world, as the Latin
    • this reason that the population of Central Europe fell under
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    • century and will last into the third millennium
    • what comes to expression in a recent speech by Trotsky. If
    • Man in the very center of our World-conception, such words as
    • center of attention at the beginning of a political speech.
    • — different since the time of the 15th century when the
    • had begun in the 8th century
    • 14th to the 15th or 16th century. I have told you of many
    • instinctively. It is only towards the 16th century that men
    • to the 16th century, do we see this conscious thinking about
    • Economy towards and during the 16th century. Men direct their
    • As much money as possible was to be concentrated in the given
    • we say that much attention has been devoted in more recent
    • Nature-basis of his economic life? In more recent times there
    • of the last century Lasalle stood out for it with all energy.
    • half of the 18th century? What were the methods of
    • half of the 18th century! Kautsky and others like him even
    • the 15th century. Through the very development of this age of
    • active. When suddenly they concentrate or consolidate; then
    • Then there appears to mankind in a concentrated form what in
    • center of gravity of his own being. Instinctive evolution
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    • measuring — let us say — 30 centimeters each way.
    • measuring 30 centimeters each way, is raised up a meter and a
    • author and philosopher of the name of Berdiayeff recently
    • century and until the present day. There are two remarkable
    • by people who — well, who wore at any rate decent
    • as I told you recently when giving you the history of my
    • man since the sixteenth century, and here in deed and truth
    • a certain space of time, notably for the most recent time of
    • all, was generalized. Indeed, only the last four centuries
    • taken place since the 16th century in a way that can well be
    • century does not reveal the true reality. The true reality
    • 16th century. The age itself compels us, not merely to
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    • add something more to the studies we have recently pursued. I
    • age that began in the fifteenth century and that will last,
    • fourth Post-Atlantean Age, ending in the fifteenth century
    • modern time, since the fifteenth century, the outcome of
    • the turn of the fifteenth century. This kind of error, this
    • instance at the turn of the fifteenth century when men ceased
    • what is here being concentrated into one. The spiritual life
    • when I said recently that at the Guardian of the Threshold
    • took place in the ninth century and was completed in the
    • spread over the whole of Christendom in early centuries, has
    • the recent war-catastrophe; whereas this question about guilt
    • whose characters have been unveiled in the most recent time.
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    • it through the centuries. Anyone who fails to see this
    • about it through the course of the centuries. But all that
    • fifth Post-Atlantean age (of which we have spoken recently
    • centuries or thousands of years ago. They had a stronger
    • centuries
    • or in the pre-Christian centuries. That in man
    • (which began in the fifteenth century
    • the last few centuries, human thinking has in a certain
    • brought forth a magnificent understanding of the Wisdom of
    • asleep, as it were. Thus, as I told you recently, there are
    • predestined center of opposition among these who look upon
    • dear friends, the central nerve in the comprehension of the
    • Christianity of the twentieth century. Against it —
    • evolve. In the first centuries
    • recently; the fundamental Social idea of the future, the
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    • resounded through the centuries, of the Divine Mysteries
    • through our souls in recent weeks — then we may say: It
    • through many centuries, as concerns man himself, the dark
    • are still observable in the last centuries before the Mystery
    • on through many centuries. An advance-guard — albeit
    • world-historic facts of the last few centuries according to
    • Christianity will solve. In recent lectures I have told you
    • centuries, which, nonetheless, is necessary to mankind.
    • century, the Germans took pains to be like the French. You
    • (approximately in the 12th century) till far beyond the
    • middle of the 18th century, the Germans endeavored to be like
    • strongly into the German soul since the 18th century. It is
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    • the center of their religious creed and that beside Him all else of
    • a strong contrast. Solomon's Temple embraced in marvelous, magnificent,
    • in the gigantic, magnificent spatial images of Solomon's Temple.
    • with the Spirits of Personality — as I explained here recently.
    • in societies founded on symbolism that is reminiscent of Solomon's
    • recent years, surely cannot help wondering whether some sort of light
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    • other ideas have recently been forced into prominence in a tumultuous
    • science, for they have been ignored by the recent developments that
    • about the early centuries of Christianity, whether from a Roman Catholic
    • of much that existed in those first Christian centuries is either entirely
    • centuries of Christianity as the Gnosis.
    • fact that in the earliest centuries of Christianity gnosticism did indeed
    • or fourth century did these begin to fade in the West. But then there
    • the first Christian centuries, in whom there lived not merely mental
    • from what we find in books that have been written about these centuries
    • to the Egypto-Chaldean epoch, that is, up to the eighth century before
    • period, which continued, as you know, into the fifteenth century of
    • Only in the fifteenth century did it begin slowly to rise again; by
    • Christian centuries.
    • in the third century, and we still see it as it passes over
    • Golgotha. This ebbed away, strangely enough, in the early centuries,
    • would be like by the fifteenth century with the ancient, hereditary,
    • a peculiar fact that in the early centuries there was a struggle between
    • from century to century how the Mystery of Golgotha appeared to people
    • at all. Look at that work from the ninth century,
    • this becomes more noticeable from century to century, so that finally
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    • face to face with what I have just characterized as the descent of the
    • the actual ascent through the various stages by which a man had descended
    • in that part of the nineteenth century when materialism, theoretical
    • and the second half of the nineteenth century were insisting that if
    • human being coming to know himself. That is the central feature of this
    • reflection which they call their ego. I remarked recently that anyone
    • of this descent in the sense of ancient Mystery initiation, will grasp
    • century especially, human beings were far removed from it. Only at the
    • end of the century was it again possible to approach a real, living
    • I spoke recently about that. And the way we speak of ancient times must
    • without any center of gravity. But this must be gone through, so that
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    • center of human soul-life, real ego-consciousness, appears to more
    • in the human soul, has been dividing since the fifteenth century. To
    • centuries to completely abstract dogmas, which were not intended to
    • century) the struggle of the human being to win through to an experience
    • more recent theologians those of the New Testament, in the way present-day
    • of the last century I indicated clearly in my introduction to Goethe's
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    • centuries an effort was made to understand the Christ Impulse and its
    • in this evolution, of what led to His descent to humanity and His union
    • in the early centuries that the concepts of the ancient Gnosis should
    • centuries they were entirely withheld from believers, reserved for the
    • come about in Gospel interpretation. While in the earliest centuries
    • change that occurred in more recent evolution, toward the beginning
    • of the fifteenth century and particularly in the fifteenth century,
    • century into the fifteenth. A strange impulse, a strange longing —
    • to note the following: In the twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries
    • fading-out during the twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth centuries of
    • a few centuries. In this short period, what changes have taken place
    • centuries, experienced also by those who went through initiation in
    • certain center of gravity. I mean to say: After he has recognized himself
    • would have no inner center of gravity. He must find this inner center
    • a center of gravity, a direction — perhaps I could better say,
    • soul-mood has been undergoing in the course of these centuries. But
    • the middle and during the last third of the nineteenth century there
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    • at the beginning of the nineties of the last century. Now, it is human
    • have often faced us in recent years, especially when we were giving
    • their hereditary leader. The German people have innocently done wrong
    • innocent dependence and irresponsibility. If, however, after calm and
    • the fate of centuries and of millions of men on the earth, then it has
    • in recent times so particularly by the poets and writers. Such opinions
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    • You remember, I said recently
    • For some time, especially from the beginning of the twentieth century
    • it. And don't take what I say as mere imagery! For the centers, the
    • is fact, that just by living on the earth as men of the twentieth century,
    • oneself. Recently somewhere or other I spoke on the subject, and then
    • his examinations!) But let us assume he had become an innocent professor
    • of botany, innocent from a cosmic point of view: then things would have
    • mankind if in some particular century only a twentieth of the population
    • with the spiritual laws of existence. I showed you recently how we have
    • 60,000,000 the police tracked down only twenty to twenty-five percent;
    • that, in spite of all that was scented out and confiscated by the police,
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    • thoughts of Walther Rathenau, (see Z-269) I have recently shown that
    • part of the western powers, the central powers, the eastern powers,
    • through the centuries by the various churches. This has not arisen outside
    • which we have often described by saying that, since the fifteenth century,
    • because centuries of Christianity have brought about materialism; this
    • gases into the world with timidity; this has definite import. Recently I
    • the Life of Man” in the recent number of the publication “Das
    • West, the European centre, and the East meet the Guardian of the Threshold
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    • They go back to the Church Fathers of earlier centuries and from their
    • soul which began with the fifteenth century.
    • to the accusation of Pantheism recently made against Spiritual Science
    • how one speaks in the twentieth century to men soaked through by scientific
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    • for men on earth. Up to the fifteenth century, and, since things do
    • in the time since the fifteenth century, that man stands within his
    • knowledge there is always a gradual ascent from semblance to actual
    • once again it is in the centre between the conception and the will.
    • the animals is—as I recently sale—in reality sick (see Lecture
    • century, in the epoch when the conceptions of science are dominating
    • for the fact is that men actually became headless in the fifteenth century—you
    • fifteenth century than it was before that time. But it is only now that
    • up to the nineteenth century, the other nature, man's breast nature
    • weary desire, to go on thinking incoherently. Just recently I have drawn
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    • practical experience there is indeed a very concentrated sunlight.
    • by the beginning of this century, as you know, I had published communications
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    • follow the stream flowing from this mystery down into the most recent
    • otherwise generally recoils in fear from having recent history permeated
    • a physical event of the physical world. But only recently I have pointed
    • in the whole Roman Empire. Throughout the centuries this event worked
    • Recently I have expatiated on this fact from another point of view.
    • let us say a point during the fifth century before the event of Golgotha,
    • that up to most recent times one can picture as spiritualising all that
    • very recent times history for modern man has in general became thoroughly
    • of what happened as the eighteenth century passed into the nineteenth,
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    • external arrangements (recently I have given an account of these in
    • Mystery of Golgotha on the part of more recent mankind can be particularly
    • century passed into the nineteenth; where does Goetheanism stand with
    • Eastern Europe, all this has been rayed out from the centre of Europe;
    • Europe is, has been rayed out from central Europe. And in this centre
    • with the exception of the period during recent decades when other forces
    • developed throughout the centuries by reason of the personal characteristics
    • see all this streaming forth from the whole of Central Europe. How little
    • established in the course of recent decades, since the year 1867; let
    • in what has for centuries come from Central Europe.
    • wave came up against what radiated from the centre, and what radiated
    • from the centre was pushed aside by the Slav wave—in the west
    • still remained in the womb of the centre, turned in such a way that
    • well able to make a calculation about the future relations of central
    • But particularly in central
    • as I have presented it, will have to be understood. It will be central
    • ordering. And perhaps if this centre of Europe has no external state,
    • if this centre of Europe is obliged to live tragically in chaos, there
    • Chauvinism or anything at all reminiscent of Chauvinism or nationalism,
    • a ghost out of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and not what
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    • first three. The old ideas of the Kabiri centered round the
    • represents the centre condition of the human being, and the
    • about all that Goethe stands for will, as I said recently,
    • Today we should say: We represent how in the centre of the
    • being's descent to earth — from conception, throughout
    • being, the ascent into the elements, which is a finding of
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    • the Grecian myths. He shows often in this scent how far in
    • ascent of a mountain was a far more living experience than
    • shattered when the descent is made again into the external,
    • eighteenth century that Goethe took flight to Italy —
    • century. By then he had grown older, and that means younger
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    • the nineteenth century. What Christ brought into the world,
    • the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. To imagine thus that
    • teeth, can appear. It is a real concentration and
    • the reverse. Here there is no concentration of life-forces
    • contract — expand, concentrate; expand, concentrate.
    • When in the eighties of the last century I wrote my first
    • most recent number of the periodical Das Reich
    • what is so distressing, my dear friends, that in the recent
    • extolled as the great achievement of the nineteenth century
    • of view, this achievement of the nineteenth century, that
    • the nineteenth century, that still haunts the twentieth, al
    • human evolution. At the end of the nineteenth century
    • century. I have given many lectures about it, even before the
    • century was able to represent the man Homunculus in this way?
    • scent we are today presenting, finds itself in a world the
    • century. What must be sought will become something good and a
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    • the social life of the present in the light of our recent studies of
    • Goethe. The nineteenth century represents a very significant
    • the social life of our own time. The middle of the century brought a
    • Looking back before the nineteenth century to the end of the
    • eighteenth century, we can observe a significant impulse. It was the
    • Letters” and Goethe's fairy-tale in my recent small book on
    • eighteenth century. He had no particular expectation as to what would
    • believes that when sensuality and reason meet at the centre of his
    • as the greatest man of his century. Goethe could not understand this.
    • The middle of the nineteenth century was a much more incisive point in
    • nineteenth century. And we can understand this fact only if we ask:
    • fairy tale. Since the middle of the nineteenth century this
    • middle of the nineteenth century and humanity was thrown back on its
    • the middle of the nineteenth century, one cannot really grasp what is
    • quite dark. The time before the middle of the nineteenth century
    • after the middle of the nineteenth century looks only at the world.
    • way. Today he concentrates everything upon a single power in himself,
    • century has everything flowed into one, with the rise of materialism.
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    • in central European countries. A comic paper recently published
    • Bolshevism and in the whole central European chaos, which has already
    • certain leading men of central Europe must be blamed for it. (I have
    • The strong impulse of Christianity (I have spoken of this recently) was
    • middle of the nineteenth century. It is absolutely necessary to reckon
    • the souls who would only have incarnated after four or five centuries,
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    • which I have recently delivered to you, will have shown you this, for
    • have slowly prepared themselves ever since the 16th and 17th century;
    • The economic orders which existed up to the 16th and 17th century have
    • middle of the 19th century, they were replaced by a kind of economic
    • 19th century, humanity has been striving to form social corporations
    • time which preceded the 17th and 17th century, we find that people were
    • was now striving. We therefore see that from the 16th and 17th century
    • demolishment: during the 16th and 17th century, we discern a transitional
    • movement, and this really lasts until the middle of the 19th century.
    • mind that in recent times, the western states and North America have
    • In Central Europe, the
    • clear way. What has been the fundamental character of the central European
    • upon very old, traditional forms. In Central Europe, and even in Russia
    • states. These modern states of central Europe, stretching as far as
    • the fact that the central European structures have been swept away.
    • In the central European
    • the past centuries, they are firmly convinced of a manner of thinking
    • past century, when the German social democrats, who were the most advanced
    • the last centuries, these judgments rose up into human consciousness,
    • and people began to look upon the human being as the centre of every
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    • order during the past centuries of human development. Those. who now
    • that which has developed through capitalism during the past centuries.
    • of humanity during the past three or four centuries, if we study above
    • to four centuries all this changed. After a period of transition, which
    • went from the 15th century to about the 16th/17th century, a complete
    • change took place during the past three to four centuries. For, what
    • only developed during the past three to four centuries.
    • the incentive of accumulating capital, then the chief element in this
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    • in its ranks should concentrate their attention exclusively upon physical
    • during the past centuries. The characteristic trait of the bourgeoisie
    • in the direction of capitalism has in the past centuries utterly confused
    • development during the past centuries, these spiritual ideas were
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    • I have recently held here I have dealt from several aspects with the
    • and in his most recent development, this social question has taken a
    • of the previous century. We have spoken of this here from various points
    • phenomena is this deep gulf between the two human groups. In recent
    • in Zurich, Berne and Basle. Recently, various people with whom I have
    • the structure of their empire, set up half a century before, to be secure
    • has shown that the thoughts prevailing for half a century and more,
    • knowledge will dawn on than that, half a century earlier they founded
    • And in the lectures recently given in Zurich — held there because
    • years with a little insight. They really appear like centuries which
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    • forget that the way the relations in life have recently developed has
    • thinking, feeling and willing having developed in recent times without
    • of taxation. But what if you were to stand alone with your magnificently
    • a kind of echo of what man lived through in the life before his descent
    • we experience the echo of what we lived through before our descent to
    • centuries how much has been spoken in a sentimental way, when men have
    • beginning in the middle of the nineteenth century, has up to now continued
    • recently, there is an understanding in accordance with reality different
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    • I recently read out to you, the practical ideas which must arise from
    • middle of the fifteenth century, and how the whole of our history, if it
    • there has been a one-sided tendency to centralise the social organism,
    • into what lies behind all this. For, as I recently said in Basle, as
    • here is most easily approached when in the centre of our considerations
    • economic order, gradually built up in recent times, men have held the
    • that the most varied socialistic ideas of recent times have been formed.
    • ways this recent historic development, namely, the relation of the proletariat
    • the proletarian, as he has recently evolved, could have looked, in whose
    • how already through Marx a definite outlook on the recent and future
    • during recent centuries, formerly chained to the financial State as
    • I said recently that those
    • correction. Recently, in drawing your attention to the German Committee
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    • materialism which has arisen during the last four centuries. This materialism
    • of art in recent times, you will find this everywhere confirmed —
    • towards the State and the agents of the State. Thus, within recent times
    • has arisen during the last four centuries, above all, on increasingly
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    • have to observe the more recent life of history.
    • forceful thinkers of recent times and, in the truest sense of the word,
    • reminiscent of Fichte's
    • a special relation to the external world and is centred in itself; just
    • again the digestive system are centred in themselves, as these three
    • State in which everything would be centralised, it becomes clear that
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    • recently gave to students in Basle we find a remarkable sentence. Eisner
    • way of thinking during recent centuries. For it is this customary thinking
    • upper classes to an increasing degree during the last four centuries.
    • in the course of the last centuries in the sphere of art, for example,
    • the decadent and their desire to sleep in rooms scented with hothouse
    • and repeated over and over again in recent weeks. Only a few days ago
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    • times? I have recently attended a so-called League of Nations Conference
    • concerning recent previous events was of the same caliber as the speeches
    • books decades ago, I heard again recently in an address given in Berne
    • again and again, my dear friends, that during the last four centuries
    • thoughts as have been drubbed into them for centuries through the method
    • is now spoken of absolutely conforms with the dead thinking of recent
    • centuries, which has greatly increased in the world-conception of purely
    • members of my recent audience in Berne are supposed to have been very
    • from our recent discussions that what belongs to every human head today
    • submit to the control of a single centralised super-State. The answer
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    • The reason is that this spiritual life has in recent times taken on
    • of spiritual life which has recently arisen. It must be realised that
    • that just at the turn of the eighteenth century, and on into the nineteenth,
    • but also the tragedy of the nineteenth century; it has been in a certain
    • centre, the luciferic extreme on the one side, on the other the ahrimanic
    • a point of transition for the nineteenth century. To recognise Hegel
    • twentieth century set out to prove their great spirituality by going
    • century. For we have to learn not only to wish to live abstractly as
    • centuries he has maintained. We should not take those thinkers who are
    • spirits have behaved during the second half of the nineteenth century
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    • born in recent times, since 1912–13, say, come from
    • immediate forbears or ancestors of the last century. I told
    • that in the course of recent times, until well into the
    • twentieth century, the materialistic tendencies,
    • century. So those children born in the second decade came to
    • essentially to the events on the earth in recent years.
    • bright side of the sad, the terrible events of recent times.
    • of recently-born children. It is an expression of soul which
    • in the most recently born children is something quite
    • early twentieth century. It is now essential that mankind
    • this is because since the middle of the fifteenth century, at
    • the fifteenth century. But this thinking in imagery has been
    • last centuries the more abstract has all life become. Only
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    • fundamentally, to concentrate their gaze on the fundamentals.
    • flow into the social movement which, begun half a century
    • rights-state is, as I recently pointed out, such a one as is
    • century. Whoever follows attentively the literature of that
    • century until the last third of the century will soon notice
    • dictionary, written comparatively recently, and hunt therein
    • recently become international, men have with a certain
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    • proletarian masses. In the course of recent historical developments, the
    • More recently
    • of how Christianity endeavored for centuries to imbue humanity with a
    • Then came more recent
    • more in recent times and has laid the basis, more than anything else, for
    • of the last centuries human beings have turned away more and more from
    • spirituality. I recently emphasized here once again that one should not
    • has become increasingly naturalistic in recent times. Perhaps I already
    • said, much of recent art is formed on the basis of this way of thinking,
    • But recent times have turned ever more to naturalism, amounting to
    • emerging materialistic naturalism of recent times that has taken hold of
    • century has
    • century this
    • circles of humanity over the last centuries. One need only take account
    • respect. In recent years, for instance, German culture has frequently
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    • soul belonging to earlier centuries — by those decadent Nibelung
    • mid-European life from the thirteenth until the twentieth centuries,
    • eighteenth century. The demands for freedom, equality and fraternity,
    • Among those who of recent years have been talking a great deal about
    • gave at the University of Berlin in the seventies of the last century.
    • developed through the centuries to the condition in which it finds
    • since the middle of the 15th century the spirit has to be brought to
    • And so it was only in the very recent past, in the era after
    • Germanic world during the first centuries after the founding of
    • flows on through the centuries, but from the 15th and 16th centuries
    • Middle Europe occurred almost without exception in a single century.
    • twentieth century, one would have to say: spirit, as conveyed by the
    • the 15th century, which we call the epoch of the evolution of
    • At the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries, however, a new cosmic
    • incarnated in those regions. In the 15th century this sympathy began
    • century, souls have been less and less concerned with racial traits;
    • distributed over the whole body but are really centralised in the
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    • A RECENT series of lectures and discussions with workmen
    • civilized world in recent years you will say — I hope:
    • culture that arose after the middle of the fifteenth century. I
    • fifteenth century. Since that time natural science has
    • since the middle of the fifteenth century and rob men of their
    • fifteenth century that not only two life-elements have been
    • Capital accumulates, concentrates; bigger and bigger groups of
    • process of increased concentration of capitalistic groups will
    • fifteenth century approached, we did not experience a renewal
    • spheres of life that the middle of the fifteenth century
    • to the ninth and tenth centuries. At that time, it was just as
    • of the fifteenth century it had a normal price.
    • the fifteenth century shows this great incision in history. At
    • so they concentrated exclusively upon that. Engels said: In
    • Much has been said about rights in recent years, about the
    • in the second half of the nineteenth century on the subject of
    • I have recently quoted a neat example of this. The famous
    • science in middle Europe at the present time, has recently
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    • evolution since the middle of the fifteenth century. Everything
    • to the middle of the fifteenth century. Across the Greek
    • office. These things all lead back to Romanism. The descent by
    • century, however, there exists in mankind the subconscious
    • century the evolution of modern man has been filled with the
    • have to form since the fifteenth century are different from
    • mankind prior to the middle of the fifteenth century knows that
    • since the fifteenth century. We shall reap something different
    • the fifteenth century for perceiving the spiritual world in
    • middle of the fifteenth century we have developed a knowledge
    • to the middle of the fifteenth century man willed instinctively
    • concentration. This can be achieved, in the way modern man
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    • fifteenth century there can be no question of people
    • impossible in recent times because the more people have evolved
    • connotations the expression has acquired in recent years,
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    • course since the middle of the fifteenth century it becomes
    • of the fifteenth century is what might be called the
    • last three or four centuries right up to our time, we shall see
    • centuries we gradually acquired the habit of observing man only
    • three to four centuries when the trials of materialism have
    • recently that the head in its spherical form is, so to say,
    • its center within itself, the chest-man has its center at a
    • three-membering through strong concentration upon one's self,
    • have. If through inner concentration we withdraw the head from
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    • Egypto-Chaldean period came to an end in the eighth century
    • again, since the middle of the fifteenth century, a gradual
    • coming centuries and millennia this intelligence will become
    • fifteenth century religious communities, instead of bringing
    • People who have recently come from the East of Europe tell with
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    • If we go back as far as the 8th Century,
    • Whereas from the Graeco-Latin epoch, beginning in the 8th Century,
    • up to the middle of the 15th Century
    • Centre there is a civilization differing from that of the two poles
    • applied to Central Europe, but these explanations were not taken as
    • indicated in recent lectures. Consider the fact that a great number
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    • Atlantean age begins in the eighth century B.C.; further back
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    • centuries, of course — is that man's blood is losing the capacity to
    • to investigate bodies from the tenth or ninth centuries in order to discover
    • century.
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    • or four centuries — if we take a wide survey of the
    • them. If they become merely an incentive to egoism, then they
    • re-ascent, and that is not to be done by theorising.
    • good for Asia? What is good for the twentieth century? What
    • is good for the twenty-fifth century?” They are asking
    • Europe, there is every external incentive to do something
    • beginnings in the middle of the nineteenth century (of which
    • in the first half of the 18th century, or a little later,
    • even laid hold for a time of Central Europe. And over and
    • Central Europe, with all that it was, lies in the dust. What
    • lived in Central Europe is, to a great extent, sunk in a
    • symptom that has especially manifested itself in Central
    • see the old Asiatic spirit lighting up again in recent years.
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    • way we introduce them. If they become merely an incentive
    • is to turn to where forces can be found for the re-ascent. That
    • 20th century? What is good for the 25th century?” They
    • every external incentive to do something about the social
    • beginnings in the middle of the 19th century, of which it still
    • century, or a little later, — party tendencies took shape
    • of Central Europe. And over and over again here, — I
    • life of Central Europe, with all that it was, lies in the dust.
    • What lived in Central Europe is, to a great extent, sunk in a
    • especially manifested itself in Central Europe, but it is
    • recent years. Those people who are spiritual leaders in Asia
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    • centuries a kind of experiment was being made to combine
    • European civilisation, has gone on through the centuries until
    • and 20th centuries reached a sold, of crisis. There came a
    • been going for four centuries. And to-day we are still lining
    • a certain town in Central Europe, not long ago, there was a
    • political life of recent years. Well, you know what
    • taking an active part in the political life of recent years
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    • the 8th century before Christ, from which point the
    • 15th century.
    • — the age that ended about the middle of the 8th century
    • truth the ruler, down to the middle of the 8th century before
    • there were in old days, before the middle of the 8th century
    • Graeco-Latin age down to the middle of the 15th century, were,
    • pre-Christian century down to the middle of the 15th century
    • century B.C., the constitution of man's soul then was quite,
    • the 8th century B.C. If one takes the soul of the man of
    • century B.C.
    • pictured himself as a centaur. His physical body he looked upon
    • himself as a sort of centaur.
    • Then came the age that began with the 8th century before
    • longer pictured himself actually as a centaur, as though a
    • the 4th century after Christ. It was in the 4th century after
    • look back at the first, second and third Christian centuries,
    • was only after the fourth century that the feeling entered more
    • the middle of the 8th pre-Christian century, — beginning
    • 4th century after Christ; for from that time on, intellectual
    • for in the 19th century there was truly not much to be looked
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    • already know from the explanations which have recently been given
    • that which was to become law. It was so that for centuries ahead that
    • exist at the end of the 18th century — and even certain Secret
    • century it was very clearly felt that in ancient times men
    • the eight centuries preceding the rise of Christianity. We may even
    • the form of true science, true wisdom, up to the 8th or 9th century
    • the 8th and 9th century, as contained in my book,
    • century, at the time of Galilei. Until that time, knowledge has
    • centuries the moral impulse was borne by the Christian impulse.
    • the middle of the 15th century, an impulse which completely severed
    • recent time? What was it, in reality, while it was being borne in
    • with the 15th century.
    • advanced very far in this new direction. The few centuries which have
    • elapsed since the middle of the 15th century have brought us some
    • made towards the middle of the 15th century will have reached its end
    • of the 19th century and up to the 20th century ... but Goethe was no
    • concentrate our chief attention upon the methods leading to the
    • research, mystical soul-concentration, and the methods of
    • you concentrate deeply, if your soul becomes quite mystical, you
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    • that it began in the middle of the fifteenth century
    • century B.C. and is called the Greco-Latin
    • form, until the end of the eighteenth century and at the beginning of
    • the nineteenth. In the nineteenth century the source ran dry and such
    • But since the middle of the fifteenth century, since the impulse for
    • the time of the Mystery of Golgotha and for a few centuries'
    • radiate and were still powerful in the early Christian centuries;
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    • fifteenth century A.D. We speak of it as
    • epoch which began in the eighth century B.C.
    • end of the eighteenth century and at the beginning of the
    • nineteenth. In the nineteenth century the source ran dry and
    • of the fifteenth century, since the impulse for the
    • Mystery of Golgotha and for a few centuries afterwards, a
    • in the early Christian centuries; indeed they are working
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    • recently been studying. It has been our aim to demonstrate the
    • recently published letter of Romain Rolland, in which he says that
    • Ahriman's incarnation. Hence all these things, including this recent
    • swing between the one extreme and the other. In recent times the
    • acquired through the gnosis in the early centuries of Christendom.
    • of religion during the second half of the nineteenth century. At his
    • or is going everywhere; and by the end of the century, unless the Almighty
    • have been discussions recently about the deterioration in morals and
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    • social problems we have recently been studying. It has been
    • example, the recently published letter of Romain Rolland, in
    • including this recent letter addressed to the world by Romain
    • between the one extreme and the other. In recent times the
    • early centuries of Christendom. Understanding of the Mystery
    • the nineteenth century. At his investiture as Cardinal in
    • all sides. There have been discussions recently about the
    • going everywhere; and by the end of the century, unless
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    • to five centuries as highly paradoxical. It is generally thought that
    • center of the earth. When something takes place in the mineral
    • you what may be called the center of gravity of your own physical
    • structure. When people are awake, this center of gravity lies just
    • There are therefore some 1,500 million of these centers of gravity
    • the force of human will that is concentrated in our center of
    • arises: What relation is there between the forces of will that areconcentrated in our center of gravity, and the external, physical,
    • concentrated in our center of gravity, so the up-building forces lie
    • takes place around the centers of gravity of human bodies and also
    • centers of gravity and what would happen if you were suddenly
    • no human beings in existence; that whether they behave decently or
    • The development of art in recent centuries affords
    • into prominence only since the last three to five centuries. Earlier
    • course if humanity were not there. I recently showed you that it
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    • in the course of the last three to five centuries as highly
    • side. — Here (X) is the centre of the earth. —
    • within you what may be called the centre of gravity of your
    • own physical structure. When man is awake, this centre of
    • of these centres of gravity spread over the earth, producing
    • concentrated in man's centre of gravity. If we speak of
    • forces of will that are concentrated in man's centre of
    • that is concentrated in man's centre of gravity, so the
    • centres of gravity of human bodies and also the effects of
    • region of your centres of gravity and what would happen if
    • in existence; that whether they behave decently or not makes
    • The development of art in recent centuries affords evidence of
    • to five centuries. Earlier than that you will find that
    • run the same course if humanity were not there. I recently
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    • last three or four centuries.
    • descent of man into earthly existence, there has been taken
    • century, increased to the utmost conceivable extent. Of
    • the middle of the 15th century when the direct understanding
    • century. Artificially, as I might say, like plants in a
    • still preserved a primeval wisdom even in the 19th century.
    • (In the 19th century it was somewhat different), but in the
    • 19th century they still preserved some things of which one
    • Central
    • this way of culture in the West, in Central Europe, one must
    • characteristic of Central Europe, as the ethical type is of
    • how it is that just in Central Europe this Aesthetic type
    • Central-European man, could not take into himself this
    • Aesthetic spirit of Central Europe is united with Greece.
    • utilitarian; Central earth-regions — Aesthetic; the
    • Centre or in the lest, wherever ethical truths have
    • Centre, or in the East they all originally spring from the
    • West. Beauty arises from the Central region.
    • found Anthroposophy in Central Europe, then in this
    • as that bit Aime Blech, which recently appeared as a
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    • made the descent, human beings would have been obliged to
    • luciferic beings. We know from recent lectures that the Lucifer
    • been current for centuries in the civilized world, people shrink from
    • century; but the tendency to split up into smaller groups has been
    • I recently read some notes
    • some indeed until the sixth and seventh centuries of the Christian
    • the last few centuries, and are still being achieved. There may
    • without bias at what has been achieved most recently, you will arrive
    • understood. If you study recent findings of natural science or
    • soul is involved. I spoke of something I have recently
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    • the various epochs of culture. But having made the descent,
    • evolution of the Luciferic beings. We know from recent
    • of education that has now been current for centuries in the
    • markedly since the beginning of the nineteenth century; but
    • I recently read
    • sixth and seventh centuries of the Christian era. Up to that
    • centuries, and are still being achieved. There may have been
    • and without bias at what has been achieved most recently, you
    • been understood. If you study recent findings of natural
    • recently mentioned to you, namely, that a zero-point is there
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    • seriousness what I have said in recent lectures. {See Rudolf Steiner,
    • future will concentrate in the incarnation of Ahriman of which I have
    • that one of the recent decrees of the Holy Office in Rome prohibits
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    • from the general popular thinking of the last few centuries. But I
    • evolution. Through the culture of the centuries we have become
    • conception as it developed in the course of the nineteenth century and
    • into the twentieth century will have to say to himself: all that
    • occurred. Thus it has nothing to do with an actual descent from the
    • expression, has animal descent; a strange animal descent, to be sure.
    • close of the nineteenth century — all oriental wisdom points to
    • the importance of this close of the nineteenth century, although from
    • nineteenth century the time has come when human beings must recognize
    • The question of his descent was raised, and the reply was given that
    • Whence comes the notion of man's descent from the animals, whereas the
    • truth consists of the facts we have stated in regard to the descent of
    • The theory of man's descent from the animal is an Ahrimanic
    • comprehend the descent of the human head in the right way man also
    • of Golgotha. Since the last third of the nineteenth century Michael
    • interpretation of the evolutionary theory of the descent of the whole
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    • in the Greco-Latin period up to the fifteenth century. Since that
    • observation, for it is filled with more than ninety percent of fluid,
    • the nineteenth century he is able, in growing measure, to find the
    • characterized in a recent lecture
    • evolution signifies a continuous ascent we forsake true reality. We
    • Every ascent is followed by a descent; every ascent bears in itself
    • the germ for the descent. It belongs among the most insidious
    • end of the seventies of last century he is engaged — if we but go
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    • various events in relation to the central point of Earth evolution;
    • man's own evolution. This central point, this center of gravity is, as
    • approximately in the fifth century before the occurrence of the
    • place in Greece during these last centuries prior to the event of the
    • about four and one half centuries elapsed from the time when the
    • say, approximately, four and one half centuries. Thus we have to
    • thirteenth, the fourteenth century, which still comprises theology,
    • four and one half centuries have elapsed since this natural-scientific
    • century, human beings of the Occident begin to think in the way we
    • between the four and one half centuries prior to the event of the
    • almost limited to Greece, and the four and one half centuries in which
    • During four and one half centuries prior to the Mystery of Golgotha we
    • With the fifteenth century A.D. a new way of thinking begins which we
    • Now, in the former centuries and millennia of mankind's evolution,
    • see, the Greeks, during the four and one half centuries (number one),
    • recently: it is the intellectualistic culture. Clarity rules in our
    • centuries have elapsed since we have begun to acquire this world
    • head wisdom. He also would have what has arisen since the fifteenth century
    • A.D. But in regard to his central being he would be
    • one half centuries there was bestowed upon the human being, like a
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    • centuries had a soul mood completely different from that of human
    • beings after the middle of the fifteenth century. We can trace this
    • of the eighteenth century, had certain instincts; (since the French
    • post-Christian century up to the sixteenth post-Christian century. We
    • an earlier time, around the middle of the fifteenth century; but it
    • became clearly discernible only in the sixteenth century. At that time
    • evolution of the last few centuries to acknowledge a certain
    • whole evolution between the fourth and the sixteenth centuries the
    • centuries, one will become aware of the fact that a quite definite
    • for human beings prior to the fourth post-Christian century to speak
    • realities. Prior to the fourth century, nobody would have
    • fourth century sixteenth century
    • Wisdom was considered the fundamental attribute of the Divine Being. The concept of Omnipotence only gradually penetrated the idea of the Divine Being, from the fourth century onward. It continued to develop. The concept of personality was abandoned and the predicate was transmitted to the mere order of nature, which is conceived of more and more mechanically. And the modern concept of the necessity of nature, the omnipotence of nature, is nothing but the result of the evolution of the concept of God from the fourth to the sixteenth century. Only, the qualities of personality were abandoned and that which constituted the concept of God was taken over into the structure of thinking about nature.
    • (See diagram, red) And since the sixteenth century there exists a new
    • I recently drew your attention to the fact that what takes place in
    • explained to you recently what it means to be externally visible, and
    • fifteenth century. These beings possess chiefly the impulse of a force
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    • fourth age begins in the eighth pre-Christian century. At that time
    • the year 1413, really only about the middle of the fifteenth century.
    • consciousness, as I have described it to you recently. Then we shall,
    • (not even a century ago), the learned Medical College of Bavaria was
    • with that of mankind two centuries ago, then we must say that people
    • quotations I read to you recently where it was said that people should
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    • recently. You will remember how in another connection I brought them
    • these things are not presented as they would be in poems of recent
    • cent are superfluous. The poems that are derived from an ancient
    • event is placed at the very centre of our picture of the history of
    • example, at the turning-point in the middle of the 15th century. And
    • Some Swede or Norwegian has recently written a book in which he gives
    • relevant writings from before the 15th century have accordingly to be
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    • let us say, since the middle of the 15th century.
    • middle of the 15th century. The most characteristic phenomenon in all
    • centuries seems to me to be the following: The external practical
    • during the last three or four centuries. These views in what they
    • is all this? Well, if we go back to the 9th, 10th, 11th centuries and
    • centuries. And few people are particularly inclined to go into this
    • the last three or four centuries. Most people today when speaking of
    • civilized humanity in the last three or four centuries. We have in
    • especially the last three or four centuries have so largely
    • since the beginning of the 19th century, when it became the actual
    • what I mean with an example. In one of my recent books,
    • illustration from it: from the eye the nerve goes to the central
    • organ, then from the central organ it goes out to one of the members;
    • telegraph wire from this organ, the eye, to the central organ; that
    • an ascent to a higher point, and after having reached this point is
    • then a descent to more and more simple forms.
    • significant leap occurred at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries,
    • or more properly, in the middle of the 15th century. And what was
    • of our century. And it is truly no weaving of idle fancies but exact
    • which recently have reached such a culmination, disclose themselves
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    • middle of the 15th century. What is exteriorly and academically
    • human being was essentially the same in the 8th or 9th century as,
    • soul forces which had been developed before the 15th century are now
    • Christian century, we come to the forms of Gothic architecture, which
    • but caused to tend toward one central point, toward a
    • mysterious central point, the whole spirit of humanity striving
    • post-Atlantean period, there stood in the center the temple of the
    • Pallas.” And at the central point in that
    • the central point the Holy Grail was enshrined, there it was
    • for only a few centuries have elapsed since the great change in the
    • middle of the 15th century. Most people scarcely notice what is
    • of the group-soul. Up to the middle of the 15th century the
    • striving to concentrate individual forces of personality, to find a
    • central point within himself.
    • of the 15th century and will not come to a close until about the
    • Christ-Form as the central figure — the Christ-Form which we
    • century, and they are really not in any way true portraits, if I may
    • After we have placed in the center, as it were,
    • 15th century, — a fact which frequently comes to expression
    • in the form they had be-fore the middle of the 15th century —
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    • which began about the middle of the 15th century. Certainly what was
    • Matters have come to a pretty pass indeed, as the recent events on
    • the European calamity of recent years, although it has apparently
    • third of the 19th century. Side by side with the fact that we have
    • last third of the 19th century, and that people who open their souls
    • middle of the century, will be years in which more and more people
    • the middle of the century, approximately speaking. The new forces
    • accustomed in the course of recent centuries to consider everything
    • no longer have any; and I have pointed out — only recently in
    • as early as the 9th century; and, as I have frequently explained, the
    • century will be an important point of time, the statement was made —
    • The middle of this century, however, will coincide with that point of
    • of the 15th century will have fallen into the worst decadence; hence
    • humanity must resolve before the middle of this century to turn
    • Greek epoch and up to the middle of the 15th century — alluded
    • who in the sixth decade of the 19th century expressed his opinion
    • of this century will be a very significant point of time. The whole
    • question begin also. If a man is to work, he must have an incentive
    • for it; and the incentives that have existed up to the present time
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    • with the seriousness of the present time. In the course of recent
    • Why? Because from various centers of this
    • pedagogy of the 19th century has become can no longer suffice for the
    • strange nightmarish visions. One such it had recently when it
    • way? Well, there actually was in Central Europe a method of
    • man of Central Europe sent his son to an office in London or New York
    • There has always been in Central Europe something
    • illustration of it is the Central European philosophy, of which
    • devastation in the heads of Central European humanity — with
    • nature; and in Central Europe there already exists the first
    • the first half of the 19th century, even at the end of the 18th
    • century. It must be borne in mind, however, that there are
    • nevertheless in Central Europe important impulses in this very
    • force throughout the centuries, but not the ability to sustain this
    • scientific insanity of the 19th and 20th centuries!
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    • I said here recently, the essential principle of social community is
    • this ego-image when you look at the body with that centre of
    • In past centuries, not so very long ago, this freedom in thinking was
    • in the old way, as for four centuries you have become accustomed to
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    • should be made the centre of the movement for Spiritual Science from
    • it has become so because for centuries modern humanity has hardly received
    • its greatest intellectual development in the last few centuries, can
    • our most recent times. Or, on the other hand, the element which is to
    • humanity. This disadvantage itself is the sign of decadence of recent
    • centres of support. (Kräfte-Lagen). For instance, if you
    • You see it here cut in two through the centre. You can thus see under
    • and limbs and the trunk, with the heart system as the centre, he then
    • with the great cupola. This cut through the centre from East to West.
    • certain axis. Certain lower organic forms alone evolve from the centre;
    • here, certain more perfect forms of building than the centrally constructed
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    • about at the centre, just when you have what is most complicated, this
    • concavity of the fifth, and the centre pillar with its capital stands
    • Building in a certain sense. So that this sculptured central group might
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    • of this child here if you keep in mind the two adjacent forms.
    • that in which ourselves stand — in the 15th century, developing
    • further into the time of Faust, in the 16th century, that which was
    • seeking few men as yet are conscious. Since the 15th century we have
    • seeking of these principles an incentive to what makes man free but
    • Child, this Figure of the 16th century, below Death, the remainder less
    • picture is to be found nearer to the central Group, that of the representative
    • clearly in the next picture the kind of centaur-figure which is essentially
    • Picture 13: (Centaur)
    • the upper portion of the Central Group. The middle figure shows the
    • art representation, to the Christ. That is, we shall discover the central
    • which one merely enquired its significance, in the central point of
    • is the traditional one arose only in the 6th century after Christ. For
    • centre-point of our considerations and of our feeling within our anthroposophical
    • which presses in upon us since the last third of the Nth century must
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    • phenomenon recently, and discussed by those who are more or less
    • century — we must realize that they are the recent products of
    • centuries before the Christian era. We find imperialistic empires in
    • of recent times has changed so much that the true character of an
    • of people in general of the third to fourth century before the
    • eleventh and twelfth centuries in Europe the consciousness existed
    • gods, the “Holy Grail” has been lost and now, in Central
    • pastoral letter was written by a Central-European bishop —
    • twentieth century, since Chamberlain and his people coined the
    • go back to the second half of the seventeenth century, when that
    • revolution of the eighteenth century, but the French people today are
    • century what has been called the will of the people in the public
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    • Central European tribes of Germanic origin were united since the time
    • people of Central Europe were left with a striving in all directions,
    • exist in Central Europe. And in order to understand what happened in
    • Central Europe, history should not be studied based on abstract
    • beneath the surface. What was Russian tsarism in the 19th century in
    • central issue results in lack of power. A community can only be
    • century there were two opposing parties in the English parliament
    • half of the nineteenth century these names were seriously meant. The
    • name originated in Ireland. In the 17th, 18th century the papists
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    • incentive for achievement of complete national unity was brought
    • against French impertinence, caused the cool restraint of the central
    • imperialism, as for example in the 11th century when the
    • which arrived recently from Oslo. “One of our anthroposophical
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    • Greece of the fifth and fourth centuries before the Christian era,
    • Humoral pathology accepted until well into the nineteenth century —
    • century — are not a beginning only, but to a very significant degree
    • regarded less and less as the centuries went on; but nevertheless
    • of Hippocrates until the fifteenth century. Contemporary scientists
    • therefore have great difficulty in understanding pre-fifteenth century
    • fifteenth century, we find a collection of inherited maxims that
    • end of the fifteenth century into the seventeenth, and contributed
    • seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Stahl's school has wholly ceased
    • one comes to purely arbitrary assertions, and the nineteenth century
    • century had a rather different bearing upon medical thought. It was
    • the preceding century: the De sedibus et causis morborum per anatomen
    • conception in medicine. In the first half of the nineteenth century
    • these two decades, the forties and fifties of the nineteenth century,
    • have recently been spoken of even among minerals; and that there
    • half of the last century he devoted much energy to maintaining that
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    • all the organic activities centering round nutrition, digestion,
    • quality of this return is often different from its centrifugal
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    • century, these deficiencies in the medical conception led to what was
    • maintained that the more recent literature dealing with Paracelsus has
    • materialistic tendency of the nineteenth century has led to a complete
    • one from the centre to the periphery, and also one from the periphery
    • to the centre. Thus each motor nerve would have a complete double
    • growth should strictly speaking be the immediately adjacent part, its
    • strictly adjacent parts, but those of most use to the organism.
    • Therefore, it is quite impossible that the normally adjacent structure
    • of the human head with its various enclosed nerve centres, reminds one
    • that the nerve centres are enclosed in a firm armour of bone. The
    • to mankind, but if we postulate a starting point in the center, as it
    • Thus the central point of departure would lie not in the mineral
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    • at work to concentrate carbon; to make this substance the base of all
    • carbon concentration. Do not forget that the same substance is also
    • We have the initial stages of this process in what I have recently
    • this concentration on the nature of bacilli has nothing whatever to
    • I have recently termed the upper and lower spheres in man, which may
    • ascent of so-called more perfect classes, into what we can recognise
    • forces concentrated in two organs: the Pineal Gland and the so-called
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    • forces are active in this centrifugal tendency. All that is associated
    • concentrating tendency in which imponderables are held together. So we
    • concentrated in phosphorus. But as in that case, all depends on
    • and concentrate the imponderables, minerals that repel the
    • the mineral and the human. In recent times, there has been a very
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    • follow a spiral course around the central stalk. This spiral course
    • towards the centre. We have here the polarity between light and
    • very centre of these mighty forces and tensions is placed in a
    • in a recent public lecture, and in spiritualistic circles photography
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    • are not directly due to lunar influence (as recent theories claim),
    • obstinate life centred in one point meets the resistance of another
    • that has been recorded in medical literature for centuries, in order
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    • what happens as you pass between the trees, enveloped in the scent of
    • scent of the lime blossom. And you conclude that a process takes place
    • in the air as scent from the lime trees — arising without a doubt from
    • the scent of the lime blossom, though appealing to another sense, say
    • towards the evanescent scent of the flowers, while that of taste lives
    • that in the scent there is already an element of salification; there
    • “representation.” Yet it must be something organically adjacent to the
    • process of digestion, just as respiration is organically adjacent to
    • is the infinite circle concentrated to a point. The whole world is
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    • automatically and irresistibly outwards, from the centre of the human
    • The elements most recently detached in the course of evolution, must
    • of outer nature, but in our “centre” — to which our digestion
    • discrimination between the peripheral man and the more central
    • dominion of the planets and stellar constellations. Centrally, as an
    • telluric-central man? Both these aspects of man are complexes of
    • On the other hand, the more centralised region, which is more
    • should have here a concentration of all that is both spiritually and
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    • substance affected to become fluorescent or phosphorescent, either
    • The kidney process may also operate in such a way as to accentuate its
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    • Levico water, which are as though compounded by some beneficent spirit
    • acquired strange features in its recent form; the power of rousing
    • concentric spheres. This is what can be perceived; the one element
    • as I have had occasion to point out, a concentration of the whole
    • world, to counteract the centrifugal radiance of the metal.
    • processes directed from above downwards centripetally are those into
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    • Central Europe, and is accounted of outstanding importance. Yet
    • that happened in the recent years of the war, but I refer to that
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    • Central Europe,
    • merely the catastrophe that happened in the recent years of the war, but
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    • receives his blood through descent, through birth, and when he is 25,
    • blood-wisdom persisted right on into the 15th century
    • spiritual to descent, to heredity, until in the 19th
    • century even this glimpse of the divine and spiritual was lost and man
    • 19th century there befell the great catastrophe; men had
    • 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, and
    • end in the 19th century and the fact is that the body of
    • 19th century the dire need arose to discover the Event of
    • element made its way to the surface during the 19th century
    • impulses which laid hold of mankind in the 19th century and
    • century. The first impulse which came to the fore and gained an ever
    • century, which reached its apex in Woodrow Wilson's phrase about the
    • 19th and 20th centuries. Nationalism and
    • the Jesuits are completely at one. That too is reminiscent of the
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    • Recently, however, it appears to have dawned on some other people that
    • of nature become interiorised and centralised in man.
    • organism and that which goes inside and becomes central in the same
    • processes of the external world. For the last century and a half,
    • lies nearer the centre of the total organism. Call
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    • less concentrated in the Hippocratic School of Medicine. Let us
    • thinks less in its periphery than at the centre of its being. Mankind
    • centrally — that is with heart, lungs and so forth, in unison with
    • existence centrally in primeval mankind, is driven apart in modern man
    • with the whole man, and restricted to the central area. The diabetic
    • sphere causes the ego to work upon its own central organisation —
    • the whole earth. This process is centralised in the animal itself,
    • sphere is centred in the animal itself and is removed into its
    • lacks are simply what they require in order to unfold from a centre an
    • man it is situated more towards the centre of the whole physical
    • central man, for there we resemble the animal formation — but
    • result would be a magnificent herbaceous plant, with profuse blossoms.
    • concentrated there than is generally the case with plants; and on the
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    • aroused much interest of recent years. It is significant that we
    • the operation of the unconscious will. The centre for these conditions
    • working centripetally. In the legs and feet, the will works through
    • the astral body very strongly in a centrifugal direction radiating
    • above downwards, we find that the organs above the centre benefit
    • descend from the centre, in massage of the trunk, the greater the
    • penetrates all the organs adjacent to those of consciousness. This
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    • centralised, in the human organism itself. By virtue of its lungs the
    • apart from the forces that organise and concentrate themselves in the
    • holds apart the telluric forces of the upper human being, which centre
    • inwards, towards the earth's centre.
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    • centuries a longing has arisen among mankind for a democratic
    • nineteenth century has been overcome, but this statement does not
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    • family descent among hæmophiliacs bleeding itself only appears in
    • bleeders. But if these marry women free from hæmophiliac descent, the
    • far clearer proofs than all the recent experiments by Weismann, etc.,
    • into the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries active still in the
    • forces are especially concentrated in those substances. What operates
    • from the cosmos what in concentrated form is manifested as antimony.
    • force as present on earth and in its specific concentrated form, but
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    • development a fulfilment of the aphorism which won respect centuries
    • is true to say that from the middle of the fifteenth century, man's
    • century intellectualism has spread over the whole of the so-called
    • centuries? In its relation to the Universe, it has become a mere
    • mathematical-mechanical calculation, to which in recent times have
    • abstractions which began in the middle of the fifteenth century, Man
    • say that the liver is so many centimetres to the right of the
    • symmetrical axis, the stomach so many centimetres to the left, for the
    • middle of the fifteenth century, man has really known no more than
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    • opposites, and the central, Rhythmic man is the adjustment between the
    • concentrated in this small grain. The seed then withdraws from the
    • the fifteenth century, when the Fifth post-Atlantean period began, we
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    • the fifteenth century when there was an increasing tendency towards an
    • since the middle of the fifteenth century. If we wanted to develop and
    • quite in keeping with the ways of thought of the last few centuries,
    • materialists of the nineteenth century, who remarked that so many
    • centre a hollow, which reflects as a mirror. That is the Sun! I have
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    • cone around the Earth's centre, and the period of 18 years for its
    • great significance. If you remember what I said recently, we may put
    • also in a certain sense in the Gospels, as I have recently shown you.
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    • stronger and stronger ever since the middle of the fifteenth century.
    • take place in a manner that would allow us to look on the Sun's centre
    • the centre of the Sun and the centre of the Earth. In telling you this
    • to assume as pivot a point that is not the centre of the Sun, but lies
    • body. It is just this descent into the physical that is the cause of
    • I have recently spoken repeatedly. We realise that in a certain sense,
    • air. Only when our observations are centred upon actual assimilation,
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    • century that man began to have the right to speak of such a
    • drawn attention recently to the real truth concerning the human heart.
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    • while today, in this materialistic age, he has made such magnificent
    • then from the periphery upon the centre. And we know just as
    • little of the periphery as we do here of our centre or interior. But
    • nineteenth century materialism is now overcome! No! It is not overcome
    • centrifugal force to escape the centripetal force. Such things as
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    • central organ, the brain, proceeds through the so-called motor-nerves,
    • 80's of the last century — a most interesting discussion took
    • will, as it were, come out and show itself — and magnificent results
    • into the eighteenth century (where they may be found in the literature
    • of the period), and perhaps into the nineteenth century, though here
    • eighteenth century, however, we can still find traces of a certain
    • indulged in materialistic chatter for centuries; but they have
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    • already spoken of it recently — that the human head sits upon the rest
    • science for the last three or four centuries has been such that it has
    • fact that in the nineteenth century there was much discussion
    • century, and try to form an idea from them of what people then thought
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    • is quiescent, like we are when we sit still in a railway carriage,
    • last centuries, people are not accustomed to connect such things with
    • They have quite disappeared. About six or seven centuries before the
    • fifteenth century. But men such as Pythagoras, for instance, still
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    • the fifteenth century. A sixth will follow this, and so forth. I have
    • century, but to speak more accurately, it really ended in the year AD.
    • successive post-Christian centuries, but the actual intervention of
    • consciousness and the economic conditions of the last centuries
    • phenomenon of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries
    • instance, that what has taken place quite recently, although it does
    • unless something has recently occurred which is related by some
    • in some way connected with quite recent occurrences. If one wishes to
    • through our being in the cycle of time whose central point is the
    • recent public lectures. On the one side the Church has reached the
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    • This I say for those who are interested in the theory of descent. I
    • simply continue to develop, as did the science of the last century,
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    • centuries actually has no Christology. I have often remarked on the
    • science is absolutely the off-spring of the nineteenth century; and it
    • nineteenth century, one who directs our attention directly to the
    • century view although in his case it leads to some misunderstanding.
    • can examine thoroughly the mode of thought of the nineteenth century.
    • century. The secondary effect is right outside the bounds of the
    • century, and even Kant in the eighteenth, formed their view of the
    • the twelfth or thirteenth century, we find that what people had then
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    • For centuries man has had these empty word-husks. This has gone so far
    • century did. They actually carried out to its logical conclusion the
    • century before Christ. Man did not then perceive himself as an
    • enclosed in his skin, but up to the seventh or eighth century BC. he
    • spirit of reality. I have recently said a good deal on the Theory of
    • middle of the nineteenth century and the preaching pastor; they have
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    • first to meet with this intervention of the central force, which was
    • centre. Thus, over against that picture which was essentially the
    • possesses within him, rays out from the centre. The endeavour of those
    • central force, makes itself felt through the Mystery of Golgotha.
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    • We can say: Thomas Aquinas tries in the thirteenth century
    • we look now at the central point of this study, at Thomas
    • persisted into the sixth century, and then ebbed, but so that
    • century hit on the idea that I was not presenting true Marxism.
    • recent philosophy, under the influence of Kant and
    • centuries, as I said before, as a fighting personality in the
    • questions had for a man of the fourth and fifth centuries.
    • Founded in about the third century in Asia by Mani, a Persian,
    • and so we always see in the history of any century the
    • influences at work from the preceding century, and so on. In
    • Concerning this philosopher of the third century we have next
    • the third century, — Augustine was a predecessor of those
    • in the course of centuries that there were once men who knew
    • court of Charles the Bald in the ninth century, and who wrote a
    • for Plotinus concentrated in Adam. Adam was all humanity. And
    • thirteenth century, bore the burden of it.
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    • aspect of the matter was recently refreshed because Pope Leo
    • medieval philosophy with the central personalities of Albert
    • century, in a way that is hard to comprehend with our thinking
    • If you look now at the centre of our
    • influence lasted until the sixth century, and then it
    • personality in the fourth and fifth centuries, as I have
    • centuries. Augustine experiences an internally moved, excessive
    • the West already lived. In the third century, Manichaeism came
    • historically in any century as result of the preceding century
    • century, we may say at first, that what we experience as our
    • back through the centuries
    • ninth century. He wrote a book about the division of nature
    • bearers in the thirteenth century.
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    • sixth, seventh, eighth or ninth century are further developed
    • centuries; and from such a review we can get the impression
    • few centuries before Christianity was founded, and continued in
    • the first centuries
    • the spread of Christianity throughout these centuries is the
    • the twelfth into the thirteenth century, and Thomas, who lived
    • century into our own day, a period from which we have drawn our
    • an impression if we turn our eyes back to the centuries which
    • later centuries had it, appears in advance. So he can only say:
    • which the thinkers of the twelfth or thirteenth centuries could
    • mysteriously from the sixth century into European spiritual
    • sixth century, or whether the other view is right which
    • and eighth centuries right up to the time of Thomas Aquinas,
    • Christian centuries as the materialists of to-day do, anything
    • centuries, and continued traditionally in the
    • introduced Plotinism even in the ninth century. But his ideas
    • In the twelfth century Scotus Erigena was declared a heretic.
    • himself, just as here the centaur and similar things were
    • developed in the centuries I have named. This sense of
    • While a man's soul concentrates on things, its contents are not
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    • of the sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth centuries, are continued
    • centuries, and one can get the impression by such a
    • processes. These events which happened already a few centuries
    • of Christianity in these centuries is the fact that the
    • the Great who lived from the twelfth to the thirteenth century
    • and Thomas who lived in the thirteenth century wanted to
    • fifteenth century until our days, and from which we take our
    • impression if we look back at the centuries, which preceded
    • human beings of the later centuries had it. Hence, he could not
    • Nineteenth Century. I would only
    • centuries could dedicate themselves who did not think much of
    • the European spiritual life from the sixth century on. Today I
    • written in the sixth century or whether the other view is right
    • point that the thinkers of the seventh, eighth centuries and
    • writer of Dionysius' writings related to the ascent of the
    • development during the first Christian centuries in such a way
    • leaders during the first Christian centuries, then it lived on
    • brought Plotinism into the ninth century.
    • In the twelfth century, one considered Scotus Eriugena as a
    • are chimaeras as already the centaur was a chimaera to
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    • fourteenth century taught at Paris and Cologne, Duns Scotus, we
    • in the fourteenth century, the chief thing about him being that
    • seventeenth century. We learn everywhere in the history of
    • path to God. One might say that Spinoza was not reticent about
    • century. Locke's formula was: That which we observe as colours,
    • the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, where Nominalism
    • so it goes on till Hume, in the eighteenth century, for whom
    • indecisive up to the eighteenth century.
    • the thirteenth century and see Albertus and Thomas leading
    • thirteenth century. And now let us take a look at the
    • nineteenth century. We see a remarkable fact: in the seventies,
    • seventies of the eighteenth century Kant's problem is not the
    • of the nineteenth century. You need only look at Fichte and see
    • nineteenth century. This movement takes no count at all of
    • the nineteenth century. We see this philosophic effort coming
    • understood, was completely lost for the nineteenth century,
    • Thomistic philosophy, which in the thirteenth century still had
    • in the thirteenth century threw out several scholastic lights
    • twentieth century shape in Spiritual Science, then it
    • thirteenth century. We see what it means sincerely and honestly
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    • the fourteenth century in Paris, later in Cologne, that as it
    • in the first half of the seventeenth century. Everywhere in the
    • in the seventeenth century. He says, what we perceive as
    • centuries. For he says, one has to do away with the
    • H., 1711-1776) in the eighteenth century to whom even the
    • unconscious struggle up to the nineteenth century. There we
    • century and see Albert and Thomas teaching humanity about the
    • century.
    • Now we look at the nineteenth century.
    • the eighteenth century, not anything that would have appeared
    • just in the middle of the nineteenth century that strictly
    • nineteenth century. We see this philosophical pursuit
    • worldview of the nineteenth century, with the exception of
    • twentieth century, and then it is back again as spiritual
    • that he wrote in the thirteenth century?
    • this thirteenth century surveying the entire European
    • development since the thirteenth century. This resulted from
    • Thomism, as it existed in the thirteenth century, beside that
    • In the thirteenth century, one could not
    • twentieth century is penetrating into the spiritual world, so
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    • the beginning of the last third of the Nineteenth Century something
    • of the Nineteenth Century and on those which had prepared the way for
    • that century. At the beginning of the last third of the Nineteenth
    • Century people everywhere spoke in quite a different way, their
    • decades, and still more in the decades of the Twentieth Century. The
    • beginning of the last third of the Nineteenth Century the belief
    • disguised. In the sixties of the Nineteenth Century the belief
    • recently in connection with Julius Robert Mayer and the Law of
    • Centuries, I began to speak in public lectures on certain
    • has been said in recent lectures here, and you will at once see what
    • last third of the Nineteenth Century — true freedom —
    • the last third of the Nineteenth Century. There were always certain
    • I say quite frankly that in the sixties of the Nineteenth Century in
    • Nineteenth Century, the freedom of science had become a household
    • You see in the course of preceding centuries and culminating in the
    • last third of the Nineteenth Century there had gradually developed a
    • of the Nineteenth Century could become a generation of Liberals but
    • Nineteenth Century, but for a much longer time than that they have
    • have achieved is what I might call the concentration of all
    • from authority into the Thirteenth Century, which we have recently
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    • Roman Catholic Church during the last half century. It began with the
    • centuries as modern science, enlightened science — all that is
    • to the Twentieth Century in our universities and in our secondary and
    • middle of the Fifteenth Century, but what has now become a shadow. Of
    • Fifteenth Century.
    • Since the middle of the Fifteenth Century, what has appeared as
    • really been going on all through the last three or four centuries for
    • science — ripe for condemnation since after four centuries of
    • certainly not have entered had it not been for recent events here, of
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    • that has been developed in the last three to four centuries should
    • Century has certainly been sufficient for the making of technical
    • Century. The human being wants ever more and more to form his own
    • undermining what since the middle of the Fifteenth Century has been
    • they should since the middle of the Fifteenth Century! Although the
    • You see, this magnificent foresight is something one has to recognize
    • In the first decade of the Twentieth Century a Papal Encyclical was
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    • thing. In Stuttgart I recently had to give a lecture to the
    • cost five cents in 1914 now costs thirty-five cents. Of course,
    • obvious while faith in a new ascent seems a delusion? We
    • which in the last three or four centuries have grown up
    • where an upward movement could appear, where another center of
    • especially here in recent years but also in other places. I
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    • influence over the youth in Central Europe, and that one will
    • yesterday, this influence reaching out far beyond Central Europe.
    • Oswald Spengler, at a gathering 130 years ago, in Central Europe,
    • than a century democracy has been a necessary demand of our time.
    • century if you had asked those peoplemr, who were then in Russia because
    • of the mere post-mortem life through centuries and millennia,
    • centuries, what then results from this in terms of the logic of
    • find how for instance in the recent speeches of an archbishop
    • presented for centuries, you have lost them. If you thus still
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    • mankind. Since the middle of the fifteenth century man has
    • since the middle of the fifteenth century.
    • of the fifteenth century and we shall presently see what
    • century man's life of soul has gradually come to the point of
    • things. In the spiritual life of the nineteenth century the
    • fifteenth century, through his abstract, intellectual
    • century — either to remain at a standstill with his
    • religious traditions through the centuries have utterly
    • centuries. People to-day are frightened at the very thought
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    • the occident since the middle of the 15th century, the period has
    • into himself since the middle of the 15th century he has been
    • destiny of mankind since the middle of the 15th century; to
    • world since the 15th century, in regard to soul existence, has
    • development of the 19th century, felt most deeply how what
    • the 15th century. For what purpose then has he made himself
    • ever more serious matter since the middle of the 15th century
    • Because the religious traditions for centuries have expressly
    • centuries the instinct for knowledge was suppressed which solely
    • something here which I have recently noticed again. We have
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    • degree, even though recent philosophy may in some instances
    • Switzerland and Central Europe, where these things happen,
    • are all part of the world. So, too, is America. I recently
    • has led into the decline of the present, and the ascent must
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    • also be viewed as a nineteenth- and twentieth-century
    • recurrent theme of my recent lectures. Humanity has arrived
    • functions. We must shed this abstract nature if the recent
    • materialists of the nineteenth century felt that it was
    • nineteenth century. A person who is only used to the ideas
    • of the last centuries, however, since the middle of the
    • fifteenth century, mankind reached a point where, in a sense,
    • of the fifteenth century. And by the middle of the nineteenth
    • century, just that particular segment of humanity which is
    • materialists of the nineteenth century stated nothing wrong;
    • automatically. Nineteenth century materialism was therefore
    • recent cultural development. It therefore cannot be a matter
    • relates to the tangible forces of ascent and decline in
    • character, concerning which Western and Central Europeans
    • the East, elements opposing czarism have for centuries tried
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    • like to add depth to what has recently been discussed by
    • hearing, smell, taste and touch. In more recent times, even
    • scent reminiscent of rue, a herb with a tart, but not
    • never arrive at impulses that lead again to an ascent until
    • to come to an ascent again.
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    • it had been possible for the nineteenth and twentieth century
    • was done by many during the course of the nineteenth century,
    • freedom has been the central theme of the studies I have
    • placed by us today in the center of each and every true
    • recognition for them, himself and his Mystery center. The
    • corporeal sense. In a way we are its concentration, elevated
    • have recently pointed out,
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    • in the complacent manner customary today, but that man can
    • century ago it was otherwise. You should have seen what would
    • civilization than the days of the recent past. People will
    • by himself what time it is. Recent events have demonstrated
    • nineteenth century learned discussions were held concerning
    • into the last third of the nineteenth century,
    • descent. We deal here with true, genuine, totally discernible
    • decline to an ascent by drawing on the sources of spiritual
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    • recently. We spoke about the external sense world in its
    • sixth centuries A.D. Even a person like
    • who lived in the ninth century, was fully
    • interesting passage, for example, in a recently published
    • to arrive at an ascent again from our general decline.
    • me recently how necessary it is to lead humanity today to a
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    • discover the heritage of Central European peoples by reading
    • was born at the turn of the nineteenth century, that is so
    • coined by a man a century ago out of the innermost sentiments
    • inundated today by what arises from the West. In Central
    • soul's most recent development. It must be of special
    • minds of more recent times, in the economist Adam Smith, for
    • in fact a completely Western thought form, but in Central
    • than half a century that people speak of it as if it had
    • been brought about in recent times by the unfortunate
    • created in Central Europe and the West is in a certain sense
    • out-and-out Central European mind, has really been
    • would have been otherwise. When, in Central Europe, something
    • basically the case in recent decades. This was the underlying
    • to roll out Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points. Thus, in recent
    • works. In the eighties of the last century, Eduard von Hartmann
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    • to Central Europe, we find that the European, provided that
    • central regions of the earth on this basis, dwells in the
    • The Central European lives in the rhythmic system and is not
    • leads to insight in a special manner, so the Central European
    • given the effects of these matters in the souls. The Central
    • the Central European's nature to live in the rhythmic system.
    • The Central European lives in the rhythmic system. He strives
    • today in books and newspapers in Central Europe, in Vienna or
    • reflection of this spiritual life is found in Central Europe,
    • man of the middle (the Central European). From there, it
    • Strange as it may seem, something was astir in Central
    • unconsciously, in Central Europe in the eighteenth century;
    • half of the nineteenth century had so conscientiously
    • philistine academia has said for over a century about
    • this West is asking for the ascent into what lies beyond
    • that is intimately connected with the forces of ascent, not
    • politics of the last century in connection with the testament
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    • the essence of the Central European cultural life, which,
    • Having played a certain role in Central Europe, this cultural
    • all else, there existed something like a concentrated
    • summation of the entire cultural essence of Central Europe
    • century, Schelling and Hegel published the
    • this whole spirit of philosophy, comprising in concentrated
    • in Jena at the beginning of the nineteenth century. It was
    • the second decade of the nineteenth century. One is moved to
    • that had pulsed for centuries in the minds and souls of
    • Central Europe came into inner soul existence at that time in
    • Eckhart, of Johannes Tauler. Recently, we have become
    • It was around the mid-forties of the nineteenth century that
    • century, and how they actually died within that same period.
    • very true has been expressed. As this nineteenth century
    • the nineteenth century are at bottom expressions of
    • It is intended to have as the central group in the middle of
    • time, in the second decade of the nineteenth century, mankind
    • in the center, working himself out of it with all his might
    • since the mendacities of recent years. It is something best
    • through Central Europe, not in order to counteract the
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    • during recent centuries in the development of
    • course, what humanity has come to in these last centuries by
    • what mankind has accumulated in recent centuries and utilizes
    • the truncated knowledge of the last few centuries, believe
    • however, only come into contact with this centripetally
    • intercourse, with this centripetal world.
    • beyond the threshold, this centripetal world is cold and icy.
    • organized so that he can sense this centripetal world
    • why does one? Man brings into this world of centripetal
    • three to four centuries, the whole of civilized mankind has
    • recent philistine, middle-class philosophies, mysticisms, or
    • sense; for during the last three or four centuries people did
    • last three to four centuries; to stress how one must leave
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    • equipped with centripetal forces that hold the spiritual
    • centrifugal forces. These are active perpetually, expanding
    • centrifugal forces, but you must not picture them as physical
    • that through him a world of centripetal forces and a world of
    • centrifugal forces are connected; in fact, they meet one
    • three to four hundred years. Have these last centuries
    • cosmos. Divine beings who serve the centrifugal motive powers
    • and divine beings serving the centripetal powers meet each
    • find their balance? The centripetal forces work principally
    • through the human head; the centrifugal ones work primarily
    • consonance and harmony between the centripetal and
    • centrifugal cosmic forces. Consider what that means! It
    • are related to the centripetal, compressing forces of the
    • centripetal forces work into our senses, into our eyes, ears,
    • apart into distant space, yet is held together centripetally
    • Hence, it is from the centrifugal forces, the fresh organic
    • be calculated is connected with the centrifugal forces, the
    • structure and judgment which deal with the centrifugal, the
    • this relates, the centrifugal forces, are indeed the youngest
    • the measures intended to lead to an ascent will deteriorate
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    • central areas, in Greece, Middle Europe and the Roman Empire
    • thinking developed throughout the central regions of the
    • juridical. It is only in recent times that an actually
    • We need only recall Michelangelo's magnificent painting in
    • the spirit became in Central Europe, the more it culminated
    • central regions, we are dealing primarily with the element
    • central regions. There, we come to the development of the
    • conscious manner that has been reached in the central regions
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    • kinship with them. Due to the forces concentrated in the
    • associations have recently cropped up from time to time in
    • were great teachers in the mystery centers whose teachers
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    • could magnificently grasp the causative connections between
    • the magnificent poetry of the Orient. It must be sought as a
    • recent age, particularly since Bacon, the human being has
    • recent natural scientific world outlook mocks Christianity by
    • the most recent physical conditions are brought about by the
    • most recent past spiritual activities of mankind.
    • nurtured in mankind during the past few centuries. One must
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    • centuries, materialistic impulses have melted away a
    • of people. Instead, they turned to the initiation centers. In
    • the universe in these centers was the actual leading advisor
    • initiation centers those who were found to be sufficiently
    • In recent
    • cultivated in its purest form in the initiation centers
    • and finally died out. For, even in the thirteenth century,
    • thirteenth century does not refer to stars, to planets,
    • thirteenth, fourteenth centuries, although in its last
    • fourteenth and fifteenth centuries; if, following
    • developed during the past few centuries. These bad habits are
    • the fifteenth century, the thinking of which modern man is so
    • from Switzerland through Central Europe, which brought Lenin
    • scientific thinking of the past few centuries has emerged
    • the suppositions of the past few centuries, for they no
    • above all else the generally prevailing frivolity. Recently,
    • sort of center from which the impulse could go out that is
    • mankind's ascent!” To be sure, from certain quarters,
    • here chiefly as the result of efforts made by the Central
    • European countries. But when Central Europe's financial
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    • the various fields of spiritual science, including the recent
    • here recently — that we bring down from the spiritual
    • began around the middle of the fifteenth century A.D., man,
    • fifteenth century. Human fantasy is, in truth, only a
    • humanity since the fifteenth century.
    • the middle of the fifteenth century, human beings have
    • fifteenth century. Man brought along into the waking state
    • interesting that even the theology of the nineteenth century
    • Mystery of Golgotha. Just because it is the central
    • Golgotha into the central point of human thinking and
    • brought with him since the middle of the fifteenth century,
    • which people meet them. In recent times, the need has arisen
    • I have recently
    • Philosophers of recent times have set up any number of
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    • in the last three to four centuries, but particularly since the nineteenth
    • century, has been raised with certain ideas that are outgrowths of the
    • as those that arose from the scientific experiments of the last centuries,
    • developments in the nineteenth century to pass before the mind's
    • the nineteenth century it became increasingly necessary to replace the
    • nineteenth century, scientists already believed themselves very close
    • third of the nineteenth century: it is now on the decline again. Over
    • of the nineteenth century the attempt was made to carry this point of
    • nature simply cannot be achieved within. In the most recent attempts
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    • out of the first half of the nineteenth century: Hegel. Only in the
    • in the recent past. In the last third of the nineteenth century the
    • theological conservatism on Hegel. There was a center for Hegelian studies
    • And even if one considers the Hegelian center headed by the amiable
    • of the nineteenth century an alarming factor in the evolution of human
    • century with the great Idealist, Hegel, who lived only in the Spirit,
    • only in his ideas, and in the second half of the nineteenth century
    • life in the course of the nineteenth century, one feels with all one's
    • within the first half of the nineteenth century, but carrying over into
    • see that the appearance of such extremes in the nineteenth century is
    • in the highest degree characteristic of the whole of recent human evolution,
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    • in the last century to characterize in a modest way this other pole,
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    • in the most recent decades. On the other side, that of the boundary
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    • by studying attentively recent human evolution as it manifests itself
    • nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to arrive at clear concepts,
    • centuries to see how human beings strove to understand what capital
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    • only, to which recent physiological research adds a few inner senses.
    • In this regard even philosophy has reverted to childishness in recent
    • of Golgotha were drawn during the first Christian centuries entirely
    • beyond the knowledge provided during the past three or four centuries
    • a path of ascent and not of decline. Generally speaking, however, it
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    • civilisation may take a path of ascent and not of decline.
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    • of Goethe. This was at the end of the last century, in the 1890s. And
    • of the blood. The descent of cerebral fluid is bound up with the activity
    • philosophy. Hegel had worked at the end of the eighteenth century,
    • science in the second half of the nineteenth century. It was misunderstood,
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    • To begin with I had to concentrate on pure philosophy: I had to
    • is required. For a time we should strive to concentrate on a
    • very core, concentrating on it beyond the possibility of being
    • exerts pressure on the circulation of the blood. The descent of
    • had worked at the end of the eighteenth century, together with
    • in the second half of the nineteenth century. It was not
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    • greatest significance. And in the nineteenth century, too, all
    • of Central Europe
    • This bed thy center is, these walls, thy
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    • It seems to me that a belief has arisen with a certain urgency in recent
    • true sense of what for centuries, for millennia, had been called healing.
    • half of the nineteenth century would have to be astonished, amazed, at its
    • customary in recent times, that prevents us, in the transitions from one to
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    • social phenomenon in recent evolution: through the split of humanity
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    • part of the magnificent Finnish Folk-epic, the Kalevala.
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • central to the life of soul along with intellectualism and the possibility
    • and the Christ Expereience of the Twentieth Century
    • century Wilhelm von Humboldt
    • the course of the nineteenth century it was precisely the opposite historical mode of thought and
    • which we do not find in the Orient but which, entering in later, arose in the central regions of
    • indeed, before Plato. So that we see how, since the eighth century BC on the Italian peninsula
    • which did not concentrate to such a point as that of the I-experience. Into what, then, did the
    • still finds echoes of it, and we find the last echo then in the fifteenth century in Nicolas of
    • out with full force in the Middle (or Central) culture. Thus we can distinguish between the
    • Middle (or Central) culture — primarily that in which the 'I' is experienced. And we see
    • Centre, another aspect arises. At the end of the eighteenth century something comes to the fore
    • Central culture in which the 'I' came to full consciousness, to an inner experience — was
    • his earlier writings — a pupil of the rationalism of the eighteenth century, which lived
    • which, although an excrescence squeezed out of the world-view of the Centre, nevertheless fitted
    • involved with the culture of Central Europe — that which is now the culture of the West.
    • the Central region of the earth's culture still set itself against this with all force in Fichte,
    • spiritual life. In the Central areas something developed which was dialectical-legal, which
    • philosophy it would have been magnificent. If the human beings living in Central Europe had
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • central to the life of soul along with intellectualism and the possibility
    • and the Christ Expereience of the Twentieth Century
    • The fifteenth century ushered in an era for the
    • West, the European Centre, and of the East are placed in the whole course of human evolution. We
    • have pointed to different things that are peculiar to the human beings of the East, Central
    • develop, and which have developed in recent times, have taken their incentive from the impulses
    • born in Central Europe and was nurtured in the Central European stream of thought, had to go to
    • external expression, however, is in Central Europe. In the aims of the social democracy there, it
    • Central Europe in the second half of the nineteenth century and on into the twentieth century as
    • political in the Centre; and in the East it assumes a distinctly religious character. A
    • of a religious impulse. The social impulse in the West is economic, in Central Europe is
    • world. The more recent life of humanity can only be understood if one understands this
    • differentiation — a differentiation into the Western economic element, the Central European
    • economic nature; purely economic aspirations can have no success in the Centre because all
    • reckoned as belonging to the European Centre, for what is characteristic of the West is actually
    • impulses that have arisen naturally within human development in the last three or four centuries.
    • everything which comes from Central Europe and is conceived not out of economic points of view,
    • instincts. Napoleon's 'Continental System' at the beginning of the nineteenth century was a
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • central to the life of soul along with intellectualism and the possibility
    • and the Christ Expereience of the Twentieth Century
    • one wants to understand how the human beings of the European Centre are wedged in, as it were,
    • Hellenistic culture there developed, as we know, what took hold of the human beings of the Centre
    • Where, for example, does the whole magnificent but
    • taken from more recent science — which is international. But what coloured his whole
    • the other hand, moves more towards the centre of Europe. But it unites there with what lies there
    • immersed in the Latin element. This 'being one with the language' only remained in the centre of
    • Europe. This means that in Central Europe the language is indeed not bound particularly strongly
    • human constitution of those peoples who have gradually asserted themselves in the centre of
    • Europe. This has the effect that human beings came to the fore in Central Europe who were not
    • described yesterday to assert themselves in the leaders of the people of Central Europe. But this
    • people of the Orient as imaginations. But in the people of the Centre these imaginations remain
    • Centre that over the course of centuries it was barely possible for any individual who attained
    • [of the Centre]
    • characteristic personality from the civilization of the Centre and one will be able to touch
    • gives the leading personalities of the Centre — and the other human beings, of course,
    • follow these leaders — their characteristic stamp. The human beings of the Centre were
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • central to the life of soul along with intellectualism and the possibility
    • and the Christ Expereience of the Twentieth Century
    • characteristic of the civilization of the Central-European countries in contrast to the Western
    • twentieth century, whereas Goethe wrote his
    • at the end of the eighteenth century.
    • Thus at the end of the eighteenth century we have
    • Otherwise he would have fallen into the usual intellect of the nineteenth century. Goethe
    • As a human being of Central Europe, Schiller had
    • Kant had succumbed to this. I spoke about this recently
    • side. They live anyway, so to speak, in every significant Central-European individuality but in
    • of the impersonally intellectual. The nineteenth century developed it to
    • being with in natural science and the second half of the nineteenth century already began to try
    • of medieval Europe. Since the middle of the fifteenth century we have only had the possibility of
    • the eighteenth century there stood Goethe and Schiller. Schiller said to himself: I must pull
    • Goethe sensed something of the tragedy of Central European civilization — certainly not
    • become Goetheanists feel how, in the very nature of German Central Europe, this singular working
    • said yesterday that in Central European civilization the balance sought by later Scholasticism
    • Schiller. But, fundamentally, the whole of Central European civilization wavers in the whirlpool
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • central to the life of soul along with intellectualism and the possibility
    • and the Christ Expereience of the Twentieth Century
    • is the special way in which, in the first half of the twentieth century,
    • civilized humanity began around the beginning of the fifteenth century. People today no longer
    • become since the beginning of the fifteenth century. People do not consider the completely
    • which can be attributed to this more recent time, one wishes to single out the most significant
    • eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth centuries of European development, it is possible to
    • intensity of the longing for knowledge that held sway before the middle of the fifteenth century.
    • since the middle of the fifteenth century. And even when we consider the great philosophers of
    • the first half of the nineteenth century, we are presented with ingenious elaborations of the
    • Then, in the second half of the nineteenth century,
    • the fifteenth century. All human beings, or at least those who strove for knowledge, had some
    • divine-spiritual. Later on there developed in the central regions of the earth that which came
    • bloodline, his descent, was. the outer sign that this was how it should be. There could be no
    • already in Greece but then particularly also in Rome, by which Central Europeans were beginning
    • century was 1,400 million but that as much work was being accomplished as though there were 2,000
    • me recently: 'yes, the new age has brought us machines, and with them urban life; we must take
    • done. They believe that one can shut out what the centuries have brought. That is nonsense! But
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • central to the life of soul along with intellectualism and the possibility
    • and the Christ Expereience of the Twentieth Century
    • intellect which since the middle of the fifteenth century has constituted the soul-life of modern
    • where, as I related yesterday, there was still a nature-based economy. Central European
    • about, with its culmination in the nineteenth century, in which the Christ-impulse as something
    • life which then led to the modern theology of the nineteenth century which finally erased from
    • Jesus of the theologians of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth century, who only
    • look at history from the eleventh to the fourteenth centuries. They developed out of the Church.
    • also experienced how in the course of the nineteenth century, under the philologizing of
    • human consciousness in the idealistic philosophy of Central Europe asserted itself, as it were,
    • nineteenth century when the idealistic philosophy of Central Europe was born. We see then how the
    • Western element expands in the second half of the nineteenth century; how, to a certain degree,
    • devastated state, of Central Europe is an external sign of a deep inner process which humanity
    • to revelation in the East, the nullity of the Centre and the rationality of the West, still
    • Centre were simply not there — of the great conflict that lies ahead between Japan and
    • the East and that which is as yet unborn in the West clash together through ignoring the Centre
    • — then the sense of 'I' which came to expression in the Centre is submerged in that chaos
    • idealistic philosophy of Central Europe. It has ceased to exist since the middle of the
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    • 20th Century.
    • culture of Middle Europe, as we have come to know it in recent weeks,
    • since the Mystery of Golgotha, and particularly in recent centuries,
    • Christ-Experience of the first half of the twentieth century will
    • the middle of the fifteenth century, the disposition of men's
    • period between the middle of the nineteenth century and our own day,
    • familiar through nineteenth-century scientific development have taken
    • occasion here recently to consider the scope of the various branches
    • the dominant impulse of recent centuries, completely hollows man out,
    • political stupidity which has spread through the world in recent
    • years! This folly has been slowly gathering strength during recent
    • centuries; it has come to a climax in our own day. Those who are
    • second decade of the twentieth century by talking about the
    • in our ideas; because this twentieth century has had to give us an
    • century, this question will be more important than anything else
    • recent centuries that has created the conditions which make me
    • century.
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • central to the life of soul along with intellectualism and the possibility
    • and the Christ Expereience of the Twentieth Century
    • this yesterday already — that the prophecies of those who see the most central matter of
    • culture of Middle Europe, as we have come to know it in recent weeks, will be wedged.
    • that ever since the Mystery of Golgotha, and particularly in recent centuries, all that can
    • the Christ-experience of the first half of the twentieth century will come in an unexpected way.
    • fifteenth century the constitution of people's souls has become quite different from what it was
    • nineteenth century and our own time, the soul-constitution of humanity as a whole has undergone a
    • last decades, ideas which have become familiar through nineteenth-century scientific development
    • modern science. We had occasion here recently to consider the scope of the various branches of
    • developing in recent centuries — and is so still today — this intellect creates a
    • recent times to account for the human being, we have, on the other side, claims of all kinds
    • political stupidity which has spread through the world in recent years! This folly slowly
    • gathered strength during recent centuries and then came to a climax in our own day. The great
    • crisis of the second decade of the twentieth century was ushered in when those who were supposed
    • organizing mankind according to the will of its individual nations. It was indeed in our recent
    • twentieth century had to give us a taste of the fact that there can be a man, marvelled at by
    • of this century, this question will be more important than anything else or any other feelings
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    • activity of the new Moon is concentrated on the back of the
    • streams from the centre-point of the Earth, sending its
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    • the next hour. I would like to remind you that in central
    • the 19th century, besides events to which we have
    • have recently referred to the contrast which arises when
    • of the 19th century with Hegel on the one side and
    • life, being surrounded by the constant contrasts of the central
    • did not come from knowledge which had been unknown in Central
    • studied in Central Europe, if this wasn't merely done in
    • Central Europe but that it was thoroughly stated: In the
    • in the Central European faculties had been read by Hegel. Hegel
    • recently.
    • This philosophy, as it belongs in Central Europe, he presented
    • the Central European way; however that which he refers to, the
    • Central European elements we see within idealized cosmic
    • first half of the nineteenth century was, passed and people
    • antitheses in the central regions of our civilization's
    • the other a particular formation from the East. In Central
    • Within life's riddles, contributing to the centre of
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    • antitheses. Think of the planets: weight draws towards the central
    • light only as quiescent: in reality it is directed outwards from the
    • the spheres of the other adjacent heavenly bodies. Their effect on him
    • sun can be regarded not only as the concentration of crumbling
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    • the 19th century, theoretically, quite strong points
    • of thought had developed in the recent times. Actually one
    • third of the nineteenth century, this fascinating power of
    • recent times, it doesn't tolerate a moral world order and now
    • those people who lived in the middle of the nineteenth century
    • recent times a new way of thinking has started regarding the
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    • Let's take a region, say Central Europe. Let's examine it by
    • considering the characteristics of the central European people
    • 18th century, the French to the 18th
    • century and so on. We see to a certain extent a straight stream
    • the three to fourth century and even longer have developed and
    • During recent years I have made indications regarding these
    • central European population who carry souls who had lived in
    • as living in the last centuries in the European world, and yet
    • are very far away from Central Europe and continuing to Eastern
    • like those living in Europe during the first century — and were
    • didn't incarnate again into the Central European population.
    • century in Europe and who were present in the cultural spread
    • of the second decade of the twentieth century is so closely
    • American ancient population like the Central European
    • Christian centuries more towards the south. These are now right
    • number of souls who already in the first centuries AD lived
    • been brought about in the course of centuries. These facts can
    • Christian centuries came out of the Orient. One actually learnt
    • first centuries, we find — but not applied to Christianity,
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    • early twentieth century: How is it possible to conceive of any
    • existence of an incandescent globe of gas, there is merely the
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    • early twentieth century: How is it possible to conceive of
    • astronomy speaks of the existence of an incandescent globe of
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    • appeared in the course of the last few centuries will be able to
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    • that has appeared in the course of the last few centuries
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    • centuries, then we must ask the question: “Has this feeling
    • experienced today as it was experienced even five or six centuries
    • tree is not something ancient, it is scarcely two centuries old —
    • Europe, but it is only in recent times that it has adorned the
    • terribly urgent. Fearful things have come about in recent years and
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    • center of the view found in the cultic rituals performed by the priests in
    • people since the eighteenth century and throughout the nineteenth century
    • Christmas. We must realize that since the nineteenth century even theology
    • Christians in the first Christian centuries, and who felt the Mystery of
    • century, not through the arrival of external events alone, but because
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    • had a central place in the cults performed by the Egyptian
    • way in which it has been done by many people since the 18th century
    • and throughout the 19th century right up to our own days —
    • century even theology has come to look upon the Christ merely as the
    • first Christian centuries, and who knew that the Mystery of
    • spiritual form during the 20th century, not through an external
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    • century and reaching its zenith in the 19th, although it was last
    • clearly present in the 18th century, especially in the West of Europe
    • Let us think of the 18th century, and of the English
    • And in France, in the 18th century, we find efforts
    • 19th century and deluged all scientific views. Such objections as
    • the 18th century, there is an inner connection between the meagre
    • century, particularly in Central Europe, in the West already in the
    • 18th century, we find men like Dupuis in the West and Ludwig
    • Feuerbach and others in Central Europe who, with the strange
    • before man in the middle of the 19th century, first by Dupuis and
    • In France, in the 18th century, man was conceived as a
    • machine; in the 19th century he was seen only from outside and his
    • In one of the most recent books (another has since
    • it said that much in Anthroposophy is reminiscent of ancient
    • Anthroposophy. He is a Licentiate of Theology, a very learned
    • A friend recently gave me a copy of the Rheinische
    • a new ‘Economic Council’ was recently formed. Out of
    • not for ascent but for decline. And the majority of people today want
    • decline and simply delude themselves into the belief that an ascent
    • practical, as well. Recent centuries have not only dulled human
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    • the 13th or 14th Centuries, and reads the things written and
    • which has developed from olden times up to recent times, there
    • 2nd, and last third of the 19th Century that man has entered
    • Century there still lived these ancient instincts in the social
    • the 19th Century, in order still to have moral views. Men had
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    • train. In recent times, one sees these attacks appearing
    • because of the recent publications of the “Kommenden
    • the course of the last third of the 19th Century. Then only did
    • the second half of the 19th Century.
    • half of the 19th Century, in Parliaments and other corporate
    • bodies the discussions everywhere centered round the Gold
    • of these men. But it became necessary in recent times, when so
    • Spiritual world before their descent on to the Earth. Of
    • enjoy before their descent is absolutely not what many
    • to say recently in Stuttgart is true; it has not yet been
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    • second half of the 19th Century, have been too little
    • last half Century, transformations of quite a definite
    • the last Century work upon us. If a person to-day wishes to
    • strivings of recent times have been entangled. It cannot of
    • economic life of our recent times, of the economic necessities
    • have to consider that in the 70's of the last Century, the
    • world-traffic, and then, in the last third of the 19th Century,
    • the 19th Century; — and this arose perhaps in its most
    • lived entirely in that centre, never having been one of those
    • the 19th and the first two decades of the 20th Century,
    • They are not of recent date, one heard of their activities in
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    • the chaotic life of recent times without any sense of
    • things in Nature in the 12th centuries, but they do not read
    • is really only a few centuries ago — that in the 11th,
    • 12th, 13th and even 14th centuries, they thought quite
    • It is only in the last century that man was first reduced to
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    • written about the things in Nature in the 12th, 13th centuries,
    • as they think now, is really only a few centuries ago —
    • that in the 11th, 12th, 13th, and even 14th centuries, they
    • Spiritual. It is only in the last century that man was first
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    • was written about Nature in the twelfth, thirteenth centuries
    • thinks as he does now is only a few centuries old. They would
    • world in the eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth centuries, even in
    • the fourteenth century; that in the stone, in the earth, they
    • recent centuries that man has merely a geology and a cosmology
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    • is, since the fifteenth century, both the intellectual life and
    • century. The world was filled, so to say, with judgments that
    • Modern technics can only furnish the great triumphs of recent
    • nineteenth century. What took place after the conclusion
    • in the last third of the nineteenth century. Man's whole mode
    • knowledge during recent centuries.
    • Such things are no doubt reminiscent of Inspirations and
    • — slinks round our modern educational centres and would
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    • in our lectures) in the last three to four centuries, during which
    • world-conceptions of our recent times, and even the mechanical
    • done?” (He means in recent years.) “Where are now their holiest
    • lay in the feeling of Goethe when, in the 80's of the 18th century,
    • European humanity has produced in recent times, especially in the
    • 19th century. To-day when we are living in the age of great
    • which that magnificent medieval human being was developed who, in
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    • Schools of Initiation the so-called Heliocentric view of the world,
    • in which the Sun is seen as the central point of our planetary
    • souls, for what was said with reference to the Heliocentric view of
    • popular idea, for the ancients (and up to the 14th century) lay on
    • evolution in recent times, he has, as it were, entered the sphere
    • Threshold. And so Roman Catholicism stands there as a magnificent
    • 15th centuries. But after that came times in which modern Natural
    • further than they already are. For the last three or four centuries
    • Catholicism has produced. In recent times it has brought forth
    • for at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. And there is a
    • In recent times there
    • appeared quite recently. A French Ambassador, Paléologue, who
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    • which, as I have recently quoted, it is this possible that
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    • centre balance?
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    • recent years lost this consciousness of the presence of
    • Europe seven or eight centuries ago. It is intellectual thought
    • middle of the fifteenth century. It is an absolute fact that
    • since the middle of the fifteenth century, it is this working
    • fifteenth century approached, the culture of Europe was tending
    • When one experiences such things as the recent attacks that
    • which appeared recently in Germany, in the highly respected
    • the recent one in Germany in order to cast suspicions on what
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    • civilised Europe before the 7th and 8th centuries. It is just
    • since the middle of the 15th Century. It is an absolute fact
    • — that since the middle of the I5th Century, it is this
    • That kingdom then, in the recent age, since the 5th Post
    • there is found in utter decadence. As the I5th Century
    • the recent attacks, is it not obvious that these people
    • you recently of the especially ruthless and ugly attack which
    • appeared recently in Germany, in the decent paper,
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    • the materialism of the West. In those early centuries, materialism had
    • the fourth century A.D., Christianity became a
    • picture which from then onwards persisted through the centuries —
    • it is a fact that with the concentration on this picture of the
    • magnificently in the Sistine Chapel at Rome as the Dispenser of
    • ecstasy in pain — this, for centuries, was associated with the
    • how then, in the sixth century, men looked upon death and felt it to
    • the centuries. A true understanding of the Mystery of Golgotha is what
    • magnificently portrayed, but to those, as for example Goethe, who feel
    • the fact that since the end of the first Christian century, Western
    • that can bring about this ascent. And the moment we truly understand
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    • had not fully emerged in the early centuries; it was prepared
    • the first centuries, which was hardly perceptible, only changed
    • century Christianity became the state religion, which means
    • centuries, is a Christ Who can no longer be grasped in His
    • so magnificent a manner in the Sistine chapel in Rome. The
    • the mystery of Christmas — which emerged magnificently at
    • call the fate which in the course of the centuries overtook
    • happened since the end of the early centuries through Western
    • will have arisen within human alimentation. A new concentration
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    • Materialism was justified in the nineteenth century; clinging to it
    • developments in the nineteenth century when the physical body,
    • middle and second half of the nineteenth century that
    • today's lecture we will center our interest more on the
    • nineteenth century.
    • materialism this was the middle of the nineteenth century.
    • of the nineteenth century materialism was in a certain sense
    • remain. On the other hand, what the nineteenth century drew
    • culmination in the middle of the nineteenth century.
    • about the middle of the nineteenth century. Since then, a
    • in the middle of the nineteenth century, the organs that
    • than they were in the middle of the nineteenth century. It is
    • physical sense, as had men of the nineteenth century.
    • nineteenth century!” If on the other hand, one is a
    • pedant like those of the nineteenth century, wishing to cling
    • the nineteenth century. At no other time was there so much
    • the nineteenth century.
    • the twenties of the nineteenth century — only, people
    • century the human organism reached a culmination in respect
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • half of the nineteenth century; the evolutionary impulse of
    • materialism of the nineteenth century should therefore not
    • the senses and nerves. This is chiefly concentrated in the
    • of an ascent to Imaginative thinking is to have before your
    • us, concentrated into one moment, in regard to the whole
    • of the nineteenth century life has gradually become so
    • organism that are centered in the organs of breathing and in
    • century. This culmination viewed death as something that must
    • exceedingly rare. In the nineteenth century people
    • in the nineteenth century, followed in turn by a decadence.
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    • style in which the French classics were, until quite recently,
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    • Fourth century A.D. final loss of Logos knowledge. Conscious
    • the fourth century before Christ, there emerged what
    • behind. I was able to point out that in the eleventh century
    • the population settled in central Europe still occupied a
    • compared to the Greek development of civilization. In central
    • Greeks anticipated much of what came about for the central
    • century.
    • around the turn of the fifth and sixth centuries
    • compelling, magnificent aspects, the outpouring from all
    • certain sects of the first Christian centuries to the point
    • century until the fourth century
    • between the fourth century
    • and the fourth century
    • fourth century
    • first Christian centuries, where much was still pervaded by
    • Gnostic elements, up to the fourth and fifth centuries of our
    • those eight centuries, in the middle of which lies the
    • recently, I have had to call to mind an extraordinarily
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    • the way this threefold nature is concentrated spatially
    • system, we know that it is chiefly concentrated in the head
    • But the physical forces concentrated here extend over the whole
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    • little granules and that is not quite ten percent of the
    • ethers on the one hand, pressing centripetally from above
    • pressing centrifugally from below upward. By this means the
    • as center. It is inhibited, however, by the vitalizing
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    • concentrates the individual aspects of a symptom-complex into
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    • the real center of the deficiency. The deeper this center
    • the lower the potency required. The nearer this center lies
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    • sphere. It is a copy of all those forces that are centralized in the
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • Until the fourth century A.D., a form of Oriental astronomy and medicine
    • the development of humanity in recent history. Basically, we
    • in the nineteenth century. It will be our purpose today to
    • fourth century. There emerged at that time a figure still
    • something attempting during those first Christian centuries
    • early fifth century in the most intense way. And in
    • existed prior to the fourth century
    • picture may be since the fifth century, as unclear are all
    • the ordinary ideas concerning the preceding centuries. Yet,
    • period prior to the fourth century
    • first Christian centuries in both the stream of wisdom and
    • heliocentric world system — I have spoken of this in
    • heliocentric system as a kind of esoteric-physical science, a
    • in man remained well into the fourth century
    • century and physical astronomy took the place of the old
    • etheric astronomy in the fifteenth century, so, too,
    • considered to be a treasure of wisdom belonging to centers of
    • centuries extending from East to West; we can follow its path
    • centuries. The tendency arose to connect the historical fact,
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    • at least adjacent to it) that is, into the circulation and into the
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • Transition in the fourth century A.D. Nature of Greek culture, its
    • ancient astronomy and medicine. Its reality, concentrated in the
    • of Occidental civilization in the fourth century
    • central and western Europe. These two streams, one a cultic
    • significance had taken place in the fourth century
    • the fourth century
    • twilight of a magnificent world view which modern history
    • most evident in the transition in the fourth century. All
    • Supper, a synthesis of sorts was contained, a concentration
    • and is synthetically concentrated in the bread and sustains
    • regarded a concentrated extract of the cosmos, so the blood
    • sacred mystery centers. This age was over already around the
    • eleventh, twelfth, and ninth and tenth centuries.
    • the first third of the fourteenth century. By that time,
    • the twelfth and thirteenth centuries merely on the basis of
    • which began in the first third of the fourteenth century, was
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    • not in order to particularly accentuate an emphasis on the right or
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    • make a very concentrated decoction of the seeds, if this
    • modern materialistic view, namely, that of a centrifugal and
    • a centripetal nerve activity. Such a view is no more
    • elasticity of a rubber ball by ascribing to it some center
    • called a metamorphosis of the central heart organ.
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • fifteenth century. Soloviev's call for Christianized state. Forces
    • Christian century. It was also necessary to point out how
    • civilization of central and western European culture came
    • northern people who due to their nature and in concentrating
    • the blood-ego-feeling, particularly in the central and
    • lived on through the centuries.
    • centuries. A new spirituality has indeed emerged since then
    • in the first third of the fifteenth century, but it was an
    • first third of the fifteenth century must be striven for in
    • in concentrating together all the elements that, while they
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    • centre of the world's movement, who must take part in its affairs while
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    • effects stream in from all sides. They have no center from
    • which they radiate, for they are not central forces but
    • in my more recent writings I am now trying to embrace the
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    • connection we may conceive of these cosmic powers as working centripetally
    • case they would work towards the centre; the planets are there for the
    • is working centrifugally, thus making the head large, and, in doing
    • are insufficent, that the plastic forces in the organs are running
    • his ascent to the outward formative forces, to the objectively intuiting
    • appears as a particularly magnificent and beautiful picture: on the
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    • considering them as working towards the center and forming
    • centrally again — the planets are there to modify them)
    • and gather them around a center so that the earth can come
    • the form is working centrifugally and making the head big,
    • urinary process becomes a luminescent process in an abnormal
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • during last third of nineteenth century. Image of man, meaning of earth
    • significant ones of European history, for today central Europe's
    • fourth Christian century.
    • outlined how after the fourth century the element that could
    • middle of the nineteenth century modern humanity underwent a
    • nineteenth century, particularly in the last third,
    • twentieth century, stands under the influence of what
    • occurred in the middle of the nineteenth century.
    • in the last third of the nineteenth century. I am referring
    • third of the nineteenth century through the person of
    • this period of the nineteenth century. He is the personality
    • Friedrich Nietzsche grew up in a parsonage in central
    • conceit, and trivial contentment. I say complacent,
    • that in the first half of the nineteenth century there still
    • ancient times, concentrate on history. We should study the
    • ascent lay in Bayreuth. This tragedy prevails especially in
    • I would like to say this concentrated itself in his mind into
    • northern Europe in general and central Europe had had an
    • recent times. He believed he could find it through a kind of
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • well as their buoyancy, their ascent. They sensed within
    • nineteenth century. Thus, the human being became lost to his
    • ascent to the intellect where everything experienced in our
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • The nineteenth century as culmination in history of abstract spirituality
    • and materialism since fourth century. Dogma and ritual. Formerly: life in
    • present and the immediate future. Recently, we have referred
    • development in Europe in the fourth century. Earlier, at
    • fourth Christian century passed over into the solidly
    • dogma, it continued on through the ensuing centuries. This
    • some of those who came from the Irish centers of knowledge;
    • through the centuries. One particular reason why it was able
    • centuries of historical development in Europe. Side by side
    • Christian century that, in a sense, sank all the ancient
    • primeval wisdom throughout the ensuing centuries.
    • century.
    • nineteenth century. Intellectual striving, pure rational
    • been flowing since the first third of the fifteenth century.
    • centuries, this mood reached its culmination in the middle of
    • the nineteenth century. How can we understand this
    • it then disappeared in the fourth Christian century. From
    • People were most spiritual during the mid-nineteenth century.
    • condition was in the middle of the nineteenth century, but
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • man awakened from cosmic sensing to cosmic reason. Since fifteenth century,
    • century of bringing reality into shadowy thinking by way of the
    • In recent
    • We know that the time from the eighth pre-Christian century
    • until the fifteenth century
    • pre-Christian century in southern Europe and Asia Minor. We
    • human soul developments until the fifteenth century. It
    • attained a kind of high point in the fourth Christian century
    • the eighth pre-Christian century up until the fifteenth
    • century actually developed the intellect. However, if we
    • eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth centuries, when people
    • a Greek or even a person of the eleventh or twelfth century
    • the eighth pre-Christian to the fifteenth century
    • subjective. Even as late as the fifteenth century — and
    • soul. Up until the fifteenth century, people had the feeling
    • century, people did not believe that. They actually felt that
    • the eighth pre-Christian century to the fifteenth century
    • and particularly in the fourth century, human beings
    • characteristic thing is that in the fifteenth century people
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • sentient soul culture; in central Europe, a legacy from the fourth
    • century A.D. In Eastern Europe, this process has largely been slept
    • nineteenth century is an important time in the development of
    • emerged in the human being since the fifteenth century was
    • characteristic of this developmental phase of recent human
    • nineteenth century, the human organization, in the physical
    • that I am a human being of the nineteenth century.
    • century, people by and by have received a great amount of
    • tenth centuries
    • the nineteenth century all sorts of things already existed
    • century. In particular, this patriarchal life spread out from
    • influence proceeding from the initiation centers in Ireland
    • nineteenth century; nobody was elected to Parliament who did
    • they are unaware of how recently these things have developed
    • of the eighteenth century due to the technological
    • to the transformation of the textile industry, the nascent
    • outwardly, we are in the eighteenth century, say 1770 (see
    • this time period, the first half of the nineteenth century?
    • the nineteenth century and found it necessary to reckon with
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • The two main streams of nineteenth century: formally juristic Roman
    • since fifteenth century. The necessary counterbalance and renewal through
    • in the middle of the nineteenth century that then, in a
    • actual underlying history of the nineteenth century. After
    • all, it is true that the middle of that century is the point
    • body during the whole preceding age; from the eighth century
    • until the fifteenth century
    • century. Along with this, the human being has in fact become
    • Ahriman, these two cultures confront each other in recent
    • eighteenth century. As I indicated yesterday, there lived in
    • characteristic moment in humanity's evolution in that century
    • on in the nineteenth century. But the national element in the
    • in the beginning of the nineteenth century. This phenomenon
    • the beginning of the nineteenth century and is still fully
    • grounded in Roman Catholicity. All this is concentrated, I
    • should say, in the first third of the nineteenth century in
    • since the beginning of the fifteenth century, but that is
    • the nineteenth century. He himself has long since died, but
    • that since the beginning of the fifteenth century the course
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    • seemed to him to be concentrated in the living Sun, and to withdraw
    • Consciousness Soul since the beginning of the fifteenth century have
    • incandescent gas, and this picture is then transferred to the Sun in
    • are centrifugal forces. This does not contradict the fact that these
    • the human countenance. The Moon forces stream out from a centre in the
    • you know, began in the fifteenth century, we have to become free of
    • Like the Moon, the centre, from which the Mercury forces work, lies in
    • entering. He prepares for his descent to the Earth and — since
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • centers. Initially, the mysteries provided the basis of this
    • revealed to them concentrated, as it were, in the sun's life,
    • since the beginning of the fifteenth century in the age of
    • radiating outward from the center.
    • the face because the effects that proceed from the center,
    • our age, which, as you know, began in the fifteenth century,
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    • spiritual. I ascent through the realities; but Nature gives me only
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    • Think of a quiescent white. Then we will let beams of different colours
    • from opposite sides play on to this quiescent white — it can be a
    • happens: we have a quiescent white, into which we throw rays of colour
    • not quiescent — they would vibrate, as it were. In fact, it is the
    • opposite of what we had up here: here was had a quiescent white and
    • colours. With one we must take a quiescent white — and thus we must
    • must have a full yellow in the centre and from there it must shade off
    • off towards the center. It demands to be strongest at the edges and
    • center, and then paling off. Blue piles itself up at the edges and
    • concentrating; that is red's nature. So you see there is a fundamental
    • to blue, the concentrated luster-colour. Then we must leave the usual
    • Yellow is the luster of the spirit. Blue, concentrating, intensifying
    • contains the differentiation; the other colours are quiescent images.
    • quiescent images, and that which differentiates the Cosmos in
    • colour, of it sown accord it wants to be strong in the centre and shade
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    • fact a product of the last three or four centuries. If you take this
    • three or four centuries has man reached a state of soul which enables
    • century, how they sought the means to comprehend landscape. Open air
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    • human order,” who since the seventies of the last century have been descending
    • lectures I have given recently on the nature of
    • which took place in the nineteenth century, it is no longer rooted in reality.
    • personality. He was able to become a personality because of the concentration
    • of the forces that were to build his body. And this concentration of forces was
    • in the nineteenth century.
    • it was until the epoch of the fourth century after Christ. It was then for the
    • been increasingly rapid since the fifteenth century, and today, although the
    • which reached its climax during the nineteenth century. And today man is
    • significance came to pass at the end of the seventies of last century. It is an
    • seventies of last century, other Beings — not of the human order — have been
    • century, super-earthly Beings have been seeking to enter the sphere of
    • centuries more and more Spiritual Beings will be among us — Beings whose
    • the nineteenth century Spiritual Beings from the cosmos have been coming into
    • since the last third of the nineteenth century, but with this ghastly brood of half-mineral,
    • of plant-life and the theories that were evolved during the nineteenth century
    • place within his reach since the last third of the nineteenth century.
    • nineteenth century. The cultivation of Spiritual Science is in very truth a
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • century; their activity becomes possible only by way of a thinking that
    • Particularly since the developments of the nineteenth century
    • century was the culmination point of this development. I have
    • characterized this repeatedly in my recent lectures. Already
    • continued up until the fourth century
    • and particularly after the fifteenth century, that the human
    • nineteenth century and today human beings altogether lack a
    • nineteenth century. Whereas in ancient Atlantean times these
    • the eighties of the nineteenth century, heavenly beings are
    • next few centuries, more and more spirit beings will move
    • last third of the nineteenth century, we are actually dealing
    • century, but instead with these ghastly mineral-plant-like
    • the ascent, my dear friends, is indeed outlined. We must take
    • convolutions reminiscent of the caduceus, they will produce
    • torturous concepts developed in the nineteenth century
    • third of the nineteenth century by beings from the
    • since the last third of the nineteenth century. It is a real,
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    • The Development of Thought from the 4th to the 19th Century
    • RECENT lectures given at the
    • And as a matter of fact in the most recently written histories it is
    • to the fore in the nineteenth century, and speak about their origin
    • nineteenth century — and the character of the first twenty years
    • of the twentieth century is really very similar — the impression
    • usually is that thought in the nineteenth century developed along an
    • century a very radical change came about in the development of thought.
    • half of the nineteenth century were all characterised by certain spiritual
    • century. In following up this particular line of development we shall not
    • be able to concentrate upon those who were either scientists or artists
    • in the course of the nineteenth century. More and more it was borne
    • nineteenth century, we find a representative personality in
    • nineteenth centuries, may be taken as a typical example of the scientific
    • so widespread in the eighteenth century, and even before that time.
    • we study the structure of the life of thought in the nineteenth century,
    • sounding over into the nineteenth century, which led men like Saint-Simon
    • of the nineteenth century, men like Saint-Simon stood as it were without
    • century, there loomed the shadow of this conflict. On the one side men
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    • The Development of Thought from the 4th to the 19th Century
    • the middle of last century a radical transformation took place in
    • nineteenth century thought and the spiritual life in general that
    • turning point in the west which we have to look for in the fourth century
    • the fourth century A.D. which is for us such an
    • ancestors. It was their ancestors whose voices they heard for centuries
    • of the fourth century these tribes settled down again. Some of them
    • fourth century the possession of a fixed dwelling place becomes an
    • century, had been accustomed to exercise over the southern peoples, that
    • in the fourth century A.D.
    • it then lived on through the centuries. Our present-day educational system
    • the man became externalised by this culture. And in the fourth century,
    • thought of the Greek epoch right up to the fourth century
    • fifth century from the way we should do so to-day. When we discuss things
    • in the centuries which follow this substance is propagated in the Latin
    • And from the fourth century
    • on right up to the fifteenth century. For what history usually relates is
    • centuries, in a far deeper sense than the ancient Mysteries were kept
    • And the centuries between
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • of humanity. Since fifteenth century this flows into the groundwork
    • took place in Western civilization during the fourth century
    • point in human evolution as the one in the fourth century,
    • lines of the most recent documented records. Then, going back
    • transition in the fourth Christian century; I outlined the
    • the fifteenth century. Finally, I described how a turning
    • century.
    • particularly well that human beings in the relatively recent
    • who lived in the ninth century
    • well into the second half of the ninth century, is truly a
    • thinking of the ninth century
    • the first Christian centuries. John Scotus Erigena apparently
    • surfaced in the sixth century, and many scholars therefore
    • sixth century by an unknown person, which were then
    • passed on in those early centuries. A school like the one in
    • something that was centuries old. Furthermore, the great
    • being written down in the sixth century. They were considered
    • the times prior to the fourth century, people simply had more
    • end of the first Christian century into the second one. This
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • of ancient, body-bound spirit force took place in the fourth century. By
    • first centuries of Christianity that throws its light into
    • the ninth century. Based on everything we have learned
    • recently, we can say that the manner of perception, the whole
    • way of thinking, differed in the first centuries
    • occurred in the fourth Christian century. From the middle of
    • that century onward, people simply thought much more
    • fourth century
    • all prior to the fourth century
    • century. In men like Scotus Erigena it emerged once again,
    • in the course of these centuries. That is why it is so
    • centuries after Christ. Only with the help of spiritual
    • the first centuries
    • present in subsequent centuries in the general consciousness
    • the fourth century
    • centuries and completely contradicts the Gospel of St. John.
    • the first Christian centuries, which, as I have said,
    • centuries; it was even understood by people who were by no
    • sway in the most recent generations.
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    • which shines over from the first centuries of Christendom
    • into the 9th century. The mental process, the whole life of
    • thought and idea in those first centuries of Christendom was
    • fundamental change occurred in the 4th century of our era. From
    • the middle of the 4th century onwards, the thinking of men
    • consciousness that was natural before the 4th century still
    • the 4th century of our era. It never occurred to men in those
    • 4th century and in men like John Scotus Erigena it flashed up
    • at the world had changed in the course of that century. And
    • mode of thinking of the first centuries of Christen' dom.
    • discussion and debate. But as the centuries took their course,
    • subsequent centuries. Think of the first verses of the Gospel
    • world. In the Christian mind after the 4th century, the
    • through the centuries and completely contradicts the
    • a fundamental change came about in the 4th century. In the early
    • Christian centuries, thought was based upon the knowledge of the
    • centuries of Christendom to teachings such as those now living
    • early centuries, even among men who were by no means learned
    • 9th century after Christ. None the less his books contain
    • Fathers of the first centuries of Christendom. Their
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    • century A.D. Since then we have been living in an increasingly spiritual
    • Transition in the fourth century from the viewpoint of the changing life
    • century
    • century
    • century changes in part have begun to develop, in part will
    • century
    • the soul-spiritual being has worked for centuries.
    • century
    • with the eighth century
    • who lived in the fourth century
    • centralized in the arteries leading to the heart and is
    • (they called it yellow gall), which has its center in the
    • its center. In the rosy flush of spring and the yellowish
    • came, they said: Now, the fluids having their center in the
    • who lived in the second century
    • essential development between the eighth century
    • and the fourth century
    • Look at Greece in the fourth century or
    • in the third or fifth centuries. Look at modern Italy. You
    • fourth century it had been in its prime, and we have heard
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    • lost since the first third of the fifteenth century. The
    • seen and interpreted as an ascent in higher cognition —
    • the ascent from ordinary object cognition through
    • fundamentally also an ascent to the elements. We will speak
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    • unfolding toward the periphery and toward the center with the
    • most a mere 8 per cent as solid in the human being; 92 per
    • cent of the human being is a column of fluid. Man is not
    • literature that appeared before the fifteenth century.
    • Central European, takes the expressions in which are clothed
    • not progress. We will come into a frightful descent if wider
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    • following: as I have recently explained to you, the human
    • of thinking, since the fifteenth century — this
    • centuries — according to which the abstract,
    • death and this most recent birth. In order to reach the
    • absurd, and even indecent, I might say, when someone who
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    • are concentrated all the forces that in the next incarnation
    • kidney-excretory organs, we will see that they concentrate
    • way, are concentrated in the heart; and when they are pressed
    • perceiving outer objects and concentrating these in the
    • course, and I recently calculated for you the number of
    • century erected a barrier against this knowledge, and this
    • forces of decline into forces of ascent.
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    • When we concentrate upon the whole soul nature we must not say:
    • concentrated in the same way within the liver all the
    • concentrate within themselves the forces which, in the
    • hunger, leading to karmic satisfaction, are concentrated in the
    • concentrate in that organ through perception of outer objects.
    • breathe, do we not? And I recently reckoned for you the number
    • nineteenth century erected a barrier against this
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    • studies we have been conducting recently, a basic fact of
    • we carry with us as our head is always reminiscent of the
    • materialists of the nineteenth century, this consciousness of
    • recently when I read that there are still people who, going
    • the practical life as something important. Recently a news
    • practical life really should be conducted, whereas in recent
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    • connection with earth existence. When in the fifteenth century
    • or five centuries Ahrimanic influences have
    • dedicated to Ludwig the German in the ninth century, but which in
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    • what I have already said recently, I should like to begin by calling
    • concentrated at the very surface, whereas actually the whole man is
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    • We know that in recent centuries, since the middle of the fifteenth
    • century, human progress has consisted predominantly in the development
    • recent centuries to the other pole of human experience. Anyone who is
    • In the centuries that followed, this dogma became more and more firmly
    • centuries-old custom of assuming man to consist of body and soul.
    • somewhat since the middle of the fifteenth century — also knows a
    • the fourth century, will form his judgments about the relations of man
    • those three pre-Christian and three post-Christian centuries.
    • centuries that I have just mentioned, To-day, of course, we cannot go
    • fourth century A.D. For at that time there was still an instinctive
    • which was lost only in the third and fourth centuries A.D.
    • spiritual world that had once been seen. By the fourth century A.D.
    • of the fifteenth century. By the time this intellectualism emerged,
    • century the last scrap of consciousness of this spiritual world had
    • fifteenth century civilised humanity is, as it were, in labour with
    • intellectualism which is fully born only in the fifteenth century, and
    • century it reaches its high-water mark in this respect.
    • intellectualised, and that, as I said, began in the fourth century
    • development of the Gnosis brought about its complete descent.
    • nineteenth century has already reached a certain climax, has to know
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    • centuries allowed itself to become entangled in certain abstractions,
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    • During my recent lectures I have brought forward a few things with
    • centuries subsequent to the Mystery of Golgotha. We may say that in
    • the course of about six centuries, humanity has been trained to take
    • those six centuries. External documents (I have already called
    • continued to exist even in the post-Christian centuries, had an
    • fourth century of our era. Particularly a man like Augustine clearly
    • study) obtained its contents above all during the centuries which
    • in the following centuries, up to the fifteenth century.
    • the fourth and fifth centuries of our era, up to the fifteenth
    • century, with all the experiences connected with that time —
    • those centuries and all the experiences connected with that
    • born at the end of the fourth century of our era, but we may also say
    • thinking, evolved up to the fifteenth century. That human beings were
    • place in the fourth century. But to begin with, intellectualism
    • been developed up to the fifteenth century as a technique of
    • century was, therefore, the development of a technique of thinking.
    • century onwards, and then more and more quickly; new spheres of
    • scientific world-conception. Up to the fifteenth century, the
    • In the centuries which followed, up to the nineteenth century, those
    • centuries which preceded the nineteenth century, one of these habits,
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    • nineteenth century onwards, the sensualistic or materialistic
    • end of the nineteenth century. Let us observe how the external facts
    • nineteenth and early twentieth century have become great. It was
    • were prepared in the fifteenth century and they reached a certain
    • culminating point, in the nineteenth century, at least in so far as
    • decade of the nineteenth century and in the early twentieth century.
    • the past three, four, five centuries, something entirely new had
    • birthday at Jena, in the nineties of the last century. I happened to
    • gradually came to the surface in more recent times, and that it was
    • great historical significance in the nineteenth century, particularly
    • the nineteenth century. Recently, I have described to you from
    • way through the spiritual culture of the nineteenth century, began to
    • world-conception of the nineteenth century. This is altogether the
    • speak of Kant, from the second half of the eighteenth century
    • fifteenth century and reached its climax in the nineteenth century,
    • of thoughts. This is possible, for the nineteenth century has proved
    • it. The nineteenth century has also proved the justification of
    • we would reach, at the end of the twentieth century, the war of all
    • century... They are sound, clean people, whom we cannot in any way
    • century; nevertheless, in the books of Russian writers, who knew how
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    • to various things I have already mentioned recently and reach a
    • in the last centuries between nature observation and the moral
    • friends. Since the end of the 19th Century a wave
    • Century in such a terribly way, ultimately is the bracing of
    • Century. Obviously materialism prepared this long in advance. I
    • 15th Century. It developed slowly, certainly, but it
    • the second half of the 19th Century they came to
    • 19th Century when people were completely excluded
    • Century so he hadn't seen it: our modern doctors, said Comte,
    • been introduced since the middle of the 15 Century as
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    • mental outlook of man through the centuries. If we tell people to-day
    • world which had grown up since the fifteenth century. In his youth he
    • world and his view of life since the fifteenth century? It is, in
    • century runs parallel with the development of intellectualism —
    • fifteenth century that our thinking has been so influenced by our
    • century. Anyone who really studies the writings of a man like John
    • Scotus Erigena in the ninth century will find no trace of similarity
    • manifested in later centuries and above all we can see it in a man
    • period since the fifteenth century, and this is the point in which we
    • eighth century B.C. outer history can tell us
    • beginning with Galileo, in the fifteenth century is an age of inner
    • the eighth century B.C. to about the beginning of
    • the time when attention is concentrated on the principles of measure,
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    • "At the Center of Man's Being: I," or
    • AT THE CENTRE OF MAN'S
    • — a special centre was ancient Ireland — then the
    • Mystery centres, their gaze having long been directed outwards so as
    • speaking of Central Europe) learn to know in secret societies what
    • it often flows into action. In later centuries after about the middle
    • of the 15th century — the human constitution became such as to
    • eccentric garb and sit down, with his harp-maiden seated in front of
    • the 15th century.
    • development of the last few centuries. The two things belong
    • reason, whoever has had to learn of the presence of this centre of
    • him he has a fiery centre of destruction, and in truth the forces of
    • decline can be transformed into forces of ascent only if he becomes
    • This centre which is isolated in man, and should work only within
    • prevails, when we become aware once more of this human centre of
    • destruction within — a centre, however, which must be
    • physical body. This centre of destruction within modern Western man
    • is a fact, and knowledge merely draws attention to it. If the centre
    • of history since the middle of the 15th century, and especially in
    • the 19th century materialistic world-conception. Why did these
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    • colonies still further to the West — a special center
    • that, as time has evolved, many people — not in Central
    • into action. In more recent centuries, actually since the
    • middle of the fifteenth century, the human constitution has
    • eccentric garb and sit down, with his harp-maiden seated in
    • since the middle of the fifteenth century.
    • centuries. The two things belong together. A man such as
    • of the mystery centers that came to the West could penetrate
    • forces of ascent only if man becomes conscious of this, that
    • fifteenth century, and especially in the nineteenth century
    • last few centuries to the investigation of outer nature, we
    • the West and will become a world culture. The center of
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    • mit dem Kosmos. Band VII. It is also known as, The Center of Man's Being,
    • The Center of Man's Being, part 1,
    • of Central Europe, but those of Western countries) learnt a
    • impulse. It is indeed so, that during the last centuries,
    • already since the middle of the 15th century, man's
    • the 15th century.
    • arose in the last centuries. There is a connection in such
    • Therefore, he that is to see this centre of destruction in man
    • man is the enveloping frame of a centre of destruction, and the
    • man will realize that he envelops a destructive centre.
    • will again be there, if man will again be shown this centre of
    • physical body. This centre of destruction exists in the modern
    • however, when this centre exists and man is unable to reach it
    • conscious knowledge of this destructive centre and proceeds
    • middle of the 15th century; it lives especially in the
    • materialistic world-conception of the 19th century. Why did
    • that, what constitutes the highest achievement of more recent
    • destructive centre which must be recognised in order to keep it
    • the connections of life during more recent times. The world
    • appearing as such a destructive centre, is to be found within
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    • "At the Center of Man's Being: II," or
    • AT THE CENTRE OF MAN'S
    • within man a kind of centre of destruction. I showed how as long as
    • described as a kind of centre and heart of destruction meets our gaze.
    • needs be such a centre within us, for only in such a centre can the Ego
    • of man establish itself. It is a centre for the strengthening and
    • unreflecting, if we lacked this centre within us. For this centre
    • of matter. But in this centre of destruction it really happens that
    • centre of destruction. Then, in this very centre of destruction, the
    • being formed to-day in man within this centre of destruction. It is
    • and strengthening to take place within the centre of destruction
    • 15th century were to continue, mankind would fall into decline; for
    • century. In the 19th and 20th centuries he has become incapable
    • Christian times, up to about the third or fourth century, when there was
    • engaged attention in the early Christian centuries have long ceased
    • Christian centuries, in the endeavour to realise in consciousness the
    • out even to modern men how they carry in them a centre of
    • recognise in man only the laws of nature. But in this centre of
    • into it. As we have said, this centre of destruction is below our
    • indeed so — since the middle of the 15th century man has developed
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    • developing since the middle of the fifteenth century were to
    • since the fifteenth century. In the nineteenth and beginning
    • of the twentieth centuries he has become incapable of forming
    • Christian times until about the third or fourth century A.D.,
    • people's attention in the early Christian centuries, under
    • that were fought during the first Christian centuries in
    • indeed so — since the middle of the fifteenth century
    • century there has been a tendency to study and investigate
    • cannot tolerate a center. Matter concentrates toward the
    • center of the moon but cannot tolerate it;it stops short
    • in this way at all; true, it does approach the center, but
    • stream out from the center. It does not splinter and
    • center in every direction. Together with this life it
    • something that is permeated with inner life, where the center
    • center of the sun lives the cosmic fructifying activity. In
    • early Christian centuries these things were seen
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    • more what lies in the center: the world of our ordinary
    • for understanding the world and man. Take this as the central
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    • briefly what we have been studying during recent days in
    • into decline but to come to a new ascent.
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    • case for centuries — the relationship of the archangel
    • actually may be attributed to the souls who have recently
    • differentiated breathing. The concentration of these forces
    • links the more recent science of the spirit so closely to the
    • world is to move toward its ascent and not its decline.
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    • reasonable action comes from the center of his I-being. Their
    • decaying civilization of the nineteenth century: Nietzsche.
    • the center, forms the present experiences of the human being
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    • whether we accentuate brightly or darkly, this we do solely
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    • the central issue of the threefold order that must at first
    • case, for example, in recent history — by extending the
    • until the 13th or 14th centuries, when, what was the free,
    • the 13th to the 16th or 17th century, the universities slip
    • centralized in the cities seeks protection in the larger
    • America, just in the last third of the 19th century, a
    • who was recently here.
    • regards the materialistic coloration of the last centuries:
    • something which one might sniff. Thus, the scents of the
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    • the central issue of the threefold order that must at first
    • case, for example, in recent history — by extending the
    • until the 13th or 14th centuries, when, what was the free,
    • the 13th to the 16th or 17th century, the universities slip
    • centralized in the cities seeks protection in the larger
    • America, just in the last third of the 19th century, a
    • who was recently here.
    • regards the materialistic coloration of the last centuries:
    • something which one might sniff. Thus, the scents of the
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    • concepts of an audience of the bourgeois, because in recent
    • concepts exist within the working-class, and the central concept that
    • populace that has developed in recent times as the active and truly
    • still further sense. Once can refer to the fact that in recent times
    • economic life. In the last third of the nineteenth century, they
    • be very different from each other. But in the social life of recent
    • the middle of the fifteenth century. This was when it slowly began.
    • For if we go back further than the middle of the fifteenth century,
    • differences and even classifications in recent times. One has to go
    • declined in the past few centuries! Because of the manner in which
    • what the figures in it express. He has recently developed these
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    • and Central Europe, it can be taken quite literally, word for
    • astonished at the percentage among patients of stomach
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    • of the recent development of humanity, public life as such,
    • America and England. For both Switzerland and Central Europe, it can
    • during the dreadful catastrophe of recent times (the First World War)
    • from Central Europe, on the other from England and the West. He only
    • border, and since one has through many centuries called oneself
    • question why this Austria, which only had centrifugal tendencies,
    • centrally together for the reason that each (country) begrudged the
    • nineteenth century, the cultural life has been absorbed by the life
    • fight against its constraint. Much has emerged in recent times out of
    • percentage of people among patients of gastro-intestinal specialists
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    • back once more at our recent observations. We have tried to
    • whole of intellectualism, which has comprised the centerpiece
    • century, is something that has significance only in earthly
    • or so of the fifteenth century, such an outspokenly
    • civilized life. Before the fifteenth century, however, human
    • become proud of since the fifteenth century, precisely what
    • of the nineteenth century, when the materialistic outlook and
    • the middle of the nineteenth century, the more representative
    • the middle of the fifteenth century. This age perceives only
    • ourselves, always has something of scent associated with it
    • are described you will find simultaneous mention of scent
    • comes back after death as a scent impression.
    • scent that accompanied warmth he now perceives something
    • Scent
    • century, however, man still possessed a kind of legacy from
    • since the middle pf the fifteenth century. What the human
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    • come into being only in the last third of the 19th century,
    • simply holding yourself onto the sounds. In recent times, one
    • that they are an ascent, as it were. Each line causes an
    • speech-study, if you will — of recent times. One has
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    • come into being only in the last third of the 19th century,
    • simply holding yourself onto the sounds. In recent times, one
    • that they are an ascent, as it were. Each line causes an
    • speech-study, if you will — of recent times. One has
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    • fifteenth century, man may gain freedom between birth and
    • fifteenth century), we cannot say in the same sense that the
    • fifteenth century. The divine-spiritual worlds vanished from
    • the middle of the fifteenth century, through the kind of
    • exist even in more recent eras, the conception of the end of
    • straggler, even in more recent times. In enlightened
    • nineteenth century, it still gives historical development a
    • permeation with the spiritual more and more from the center,
    • Mystery of Golgotha, at the center of the earth's evolution,
    • is led to such freedom by an activity that I have recently
    • center. We learn to recognize how everything before the
    • center of gravity. It dissolves into fog and mist which
    • perceive the sun. This central spiritual being was
    • sun. More recent humanity must now not point away from the
    • ascent. This should be realized deeply and thoroughly. This
    • center is missing, the Mystery of Golgotha is missing
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    • epoch; i.e., ever since the middle of the Fifteenth Century, man
    • until the middle of the Fifteenth Century), we cannot in the same
    • of man's development since the middle of the Fifteenth Century.
    • Fifteenth Century, through the form of knowledge which has arisen
    • feeling, continued to exist even in more recent epochs; the
    • as a kind of straggler, even in more recent times. In historical
    • from the centre, instead of from the beginning and end. Even as
    • Mystery of Golgotha, at the centre of the earth's development,
    • freedom by an activity which I have recently designated in
    • obtains a new meaning when it receives it anew from the centre.
    • — an illusory episode without any centre of gravity. It
    • human race felt the presence of this central Spiritual Being.
    • forces of descent and enter the ascending forces. This should be
    • The centre is missing, the Mystery of Golgotha is missing
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    • deepen what we have recently considered. If we envisage, to
    • covered by the earth. In the four central members the stars
    • for Sagittarius is a human being sitting like a centaur
    • Pisces. We now live for many centuries under the sign of
    • the middle of the Fifteenth Century, he is repeating this
    • the Fifteenth Century, he is growing into his abstractions,
    • the center) we must breathe and eat; this is our nurse. And
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    • presented in recent lectures may be summarized in somewhat the
    • of the inner will itself, which a beneficent creation conceals by
    • Then, from about the fourth century A.D. onwards, came the time when,
    • In the fourth century A.D. there were schools which taught that the
    • Living in that same century was one whose ardor for what he had
    • In the fourth century A.D. there was sunset; now there must be
    • Indeed during the first centuries of Christendom, Christ was still a
    • according to their own conditions — a belief reigned for centuries,
    • lasting indeed until the beginning of the twentieth century, that in a
    • be kindled once again to light. For like a fluorescent body, the
    • in itself, it will light up, will become fluorescent when it is
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    • suggest descent from the Roman-Latin people.
    • birth, during his descent out of the divine spiritual world into what
    • during his descent out of the divine spiritual world. All the single
    • geometry, music and astronomy. In this ascent through the various
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    • many centuries. But today in particular we should bear in mind
    • lived for centuries, and they can only look with a certain
    • of our century. To an unprejudiced mind everything coming from
    • European region which has for many centuries been the stage of
    • the Mystery of Golgotha we look back six centuries and come to
    • centuries: It learned to love death upon the cross, that death
    • world-wide cosmology which led to a conception of the central
    • led to a conception of the central human being filled by that
    • the 19th Century gradually changed Christ Jesus into a
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    • THE Festival of the Holy Night has for centuries been a great festival
    • Christianity until the fourth century A.D. It was in the fourth
    • century, for the first time actually in the year 354, in Rome, that
    • a contribution to the times was made in the fourth century of our era.
    • In the course of the first four centuries of Christendom this longing
    • centre around which Christendom coheres. The feeling that lived in the
    • century, Christianity brought its contribution towards the union of
    • this Christmas Festival was celebrated through the centuries, we find
    • something of outstanding significance through the centuries which
    • festival was a celebration of the descent of the Christ Being, whereby
    • received a new impulse. This Mystery of the descent of a heavenly
    • centuries went by. But at the time of the Mystery of Golgotha, enough
    • And so in the early centuries of Christendom the Mystery of Golgotha
    • century after Christ, this wisdom had almost completely disappeared.
    • remained, on through the subsequent centuries. The ancient wisdom was
    • Church Fathers in the first centuries of Christendom as to the manner
    • centuries this was a Mystery which addressed itself to a living wisdom
    • centuries from the minds and hearts of men to the Jesus Child in the
    • from earlier centuries of Christendom. If we let these things work
    • In the course of the centuries, understanding of the Risen One, of the
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    • belong. During the course of recent centuries the world of nature has
    • achieved during the course of recent centuries.
    • times, the fifteenth century. Let us look at this period and see how in
    • more recent times and see how people turn and look outwards towards
    • element in their striving for balance. And in more recent times human
    • an abstract way, that the Middle Ages were luciferic and more recent
    • circle or another recently I have a number of times given a striking
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    • further eastwards, even in the regions of central Europe bordering on
    • recently in the culture of the middle region. It is characteristic of
    • modern theology in Central Europe that it is uncertain in its
    • come more interjections. Some recent novels are tending in this
    • of a new age. By the fourth century AD mankind had lost the wisdom of
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    • abstract. Yet right into the fourth century AD it was still something
    • into the fourth century AD a geosophy of this kind still existed. And
    • which began in the fifteenth century, geosophy, too, paled. There
    • the fifteenth century. And with this world of abstract ideas, which
    • nineteenth century there has shone into the earthly world from the
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    • of the fifteenth century is entirely different from that of earlier
    • Ages until well into the fifteenth century. Any mention of ‘the
    • spiritual configuration of the early medieval centuries is only
    • of paramount importance in very many Mystery centres. The preparation
    • initiation varied, of course, in the different centres. But these
    • the physical, bodily aspect. Since the fifteenth century the human
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    • since the fifteenth century. It is extremely significant that
    • being which has become entirely lost in more recent times. This can
    • recent lecture tours and especially the recent eurythmy tour.
    • evolution in recent times depends, firstly, on our developing our
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    • lost its inner vitality as a result of our descent into the physical
    • we experience prior to our descent into the earthly world as a fear
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    • came into being in its most extreme form in the fifteenth century,
    • post-Atlantean period, in the fifteenth century. But in an ahrimanic
    • fifteenth century. It did happen in the fifteenth century, but it was
    • the one stream as it appears in more recent times. The other is the
    • sixteenth, seventeenth centuries — to reach a harmony between
    • centuries of the Middle Ages we see the struggle taking place most
    • theoretical kind of knowledge. For actually we find that the ascent
    • death that the ascent into Christianity is unfolded.
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    • more pointed out in these lectures that in the most recent cultural
    • strongly in recent times this force of thought has emancipated itself
    • the cultural life of the eighteenth century, which was actually far
    • the end of the eighteenth century, we see how, encouraged by
    • stage begins in the twenties of the nineteenth century, when Goethe
    • the end of the eighteenth century when he composed the
    • eighties of the last century, Schröer was working on
    • thoughts to life. In the recent number of
    • beginning of the eighties of the last century Schroer believed that
    • His grave, we could say, was in Central Europe, in the
    • strata of the old states of Europe — who, in the last century,
    • and their courts must be the centre and epitome of culture, insight
    • ‘But every political factor today — the recent peace
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    • which falls in the fifteenth century, is very much more
    • tremendous transformation on the civilized world. Yet, a century
    • fifteenth century has been little noted in external, recorded
    • about some aspects recently. For instance, we saw that Calderón's
    • time. Faust belongs to the sixteenth, not the fifteenth century,
    • the space of only a year or even a century. It came about gradually
    • over centuries. So the Faust figure came towards Goethe like a
    • come from earlier times and would go on into later centuries. We can
    • efforts were concentrated on seeing spiritual realities, spiritual
    • eleventh, twelfth centuries those who strove for knowledge did not
    • Goethe looked at this Faust of the sixteenth century, or rather at
    • that scholar of the fifteenth century who was growing beyond magic,
    • of the most interesting phenomena of recent cultural evolution that
    • century. In the figure of this professor he depicted his own inner
    • centuries, when he said: Goethe made a big mistake in depicting Faust
    • Faust is one of the most interesting phenomena of recent cultural
    • fifteenth and sixteenth centuries stand as the representative of what
    • sixteenth century Faust — that is the legendary Faust, not the
    • the devil. We know that this sixteenth century Faust could not be
    • century. Now it was necessary to endeavour to show that once again
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    • development in the eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth centuries was no
    • constellations. At the end of the eighteenth century Schiller felt
    • familiar in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries to those
    • what remains you still have a magnificent drama. Schiller could have written
    • revolution was political, whereas in Central Europe it was spiritual
    • is indeed one of the best treatises of recent times. Goethe sensed the
    • probably have been truly magnificent. The whole principle of the
    • have already spoken. Before that, in the ninth century, the legend of
    • kind of Faust of the eighth, or ninth century. He makes a pact with
    • Theophilus, this Faust of the ninth century, and consider the
    • legendary Faust of the sixteenth century, to whom Goethe refers. The
    • ninth century profoundly condemns the pact with the devil. Eventually
    • sixteenth century gives the Faust legend a Protestant slant. In the
    • described. The sixteenth century protests against this. There is no
    • Theophilus in the ninth century. For in the end it is the Queen of Heaven
    • century — though of course in Goethe's case it is obviously
    • is an expression of the way in which the recent spiritual and
    • then, in the nineteenth century, the thread breaks entirely! The
    • nineteenth century, so splendid in the realm of natural science,
    • nineteenth century, a man of party politics, only a bit more crude
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    • constitution of civilized mankind with the fifteenth century —
    • or even in the seventeenth century, and who had, ‘Straight or
    • fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth centuries. And here we hit upon
    • which Goethe and Schiller in Central Europe had stood in their whole
    • see that in Central Europe this becomes an impossibility. Goethe and
    • from the ninth century, when Goethe in his turn allows
    • Although his genius lets him present it in a magnificently grand and
    • ninth-century Theophilus.
    • fifteenth century was something of which absolutely no account is
    • in advance: Even though Parzival goes back several more centuries,
    • into the seventh or eighth century, all this was nevertheless
    • the second half of the fourteenth century,
    • seventeenth century also possesses a kind of Parzival, a comical
    • the seventeenth century too, after the great change had taken place,
    • back a few centuries prior to the great change. Read
    • fifteenth century, soul could work on soul much more strongly than
    • external fashion. What do we find in the nineteenth century?
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    • fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. In this age, human beings come to
    • great world-wide movement of the end of the eighteenth century.
    • the way it manifested at the end of the eighteenth century, could not
    • artistic activity which is reminiscent of a child at play. His
    • lies the great contrast between Central Europe and Latin western
    • power of the state, and it still believes in it today. In Central
    • concentration exercises and so on, can certainly experience
    • to remarks I have made on my lecture tours in recent months. But this
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    • rise up again and regain consciousness, and this re ascent is
    • in Central Europe, where there was still a vivid, ancient,
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    • Christianity, too, especially as far as its central point, the
    • the first centuries after Christ, no longer exist. They may exist, at
    • souls experienced before their descent into an earthly body through
    • of the 19th century until about the end of the 19th century; in the
    • already, and particularly, during the fourth and fifth centuries
    • fifteenth century — the beginning of the fifth post-atlantean
    • quite impossible — for an innocent man to be condemned to death
    • into error — into an error so strong, that the most innocent of
    • of the most innocent of all. First, this conviction must be gained
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    • that were still extant during the first centuries of Christendom
    • before the descent into an earthly body. The experiences of the
    • soul before descent into a physical body through conception
    • nineteenth century, his heart rejoiced — although to speak
    • century, Theology itself became materialistic. I have already
    • centuries, weight was still attached to this living continuity,
    • century after the Mystery of Golgotha and received its great
    • impulse in the fifteenth century, at the dawn of the Fifth
    • centuries the essence and substance of esoteric Christianity was,
    • lawful judgment. An innocent man condemned to be crucified ... it
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    • grow paler (drawing in the center). Suppose this next sketch is
    • the reality. However, the moment the ascent is made from
    • long nails. You can be certain that what is today at the center
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    • less than ten percent. For the rest it is a water organism, an
    • less than ten percent of the total organism, we have within us
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    • knowledge which is more concentrated in the heart, not so much
    • However, when the ascent has been made first to
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    • number of impressions. Present-day man has for centuries been
    • and has done so for centuries. These concepts about the world
    • world view in recent times. When we utilize nature's laws in
    • Century — I am referring to the civilized part of the
    • in the course of recent centuries, particularly the 19th
    • Century. But certain fundamental things which are still
    • disappeared already in the Fourth Century. They
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    • teeth. And a true power of judgment, when the child or adolescent
    • descent, when he approaches the earth to imbue himself with a new
    • This is of great significance. On our descent into the earthly world,
    • that these rays, having grown together here in the center, form as it
    • in the center becomes especially living. And in the midst of this
    • central etheric structure, at the time of puberty, the physical heart,
    • new, the real, etheric heart. This etheric heart is a concentration of
    • etheric, too, is concentrated. Therefore the heart is the uniquely
    • influences collect together and form a kind of astral center.
    • together all our actions. And so from puberty a central organ is
    • created wherein all our doing, all our human activity, is centered. It
    • activity is centralized — centralized, in this case, neither
    • have a cosmos gathered up into a center; while at the same time, as
    • and concentrated there in the human being becomes increasingly cosmic;
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    • awaken and the child or adolescent begins to make his own
    • focus our attention on how he draws near his descent to earth
    • is of extraordinary significance that we, in our descent into
    • the center, form, as it were, a distinct structure (red). It
    • in the center becomes particularly vivid and alive. Within this
    • without inwards. It forms a center within which the physical
    • thus rayed together into a center becomes, at the time of
    • etheric, too, is concentrated. This is also the reason why the
    • of astral center (red).
    • which centralizes all our deeds. Thus, from puberty a central
    • activity is centered. In the same region where man has
    • his heart the sum total of all his activity is centralized, but
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    • today is to transform, in meditation and concentration, the otherwise
    • acquire a new habit and during that time I shall concentrate my whole
    • for example, such an exercise as concentration each morning upon a
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    • concentration, the otherwise merely logical connection between
    • acquire a new habit and during that time I shall concentrate my
    • that if, for example, such an exercise as concentration each
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    • which began in the first third of the fifteenth century and has
    • in recent centuries. However, it must be said that the intellect has
    • Giordano Bruno right up to the nineteenth century. Especially in
    • attained in recent centuries.
    • Yet the practice of centuries continues through a certain cultural
    • develop predominantly between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries.
    • difference whether one uses these terms or prefers the more recent
    • that the intellect developed by man in recent times is very
    • third of the fifteenth century to the end of the nineteenth century
    • Jupiter existence. Therefore, all the magnificent achievements of
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    • of the 15th Century and has now practically run its
    • accomplished in recent centuries. However, it must be said that
    • 19th Century. Especially in Western civilization the
    • greatest intellectual achievements have been attained in recent
    • centuries.
    • centuries continues through a certain cultural inertia.
    • 15th and 19th Centuries.
    • recent ones of solid, liquid, aeriform bodies and conditions of
    • in recent times, is very impressive. But these
    • Century to the end of the 19th Century — these elemental
    • magnificent achievements of these sciences are related only to
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    • humanity — from the 15th century onwards. Yet we must ask
    • being: The nervous-sensory being centred chiefly in the head,
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    • way his soul life has developed since the 15th Century. I have
    • into the magnificent spiritual life of Greece, into Greek art
    • cultural life of more recent times is still in its early
    • chaotic interaction with forces of ascent against which man
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    • recent times, it is true, men have sought refuge in the conception,
    • the 19th Century, when the ideas of
    • 19th Century. People said, Man cannot be
    • the right-hand side to the central plane of symmetry. For any
    • and you become the plane in the middle. And when you are the central
    • historic importance emerged in the 19th century, which still present
    • Then we see the cloud of light creating itself in the centre as a
    • thus comprise the human being in his central plane, we are
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    • existed the Mystery centres which really fulfilled the functions alike
    • centres were the source of all the knowledge which flowed into the
    • In these centres the initiates dwelt — men who by dint of special
    • in the centres of the Mysteries, the old initiates, when they had
    • evil may work havoc in a wider, less concentrated sphere. The other
    • more, passing in their descent through the sphere of the moon, and
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    • concentrated exclusively in the planet Mercury. They permeate the
    • merely a manifestation of the Mercury-forces in a concentrated mineral
    • heavens they are concentrated in a physical-mineral form and so are
    • The Venus-forces again are all-pervading. They are merely concentrated
    • interpenetrate, but their concentrations stand at different places in
    • You know that 90 per cent of you is a column of fluid. So if the
    • Therefore there must be a concentration of the Mars-forces in the
    • The human being appears to be concentrated inside his skin, but this
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    • crude theory of man's descent from animals is a fallacy) — but
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    • which you find in the central Alps. Here are two great and important
    • appearance differs very considerably from that of the concentrated
    • towards the centre of the earth — and then unfolds outwards. The
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    • Christian centuries has been completely buried, that
    • four centuries thereafter is based on sources which have come to us
    • Christian centuries. In this sense I have recently attempted
    • centuries, as presented in the usual historical descriptions, are
    • and fourteenth centuries remains completely unclear in the usual
    • the culture of recent times, we must understand the soul life of
    • during the time from the fourth and fifth centuries after Christ
    • through the following very dark centuries up to the twelfth and
    • thirteenth centuries, when it was brought to a certain
    • Christian centuries, a way altogether different from that
    • following centuries.
    • In the ascent to Imagination, in the
    • theology of the first Christian centuries, which has been
    • Christian centuries was actually viewed from within.
    • descent of Christ into the earthly world, was essentially seen not
    • concerning which I spoke recently, which set for itself the task of
    • theologians, say from the first or second century after the mystery
    • through the twelfth and thirteenth centuries before being
    • fourth century, when the northern culture mixed with the Roman. You
    • [e.g., Pèlerinage de Charlemagne (eleventh centNote 8]
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    • very recent creation. It did not arise until the time when the
    • economic life has changed, even during the nineteenth century. You
    • during the first half of the century, what was practically the modern
    • century. The great social questions which arise out of economic
    • first half of the nineteenth century: and those who wanted to think of
    • come into being by the first third of the nineteenth century. Through
    • as the first third of the nineteenth century. Starting from this time,
    • first third of the nineteenth century it still essentially
    • first third of the nineteenth century were essentially old:
    • half, of the nineteenth century. In England, during the first half of
    • the century, there was already what we may call a reckoning with
    • third of the nineteenth century. Then there rapidly took place an
    • system. In the first half of the nineteenth century Germany had been
    • character still existed in the first third of the nineteenth century.
    • nineteenth century took place far more consciously than in England. In
    • true, is it not, that as the last third of the nineteenth century drew
    • nineteenth century, the structure of the economic life was permeated
    • one. In the second third of the century its evolution had been subject
    • depended. The whole economy of the nineteenth century, as it evolved
    • twentieth century, though the world was unaware of the fact, we stood
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    • the century, which at that time was entitled: “Theosophy and the
    • 15th or 16th century — economic questions
    • interesting study — especially for the first centuries of the
    • centuries and reached its climax in the nineteenth century. Then the
    • be complete. For it would mean that the maximum concentration of work,
    • published long ago.* In recent times our economic life has begun to
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    • centuries mankind has grown accustomed to sharply outlined concepts,
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    • create this form: weak stem, distinct leaves, concentrated leaf force
    • (drawing 1). With the same idea I get a second form: concentrated
    • first four Christian centuries, in any case, still at the time
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    • centuries what we could call the Christian teaching still
    • fourth century A.D.,
    • following the fourth century, people still looked with reverent
    • first period after the fourth century: In a certain sense the
    • twelfth, and thirteenth centuries of the Middle Ages that this
    • centuries, if someone had struggled through to Christianity and
    • someone so confronted in the earliest Christian centuries.
    • However, in these early Christian centuries that person would not
    • someone living in the first centuries of Christendom have
    • in France at the court of Charles the Bald during the ninth century.
    • century we see two personalities confronting one another:
    • In the ninth century the strife was
    • rediscovered. Everything reminiscent of his teaching was burned and
    • ninth century, and it was exceedingly difficult for serious minds of
    • bread and wine in the same way people in the ninth century A.D. saw them,
    • possessed by people living in the ninth century. The thinness
    • and abstraction of the concepts and ideas in the ninth century were
    • already by the ninth century, and still more in later times, these
    • ninth century, and which influenced men to fight such devastating
    • last decade of the eighteenth century when Goethe and Schiller were
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    • longer be understood after about the eighth or ninth century.
    • it was before our descent into the earthly world. But a precondition
    • cosmos. Within the mystery centers and through the mystery centers, a
    • principle. They looked then to the mystery centers, within which a
    • form in the last remaining mystery centers of antiquity. And
    • later civilization in the course of the first four centuries of
    • freedom would have arrived in the fourteenth century A.D., human
    • the ancient mystery centers became also applicable to him. In the
    • in the earliest Christian centuries; only later was it covered
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    • of the economic process as it were in the nascent state — to
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    • can be no doubt about it, during recent times it has clearly emerged
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    • I am referring to the price of rye in certain districts of Central
    • the economic life of recent times. Take France, for instance; I take
    • France was innocent of the. War. For, the moment we want to prove that
    • into the economic life. (In a certain community it has recently become
    • recently, I have far too often heard this word, the
    • century and on into the twentieth, and so you can observe this
    • should have to go to the nineteenth century for a rather glaring
    • recent times England has been chosen by Marx as a means of studying
    • of the eighteenth century, it is the functions of Trade Capital which
    • of what is decent and proper conduct, it may become very fair, but it
    • century, if we are considering the world-economy which was gradually
    • century, the economic processes of trade and industry
    • Loaned Capital only began in the nineteenth century — indeed only
    • towards the second third of the nineteenth century. And it is at this
    • nineteenth century and the first decades of the twentieth. With the
    • last decades of the nineteenth century, the circulation of money has
    • a peculiar phenomenon of the nineteenth century, particularly the end
    • of the nineteenth century. In Economics, everything depends on an
    • Down to the first third of the nineteenth century, there were true
    • — that is the end towards which, as the nineteenth century drew
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    • Now with the last third of the nineteenth century, there was a
    • about a century ago no longer hold good to-day. What we need is an
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    • ethical thinking. During the eighteenth century it lost its
    • century is a spectacle of such magnitude that to human beings
    • only one culture, and, perhaps, for only a few centuries.
    • time by saying that since the middle of the fifteenth century
    • in its true significance only since the fourteenth century. He
    • concepts with slight but ever-present accent of light pursue
    • into visible distances from a light-center. This
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    • the course of recent centuries. Spengler can be regarded as a
    • He is in the highest degree what may be called in Central
    • Europe a brilliant man — not in France, but in Central
    • been said, in the Central European sense he may undoubtedly be
    • throughout recent centuries and into the twentieth century
    • necessary for this to occur from the sixteenth century up
    • the secret societies of more recent times.
    • nineteenth century advanced the more impossible it became
    • — entirely so in the twentieth century — for these
    • life. In most recent times there has been much which has
    • centuries, that the practices of the various secret societies
    • most recent centuries a human brain was gradually
    • thinking. Since the sixteenth century an extraordinary
    • was the condition existing in Central Europe throughout
    • the nineteenth century. If people today had any kind of
    • able to notice that in the nineteenth century those threads,
    • the last third of the nineteenth century it gradually came
    • conditions of the nineteenth century, really spun these
    • exceedingly well at about the end of the eighteenth century,
    • now in more recent times have had their meager education,
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    • of natural scientific knowledge in recent times. What is
    • few centuries are preeminently adapted for gaining
    • philosophy as it still existed in Greece. In recent
    • sense existence. But in most recent times men have only
    • it has developed that in recent times, alongside the knowledge
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    • concentration by the soul on a conceptual content easily
    • consists in concentrating all the forces of the soul,
    • which it concentrates totally on certain concepts, holding them
    • humanity even in the eighth and ninth centuries A.D. Everywhere
    • the ascent into supersensible worlds in the books
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    • previous lectures here, consists in concentrating all the
    • one's powers of soul in meditating are centered, and view it as
    • meditation. When we concentrate on a mathematical problem we
    • concentrated on what our mind is focused. We know that nothing
    • is best then if we concentrate on an idea-complex that is
    • reminiscent of the sun, moon, planets and the fixed stars, and
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    • When, on the other hand, philosophy centers its attention
    • as the beginning of the last century, but chiefly at the end of
    • the eighteenth century, a “rational cosmology,” as
    • recent times, lived therefore in fact on the traditional
    • that led in recent times to so many scientific triumphs. They
    • experience in the spiritual world, vanished for more recent
    • can observe how in recent times this incapacity of
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    • recent times, the question of the unconscious has come to the
    • in recent times in regard to solving specific problems of
    • which figures in so many ways in recent science as “the
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    • meaning. Previously man knew, as I have described, of the central
    • Christ a Being of the spiritual world before his descent to earth.
    • The remnants of this knowledge lasted into the Fourth Century, and
    • last third of the nineteenth Century has a stage in human evolution
    • initiate knowledge should disappear for a few centuries, and that man
    • The figure of Jesus stood for centuries in front of the ordinary
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    • the spiritual worlds, in His descent from extra-terrestrial
    • methods of the initiation centers were still preserved.
    • His descent to earth so that man, by perceiving and
    • descent of the Christ and the path He took until His
    • continued until the fourth century A.D., though weakening
    • evolution, lasting several centuries, brought about what
    • the period from the fourth to about the fifteenth century A.D.
    • centuries, and one of the fifteenth or sixteenth. A person who
    • the ninth century, sees how the ego consciousness, possessed
    • century. In this turning of man to mere sense observation
    • the fourth century A.D. and scarcely a trace of it continued in
    • Christian centuries, even though that had been but a vestige,
    • Thus, for these centuries, the Church's development could not
    • about in the first Christian centuries, nothing could now be
    • centuries and finally led to a theology purporting to be
    • nineteenth century the supposed Christian theology, which
    • the first Christian centuries, out of the vestiges of the old
    • Christ and later arrived at Jesus. By the nineteenth century,
    • the first Christian centuries when human beings were still more
    • in the following centuries, as Christianity evolved, its
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    • into contemplation; for the soul now lives in the eternal centre of
    • being — man. It sees how the spiritual centre of man's nature
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    • pre-earthly existence; in the ego exists the eternal central being of
    • centuries the Initiates had to tell their followers: The degree of Ego
    • Christ-guide through this result. After the Fourth Century this old
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    • three to four centuries later, said to those who wished to be
    • Mystery of Golgotha, or lived a few centuries afterwards, said
    • humanity. After the fourth century, however, as I have set
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    • cosmos. Just as we stand here at the center and look out
    • or who lived in the following centuries up until the third and
    • fourth century, could say to their followers: The form which
    • century in my book,
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    • as the cosmic forms sank into him. In recent lectures, some public and
    • which were used in olden times in order, from the centres of the
    • the time of the Mystery of Golgotha, of course, and for a few centuries
    • century B.C. the procedure of which I have
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    • and fifth centuries of our era, elementary Spiritual Beings from other
    • centuries of our era. In public lectures, as well as elsewhere, I have
    • that the Benedictine Order was a magnificent institution in the period
    • as a comparison, very reminiscent of modern trends of thought,
    • present day. In order to do him justice I told you that quite recently
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    • place. By the fourth or fifth century A.D., the
    • and fifth centuries A.D., it has been borne in
    • centuries, and even later, although hidden in obscurity. Men now
    • fifteenth centuries, with the birth of a completely intellectualistic
    • century there always existed, as well as these others, very earnest and
    • form of thoughts but which he clothes in pictures often reminiscent of
    • numerous in the first half of the nineteenth century than later on
    • eighteenth century, many things were written in a style which has no
    • mummified the human form. Since the fourth and fifth centuries
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    • condensed when it is found in the earth's strata. Thus at the centre of
    • indicating the earth in the centre and the larger circles the paths
    • “nascent” mummy is transformed back again. Thus what is
    • centres of instruction where such intimate connections were thus
    • centuries A.D., but it comes more and more to
    • Mystery of Golgotha. Through the centuries, however, there were always
    • inwardly experienced a nascent mummy-formation and its immediate
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    • BEEN HEARING in recent lectures how fundamental impulses in the
    • of which I have spoken recently and have frequently expounded here,
    • fifteenth century of our era is, in very truth, a corpse and that is
    • then the jaunty pistil in the centre. But a mushroom must do all this
    • and well-developed pistil in the centre. What he really ought to do is
    • eighties of last century, you will find the sentence: Goethe is both
    • lives, we can thus see the human being as a metamorphosis recently
    • beginning of the eighties of the eighteenth century leads on to the
    • become an altar. Forces leading to progress and ascent will not be able
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    • in a comparatively short time, after about a century or a century and a
    • eleventh century — 1096 is the year usually assigned — and
    • centuries. A pivotal point in history and one which throws a flood of
    • century, between the years 858 and 867. Before his inner eye, Nicholas
    • of Pope Nicholas I in the ninth century. The whole tendency in Rome was
    • much dimmed since the third or fourth century (when a society had
    • an actual centre in the outer world, a geographical centre.
    • lived on — in the central rite, but also in the whole ritual
    • from ninth-century Rome, in the days of Nicholas I, there arose the
    • the ninth century, at the time of Pope Nicholas I. In the West,
    • century, would have to include description of these three different
    • materialistic. Already in the eleventh and twelfth centuries we see how
    • — although for long centuries bearing faint traces of the
    • ninth century, from the days of Pope Nicholas I, to the eleventh
    • century. We must picture the three great question marks standing like
    • linked with their centre in Jerusalem.
    • pilgrimage and the intense yearning towards the real centre in
    • effects of these impulses from the fourth and fifth centuries of the
    • Christian era to the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and who grasp
    • ninth century, was so profoundly concerned: How can happenings in the
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    • Central Europe, to turn these areas into markets. This was, in
    • fact, the original intention. The economy of Central Europe
    • the centre of a controversy. Should he or should he not remain
    • why one is reticent to talk about politics. It's like going to
    • by a statesman in recent weeks. You see, even though his speech
    • Question: In recent lectures we have discussed
    • early 'nineties of the last century, about thirty or thirty-one
    • Schleich, whom I knew well — he died just recently
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    • vibrates the rhythm of circulation and in the nerve adjacent to it,
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    • go back a few centuries only — a couple of centuries are not much
    • soul, has begun. We go back from the 15th, 14th, and 13th centuries
    • century the activity of the kidney was most important. Since then, the
    • in the course of centuries, and especially of millenniums. One cannot
    • in civilization, such as that from the middle ages into recent time,
    • of the 12th, 13th, and 14th centuries an attitude comes about in Europe,
    • civilization of the 13th and 14th century. All poetic motifs, but in
    • 8th, 9th and 10th centuries, for example, one was still deeply permeated
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    • occur around the turn of the 19th and 20th century — the time
    • at the great turn in the first half of the 15th century that one did
    • 18 and 19th centuries. The old physical medicine always had traditions,
    • as under the influence of the etheric organism. Only in more recent
    • human being: he renews the material substance from the center. Now assume
    • age of thirty because man is only a decent human being up to his 30th
    • more recent times. He could acquire his freedom only because the light
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    • attention was directed in recent lectures here. I said that
    • Beings of the Hierarchies are not centralized, they are
    • orientation of gravity, towards the center of the Earth, but it
    • is concentrated in himself and then has expanded into the
    • recent lectures here. He passes the Moon-sphere, the
    • cause such destruction, we must include this recent earthquake
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    • is convincing evidence that the human body is magnificently
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    • century, no particular significance was attached to the thyroid
    • nineteenth century; this has become the most important
    • since the last half of the nineteenth century. They know that a
    • in recent times, this has led to a more attentive
    • patient is encouraged to think and concentrate on one word, he
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    • recent discussions, [Refers to Rudolf Steiner's lectures,
    • result of a magnificent spiritual activity, which man, together with
    • reminiscent of musical instruments, and the totality and harmony of
    • pronounced in some Central European dialects. When I was a little
    • and vowels live side by side. The consonants are lost with the ascent
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    • in recent lectures how certain functions or activities of the human
    • speech, there must always be something in our feeling reminiscent of
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    • recently have seen in the newspapers some interesting and
    • of the 19th century, how clever and ingenious were the
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    • miniature stars, radiate light toward the centre. If we were as
    • experience ourselves as standing within the centre of the
    • be the centre of the world. Therefore, it is of great
    • should be formulated only after many centuries have passed
    • anthroposophy should emerge only after many centuries.”
    • aware of this, just as were men even a few centuries ago. Thus,
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    • has experienced. This trait is greatly accentuated when a man
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    • in connection with other questions you have recently posed, we
    • of sight, but by that of smell. If you have heard recently how
    • follows the scent.” Yes, gentlemen, that is true, the dog
    • does indeed follow the scent. But think about it. Police dogs
    • the track of thief Y, one right after the other. The two scents
    • distinguishing between the various traces of scent. That,
    • range, just as a dog can detect a scent. They are warned of
    • is located slightly off-centre to the left, as are the rest of
    • the wrong way, as it were, whose heart is off-centre a bit to
    • hearts are off-centre to the right.
    • fragrance arising from the lily. When the vapor-like scent of
    • wags its tail. On account of the scent, the dog's whole body
    • The dog can do this; the scent enters its nose and is
    • tail. What enters its nose as scent travels down the spinal
    • possesses a spinal cord, but he cannot transmit a scent through
    • the right nostrils how the scents appear to either one or the
    • other. The dog always has in its right nostril the scent of
    • scents of everything it has already pursued. The dog
    • memory for scents, and that is why he becomes such a keen
    • is caused not by what we human beings absorb as scents but
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    • first third of the fifteenth century, human evolution has
    • began approximately in the eighth century B.C. and continued
    • into the first third of the fifteenth century was the age of
    • Græco-Latin culture and that the most recent phase of time
    • what he has experienced in pre-earthly existence. And recently
    • the eighth century B.C. and lasting until the fifteenth century
    • thirteenth centuries — although the urge is by then less
    • divine-spiritual world. Through these centuries of the Middle
    • was applied in those old centres of research and we shall
    • fourteenth and fifteenth centuries in Western civilization that
    • only since the first third of the fifteenth century that man's
    • familiar to us since the fifteenth century, in which Time
    • third of the fifteenth century. Its aim is the attainment of
    • century this has changed. Since then, the divine-spiritual
    • fifteenth century, the Gods have felt as if the whole human
    • say to himself: In recent times we men have become estranged
    • ingrained in man since the fifteenth century. But when through
    • world, i.e. since the fifteenth century — all the spatial
    • of the fifteenth century that man has brought ideas of a purely
    • century which may be characterized by saying that the rulership
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    • taste anything. Our constitution is ninety percent water,
    • scents from the flowers is pleasing to them, and because it is
    • ninety percent water, and then we must account for the air and
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    • This descent of the astral body into the physical and etheric
    • you of something I said here very recently, describing how
    • centre of our being, in communion with the world of the
    • is the ascent into the world of spiritual Beings.
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    • substances. As it is, we are only ten percent solid
    • see, in the middle of the nineteenth century, when natural
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    • religion. But as I have said, in those ancient centres of learning
    • But in the centuries immediately
    • 8th and 9th centuries B.C. — these
    • century, however, the insight was lost — such men experienced
    • ovary at the centre of the blossom is a product of the Winter —
    • evolution — until about the 4th century — it was this
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    • se celebraban también en tiempos pre-cristianos en Europa central,
    • en esos antiguos centros de aprendizaje y cultura, el arte, la ciencia y
    • únicamente en la flor. Incluso el ovario en el centro de la flor es
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    • said, in those ancient centres of learning and culture, art,
    • in the centuries immediately preceding the Mystery of Golgotha
    • — beginning as early as the 8th and 9th centuries B.C.
    • the Mystery of Golgotha — by the 4th century, however,
    • only in the blossom. Even the ovary at the centre of the
    • — until about the 4th century — it was this that
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    • El título del volumen en la Edición Completa del Centenario que contiene el
    • El título del volumen en la Edición Completa del Centenario que contiene el
    • pre-cristianos en Europa central, del norte y del oeste, nos llama la atención
    • arte, la ciencia y la religión. Pero como ya he dicho, en esos antiguos centros
    • únicamente en la flor. Incluso el ovario en el centro de la flor es un producto
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    • research in recent times and the mode of thinking that can and does
    • underlie it, we must go back several centuries into the past. The
    • through several centuries. We must go back to a point in time that I
    • the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. At that time, an altogether
    • the early Fifteenth Century — the various sciences were less
    • medieval Christian theology sought as an ascent to the divine, to the
    • to mankind in earlier centuries was no longer open in Meister
    • One century lies between the two. During this century Western science
    • understand this century that lies between the Docta Ignorantia
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    • Sun! (The name Micha-el is still reminiscent of this.) Think of
    • time in the Autumn in the last third of the 19th century,
    • Michael-revelation of the last third of the 19th century, and
    • Nature — which in the course of the last few centuries
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    • all that happened in the early fifteenth century in mankind's
    • footsteps) was for the fifteenth century. This backward glance into
    • for knowledge that surfaced in the Fifteenth Century from the depths
    • not go back as far as the Eighth Century B.C. Yet, we can only gain
    • fifteenth century.) This man of pre-Christian times was accepted into
    • journeys and visited other mystery centers, but it was the same
    • wherever he went. Already in the Eight Century B.C., only traditions
    • ancient times. This contrast is the central trait of all thinking in
    • the eleventh or Twelfth century. It was quite different from the
    • of the fifth century B.C. as an atomist in the modern sense, because he
    • cannot speak of the atoms of a body, but only of centers of force,
    • 1543. one century later, Copernicus, with his mathematical mind, took
    • We see how the first phase extends to the Eighth Century B.C. to the
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    • Going back a few centuries, perhaps to the fourteenth century, and
    • existed in the first centuries of Christianity, as can be
    • mystic of the first Christian centuries, mysticism was something that
    • system” because it is centered mainly in the head, but it
    • of digestion (metabolism) and the limbs. Concentrating on the most
    • come about in recent times. In the age in which mathesis,
    • which has appeared in recent times in mathematical thinking, was once
    • are centered. Is it imaginable that in the seventh or eighth century,
    • blood with the heart in the center.
    • actually happened, what had to happen in recent times for science
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    • astronomical system with its center in the sun. Man had to lose the
    • its center outside the earth. The rise of the Copernican system is
    • of the cosmic center from the earth to the sun. Fundamentally, the
    • century. Man today can form scarcely any idea of the latter. All
    • something undefinable about this space, with its arbitrary center of
    • Going back to a thinker of the fourth or fifth century A.D. —
    • them.” So it was for a thinker of the third or fourth century
    • fourteenth century. Thinking geometrically about space, man did not
    • I mention this here because recently, in preparing these lectures, I
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    • only arisen along with the more recent civilization. We see it slowly
    • eighteenth century. His writings show what an up-to-date thinker of
    • Finally, in the Eighteenth Century, this led Kant
    • unknown. — In the Nineteenth Century science chewed on this problem
    • recent times.
    • It is interesting to place a recent example side by side with Locke's thinking.
    • a biologist of the Nineteenth Century,
    • unicellular beings that was famous in nineteenth-century biology. Why
    • But this is impermissible even with a man as recent
    • Century, this whole dreadful cell theory of Schleiden
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    • Instead of this they specialize in order to accentuate some
    • centre, gathered as it were, in a single point.
    • soul-and-spirit working together in the inner centre of our
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    • abdomen, which I described recently, is disrupted. A large
    • in the way I discussed with you recently. The brain begins to
    • the seventeenth century, and proceeding all the way into the
    • hand is connected with the left speech center in the brain,
    • I recently explained to you, and the eye — what a
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    • something that has recently taken place in connection with a Movement
    • fields of scientific work have recently been started within the
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    • that in more recent years the way of working had necessarily to
    • about something that has recently taken place in connection
    • scientific work have recently been started within the
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    • consequence of all that had developed since the Fifteenth Century in
    • the scientific field, in the Nineteenth Century the tendency grew
    • Century; how we picture our relation to the world on the basis of
    • materialistic thinkers in the Nineteenth Century asserted that man
    • scientific thinking since the Fifteenth Century. Then they will throw
    • development since the Fifteenth Century against the background of
    • Century science has taken the world of living beings and separated
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    • I have frequently spoken about recently; namely, the right-left,
    • my recent morning lectures
    • Until the beginning of the Fifteenth Century, all the conceptions of
    • onset of the Fifteenth Century begins the divorce of the observation
    • Fifteenth Century, let us look at a man in whom the transition can be
    • At that time, around the beginning of the Seventeenth Century, a
    • begins to mean something only in the Seventeenth Century.
    • From the Fifteenth Century on, the whole orientation of the human
    • We know how, by placing the sun in the center instead of the earth,
    • conceiving things somewhat as follows: A central body, let us say a
    • us go back to a scientist of the first Christian centuries, the
    • and concentrate on measuring externals (thus remaining stuck in the
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    • since the last third of the Nineteenth Century, after the high tide
    • super-sensible world. Since the last third of the Nineteenth Century,
    • beginning of the Fourteenth Century, opinions prevailed in the
    • in the Ninth Century. They do not bother with it because such
    • Thirteenth or Fourteenth Century, the understanding disappears almost
    • Fourteenth Century, though less and less understood. This ancient
    • Christian centuries, described the following fluids in man: black
    • Christian centuries; hence Galen could speak of the four components
    • Fifteenth or Sixteenth Century.
    • Century, it was an easy thing for the philosophers to deny all
    • Seventeenth and Eighteenth centuries, and if we leave aside isolated
    • In the Seventeenth Century, a theory arose that remains quite
    • poured into this bag. In the Seventeenth Century, of course, there
    • are observed. This is why in the Nineteenth Century, people were
    • In the Seventeenth Century, people really began to totally ignore
    • Century had great difficulty in getting rid of this concept. It was
    • rather the mechanics, of the Eighteenth Century, such as we see in
    • Nineteenth Century suffered from the inability to take hold of man
    • Eighteenth Century man was compared to the machine and in the
    • Nineteenth Century he was traced back to the beast. All this is quite
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    • first half of the nineteenth century, an age when science was
    • of the nineteenth century, observed a wasp who needed such an
    • you can see how scientists proceeded in the nineteenth century.
    • characteristic of scientists of the nineteenth century that
    • centuries ago. Before this, man wrote on leather and so on. How
    • collecting. It enters man as I described recently in the
    • employ. As you know, a natural scientific course was recently
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    • soul. Take physics, for example, which in recent times has become
    • the nascent state of being. In order to have a proper natural
    • understand what they observe as nascent states of being. Only then
    • illuminate. But what is this “nascent” or “initial
    • Now this nascent state is in the outer world, not within. It is what
    • the history of natural science in recent times.
    • necessary to concentrate upon the dead; it thus entered into the
    • that technology has produced in wondrous ways in the most recent
    • by natural science, impress itself on him and then (centuries after
    • recent times in a merely documentary fashion. Rather, I wanted to
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    • the metals in the earth. We may say: The center in the astral
    • development of natural science in more recent times, you will
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    • have been alleviated. Remember that in the last century little
    • attention to another evil that has recently made its appearance
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    • With the beaver you can see in reality what I recently
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    • recent evolution. Originally, human beings did not smoke, and
    • it is only recently that the use of tobacco has become
    • is actually true that in recent times people who really do not
    • want, because, since about three or four centuries ago, the
    • Now, remember what I recently told you about how the blood is
    • centuries if these little beasts were not contained within
    • recent times, Jews have gradually neglected their dietary laws,
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    • the turn of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries right on into our
    • sixteenth and seventeenth centuries is one of those who strive to
    • Jacob Boehme’s magnificent, albeit stammering utterances, his
    • succeeding centuries proceeded to build up an idea of the make-up of
    • century and had reached a certain climax at the time of Giordano
    • fourteenth and fifteenth centuries still showed traces of this
    • since the fifteenth century, man has lost the capacity to discover
    • to information which dates back beyond comparatively recent times.
    • the Middle Ages and that it originated in Central Europe. There is
    • of the human soul. Centuries ago it was known that with their dreamy
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    • century. Now this 4th Post-Christian century lies right in the
    • early years of the first three or four centuries of Christian
    • age, — from the 4th Post-Christian century onwards
    • century, evolution took the form of destroying everything which
    • and middle of the 5th centuries after Christ, countless temples
    • of the 4th and the middle of the 5th century after Christ,
    • 2nd and 3rd centuries after Christ was
    • the 19th century, and in India what is real can be often
    • intensity when they perceived the world in those magnificent
    • everything destroyed in those centuries. Now if with that
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    • spun, and this is concentrated into an after-copy — the physical
    • short time before the descent from pre-earthly to earthly existence.
    • descent to earthly existence. If he is truly good, he links this
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    • times. Of course, one must consider centuries, not decades.
    • have recently explained, the production of the blood depends on
    • Recently, an interesting case of flu occurred that is most
    • fluid is present. This recent case of flu was extraordinarily
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    • the fifteenth century. We have spoken again and again in recent
    • third or fourth century A.D., was also now
    • too base to be able to ascent through my own power into those regions
    • century, we had arrived at the point of no longer noticing at all
    • the gods. Man must turn his descent into an ascent. Out of the purely
    • same words I used here recently. Why has pride arisen? It has arisen
    • beside themselves have quite recently gone aside again. The Movement
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    • lectures, I spoke of man's fall into sin and of an ascent from sin. I
    • spoke of this ascent as something that must arise in the present age from
    • if the views acquired in a more recent age — especially in the
    • air-like, evanescent, imponderable parts of the body. Thus thinking became
    • as a heresy. Something that is forced upon mankind for centuries
    • gradually becomes a habit. Think of the more recent evolution of
    • fall and not under the sign of an ascent from sin. The root of the
    • Plato as if he had taught in the 19th century at the Berlin
    • University in the 19th century. Yet all that tradition relates of
    • Plato is changed into conceptions of the 19th century, and people do
    • are numerous examples in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, one
    • particularly in the intellectual sphere we need a true ascent
    • the centre of the evolution of the earth, as a higher Being, and from
    • re-ascent from sin. For this reason too, anthroposophical ideas are
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    • Mystery of Golgotha was enacted thirteen or fourteen centuries ago.
    • born into Time. People thought about his descent from the Father.
    • greatest value is placed on the question of Christ's descent. When
    • what is connected with descent, and can be comprised in the
    • scholastic Nominalism, these old ideas of the Spirit's descent from
    • Golgotha it finds the central point and meaning of the entire history
    • recently in an English periodical discussed the question of whether
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    • 19th century. Think of the immense contrast between the present time
    • were small suns, centres around which electricity accumulates; we
    • recent modern theory, then the qualities of Evil are attributed to
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    • time, dating from the first third of the fifteenth century, is the time of
    • human race, of this or that century. And just as, for a lower form of life,
    • this or that century take its place in the whole development of our planet.
    • particularly since the first third of the fifteenth century, has trickled
    • At the time of the Mystery of Golgotha, and for centuries afterwards, man
    • With the recent development of humanity all that has changed. Now man says:
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    • centred in love; they bring, so to speak, the love-life of the
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    • most ten to twelve percent of the whole. When we find the human
    • eighty-five percent fluid, a watery fluid.
    • still on the ascent, they abhorred all this drinking. They only
    • even seek these effects with cocaine, as I told you recently.
    • from this know also what it was like a century ago. I can
    • recent years the learned scientists have become more
    • into regions that only recently had been covered with ice.
    • summer comes, something reminiscent of falling snow would pass
    • German could be spoken in the universities of Central Europe
    • until the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The professors
    • lives of wasps. There is much that is similar. I recently
    • suppressed in bees and concentrated in only one queen bee, what
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    • few centuries ago when symptoms of illness appeared in people,
    • in recent times a number of other medications have replaced
    • way we know it from school, the sun is here in the center; near
    • Neptune, but these two planets were discovered most recently. I
    • In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries these observations
    • into being; in modern centuries, the so-called civilized
    • but the more numerous incidents are of recent date. They also
    • recently he was in Cologne. The enemies of anthroposophy differ
    • out into the primal mountains of central Switzerland and you
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    • in various recent studies I have explained how the physical
    • most of the sense organs are concentrated, but I should actually draw
    • being, moving centrifugally; the nerve process, which is in fact a
    • breakdown process, is always directed centripetally, toward man's
    • organization, in a centripetal direction — when too many of the
    • centripetal direction and to dissolve again toward the outside in a
    • centrifugal direction. In the normal processes of the human body,
    • (etheric) permeated by outer, centrifugal astrality
    • centripetal astrality — on the path of disappearing
    • after it has permeated the same with centrifugal forces,
    • centripetally active [force] — of the nerve-sense
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    • science. You may have read of the lecture recently delivered in Basle
    • go into the central Alpine region where the hardest rocks are, there
    • centre — lungs, etc. — that one heals very well with
    • there now. When I recently went to Stuttgart to inspect the Waldorf School
    • in 5 per cent dilution.
    • 5 per cent but 5/10,000 — not even 5
    • fifty of these would have got well without him, and 20 per cent would
    • per cent of cures are not to be attributed to modern medicine —
    • 30 per cent at most.” This is what Virchow calculated and he
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    • Graeco-Roman age from the Eighth Century
    • B.C. to the Fifteenth Century
    • Fifteenth Century man's whole relation to the world of the
    • the Fourth Century A.D. the human soul had
    • Century formed and described his ideas, shows us that he believed
    • centuries which induced men to believe that by rising up to
    • centuries, this feeling towards the universe underwent an
    • magnificent, triumphal technical achievements, based on the
    • say, as far as the Seventh and Eighth Centuries
    • entirely in accordance with this central point of religious life:
    • came to the fore in the Fifteenth Century. No longer did the
    • Golgotha thus stands at the centre of the whole human evolution
    • spiritual path. And this inner push — recently I spoke of
    • of Anthroposophy. It suffices to mention a few recent examples,
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    • century, Western man's development has again reached a point where he
    • in magnificent new forms transcending even those of Greece.
    • real significance of the scientific progress of recent centuries. I
    • all truly sincere study. In the course of recent centuries, my dear
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    • too plain, I had to speak to the Central Executive Committee in
    • of the nineteenth century, the generation gap about which people talk
    • twentieth century, perhaps not in a sharply defined form, but
    • century have rather vehemently stated it as their opinion that Gregor
    • searching during the first two decades of the twentieth century. Then
    • How were things done in the last third of the nineteenth century?
    • have to withdraw. As I said in Stuttgart recently, I had to strike
    • reasons of members of the erstwhile Central Executive and called the
    • magnificent contributions were interspersed among what I will refer
    • recent years. These leading personalities in Stuttgart are extremely
    • person who has recently joined the Society.
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    • recently played an important role in the Society. Young people in
    • Recently they have been growing into the communities we call social
    • recently developed to a point where the members of a given class
    • consciousness soul, which began early in the fifteenth century and
    • has come increasingly to the fore, has recently been making itself
    • the end of Kali Yuga — or, in other words, since this century
    • had recently been tending to lay increasing emphasis on sermons, to
    • attention to a fact of the greatest importance in this most recent
    • will see how little there is left when we omit sermons of more recent
    • Now if the recently
    • last third of the nineteenth century. Granted, discontent still
    • century, and it will grow increasingly urgent. It is a need that will
    • be apparent throughout the twentieth century, despite the time's
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    • about. One might say: Black, yellow, white in the center: as a
    • in recent times. For what does Spiritism do? It wants to talk
    • in the last third of the 19th century nothing more of a human
    • position in educational centers in recent years, recent
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    • gleaned from the spiritual world in recent years and put before you
    • now, of course, why that cannot be, since the Society has recently
    • been developing in recent years has tended to keep out people who
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    • the 15th century mankind has been living in the Age of
    • third of the 19th century this state of things has been
    • centenary of Schiller's birth. In a certain sense,
    • in order to change the present decline into an ascent leading
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    • work within him before his descent to the Earth. These forces
    • say, since the 15th century A.D.
    • lived before the 15th century — and this applies to all
    • 15th century man was a self-sufficient being to a greater
    • century it has become characteristic of human evolution
    • of that kind; in his consciousness he was a thoroughly decent
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    • century A.D.
    • becomes different in that century. Without spiritual scientific insight
    • sensed and felt before the fourth century A.D.
    • research that, up into the fourth century A.D.,
    • of humanity now approached the fourth century A.D.
    • century A.D. a person who can discern
    • event took place in the fourth century A.D.,
    • completed only in the twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries
    • A.D. The fourth century is just the mean
    • century, which is mentioned so as to pinpoint something definite in
    • relatively recently, man is within himself when he experiences music.
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    • transformation of consciousness in the 4th century A.D.
    • Recently it has repeatedly been my task to
    • place in the 4th century A.D.
    • Western world changed during this 4th century
    • feelings and sentiments as they were before the 4th century
    • round about that century. Today we shall turn our attention
    • investigation that until the fourth century
    • the 4th century A.D.
    • say with reference to the times which follow the 4th century
    • place in the 4th century A.D.,
    • approximation applying merely to the central period, whereas
    • until the 12th, 13th and 14th centuries
    • A.D. The 4th century
    • is only the central period and is alluded to in order to
    • which as you know is comparatively recent, man remains within
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    • By referring to the 4th century
    • century of our era is to be regarded approximately as the
    • the course taken in those centuries by outer historical
    • Christian century the Spirits of Form held sway, not only in
    • Beings during this epoch, that is to say, the first centuries
    • life from the 4th century A.D.
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    • which I said that it belongs essentially to the 4th century
    • since the 15th century A.D.,
    • of Form. Until the 4th century A.D.
    • right on into the 15th century, the Spirits of Form were, so
    • of the 19th century this cleavage has again and again
    • people have thought in the course of the 19th century about
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    • well-known point of time in the 15th century, our thinking
    • fact which since the 15th century has constantly asserted
    • altered essentially since the 15th century. Until then,
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    • 13th and 14th centuries, when man was struggling onwards to
    • astir, otherwise the ascent of mankind would not be possible.
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    • since the last third of the nineteenth century — from spiritual
    • nineteenth century the Michael force took up the struggle with the
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    • But in the first three centuries of the Christian era, the last
    • remnants of it at least still existed. Hence in these centuries a
    • Such an understanding became blunted in the fourth century, when
    • third of the fifteenth century; namely, man's life in abstract, dead
    • centuries, when the Easter thought was spreading throughout
    • forms the centermost of the three soul elements in Rudolf Steiner's
    • sense world. The people of the early centuries felt that they were
    • The Christmas initiation was felt as a descent into the depths of the
    • for humanity in the fifteenth century, when mankind will excel to be
    • the first Christian centuries about how the Easter thought is to be
    • into the Ahrimanic forces in the wintertime and also into the ascent
    • expressed in the Creed as “the Descent into Hell.”
    • This Descent into Hell provides the opposite pole to the Resurrection.
    • therewith entered, I might say, as the opposite pole of the Descent
    • into Hell, the ascent into the spiritual world, in spite of the fact
    • a certain way the Descent into the region of Hell, and through this
    • descent the winning of the heavenly region for the further evolution
    • “Through what is symbolically expressed in the Descent into Hell
    • in the period that dawned in the first half of the fifteenth century,
    • centuries of Christianity, directed toward a kind of inner perceiving
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    • how with the yellowing of the leaves there is a descent of the
    • ascent of the spirit takes place, how the spiritual is the
    • ascent, to unite human souls with the original formative cosmic forces
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    • I have frequently referred recently to the connection the course of
    • in recent days.
    • in autumn of which we have recently spoken. We must come once more to
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    • deemed to be the very center of the most ancient moral conception of
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    • recent lectures, you will, I think, be able to call up a picture of
    • Hierarchy who lived in his language as in more recent times. The
    • civilisation, a culture and a civilisation fired by what I recently
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    • they have been received recently in Switzerland with enmity.
    • achievements of the last three to four centuries and, above
    • all, to those of the nineteenth century, all of which it fully
    • human beings occupied a central position within the existing
    • modified recently, and is known to practically every educated
    • disc and its center is pierced with a pin. A drip of oil is
    • especially in today's most progressive centers for educational
    • know about the so-called correlation coefficients recently
    • approximately fifty percent of the pupils.
    • drawing in children who have recently entered school, one must
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    • some ninety-nine percent could just as well be ignored without
    • our inartistic time — but it should concentrate on how
    • be achieved by concentrating on meaning alone. For a thought to
    • completely in more recent times, as some of our present
    • seen as something intended to represent the center of the
    • Things have come to such a state that, very recently, I had to
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    • concentration, and so on. In that case, intellectual ideas are
    • in a town in central Germany. When they walked next to each
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    • fully centered within the physical body. Anyone who can observe
    • recently come into the world, are suddenly expected to absorb
    • wrong course. Think of the recent scientific tests that study
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    • Particularly during the nineteenth century, programs for
    • best, only ten percent of them, because ninety percent of the
    • century — but this was already prepared for in the
    • eighteenth century — was tremendously proud of the new
    • feeling realm. Only after the fourteenth year is the adolescent
    • we work on the powers of judgment and on the adolescent's
    • the center of soul life.” A dictionary defines it as
    • religious education out of the center of life itself. It is
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    • can show their students how what is concentrated within one
    • will not develop the necessary incentive while learning to read
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    • possibility exist for the adolescent to observe the activities
    • adolescent is enabled to observe other people's activities
    • awareness, so that in a certain way the adolescent comes to
    • of adolescents. To do so we must realize what it means to stand
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    • red in the centre, the green around it. Now picture the red
    • green circle in the centre and surrounding it the red
    • there will develop what in recent lectures I have called
    • with regard to the earth, it radiates with a centripetal
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    • twentieth century (perhaps even around the end of the
    • nineteenth century), and which was considered by natural
    • middle of the nineteenth century and was also a teacher at a
    • century, to be hailed as the most convincing theory regarding
    • adolescent should have been helped toward developing sufficient
    • the pre-adolescent child, through natural authority, to love
    • maturity, from the inner being of the adolescent, the third
    • so must adolescents feel this new sense of duty arising freely
    • needs of adolescent pupils, one has to face the bitter
    • time to make the transition, leading the adolescent into the
    • the center of gravity iis within the staff of teachers and
    • recently, a memorandum was handed in by the pupils of the
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    • he too has followed the descent.
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    • downward from the head, the center of the senses and the
    • centuries — more so than is generally realized.
    • Education for Adolescents,
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    • descent from the Spiritual as far as the rudimentary basis of the
    • future, that is, up to about the fourth century
    • Ascension, and the descent of the tongues of fire upon the heads of
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    • the course of recent years the four Gospels have been
    • central point of earthly evolution falls within the middle of
    • actual centre of its evolution. From this you must conclude
    • about the fourth century, were confronted with the danger of
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    • ODAY I propose to carry further certain points made in recent lectures
    • of these turning points has often been designated as the fifteenth century
    • century; and we might in this way go still further back. I have often
    • period prior to the eighth century before Christ; more different still
    • of the recurrent seasons. (I have recently and repeatedly lectured on
    • the centuries, had gradually faded, consciousness focused, instead,
    • century, at the start of the fifth post-Atlantean cultural epoch; that,
    • pre-Christian centuries the Greek felt how cosmic thought was disappearing
    • of the sixth pre-Christian century would have considered it comical
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    • frequently and recently described) is a soul-permeated, spirit-permeated
    • before my descent into the physical world. But color, tone harmonies,
    • spherically above us. And that the adjacent area is an image of the
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    • striving after descent into the physical world.
    • natural entities which are not spiritual; that is, in minerals. Recent
    • appeals to a phantasy concentrated in our eye, for this human eye with
    • that is why it appears yellow. Physics (I have characterized a recent
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    • HE LAST two lectures concentrated on artistic feeling and creation. I
    • four centuries, now, while marvelous relationships in nature were traced
    • the eighteenth century there emerged a guiding idea which Goethe and
    • during the nineties of the eighteenth century was regarded as as the
    • half of the nineteenth, century. With Schlegel, Tieck introduced Shakespeare
    • not less magnificently, they influenced Novalis.) In his younger years
    • century was mirrored in a receptive personality; how something like
    • century (I have often mentioned this) that man entered into materialism.
    • Goethe's time, indeed, right up to the middle of the nineteenth century.
    • and his century: a glorious presentation of the strivings of a personality
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    • from this truth, let us consider one of the arts: painting. Recently
    • in the sense of our recent lectures. Perceiving the gold in gold's color,
    • seventeenth century it was otherwise, for materialism affects the
    • for the gigantic tragedy which during this very century will break in
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    • about the people who are central to such self-reflection: yourselves.
    • concentrating on the pleasant things in life. We go to dances and
    • whose interest is concentrated less on worldly happenings as they
    • decades of the nineteenth century — we could take any number of
    • strongly reminiscent of certain essays which were written by Hans von
    • the end of the nineteenth century, it was possible to see how the
    • the latter part of the nineteenth century. A person might, for
    • its magnificent laws was proven of course! There was no way of
    • for instance, appeared recently in
    • dying person. It is very moving, very magnificent. I have spoken
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    • child-life quite acquiescently as souls, are not so
    • the last twenty or thirty years of the nineteenth century and
    • twenty or thirty years of the nineteenth century. We might
    • nineteenth century, that the most interesting of all were not
    • century, one saw these souls regularly tossed to-and-fro, and
    • really from the end of the nineteenth century), how difficult
    • nineteenth century, and so much more difficult really even than
    • all its magnificent laws ... why, that was all demonstrated
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    • were looking for at the start of our century as anthroposophy was
    • talking in a language not of centuries, but of millennia past.
    • put to me recently. When I was in Vienna in 1918, for instance, I was
    • like that around, even at the turn of the century. At that time
    • about Central Europe, in the first instance, the philosophy of
    • Idealism from the first half of the nineteenth century presented a
    • human beings to speak, for that leads to a theocentric perspective.
    • exaggeration to say that it was not easy at the turn of the century
    • The second thing is that at the beginning of the century I
    • century, all knowledge was transformed into abstract concepts and
    • ideas. In Central Europe one of those who began with such abstract
    • the nineteenth century with his idealism, Oliphant with his realism,
    • phenomenon of the spiritual life of the late nineteenth century.
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    • beginning of the twentieth centuries, these homeless souls in
    • the beginning of this century would be most likely to find
    • whole, even at the turn of the nineteenth to twentieth century,
    • begin with, I could discern in the 'eighties of last century
    • confine our reflections for the moment to Central Europe only,
    • philosophy of the first half of the nineteenth century.
    • ‘to-day’ he meant the last third of the nineteenth century.)
    • makes a theocentric standpoint, to which one can only aspire,
    • the turn of the nineteenth to twentieth century, — it was
    • of the century, I delivered a series of lectures in a circle
    • century, — everything, really, had passed over into
    • of the first in Central Europe, who began with these abstract
    • nineteenth century, more from the idealist side; and Laurence
    • nineteenth century, — it certainly was a problem, what
    • the departing nineteenth century, this phenomenon of
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    • Blavatsky's works at the end of the nineteenth century prompted the
    • at the end of the nineteenth century revelations from a spiritual
    • Up to the fifteenth century or thereabouts it was not an
    • who had a magnificent vision
    • that up to the fifteenth century it was very common for an apparently
    • century they became hard enough too. But it was nevertheless men who
    • different from the brains of other nineteenth-century women. Thus,
    • relationships? How was such experience, which presents a magnificent
    • There was a period at the turn of the century in Berlin during
    • contemporary which merited the concentration of ones ideas, feelings
    • nineteenth century. Those beginnings have to be properly understood
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    • the spiritual life of the closing nineteenth century. I was
    • century, led to the association of the people, whom I classed
    • conclusion which I described to you recently, — to the
    • nineteenth century, from — let us say so far — a
    • civilization in recent times, and would thence be able to
    • incentment; and this incentment worked practically in the same
    • century, and you will find, my dear friends, that it still,
    • century it was still possible, through a comparatively, to all
    • have inner revelations through incentments of such a kind. This
    • grown considerably stiver since the fifteenth century. And this
    • last half of the nineteenth century the women's brains too
    • nineteenth century. And then it might be, that, — just
    • There was a time, about the turn of the century, in Berlin,
    • could centre the whole range of one's thoughts and feelings and
    • last third of the nineteenth century, and how little people's
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    • founded at the end of the nineteenth century, was to found a
    • Central Europe, among certain circles at least, had as much of an
    • those centuries in which learning was the province of those few who
    • thirteenth centuries. These things must not be overlooked. Education
    • centuries modern education has increasingly comprised only the
    • essential element in the spread of religion over the centuries lay
    • in the fourteenth or fifteenth centuries. The important thing was for
    • fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, the urgency with which
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    • century, that they took the dictionary meaning of the word
    • people in these recent times have felt inwardly impelled
    • Central Europe, — better known in some circles at least,
    • educational tendency of the last three, four, five centuries.
    • back my dear friends, to those centuries, when as yet this
    • man of the eleventh or twelfth or thirteenth century. Such
    • This education has come, in the course of the centuries, to
    • More and more during the course of the centuries has this
    • earlier centuries, before this modern education existed?
    • spread of religion, throughout long centuries, the essence lay,
    • in the fifteenth centuries, in Christian countries for example.
    • centuries, the teaching of Christianity was carried on in an
    • thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth centuries, with
    • centuries, in the same old forms, but forms, which the modern
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    • individual mystery centres were harmonized and unified. Thus what was
    • experienced began to fade in the fourth century AD, so that the
    • happened at Golgotha. This applied into the fourth century. The real
    • century AD, Rome took possession of Christianity. The empirical
    • revelation. At the beginning of the twentieth century there was still
    • something upon which I would ask you to concentrate in your
    • reported very recently. A professor announced a course of university
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    • the fourth century after Christ, all those impulses vanish,
    • when, in the fifth post-atlantean century,
    • parsonage in Central Europe, — not only the son of
    • century, there were people who still could approach the Event
    • objectivity. For as a fact, from the time of the fourth century
    • described to you recently, — one who simply, having once
    • say that whereas, at the turn of the century, there was still a
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    • widely throughout central Europe — in Germany, Austria and also
    • we were in a position to start a centre for the anthroposophical
    • sense that they belonged to various societies. Of course centres for
    • effervescent way of his, and he was amusing to have tea with and so
    • — just as I was not especially surprised to hear recently that
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    • its centre in London, and that this Theosophical Society had in
    • namely, in Central Europe, in Germany and Austria, and also in
    • founding a sort of centre for the anthroposophic movement
    • there, ... as you know, centres gradually came to be founded
    • and in Austria, the Vienna centre, and in a way, too, the one
    • at Prague. In short, various centres came to be formed; and at
    • the time when the centre was being formed in Munich, there were
    • books, — you will find in them magnificent diagrams of
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    • Working from the centre like this, which was, of course,
    • the end everything concentrated on the artistic side. General human
    • worlds and spiritual methodology. By concentrating on these three
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    • recently published, and entitled The Secret Machinery of
    • This practice of working solely from the central source, which
    • of work; but to lay these foundations really from the centre of
    • Anthroposophy, to work direct from the central sources.
    • everything, of letting everything take shape, from the central
    • the anthroposophic centre itself, and then of waiting, and
    • anthroposophic central source be advocated in such a way before
    • the very centre.
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    • this material was not central to anthroposophy itself. For
    • As you are aware, I concentrated on two important phenomena. The
    • others. We will not understand the nerve centres of modern
    • another at the beginning of the twentieth century simply because of
    • from the central sources of anthroposophy. It is absolutely necessary
    • not in the nineteenth, but in the eleventh or twelfth century. It
    • the tenth, eleventh or twelfth centuries have said? Or someone like
    • Paracelsus in the sixteenth century?
    • The eleventh or twelfth century doctor would have explained this by
    • twelfth-century doctor would have concluded from bleeding his
    • Mayer, the Paracelsus of the nineteenth century if you like, was left
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    • if we then look at things as they are now in recent times, we
    • nineteenth century; and so push on to the spiritual principle;
    • century. The general verdict amounted to this: — Natural
    • see, my dear friends, what at the beginning of the century,
    • working from the central source of Anthroposophy. It is
    • evolution in science, owing to the experiments made in recent
    • particularly well in recent times.
    • a doctor, not in the nineteenth century but, let us say, if we
    • eleventh or twelfth century only. It would never have occurred
    • been (and for the nineteenth century, Julius Robert Mayer was
    • tenth, or eleventh, or twelfth century, — what would
    • of the twelfth century would have said: ‘In the temperate zone
    • or twelfth century would have said (in those days he would have
    • of the eleventh or twelfth century would have arrived at some
    • will, of the nineteenth century, — found, in his day, the
    • popular, but we must go out straight from the centre and
    • be felt to proceed from the very centre of all that is
    • is that we should look into ourselves and find the inner centre
    • centre of our being with aid of the spirit to be found in the
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    • we recently had in one of our oldest members of our
    • when you ask about circulated poetry of Central Europe today,
    • unbelievably deep roots in Central Europe and western folklore;
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    • emerged in the course of the last three to four centuries and
    • elements which has been going on for centuries, this inner
    • are accomplished these days centre around the child in the
    • an outer manner. Recently in a delegation meeting we spoke
    • us contemplate the central focus of the ritual from this
    • the third and fourth century — times during which there
    • Rudolf Steiner: Recently I saw a big poster which came
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    • the ground of the earth, counter positioned to the central
    • concentrated minute matter, which expands in the heights and
    • descent to earth. We must discover all the secrets of water,
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    • magnificent and sublime through our understanding of its
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    • and acting being. For many centuries it was justifiable to hold such
    • centuries of Christendom. It was said that Jehovah united with matter
    • in humanity taken as one whole, a Being who remembers its descent
    • centuries — and the hearts of many men in those times were
    • the first three and greater part of the fourth centuries of our era.
    • any real sense before the second half of the fourth century of our
    • us try now to summarise what has been said. Throughout many centuries
    • aftermath in Central Asia (Southern Asia too was affected to a
    • through the centuries to our own day, an Ahrimanic form of magic
    • and Central Asia, in the spiritual world immediately adjacent to the
    • Fauns and Satyrs who peopled the astral sphere adjacent to the
    • centuries of our era these astral beings withdrew into regions lying
    • immediately adjacent to the Earth, together with the efforts that
    • century and especially in the nineteenth century was influenced in a
    • of an astral region immediately adjacent to the Earth — a
    • Since the later Middle Ages and on through the centuries of the
    • which have been preserved in the astral regions of Central and
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    • researches carried out during the 19th century into earthly
    • concentrates again in the solar warmth.
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    • These things of the earth want to go down there to the earth's center
    • attained. What was achieved during the nineteenth century7, so
    • and weight. In this, the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
    • din a world-philosophy at the end of the eighteenth century. Ancient
    • had so much of in the nineteenth century. Icons have no weight at all;
    • place it in the centre of the earth, in order to blow up the earth
    • it in the sense of the nineteenth century — then we really must
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    • perceived of them is only an appendage, reminiscent of growth forces,
    • concentrated in the Moon were once united with the Earth. These
    • we find these old heathen centers of ritual show that what they
    • of Northern and Central Europe about 3,000 or 3,500 years ago. Men had
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    • percentages; in fat the percentages are different and in the
    • percentages in which the various constituents are present. But that
    • matter, with the percentages of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen contained in
    • an audience of clergyman, licentiates, professors. And now, on the
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    • four centuries we have developed a magnificent natural science
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    • have, first, a solid core in the centre
    • autumn, finally concentrating themselves in their seeds. What is this
    • Sun-activities are concentrated on the forming of this new life. Thus
    • is enabled to come into being through this concentration of
    • the first Christian centuries, and of which the last echoes have
    • we think of the meteoric iron as concentrated in the sword and
    • Sun-forces can find entry, and the innocent Jesus-child, who must be
    • magnificent Imaginations. So, in order to represent all that is
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    • wholly Earth, with a concentrated Earth-nature. In high summer
    • out of clouds (yellow). In front, these wings would concentrate into
    • a sort of enlarged larynx; at the sides they would concentrate
    • [The central motif
    • central point of our Goetheanum. Thus, in a certain sense, the Easter
    • mystery was to have stood at this central point. But a completion in
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    • Centenary Edition of Rudolf Steiner's works.
    • Centenary Edition of Rudolf Steiner's works.
    • time in summer when man walks in the open and sees the lovely iridescent
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    • concentrated Imagination of Cosmic Understanding.
    • light. Through the power of attraction residing in the concentrated
    • concentrated in the flowing form above we feel and experience the
    • concentrates itself into Inspiration, united with the Spirit-tones of
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    • magnificent picture — but if one
    • say: Uriel makes his descent as summer passes through autumn into
    • reached his cosmic culmination. Then he begins his descent; in spring
    • Here is a beneficent healing force which I can give to man in
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    • It has often been said in our studies, as was evident in the recent
    • circulation of the air immediately adjacent to the Earth, as does the
    • people, somewhat like a rationalist of the eighteenth century over
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    • From the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries up to our own day the
    • speaks. And Central Europe, which is imbued with much of the culture
    • his life like a liberation — central Europe is particularly
    • civilization, which, spreading over centre and west, would hinder
    • The following would happen. In the course of the last centuries, under
    • of the west and centre; and thereby it would become possible to
    • Now turn your thoughts to what would happen if the centre fell a prey
    • of the centre is exposed, such is the existence which could hang like
    • Centre.      
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    • whom we have spoken in recent weeks.
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    • longing for the heavenly works and weaves above the iridescent petals
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    • recapitulation, we will again consider what I said recently about the
    • emerges the butterfly, which can now in its iridescent colours
    • centred on its joyous delight in the colours of its wings.
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    • It is only quite recently that people have begun to manufacture all
    • centuries all the great advances, as well as our social conditions,
    • you recently that soda is especially important for everything
    • has to do with soda. You will remember that I recently explained this.
    • recently we have had a fire alarm test here. Naturally in such tests
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    • this can be gathered from my recent descriptions — simultaneously
    • and thus becomes inwardly ensouled. It is like a concentration of the
    • spiritual world before his descent into earthly life, of what is
    • remind us of the beings which man knew before his descent to the
    • earth, and of the fact that the human being has made this descent to
    • reminiscent of those spirit-forms among which man dwelt before he
    • his head when he is striving towards his descent. And it is the head
    • and its re-descent. Here the materialistically minded person naturally
    • the ascent. Drops are formed, and when they become heavy enough they
    • the circumference of a large circle concentrating its force in a
    • in a way which is even more apparent. In the centre of the human head
    • its centre-point, that this is above all things necessary to it as
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    • to Infantile Paralysis which just recently has become so prevalent in
    • illness, since it has only assumed its present form quite recently,
    • body. Just recently there has been discussion in
    • it is mostly children who are attacked. Yet just recently there was a
    • obtains, say, a 1 per cent solution. A drop of this is taken, diluted
    • then the 1 per cent dilution, then the .1 per cent, the .01 per cent
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    • face of the earth in such magnificent variety of form, which develop
    • carried into the seed bud as concentrated cosmic warmth on the little
    • buds. In order to carry the concentrated warmth, which must descend
    • concentrated fiery element, the concentrated warmth, goes into the
    • this form is circled around by the fire-spirits which concentrate the
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    • need only recall what I recently published in the
    • seventeenth centuries were still fully aware. Of course today people
    • as “quackery” in the past centuries, but I am drawing
    • could be beneficent juices have been changed into juices which are
    • almond. With other fruits you have the white core in the centre and
    • there in the centre, and around it the flesh of the fruit is quite
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    • phosphorescent play of colours. It shines and glitters with every
    • become phosphorescent. And as they absorb the play of colours, as they
    • themselves become phosphorescent, there arises in the undines
    • in a vast, in a magnificent cosmic picture, one sees how, emanating
    • breathing-existence to the higher hierarchies. Again a magnificent
    • phosphorescent uprising of the undines, which pass away in the sea of
    • these lightning flashes, these phosphorescent and evanescent undines.
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    • In the lectures which I have given recently you will have seen that
    • this is about 98 degrees Fahrenheit (37° centigrade). In the warmth of
    • many. The other circulation, the circulation which is concentrated
    • therefore in his central organism, in his organism of circulation, he
    • our central organism healing impulses continually arise, they leave
    • situated at the outer boundary of our planetary system. In the centre
    • them as concentrated upon the earth, are the illness inducing forces,
    • radical concentration.
    • nothing other than applying to the central nature of the human being
    • which, whether concentrated in the physical or concentrated in the
    • must be cured by the central system of man. All these things pass one
    • adjacent to the blood, they lead to inflammatory conditions. But if
    • adjacent organs and even into the blood, then impulses towards every
    • in the blood trespasses into what is adjacent to it, inflammatory
    • is adjacent to it, all kinds of formations arise which can be grouped
    • the adjacent nerves, just as breathing must stand in a certain
    • is concentrated in the nourishment of man is the groundwork, as it
    • from what continually encircles man, they are concentrated in the
    • rhythmic system; and what comes from above is concentrated in man in
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    • say to us: O Man, how pure and innocent can be the desires which you
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    • fifteenth century and has developed in an intellectualistic way on the
    • dissolves — the first to melt away being what is reminiscent of
    • In the course of long centuries something very strange has come to
    • over. During the course of the last centuries this residue has
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • from the central point of our being. Every man is aware of this; he
    • from below, up from the centre of the earth, but everything comes in
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • to the seventh century. In this book dealing with heredity there
    • existence he traverses that path which I have described recently in
    • but was in this way made to be reticent, to speak very little, to
    • Thus, when man, in his descent into earthly existence,
    • descent to the earth man is exposed to the influences of the impulses
    • earthly element upwards in a centrifugal direction.
    • consist in man’s concentrating inwardly on certain organs of
    • contracting a muscle through concentration when standing still). When
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
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    • above all, in the centre of the head and go through the shortest
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    • I made recently is quite correct. I said the bees have a sense which is
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • most beneficent, most perfect, most beautiful. This is shown us when
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    • result that the percentage of red corpuscles in the blood of these
    • leaving, after a honey-treatment, the percentage had risen to
    • had milk only, and benefited by it, but the percentage rose only from 70%
    • The percentage
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • descent thou hast separated the plants from thee. They are cast off
    • evanescent plant-formation absorbs the albumen and becomes something
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • back into a time six or seven centuries or even earlier before the
    • Mysteries at Ephesus centred in the first place in that which sounds
    • concentrate on human speech. Again and again the pupil was urged as
    • descent and the drawing down with it the animals to the earth, is so
    • as the Goetheanum had become the centre of anthroposophical activity.
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    • century. One cannot as yet say very much against these artificial
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    • The Mystery Centres of Hibernia
    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • to speak today of another Mystery Centre which also stands in a
    • Mystery Centres and their keynote-giving impulses, once to be found
    • relatively much harder to approach the ancient Mystery Centres of
    • Record, than it is in the case of the other Mystery Centres. For when
    • these Mystery Centres of Hibernia are approached with inner vision
    • one receives the impression that the pictures of these Centres
    • In these Mystery Centres there were of course Initiates,
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • into the vision of the last condition before the descent into the
    • different Mystery Centres the vision into the super-sensible world is
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • backward s into the time which immediately preceded the descent to
    • with inner honesty could say such a thing when inhaling the scent of
    • centre, as if the air in him became condensed, so that, if we would
    • through so many trials, a Centre of the Great Mysteries, a Centre of
    • centuries after the rise of Christianity and approximately to the
    • ninth or tenth post-Christian centuries. Examine historical works
    • centuries. — Then the material begins to be set out more fully.
    • constructions which are now placed in these centuries. But that is
    • spread in the most magnificent way. But it finally overwhelmed that
    • magnificent imaginative pictures which announced the Redeemer as a
    • revelations of something magnificent, mighty macrocosmic images,
    • In the first half of the 17th century there flowed in that which was
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    • many diseases which have recently appeared among the bees. As
    • hairy, but everywhere the small germ of the wasp is in the centre. At
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • further activity in their journey towards central Europe and the
    • to central Europe, through the British Isles, through Brittany,
    • in the first centuries of Christian development, we find here and
    • knowledge, in order to find in the first Christian centuries those
    • fairly numerous personalities. In the later centuries, from the 8th
    • and 9th to the 15th and 16th centuries such personalities became
    • quiescent state. Thus it is the Saturn lead-forces which enable thee
    • beneficently inspired with the forces of memory by the Cosmos. It was
    • Greek civilisation, as the fourth century began, this first
    • become the thought-world of humanity for many centuries, try to build
    • philosophy in Central Europe.
    • certain human beings in Central Europe. Theophrastus had given his
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    • in the centre we have a kind of hillock, and all round it looks as
    • recently a most ludicrous article in the newspaper. Once more a new
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • of the ancients in the fourth pre-Christian century, that in spite of
    • the fact that he only sent out a kind of system of logic into central
    • Spain, and spread into certain regions in Central Europe as the
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • deepened in the various Mystery-Centres which were to be found here
    • during the first few centuries after the foundation of Christianity.
    • third of the 14th century, when people saw everything in the aspect
    • centuries came the great transformation, when man dropped with his
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    • that we should be discussing the insects just at the time of the centenary
    • bee makes a covering over it, in the centre of which there is a hole.
    • is not so concentrated as in the ant-heap, nevertheless, you are
    • recently become insufficient.
    • magnificent all this is! But the human soul has not carried the process
    • were performed in the villages, even in the 15th and 16th Centuries,
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • the earth commenced a few centuries after the foundation of
    • centuries when, as you know, a new epoch in human evolution began.
    • the 14th and 15th centuries.
    • as regards our knowledge in recent times; and it was this dreadful
    • nothing today — and even in the 12th to 15th centuries very
    • In the epoch during the first centuries after the rise
    • epoch, a few centuries after the rise of Christianity Astrology
    • which in the Middle Ages, let us say, in the 14th or 15th centuries
    • the 8th, 9th and 10th centuries, and even into the 13th century, we
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    • of humanity through the centuries including: the Ephesian Mysteries of
    • to the 15th centuries.
    • striving for knowledge which existed during these centuries in almost
    • every region of Europe, in Central Europe, Western and Southern
    • but who laboured between the 14th and 15th centuries. I mentioned in
    • laboratories between the 14th and 15th centuries, but something which
    • the pupil had been prepared through the majestic and magnificent
    • epoch from the 10th to the 15th century after Christ. The medieval
    • This occurred as late as the 15th century, that the
    • Dinosaurus is found in the Desert of Gobi as recently. That is an
    • metamorphoses which are so magnificent — the change from carbon
    • Aristotelianism worked so strongly right on into the 15th century,
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    • century. And though a certain kind of scientific knowledge
    • picture of the descent of world evolution down to man you
    • ascent from Imagination to Inspiration, and to Intuition.
    • we would look forward to in the outcome of the recent meeting
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    • centre and its home here on Swiss soil in the manner
    • the fact that the Goetheanum, as the central point of the
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    • was in the last third of the nineteenth century that on the
    • spirit for the approaching twentieth century. In contrast to
    • those difficult times, all efforts had to be concentrated on
    • In recent weeks I have pondered deeply in my soul the
    • see, at the turn of the century something took place very
    • reached its culmination just at the turn of the century.
    • this. And when in recent times I have met in all kinds of
    • nineteenth century leading up to the twentieth century. My
    • which wants to have its centre here at the Goetheanum in
    • necessary for the centre at Dornach to designate or nominate
    • Society. As with eurythmy, the nerve-centre of this form of
    • nerve-centre that we must concern ourselves. This
    • nerve-centre is what we have to recognize and there is no
    • the centre of its activities, together with all that
    • Science in Dornach as a centre for its activity. The School
    • central leadership of the Society at the
    • facts arising here over recent weeks. This is the person with
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    • 10th, or 9th century
    • Russia, we find them everywhere in Central Europe. All
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    • that it has become concentrated in the abstract ego-point or
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    • central point of all our work. Whatever else needs to be said
    • Let me just say, however, that in recent months we have begun
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    • the centre for its activity. The School will be composed of
    • substances which come not from the centre of the earth but
    • really lead us to the centre of the illness, then we cannot
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    • has recently appeared, and you will find right at the beginning
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    • be co-ordinated so that independent centres from which to
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    • magnificent Vedas, in the profound Vedantic philosophy,
    • talked of in recent times and concerning which there has been a
    • it was so that in this ancient Mystery centre they knew how to
    • the first to experience the descent of the Ego-consciousness,
    • the descent of the Ego into the physical and etheric nature in
    • Mystery centre of Ephesus
    • Mystery Knowledge and Mystery Centres,
    • centre of the Mysteries. In the Ephesian Mysteries the centre
    • up to the centre, he became one with such an image. As he stood
    • Mystery Knowledge and Mystery Centres.
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    • Vorstand which takes into account the central initiative
    • not only centrifugal forces but also centripetal forces that
    • recently, and it was absolutely no use. Indeed in many ways
    • the central Vorstand which, as I have already said, is
    • this central Vorstand. The central Vorstand will have to
    • know what this central Vorstand represents, since from the
    • members at their delegates' meeting recently. This situation
    • in which I consider that the central Vorstand, working here
    • Vice-president of the central Society. You were justifiably
    • is of central concern. That is why it says that the
    • the centre of its activities, together with all that
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    • Mystery Knowledge and Mystery Centres.
    • of which I have recently spoken to the
    • of the pupil's being was concentrated in the circulation of the
    • Hibernia, and continued so to come until the first centuries of
    • and 5th centuries
    • 13th and 14th centuries, who possessed a clear spiritual
    • beginning of the 13th century wishing to describe the campaigns
    • albeit 15 centuries after the life of Alexander, tells the
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    • reports: “She [Marie Steiner] spoke recently about her memory
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    • sees the School of Spiritual Science in Dornach as a centre
    • up to the nineteenth century,
    • up not only with more recent times but also with most ancient
    • content of my most recent lectures, including those given
    • central leadership of the Society at the
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    • more recent times when we understand and appreciate the
    • time of year, on the course of the century, or on place; but
    • centuries; that independence too of place on Earth. In Ephesus
    • centuries after the birth of Christianity. These Mysteries of
    • historian, lived in the fifth century B.C.
    • this way continued to work for centuries in Asia Minor,
    • Greece for many centuries to come.
    • closed. In the 6th century
    • the old physical Ephesus stand in men's memory as its centre,
    • Mystery centres, and in the foreground Ephesus and her pupils
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    • exist by paying him 2, 5 or 10 percent of the weekly
    • recently I was so interested to find the endless envelopes
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    • century, as far as initiation was then possible, by one of the
    • grown up through the centuries of the Middle Ages and developed
    • from the 3rd or 4th century after Christ and continuing down to
    • been with us since the middle of the 19th century, and is still
    • tradition. Only in the very earliest centuries were there those
    • in recent lectures
    • Mystery Knowledge and Mystery Centres.
    • centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha, and there they
    • centuries after Christ, but even there too the time came when
    • until towards the end of the 19th century, beginning from the
    • made accessible since the end of the 19th century. That is now
    • and then Aristotle with inner concentration and in a meditative
    • century. See
    • in the 19th century, when men could no longer understand
    • in meditation — only in the 19th century has it come
    • century Aristotle was a book for the exercise of meditation;
    • but in the 19th century the whole tendency has been to change
    • late as the 19th century, but these universities had no use for
    • during the later decades of the 19th century, know well, if we
    • seventies of the last century. Moreover, it is also true that
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    • in the first third of the 15th century, and that marks the
    • Until the 14th or 15th century this vision and knowledge
    • up since the 15th century, know of the relation, let us say, of
    • consciousness that took place in the 15th century, there
    • present, and we could name many others. Before the 15th century
    • thought a student of Nature of the 9th, 10th or 11th century.
    • 10th, 11th or 12th century. He had no balances, he had none of
    • from the centre of the Earth. The physical body of the human
    • the forces coming from the centre of the Earth.
    • working in everywhere towards the centre of the Earth. It is
    • the centre of the Earth. The moment the albumen is inwardly
    • to the earthly or central forces. But we can also imagine these
    • proceeding from the centre of the Earth. What is my etheric
    • towards the centre of the Earth. His etheric body is the one
    • the centre of the Earth. Move them in a living way, and you
    • are invariably subject to the central forces of the Earth,
    • of the earthly central forces and place them in the midst of
    • came to an end about the 15th century. We must win it back. We
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    • the middle of the nineteenth century a general despair began
    • century and more has passed since then, and now any
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    • central Vorstand with other offices. Thus I too would not be
    • the central Vorstand. I am in the very same position. Perhaps
    • close link with the central Anthroposophical Society. Or
    • between the central Anthroposophical Society, which has its
    • as members of the Vorstand of the central Anthroposophical
    • that it is an obvious thing for the central Vorstand to be
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    • and more in the physical world. The external centres which were
    • significance. By the time of the 13th and 14th centuries it had
    • and especially the 15th century onwards, if one wanted to
    • here and there in Mid-Europe, in the 14th and 15th centuries,
    • body which your physical eyes can see. The centre of the Earth
    • fifteenth century a profound instruction of the soul being
    • of the later centuries. It is no longer present in our
    • third of the nineteenth century, is born a longing to speak to
    • Centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha took place, brave men
    • gaze of those present away from earthly realms to the ascent
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    • By the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries they had lost it
    • or fourteenth century onwards, but even more so from the
    • fifteenth century. The temples of the Rosicrucians were
    • the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries in Central Europe
    • in the form appropriate for more recent times the divine
    • external, physical eyes can see. The very centre of the earth
    • third of the fifteenth century, hidden away from those events
    • the last few centuries. It no longer belongs to our
    • mankind since the final third of the nineteenth century
    • certain race of gods grew envious. But centuries before the
    • their souls towards the ascent from earthly realms into
    • out of this very pain the incentive to act, the incentive to
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    • that until the nineteenth century mankind was childish and
    • recent decades, and observing them spiritually experience
    • bodies. During recent decades, explorations connected with the
    • last third of the nineteenth century hardly any human beings
    • will be created a living centre of spiritual knowledge.
    • in recent years.
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    • think, and until recently most people thought, that until the
    • nineteenth century mankind was childlike and primitive in its
    • incumbent on us as a result of this Conference. In recent
    • human beings slept has, in recent decades, given rise to
    • especially in the final third of the nineteenth century
    • certainty: In Dornach a central point for spiritual knowledge
    • made bad in recent years.
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    • itself, there takes place, in concentration, the same thing
    • nectar in the hive. The other process is concentrated in the
    • whole, however, is exceedingly wise. Quite recently a very
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    • thought has been given for five or six centuries — that
    • it a center for the forces which throw out lead. This center,
    • at the back of the crown of the head. That is the center of
    • thirteen or fourteenth century, we find the beginnings of
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    • since the 9th century. Formerly there was an awareness of the spiritual
    • eleventh centuries A.D., and which only very
    • among stragglers, as it were as late as the nineteenth century. I do
    • people belonging to these centuries. In point of fact it is not
    • as between the ninth and tenth centuries A.D.,
    • scholar of the ninth century to imagine Angels, Archangels, or
    • eyes. You will find that before the tenth century, scholars always
    • centuries countless priests of the Catholic Church were quite
    • the Intelligences of the Cosmos. With the ninth and tenth centuries,
    • thirteenth and fourteenth centuries — even in a sense, the
    • scholars of the eighteenth century — had ideas of warmth, air,
    • centuries one would have been able to give the account quite
    • enthusiasm.” Even in the beginning of the nineteenth century
    • centre or kernel; and the Seraphim enwrap the whole in a mantle of
    • established a kernel and centre, where the Cherubim have made a kind
    • And indeed until the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries men knew what
    • would have had to speak in the thirteenth and twelfth centuries.
    • iridescent play of Colour he has to see in a great cosmic harmony,
    • at Newton's theory till the eighteenth century, but in that
    • end of the eighteenth century, whence colour comes, who knew with
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    • the twelfth and thirteenth centuries one could have put it
    • of the nineteenth century than it is now. It still happened then that
    • particularly in Central and Eastern Europe, — if raised as a unifying
    • where the thrones and Cherubim and Seraphim had thus formed a center,
    • And actually till the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries it was known
    • is Sun. In the thirteenth and twelfth centuries one would really have
    • initiated have smiled up to the eighteenth century, and which then
    • things, but even at the end of the eighteenth century the learned knew
    • twelfth and thirteenth centuries, one must understand such things in
    • of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Now the Fourth Hierarchy. We
    • never speak of it; but in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries one
    • iridescent world became alive. It is not only then that Angeloi,
    • tenth up to the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, and whose
    • century and even into the beginning of the nineteenth. Only then were
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    • medicine. If you once grasp this, you see that a center for
    • nineteenth century, at a time when there was so little that
    • central disease itself. You have all heard of medical
    • said to have been cured, one can assume with fifty percent of
    • percent it could be said that the remedy had done actual
    • in the medical world last century. I know eminent men today,
    • degenerate form, but, for all that so magnificently and
    • are of particular significance in the plant. One is the scent
    • that is connected with the oils. The scent, or aromatic
    • found, in its most concentrated form, in the mineral kingdom,
    • elementary beings who come down through the scent. In ancient
    • plants we can acquire an understanding for their scent, if we
    • the plant gives off its scent. That is the first thing.
    • the scent can draw life from this leaf nature. And streaming
    • towards drop formation is concentrated, in the mineral world,
    • formation, and then again think of their scent, you will
    • centrifugally in the human being. There is a centrifugal
    • force at work when the nails are cut. The centrifugal forces
    • out centrifugally through the human being. They express
    • which in the scent of plants strives upwards and attracts the
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    • since the 9th century. Formerly there was an awareness of the spiritual
    • Centres of the Mysteries in the Middle Ages
    • of the ninth or tenth century after Christ. We learnt how such strivings
    • and beginning of the nineteenth centuries; and I endeavoured to tell
    • was able to take place. I described in the lectures recently given at
    • centres and the adoption of them as the official places — if I
    • say that from the time of the fourth century it is no longer to be
    • into the fifteenth century. The spiritual streams that were working
    • during these centuries are in large measure to be traced to the
    • as it is in that time — it is about the twelfth century —
    • impulse was working in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. The
    • whole man, concentrated in the organs of speech; the secret and
    • several centuries to spend their lives in endeavours of this kind. It
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    • flows in the centrifugal and centripetal directions. You will
    • fluid nature has a centrifugal and centripetal movement in
    • training that has its center in Dornach? You will be able to
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    • since the 9th century. Formerly there was an awareness of the spiritual
    • open for many centuries and given entrance by way of natural gift and
    • and on through the following century. They heard tell how, only a
    • continued its way. And after a few centuries we come to the time when
    • time from the thirteenth to the fifteenth centuries, there was still
    • century, being born about 1430. Raimund of Sabunda is a remarkable
    • century, it is all given in a vague, impersonal style, philosophical
    • great Initiate of the twelfth century, whose work and influence I
    • Pico della Mirandola, who also belongs to the fifteenth century.
    • century. He says: “What is on Earth has undoubtedly come about
    • Earth.” Thus we have in the fifteenth century, in such a
    • the fifteenth century, on the occasion of a ritual arranged for this
    • succeeding centuries, we can always find individual spirits who lived
    • fifteenth century onwards through the sixteenth, seventeenth, and
    • eighteenth centuries. You might find him in some country village as a
    • men, who were often regarded as eccentric, no clear and exact answer;
    • of the eighteenth century, the nature of the Divine and the nature of
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    • century, of course, it was all tradition, but this tradition
    • centuries, when men had not only tradition but also actual
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    • ninety percent of cases leads you right. These moral
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    • posture, they actually go down to the central point of the
    • connection that exists between the central point of the earth
    • gold is a center of a whole sphere and I learn to live and
    • center of the human being.
    • the center to which you adhere here in Dornach, at the
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    • since the 9th century. Formerly there was an awareness of the spiritual
    • What I have been telling you in recent lectures requires to be carried
    • spiritual knowledge through the centuries, and of the form it has
    • taken in recent times, and I have been able to show how from the
    • the nineteenth century, the spiritual knowledge that was present
    • thirteenth centuries. In a personality like Agrippa of Nettesheim,
    • also a Demon. When we go back to the twelfth or thirteenth century,
    • the fifteenth century. Then came the tremendous change, which no one
    • fifteenth, in the sixteenth centuries, and even later, there was a
    • the Earth must be for Man in the centre of the Universe, and the
    • Earth in the centre, could now be set another World-System, that has
    • the Sun in the centre, and the Earth revolving round the Sun —
    • happened in recent times? (The teacher is speaking to the pupil.)
    • eighteenth century such communications became impossible, but until
    • the great change that has come about in the last centuries in the way
    • taught much later, say in the seventeenth century. — You will
    • But in the seventeenth century this externality was taken as a matter
    • eighteenth and nineteenth centuries is genuine and true. Beautiful
    • eighteenth century who speak of a downfall of all that is human, and
    • these men of the eighteenth century say applies just as well to our
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    • since the 9th century. Formerly there was an awareness of the spiritual
    • Schools in the 18th and First Half of the 19th Century
    • modern times, particularly after the eighteenth century, for what I
    • have told you is really true, namely that in recent times what has
    • recently made its appearance, is the external observation of Nature,
    • as the middle of the nineteenth century. And in order that we may
    • nineteenth century and are really survivals of the ancient wisdom.
    • the nineteenth century. Once more we find a small group — call
    • it a school if you will — a lonely school of Central Europe.
    • became aware that at a certain place in Central Europe there existed
    • late as the nineteenth century, within this little community or
    • century by men who based their knowledge on good old traditions of
    • the scent of the dog was connected with these currents of warmth and
    • the East too speaks of this concentration on the root of the nose,
    • this concentration on the point between the eyebrows. (This is how
    • the exact spot is defined.) But in truth this concentration is a
    • concentration on the miniature man that is situated in this spot and
    • guidance: he learned to apprehend, in intensely concentrated thought,
    • astral light his whole life long. The dog scents only that which has
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    • entered ever since the last third of the 19th century, and into which
    • third of the 15th century than he ever did before. This new relation
    • Recently I have been
    • follows. Quite distinctly until the 4th century A.D., and in a
    • rudimentary way even until the 12th and 13th century, man was able to
    • remained until the 4th century A.D. Even among the first Fathers of
    • persons, even until the 12th or 13th century. But when the age of
    • — even into the 12th or 13th century — we find the
    • already in the 12th or 13th century. What happened can be expressed
    • the 13th or 14th century. Then human beings began to write in the
    • expanse. For a time — until the 19th century — men wrote
    • concentrates on the objective, — that is the great difference.
    • of the 1870's, the last third of the 19th century: — The same
    • nineteenth century, men can meet Michael in the spirit, in a fully
    • century and became strong in the twentieth — stronger and
    • ordered, or rather, disordered in the most recent times. For they
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    • the nineteenth century, and into which human beings will have to
    • the spiritual world since the first third of the fifteenth century
    • Recently I have been
    • follows. — Quite distinctly until the fourth century
    • twelfth and thirteenth century, man was able to draw forth from
    • century A.D. Even among the first Fathers of
    • persons, even until the twelfth or thirteenth century. But when the
    • the twelfth or thirteenth century — we find the visions
    • already in the twelfth or thirteenth century. What happened can be
    • the thirteenth or fourteenth century. Then human beings began to
    • in the vast expanse. For a time — until the nineteenth century
    • mainly to the subjective life; the new Initiation concentrates
    • nineteenth century, men can meet Michael in the Spirit, in a fully
    • century and became strong in the twentieth — stronger and
    • ordered, or rather, have become sadly disordered in the most recent
    • fifteenth century; so that the form, the mechanism which comes to
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    • speaking about the insects recently, we heard
    • occupied all the time with this nascent poison; they absorb it
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    • teachers of the twentieth century, he felt that it was vital to describe
    • with the help of such ideas. And for the last few centuries man has become
    • bears within him an ancient past in a twofold way; a more recent past
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    • the surface until, at last, what was in the centre of the body reaches
    • the earth, estimate the changes occurring in the course of centuries,
    • as little there a certain number of centuries ago, as your own substances
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    • teachers of the twentieth century, he felt that it was vital to describe
    • certain direction, the more elementary considerations recently begun. In
    • has taken since the first third of the fifteenth century magnificent
    • consciousness, and concentrating one's whole consciousness upon it.
    • point is simply that we concentrate our consciousness on this one thought,
    • and again, to make it present in our consciousness and concentrate our
    • way or other. By such concentration one strengthens and intensifies his
    • thoughts’. But through such concentration one really comes to
    • solid things. But it is not so at all. Ten per cent., at most, is solid;
    • the other ninety per cent. is fluid or even gaseous. At least ninety
    • per cent. of man, while he lives, is a column of water.
    • merely take account of the body, they only describe ten per cent of man.
    • The oriental meditator did this directly by concentrating on his breathing,
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    • everything else that is astral is discovered streaming in centripetally;
    • his astral body by subduing the centripetal astral forces.
    • in this centrifugal tendency. In this connection you need only think
    • period between his last death and his last descent to earth. And he
    • centuries; otherwise he could not have developed the intellect he has
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    • incarnation (sketch, right centre), and of the etheric body which extends
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    • we become stronger and stronger in concentrating, in holding fast the
    • This leads us to the studies we shall be pursuing tomorrow. They centre
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    • from the earth; and the heart indicated in some form or other reminiscent
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    • told you that recently we have been making researches in our
    • scent there is. All is so fresh. Yes, and what is so fresh there by
    • about 90 per cent of water. Man too is a fish, for the solid part
    • which is only 10 per cent, swims there in the water. We are really
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    • But a center must exist from out of which this deepening
    • derives, and the Center can be seen by those who wish to be
    • throughout the centuries and millennia, but revealed in each
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    • But a center must exist from out of which this deepening
    • derives, and the Center can be seen by those who wish to be
    • throughout the centuries and millennia, but revealed in each
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    • fish; for he consists, as to 90 per cent, of a body of water, and in
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    • the greatest disasters of recent times would not have occurred.
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    • possibility of really concentrating on spiritual striving and
    • after the first third of the fourth century had passed. And now
    • everything. And the dead thinking of the nineteenth century
    • unconscious. And he concentrates this agitation on the
    • south, from eastern, southern or central Europe. One must
    • concentrate on the will's unconscious impulses in order to see
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    • possibility of really concentrating on spiritual striving and
    • after the first third of the fourth century had passed. And now
    • everything. And the dead thinking of the nineteenth century
    • unconscious. And he concentrates this agitation on the
    • south, from eastern, southern or central Europe. One must
    • concentrate on the will's unconscious impulses in order to see
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    • our Initiate from sitting down quiescently, letting the world run its
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    • of love in a former life on earth, when he behaved as a decent man
    • century we are in the age when men are becoming ever more free and
    • centuries, in this direction. This principle will be consciously
    • environment. Education in coming centuries will have to be placed far
    • Nor can a man who is destined for the 20th century live in the time
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    • the first third of the fifteenth century we have been in the
    • taken up, will continue to develop in the coming centuries with
    • in coming centuries, the education of a child will have to be
    • man who is predestined for the twentieth century unable to live
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    • that, especially in recent times through a Wagnerian influence, as well
    • way, once more a kind of meditation (I recently spoke to you about the
    • several centuries, to observe that it has gradually dropped many ah,
    • more unmusical in the course of centuries. (I am speaking now of the
    • speak. I do not mean by this those dashes of which recent poets are
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    • been put forward in recent times. If people, in such a case, did not
    • always emphasized that a real attempt has to be made to concentrate
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    • the eight-bar phrase (which has four main accents) by clearly showing
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    • here, once more, the breathing function is mainly concentrated in the
    • surface, with a black hole in the centre of it.
    • evanescent, like dreams. It is not the ideas which have gone down
    • quite evanescent. As to what really remains, we do not conceive it at
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    • with a black hole in the center. (See
    • we form as we occupy ourselves with the world are as evanescent
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    • this descent within the soul. That is why this verse is
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    • the academic world during the 19th century came to his knowledge —
    • of the 19th Century. And it was in truth a kind of
    • of the 19th century. The great man sits there with his legs crossed.
    • Galileo-destiny in the 19th century. On one occasion when Dühring
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    • were one continuous stream of happenings: events of the 20th century
    • are related to events of the 19th century, these again to events of
    • the 18th century, and so on. That it is men themselves who carry over
    • from epochs in the remote past to more recent times, entering again
    • soul-and-spirit just before the descent to earth. Here, up to a
    • century. The incarnation in which the karma of his latest earthly
    • life was prepared lies somewhere about the 8th century A.D.
    • individuality, who afterwards lived in the 19th century as Friedrich
    • Theodor Vischer, tried in the 8th century to establish close
    • century A.D.
    • following centuries, right into the 19th century, a spirit-bond, a
    • we are studying had been drawn, that through the coming centuries it
    • should be allowed to stream on through the centuries.
    • on into the Christian centuries — fell to a number of
    • individuals who were born into Arabism in the 7th and 8th centuries
    • steady progress through the centuries. A number of souls born into
    • until in the 19th century the majority of these souls came down to
    • descend in the 19th century. [Vischer was born in 1807 and died in
    • 7th/8th century was an especially good preparation — (it is of
    • culture, who died during those centuries and came up into the
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    • in the newspapers recently that this hitherto undisputed knowledge of the
    • computed as ten lunar months. It is only comparatively recently that
    • difference is due to the fact that throughout the centuries the Jews
    • formerly in the Sun. In the first Christian centuries, Christ was
    • in the world. Moreover in the early Christian centuries this was in
    • — it was at the beginning of the eleventh century — an attempt
    • the beginning of the eleventh century. Lutherism came considerably
    • Rome, should stand as the centre and citadel of the Christian
    • this whole conception has remained in oblivion through the centuries
    • eighteenth centuries that it was completely swept away. The Middle
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    • what is concentrated within the skin is an illusion; for man is
    • heavenly bodies who know that in every century, in every age,
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    • what is concentrated within the skin is an illusion; for man is
    • heavenly bodies who know that in every century, in every age,
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    • influence in philosophy, but thinkers of the 19th century —
    • spirit with extraordinary apathy. Indeed, the men of the 19th century
    • century that has now begun; it is impossible to shake them out of
    • another recent series of lectures I gave a picture of the encounter
    • Christian centuries knew what it was to live in union with the
    • centuries, when the peoples of the South came into conflict with
    • 20th centuries. But if those men were to return in the mood of soul
    • met with at every street comer, so to say, in the 19th century. But
    • nerves-and-senses organism, which is concentrated mainly in the head
    • half of the 19th century: The Philosophy of the Unconscious.
    • during his life. It was in Naumburg, in the nineties of last century,
    • at the end of the 19th century, an incarnation which finally
    • maybe, in quite recent times.
    • effect of this concentration upon making the body fit for salvation
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    • of starting from personalities in more recent times and then going
    • praises have so often been sung by poets, at the centre of a wide
    • flourishing over yonder in Asia that illustrious centre of culture of
    • which I have spoken, the centre of culture around Haroun al Raschid.
    • recently able to show you how the work and achievements of
    • to find him again than to go the reverse way, as in recent lectures —
    • spiritual individuality in the 9th century, bearing in mind what he
    • adopted by European civilisation in the 8th/9th centuries to Haroun
    • Spain at the beginning of the 8th century. Battles are fought, and
    • the 8th century, he now bears with him through the gate of death,
    • in Western Europe. And he appears again in the 19th century, bringing
    • Baghdad, we find Mamun ruling there in the 9th century. During
    • centre of Mohammedanism, Medina, which later on became the seat of
    • indeed from many centres of culture, to Asia.
    • is a representative spirit in the first century after Mohammed, but
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    • Here we have the first descent, climbing downward to the
    • learn about the next descent, into the water-element, through
    • remains in this descent. When we live in our remembrances, in
    • it is in this descent from thinking to perception where we
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    • Here we have the first descent, climbing downward to the
    • learn about the next descent, into the water-element, through
    • remains in this descent. When we live in our remembrances, in
    • it is in this descent from thinking to perception where we
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    • in the events of the 19th century. Today, then, we will make a
    • the 19th century. He was born in the year 1807 and he held a
    • century. This means that the way he expresses himself as a man is
    • highly characteristic of the 19th century.
    • in the first half of the 19th century, when Liberalism and Democracy
    • first half of the 19th century, it happened one day that for the
    • centred in Italy — it was not granted him at first to take a
    • now the time came, in the middle of the 19th century, when all kinds
    • it was the same all through. At some campaign or other in the centre
    • other greatness in evidence in the 19th century! A most remarkable
    • 18th century the idea of repeated earth-lives was by no means a
    • him a kindness, and as he had recently written a most enthusiastic
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    • circumstances. In Nice, at the beginning of the 19th century,
    • century, A.D., and his
    • last incarnation in the 19th century, there was no further
    • ago — had to express itself during the 19th century in
    • 19th century representative of materialistic Monism.
    • I said, of the 9th century. In the 19th century this comes to
    • expression in the only way possible during that century. You will
    • incarnation had emerged in the 19th century, together with his
    • by the men of the 19th century. He would have been considered quite
    • conceptions and ideas facing Garibaldi in the 19th century, he became
    • certain period of the 19th century — it is long past now, at
    • 18th century he was unable, so to speak, to come right down into his
    • body. In the 13th century, as a repetition of his life in ancient
    • concepts; and then, in the 18th century, he became the journalist par
    • century. Then, if you will keep in mind what I have just told you, a
    • century, he might perhaps have written in his youth a beautiful
    • 18th century. And so it was only in extreme old age that he was
    • in the 19th century had been shifted out of place. For we find, first
    • 19th century. And he is drawn to the very same region of the earth to
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    • in the 8th and 9th centuries, who was the figure-head of a wonderful
    • light in the Oriental culture of the 8th and 9th centuries. For he
    • work for several centuries; it was the time, too, when the
    • came Comenius, that significant figure of the l7th century, with his
    • worked together over in the East during the 8th and 9th centuries.
    • 8th–9th century — a little later, however, than the time
    • all, and came again to earth in the 19th century. The man who had
    • 8th–9th century, and you will find a new light falling upon
    • could be expected? In the 8th–9th century, when men sat
    • different style from that customary in the 19th century, when Hegel
    • century. There sit the conspirators, cursing, railing in the language
    • speech of the 19th century, and you have what comes to expression in
    • active in the seventies of last century. Truth to tell, ever since I
    • not a Pole at all by physical descent but only by civilisation and
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    • Society to a marked degree in recent years. That it ceases is
    • This cosmic force is the one concentrated from below by gravity
    • thinking to be concentrated in the head, here [in the first
    • concentrated in the head. Feeling stays in the heart, where it
    • realize then how willing, concentrated in the head, is the
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    • Society to a marked degree in recent years. That it ceases is
    • This cosmic force is the one concentrated from below by gravity
    • thinking to be concentrated in the head, here [in the first
    • concentrated in the head. Feeling stays in the heart, where it
    • realize then how willing, concentrated in the head, is the
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    • In recent lectures
    • who lived in the 8th and 9th centuries
    • time. Bacon and Amos Comenius, having died in the 17th century, lived
    • 19th century, were in the spiritual world together with the souls of
    • of the 19th century we find souls who had become dependent already in
    • 19th century whose names will be known to most of you. One of them
    • throughout the two centuries, in the life beyond the earth, under the
    • one of the greatest historians of the 19th century — Leopold
    • concentrated on the real, outer world. Everywhere he demanded
    • lives on earth. For in the thoughts which I have recently placed
    • form what was always present in him in a nascent state. His
    • the time of the 6th century in Italy. There we have the feeling: We
    • come to an incarnation in Italy in the early Christian centuries
    • 12th century. He learns of the strange destiny of Thomas à
    • in the story of what actually happened in the 12th century between
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    • recent Parisian newspaper stated that it is possible to be taught to read
    • and religion which I have described to you recently. And Adonis was
    • centuries of the Christian era itself, the Easter Festival was not celebrated
    • century did it become customary to celebrate Easter in the spring.
    • Moon. By the third and fourth centuries of the Christian era,
    • the fifteenth century onwards, that too was forgotten. At the time
    • Mystery of Golgotha. — By the eighth or ninth centuries, men
    • century there were two Emperors, one a little later than the other. The first
    • exterminated altogether by the Emperor Justinian but for centuries
    • third and fourth centuries A.D. all kinds of
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    • Goetheanum be understood as the center of the anthroposophical
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    • Goetheanum be understood as the center of the anthroposophical
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    • associated with the Easter Festival for centuries — customs and
    • In the first centuries of Christianity — not at its immediate
    • foundation but in the course of the first centuries — Easter
    • centre of the Christian consciousness, passes through death. Good
    • Friday and Easter Sunday. Easter Sunday is the day when the central
    • peoples of Asia Minor. A sacred image was the central point of the
    • Yet even in the first centuries of Christianity there were only few
    • of Nazareth, that the Earth had really been fertilised by the descent
    • through our initiation, the Christ whom we could reach by our ascent
    • For how did it really appear to the human beings in the centuries
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    • century A.D., instead of looking upward to the
    • aspect concentrated in the one historic action upon Golgotha.
    • succeeding centuries. Man's penetration into spiritual things becomes
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    • have become associated with the Easter Festival through the centuries
    • centuries; a Christian festival linked with the fundamental idea, the
    • evolution. Nothing less occurred, in the early Christian centuries,
    • — what is its essence? It is this: the central figure in
    • Sunday is the day on which the central being of Christianity arises
    • constituted the center of interest. It portrayed Adonis, the
    • Initiation, enacted through many centuries, had become a
    • In the first centuries of Christianity very few men knew that a
    • How did the matter appear to those living in the centuries
    • Century, instead of seeking Christ in the Sun from the Mystery
    • ultimate degree, unified and concentrated in the historical deed on
    • Then, in the following centuries, the evolution of humanity took
    • more recent times. But it must once more become so; and the awakening
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    • associated with it through the centuries, we cannot fail to
    • so during the first few centuries. It is linked to
    • These earlier festivals centered around the spring
    • development. In the early Christian centuries, nothing
    • essential content of Easter. First, the figure central to
    • Finally, on Easter Sunday, the central being of
    • long spans of pre-Christian antiquity. At the center of this
    • over many, many centuries became in this way a historical
    • the first Christian centuries very few people knew that a
    • centuries immediately following the Mystery of Golgotha?
    • the old initiation center (red, at right), neophytes gazed up
    • is the eighth century; the Mystery of Golgotha (cross, at
    • center) had already taken place. Human beings, instead of
    • unified and concentrated, in the historical deed on
    • remarkable development began to take place during the centuries
    • recent times. It must, however, once more become so through
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    • through the centuries religious customs and ceremonies having
    • From early Christian centuries — not indeed from the
    • centuries — this has been a festival of the greatest
    • the early Christian centuries, with an entirely different
    • the centre of Christian consciousness, Christ Jesus, passed
    • which the central figure for all Christendom rose from the
    • central point. This statue represented Adonis the spiritual
    • the early Christian centuries only a few people were aware that
    • in the centres of initiation. The most essential fact regarding
    • in the centuries immediately following it? In ancient places of
    • who lived in the 8th century, instead of looking out from the
    • were concentrated within the historic deed on Golgotha.
    • the centuries that followed we now become aware of an
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    • centuries humanity of the civilised world has undergone an evolution
    • in the first centuries of Christianity, could learn to know the
    • first Christian centuries which intended that all knowledge of such
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    • plants and animals before his descent to Earth. The ancient Initiate,
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    • that can evoke such thoughts. During the last three to five centuries
    • Mysteries in the pre-Christian or early Christian centuries could
    • in the early Christian centuries. It is therefore not surprising that
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    • five centuries we in the civilized world have undergone a
    • even in the early centuries of Christianity someone who was
    • connected with a Mystery center could have experienced
    • exterminate such knowledge in the early Christian centuries
    • central to all earthly life is at the root of the Mystery
    • Feel at its center the birth of worlds.
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    • centuries, who was closely associated with the Mysteries could
    • Persia; so powerful in the early Christian centuries were the
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    • gathering now. Because of the very concentrated form in which
    • and nineties of the last century when the titles of these
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    • receive the faculty of movement concentrated into his etheric body.
    • directly from the Sun before man's descent to Earth. Thus from the Sun
    • Thus we look back to ancient times when the descent of man
    • Mysteries, while the ascent, the resurrection in the Spirit,
    • simply superimposed on the Springtime Mystery of the descent. The
    • remember his descent into the Physical; and again when Nature is
    • declining man was to remember his ascent, his resurrection in the
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    • is concentrated there.
    • the etheric body immediately before the descent to Earth: that which
    • saw the descent of man from the pre-earthly to the earthly life,
    • while others dwelt on the ascent in the spirit. But in later epochs,
    • combine the autumn Mystery of the ascent with the spring
    • Mystery of the descent into one
    • their descent from the spiritual world. Precisely where Nature begins
    • to ascend, man was to remember his descent into the physical; and
    • where Nature disintegrates, man was to contemplate his ascent, his
    • incentive to work, such as the more primitive man needed during the
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    • the period immediately preceding our descent to earth,
    • our descent from pre-earthly into earthly life, while others,
    • the autumnal Mysteries, recognized our ascent into the
    • cosmos, the autumnal Mystery of ascent was mistakenly combined
    • with the spring Mystery of descent.
    • human beings were reminded of their descent into the physical,
    • center to Mystery center seeking knowledge, were able to have
    • portrayed as traveling from one Mystery center to another. And
    • festivals gave them the spiritual incentives they needed
    • centers.
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    • during that period, he turns his attention to the descent to
    • the centres of the Ancient Mysteries something like the
    • descent to earth thou hadst need of powers that were built up
    • assumed by thine etheric body at its descent into thy physical
    • immediately before its descent to earth, is what comes to him
    • man's descent from pre-earthly to earthly existence, and in
    • there was knowledge concerning his ascent to that which was
    • of man's descent
    • stir in spring, man had to think of his descent into physical
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    • out what is in your minds so that the discussion can center
    • until recently, has caused difficulties to many of us.
    • which may become a central meditation. If you think about
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    • Never did human hearts and minds partake so intimately in this descent
    • could experience the final steps of man in his descent out of the
    • sense. Only at his descent to Earth did he become man and woman. But
    • How infinitely much had happened in the course of centuries for those
    • during a certain century. And once more the J O A resounded
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    • intimately, so fervently, in this last phase of the descent to Earth
    • steps of the descent from the spiritual
    • differentiation between man and woman did not enter until the descent
    • terrestrial. The Ephesian disciples were able to achieve this ascent
    • centuries! What a wealth of spiritual light and wisdom had suffused
    • certain century. And once more there resounded the J O A, and again
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    • their descent from pre-earthly into earthly life, guide them in
    • his descent out of the spiritual world. As he did so, however,
    • a state preparatory to the descent to Earth. In the Ephesian
    • Such was the Mystery center that went up in flames through the
    • experienced throughout the centuries, how much spiritual light
    • alphabet on paper. The entire magnificent content comes to you
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    • of the other planets a man was guided at his descent from
    • so much interest in the descent of the soul from pre-earthly
    • stage of this descent, in man's clothing of himself with the
    • the arrangements at this centre of the Mysteries were so
    • Ephesian Mysteries to experience the final steps in his descent
    • It first became man and woman at its descent to
    • inwardly and outwardly, preparing him for his descent to earth,
    • the things that have happened in the course of centuries to
    • times they had passed through together in a certain century at
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    • to our souls. For this we must not concentrate on the elements,
    • rather must we concentrate on what pulls the planets that
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    • to our souls. For this we must not concentrate on the elements,
    • rather must we concentrate on what pulls the planets that
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    • at the centre of our study of the world. Two ends are attained
    • concentration of all that is to be found outspread in the far spaces
    • centre of our studies, but now in his whole being, as an
    • — The very fact of placing man at the centre of study, makes
    • somewhere about the 9th century A.D.,
    • overseer is born again, in Central Europe, but now as a woman, and
    • first century before the founding of Christianity, when they had
    • officer is now, in the 9th century A.D.,
    • in a commune in Central Europe where
    • finished in the medieval incarnation in the 9th century; for the wife
    • education in the 18th century, is the karmic fulfilment in relation
    • century A.D., and then
    • them they become the centre of our observations and disclose a great
    • told you, to the 6th century A.D.
    • of the 5th and the beginning of the 6th century
    • century now overshadows the picture of Conrad Ferdinand Meyer in the
    • Ferdinand Meyer does in the 19th century.
    • century, and can find there no explanation of this. And so we are
    • in the 6th century and the Conrad Ferdinand Meyer incarnation —
    • 6th century, when he went to England from Italy as a member of a
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    • centrifugal forces are working within the human being and
    • today. Especially just recently, there has been a great deal
    • reason for this is that at the end of the nineteenth century
    • nineteenth century goes on rolling for the time being. But
    • the nineteenth and twentieth centuries there were brought
    • the second third of the nineteenth century were men of the
    • has striven for centuries is not so that it merely makes one
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    • Arabian-Mohammedan culture. These matters have recently been
    • that center of spiritual culture which was at its prime when,
    • spiritual culture centers around Harun al Raschid
    • working for some centuries.
    • sub-consciousness but that for three or four centuries it has
    • up in recent times at universities. Originally there were
    • happen. It has appeared in a dreadful form recently in the
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    • empty space with a slightly condensed earth at the center
    • see there is only ten percent of the human being. As long as
    • juices is particularly concentrated in the liver, let us say,
    • take the skeleton of a dog or other mammal and concentrate
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    • concentrated deeply on this reading, then we begin to hear in a
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    • center of life. The astral body and ego structure have,
    • his own center of gravity which lies in his subconsciousness.
    • ascent to inspiration.
    • eighteenth century, something of the spirit still remained in
    • feel itself a center with a definite task. Then the
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    • death is something that breaks in upon man. The descent from the
    • soul-and-spirit for those of earthly existence. The descent entails
    • 4th centuries A.D. it was
    • lived in the early Christian centuries as an Initiate, with a soul
    • the inner concentration of soul-forces that was still possible in the
    • 3rd or 4th century of our era, is so no longer. And so the following
    • certain Mystery-centre in Asia Minor, typical of all such
    • centuries. Traditions were everywhere alive in those olden days when
    • Christian centuries these very Mysteries of Asia Minor were occupied
    • concentrated in the Mystery of Golgotha? How will it unite with the
    • Asia Minor in the early Christian centuries. It is a shattering
    • Mystery-centre, when an experience came to him of an event that made
    • Initiate-knowledge, received in a Mystery-centre in Asia Minor, was
    • born again as a woman, at the beginning of the 17th century, before
    • incarnation as a woman in the 17th century, was born again in the
    • 19th century. All that had become even more inward during the
    • century, poured into a peculiarly characteristic view of the world
    • into the life of the 19th and 20th centuries, to work effectively
    • why recent times have produced so many really splendid examples of
    • beginning of the 20th centuries, but an additional factor has been
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    • destruction. A few centuries later, that is to say, a comparatively
    • Remember that this was in the eighties of last century when there was
    • so-called innocent life.
    • centuries of Greek civilisation — in fact it was so for a
    • therefore, there is the descent into the inmost being; on the other,
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    • respiratory and circulatory organs are concentrated. All
    • [red dots]. Man speaks his I from out of his center of his
    • of which we sense in us. When we concentrate in meditation on
    • Resound in heart's center
    • Resound in heart's center
    • Resound in heart's center.
    • center” —
    • gathered in the center is where the source of the love-forces
    • — “height”, “center”,
    • “limbs”, what strives from the center
    • Resound in heart's center
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    • this play (which, as I recently mentioned, is a perfect horror from
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    • the nineteenth century solved it simply by asserting: It is not true,
    • centuries Christianity has developed many pagan characteristics,
    • of the West — those who came from Greece, Rome and Central Germany
    • Jews have been doing for centuries — but that this practice
    • twentieth century was due to an urge that is also present in the
    • of the nineteenth century was a Jew. Jews who have really merged into
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    • him concentration. Always to be looking at the place where a button
    • breast is longer than the part from the centre of the chest up
    • to the neck. If the part from the centre of the chest to the neck is
    • has made the ascent to the mid-point very quickly. He passed through
    • descent.
    • half, in the ascent, and then quickly completes the descent. Thus
    • human head, there is nothing that is reminiscent of Imagination. But
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    • nerves-and-senses system is concentrated mainly in the head, it
    • of life, just as the nerves-and-senses system is concentrated mainly
    • whose last incarnation of importance occurred in the first centuries
    • century. (— This does not imply that there has been no other
    • incarnation in the first seven or eight centuries after the founding
    • their incarnation during the first seven or eight centuries after the
    • founding of Christianity. In these centuries the feeling in the human
    • centuries: ‘I have descended from the spiritual world into
    • grew stronger and stronger during the first Christian centuries. The
    • incarnation during the first Christian centuries, were not strong
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    • centuries ago in Northern Africa by St. Augustine, or, later on, by
    • the 18th century, this same individuality passed over into a man who
    • wrought in the Mars-sphere, Voltaire came again in the 18th century
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    • Mysteries — actually until the 14th century
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    • I have been telling you here recently, and especially the lecture in
    • a sense organ, but because the sense organs are concentrated chiefly
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    • nature, another life of soul, a spirit soul, which makes its descent,
    • permanent soul-life is behind; it makes its descent and passes
    • When, with the descent of soul and spirit, the synthesizing activity
    • centrifugal impulse is at work all the time, pushing the body out.
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    • way as we have examined them in recent lectures from the point of
    • human souls in their descent from pre-earthly into earthly existence
    • moon in the centre, so to the gaze of Initiation a whole world
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    • century so very difficult to follow. What is important for you,
    • sweating should be always mildly present in them in nascent state.
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    • concentrated in one point in space. But these cosmic forces
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    • system, it is centripetal; we go here inwards from ego to
    • centripetally arranged, from physical on the outside to ego within.
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    • that evolution of civilisation which is concentrated mainly
    • in Europe. The time I mean lies in the 14th or 15th century
    • century. But as to the mood of soul which preceded this, we
    • century A.D., was altogether different from that of
    • Mind-Soul. In the 14th and 15th century, the Spiritual Soul
    • centuries, was by no means in a position merely to submit
    • individuality, and that we must concentrate above all on
    • century.
    • people. No great man of the 13th or 14th century could have
    • be experienced in the 13th or 14th century, are quite
    • or writer of the 13th century. He writes down his thoughts.
    • 13th century were directed against Averroes who was long
    • well be understood. For about the 13th century there were
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    • century or around the middle of the Middle Ages. It is the
    • to the surface of civilisation in the 14th and 15th centuries.
    • stream of civilisation as late as the 12th century A.D., was
    • Mind-Soul. In the 14th and 15th century, the Consciousness Soul
    • 12th centuries, was by no means in a position merely to submit
    • and that we must concentrate above all on his individuality
    • not really come to an end until the 16th or 17th century.
    • people. No great man of the 13th or 14th century could have
    • 13th or 14th century are quite unknown. Then it would happen
    • writer of the 13th century. He writes down his thoughts.
    • 13th century were directed against Averroes, who was long dead.
    • This doubt can well be understood. For around the 13th century
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    • percentage and let the child have a bath in it. This will work upon
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    • consciousness that he knows himself to be in the centre of
    • the periphery. From the centre the Sun is seen as the field
    • centre of the Sun into the essential Spirit-land, and in
    • period of the middle of the 19th century, were received as
    • middle of the 19th century. What one then saw passing into
    • century — the deeds of men, their relations to one
    • in the late 70's, the 80's and 90's of last century. And it
    • in the 70's, 80's and 90's of last century. It is so
    • the 19th century.
    • or that, of the last third of the 19th century.’
    • last third of the 19th century have the greatest imaginable
    • past century is an all the more fruitful field for the
    • possible of these ghosts of the past century and bring them
    • century — Ideas which, for all men of insight, are
    • 19th century is working still so strongly into the 20th.
    • three decades of the 20th century. Nearly everything
    • century.’
    • notably in the second decade of the 20th century. It has
    • this century?’ And how much more do we feel it when
    • of the last third of the 19th century! Their shadow-forces
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    • you know, calcium sulphate with 20 per cent water. So that here again
    • secretion. The medicament must enter the body in a centripetal
    • direction, in order to evoke a reaction that works centrifugally.
    • enema, a five per cent decoction, twice a week. If this does not help,
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    • for the following reason: In past centuries, when they had
    • 11th, 10th, 9th, and 8th centuries after Christ. There we
    • century. In the first half of the 19th century there were
    • in the first half of the 19th century, there were souls in
    • 7th and 13th or 14th centuries A.D. by way of dire and
    • 19th century.
    • them a concentrated feeling, gathered from manifold
    • experiences, a concentrated feeling within their
    • 20th centuries. And as I said, all manner of things were
    • which was frequently the case during the centuries to which
    • century. There he had to live through it again; and he
    • first half of the 19th century.
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    • with Berberis vulgaris 10 per cent, and Curative Eurythmy: L —
    • centrifugally and drives the substantiality of the organism to the
    • opposite principle that works centripetally. You will accordingly
    • anyway, let us concentrate our attention on the main point. What L.
    • century that that sentence of Goethe's found its way, through me,
    • So you have here in Jena a centre for currents of influence that are
    • author of the “History of the Creation” and concentrate
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    • the more recent, the younger. One must realize how that has happened.
    • first quite simple, a nucleus in the center with an albuminous mass
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    • the first half of the nineteenth century the power to behold what is
    • first half of the nineteenth century people still had the idea that
    • conceptions in the first half of the nineteenth century; this idea of
    • development — egoism in the sense that man centres his
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    • central point at all costs.
    • 5th century after Christ. (We find it nearly always, spread
    • centuries. Sometimes it is later — even as late as
    • the 7th or 8th century). Above all things, we must look
    • early centuries of Christian evolution, one could still
    • centuries of Christianity they still understood the
    • 19th century. Then it was that these souls among others
    • concentrated into a great longing, that they might now at
    • turn of the 19th and 20th centuries — having received
    • first half of the 19th century, and if you translate all
    • first half of the 19th century. It was not on the earth,
    • the 19th century. Quite as a matter of course one sees it
    • there. Nay, even at the end of the 18th century one sees
    • end of the 19th or at the beginning of the 20th century,
    • Paganism. Even in the first centuries of Christianity the
    • indicated — in the first half of the 19th century or
    • 19th century took its course in such a way that
    • that first half of the 19th century: a resolve
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    • formed only comparatively recently, and we have seen to what an
    • recently. Earlier plant and animal forms were different from the
    • recently. If we think of the earth, on the one hand we have America;
    • science held in the nineteenth century. It no longer holds that view;
    • century a learned traveler, Dubois,
    • even of Switzerland — maps which are only a few centuries old,
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    • incarnations during the first centuries of the founding of
    • fifth, sixth, seventh, or eighth century A.D. In
    • first Christian centuries, we find ourselves in an age when
    • human beings who lived in those early Christian centuries
    • century that this condition ceased completely in civilised
    • Christianity in those first Christian centuries, whether it
    • Christianity in the first centuries of Christian evolution.
    • first Christian centuries, and afterwards. Now all this had
    • of the pure and innocent spirituality in all the working of
    • another. In the very first centuries of Christianity, such
    • regions of Europe, but in the fifth and sixth centuries
    • these regions). Thus in later centuries, and indeed for a
    • Christian centuries of the first half of the Middle Ages
    • 19th century. All that they had lived through when they had
    • as harshly as in later centuries. Still, they were regarded
    • 14th century.
    • first few centuries, spoke to their Christians
    • first Christian centuries could preach, people today, where
    • 9th century (or somewhat earlier) when they had passed
    • or 8th and the 19th or 20th century, no matter whether
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    • Europeans had not in recent centuries extended their domination over
    • centuries of ill-treatment at the hands of the Europeans.
    • recently, and the audience enjoyed it immensely. Well, the same kind
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    • better idea of this had not our good Europeans in recent centuries
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    • revelation at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries,
    • centuries. For only when we are aware of these conditions,
    • 14th (15th) century. Before that time, the relationship of
    • into the 7th or 8th century, when we still find a delicate
    • Then we have the age beginning in the 7th or 8th century
    • in the first Christian centuries, partaking in that former
    • — from the 6th, 7th or 8th century onwards —
    • centres of learning. In isolated centres of learning men
    • the first Christian centuries. Nay more, it was possible
    • were indeed isolated centres where teachings were given in
    • an end in the 12th, 13th century, when at length it all
    • centre for the real connection of man with the spiritual
    • until the 7th or 8th century — in a kind of echo of
    • centres that had remained as the high places of knowledge,
    • relics of the ancient Mysteries. In those centres human
    • the 7th or 8th century in the last relics of the ancient
    • 15th centuries of which we have so often spoken. In certain
    • centres we still see these old teachings cultivated, though
    • especially the 12th century, reaching on to the 13th, a
    • centuries had been led to a conscious experience of the
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    • turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. An age of light has
    • mankind in general. With the close of the 19th century, the
    • is as though the first decades of the 20th century had
    • habits on into the 20th century; and just because the light
    • Michael began with the last third of the 19th century.
    • three centuries before the end of the eighteen-seventies,
    • as in the three centuries preceding the last third of the
    • 19th century.
    • the 19th century the problem of heredity became the most
    • great part of the 19th century.
    • century in the question of reproduction and indeed in all
    • sexual questions. In the centuries to which I have just
    • that began at the end of the seventies of the last century,
    • the new Age of Light beginning in the 20th century. For the
    • leadership in human evolution for about three centuries, in
    • centuries. His place is now taken by Michael. There are
    • the next three centuries, these national impulses will be
    • connected with the descent of Christ to the earth: Michael
    • fulfilled especially in the first Christian centuries. In
    • the earliest Christian centuries we still see those human
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    • recently been describing to you, everything would long ago have been
    • down strongly into the intestines. You can see how magnificently the
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    • intestines. You can see how magnificently the human body is arranged!
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    • of the 15th century. To characterise it we can say: Michael
    • dominion, having lasted three centuries and finding its
    • spiritual Beings. It is indeed of fairly recent date that
    • from him entirely since the 8th or 9th century A.D.,
    • the last third of the 19th century, when the Gabriel
    • century) which became even more so in the 14th and 15th
    • centuries. They said: “Now everyone has his own
    • (these only came at the beginning of the 19th century) but
    • three-and-a-half centuries. In the last three or four
    • centuries it has been the dominion of Gabriel. Now it will
    • sight, — overpowering, magnificent. And every time a
    • pre-Christian century had been well-nigh extinguished. They
    • courageous ascents to the spiritual world that had taken
    • earth in sinless form. From the centre of Alexandria the
    • conclusiveness, the magnificent certainty of aim with which
    • significant above all since the 8th or 9th century, when
    • the beginning of the 15th century. In individual spirits
    • In recent
    • century is almost like an earthly reflection of the great
    • of Sabunda still taught, even in the 15th century, that the
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    • nineteenth century, where the souls who were selected to be
    • the fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth centuries, and which
    • nineteenth century.
    • nineteenth century.
    • centuries.
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    • thirteenth centuries, or still earlier, were different from ourselves
    • has drunk very little alcohol; he has lived a really decent life. But
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    • the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, or still earlier, were
    • really decent life. But in his earlier years he did eat rather a lot
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    • Michael-forces throughout the centuries, in order to see what
    • You see, in the last third of the 19th century it did really happen
    • century — and especially in the time when the end of the Kali
    • years of the 19th century, — it was a shattering experience to
    • In the last third of the 19th century, and especially in the last
    • School of the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries, and in the great
    • super-sensible Cult of the beginning of the 19th century, among all
    • Just at the end of the 19th century these things showed themselves
    • of the 19th century. But it had been prepared for, in the spiritual
    • the end of the century, and others will then unite with them, for by
    • since the 15th century has it become most thoroughly possible for man
    • world. And now go back a few centuries, go back into the 13th
    • century, and see whether such a thing is there at all. It is simply
    • imagine yourself in the 13th century. They managed without the
    • Compare the 13th century with the present time. We may put it thus: —
    • When you transplant yourself into the 13th century you can look out
    • And all this that has come about since the 13th century, what is it?
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    • these Michael-forces throughout the centuries, in order to
    • last third of the 19th century it did really happen that
    • was above all in the last third of the 19th century —
    • century, — it was a shattering experience to see
    • of the 19th century, and especially in the last decade,
    • the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries, and in the great
    • super-sensible Cult of the beginning of the 19th century,
    • of the 19th century these things showed themselves with
    • 19th century. But it had been prepared for, in the
    • century, and others will then unite with them, for by this
    • — Only since the 15th century has it become most
    • through the world. And now go back a few centuries, go back
    • into the 13th century, and see whether such a thing is
    • the 13th century. They managed without the newspapers and
    • the 13th century with the present time. We may put it thus:
    • — When you transplant yourself into the 13th century
    • has come about since the 13th century, what is it? It is
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    • adolescent, to find the ways and means of giving sound
    • than in ordinary life. The child or adolescent confronts
    • that otherwise come in your way, you do not find the centre
    • the 20th century are coming ever more into the things of
    • end of this century, with those who now come to the things
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    • find human beings formed in the way I described here recently, out of
    • way. During our recent trip to Holland we bought an illustrated
    • existence for only a few centuries. Before that, people had to write
    • later, in the nineteenth century, when they came to the regions where
    • centuries. The Greeks would have carried out their construction with
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    • few centuries. Before that, people had to write on parchment which
    • later, in the 19th century, they came to the regions where Indians
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    • 9th century A.D. as the point of time in the evolution of
    • in the 10th, 11th and 12th centuries, in the time when in
    • independent life on earth. In former centuries, man having
    • now told you. Remember that with the 9th century A.D. the
    • In that great School in the beginning of the 15th century
    • centuries approached — the 8th, the 9th, the 10th
    • century A.D. — it happened that the Planetary
    • which is signalised above all by the 9th century and the
    • in the history of recent times. This has brought into the
    • history of recent times more and more social chaos, chaos
    • centuries, come down to earth, devoted still, with their
    • the 9th or 10th century. This again is the shattering
    • of recent times, one of the greatest authors — a very
    • century, were severed by the thinnest of thin walls from
    • more recent editions. There is a passage where he is
    • centuries. And now the requirement is to bring these cosmic
    • today, will be called again at the end of the 20th century,
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    • have different scents. This is also true of the various human races.
    • connection. Just as the plants have their scent from the earth, so
    • scent that is always pleasant; the asafetida has a smell that is
    • The fact of the matter is that any object with a smell or scent emits
    • is devoid of smell as far as they are concerned. Only recently I met
    • their scent. His defect is a grave disadvantage. The cause is, of
    • composed? It is obviously solid, yet it has scent. We must picture to
    • crime. The dog picks up a scent at the spot where the crime was
    • The lovers went a-roaming in the enchanting moon-scented night, in a
    • the moon, the scents would not be so very pleasantly fragrant! Again,
    • scent-body accordingly, while the asafetida has a delicate perception
    • have they no scent? As a matter of fact, to sensitive noses all
    • plants do have a certain scent — at the least, they have what
    • scent of Mercury. It holds the scent, as I have indicated, between
    • its solid parts and exhales it; then the scent is dense enough for us
    • chestnuts — you know the scent of horse chestnut, or of linden
    • adjusts itself to the scents of the planets just as do the plants
    • not have an odor depends upon whether it is perceiving the scents of
    • we wouldn't know where we were, for scents and tastes would come to
    • legends, mythologies (there was recently a question about this), much
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    • Society. Hitherto this society was as it were the administrative centre
    • the last third of the 19th century. Our conception of the
    • during the last four to five centuries, they are adapted only to receive
    • impulse. When at the beginning of the century the Anthroposophical
    • with in ordinary life. For centuries now we have been arming our senses
    • would have gazed into these glimmering, sparkling, iridescent auras of
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    • concentrated summary in John's Book of Revelation in a form
    • Next came those Mysteries of which the Mass of more recent
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    • was the center of the holy act of consecration of man. Priests
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    • nineteenth century. And it was made known that this guidance
    • about three to four centuries. And when we consider the
    • Previously, again lasting for three to four centuries —
    • that is, from the last third of the nineteenth century back
    • through three to four centuries — was the reign of the
    • going further back we come to the centuries in which a kind of
    • anthroposophist. The responsibility for being a decent person
    • effervescent springs, to the shining sun, to the gleaming moon
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    • — requires us to concentrate on circumstances in the life of a
    • concentrating on these facts of his profession or of his philanthropic
    • very centre of the Middle Ages. We are astonished to find him thus, for
    • reminiscent of that life which dawns upon one who spends much of his
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    • wonderful and magnificent in our soul. Just consider the human
    • wonderful and magnificent like the macrocosm. Even just in the
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    • inner soul life becomes ever more magnificent. Look at how
    • concentrated and took on human and angelic forms, and the past,
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    • A man who had spent the recent part of his life making
    • centuries. In those days people saw the Christ as an appearance
    • olden times. It came to me recently in such a living way when
    • Round Table. They received the incentives for what they had to
    • Man in the centre, on the throne the separate stages of
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    • of thinking in the first Christian centuries, very foreign
    • that time, and what was taught at these centers went out to
    • distant past. I ran into it again recently in a very graphic
    • of man in the center, the individual stages of humanity
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    • recently been given a crass interpretation by Lombroso
    • tremendously magnificent, with spiritual beings moving within
    • of what flowed in a magnificent way from Greek theology into the
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    • recently about the nearness of Mars to the earth, and the newspapers
    • streams back toward the central region of the earth. So that if
    • to you quite recently how the earth too was once in a condition when
    • that the scents of flowers are related to the planets. Does this also
    • that flowers, and also other substances of the earth, have scent
    • said that the plants really do come into being out of the scent of
    • the universe, but this scent is so rarefied, so delicate, that we
    • in some way that a thief has been there and he picks up the scent;
    • would come to light if one were to study how scents that are quite
    • police. It is only rather recently that this has been discovered.
    • entire plant is a nose; it takes in the scent of the universe, and if
    • can say: The scents of flowers, of plants in general, and also other
    • scents on the earth, do indeed relate to the planetary system.
    • extent to the moon. The scent and the color of plants do not,
    • therefore, come from the same source; the scent comes from the
    • the plant has its scent from the planets and its colors from the sun
    • year before that. Going back through a few centuries we find that the
    • aromatic; garden strawberries have less scent, are less sharp in
    • century foodstuffs will become quite unusable if a certain knowledge
    • of anthroposophical spiritual science. Recently I gave a course of
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    • eighth pre-Christian century to the fifteenth century after the
    • take into account that only four or five centuries have passed
    • fourth post-Atlantean age had reached by the third century BC,
    • olfactory nerves which carry the scent into the very being of
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    • them in recent times. Priests must now become aware of the real
    • developed from about the eighth century before Christ up to the
    • 15th century after the Mystery of Golgotha. A new consciousness
    • beginning of it. Only about five centuries have elapsed since
    • century with respect to the preparation of the fourth post
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    • recently been abandoned by a human soul and spirit. We observe
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    • they will approach the events of the second decade of the 20th century,
    • evolution in the successive centuries. But it is also not be denied that
    • a certain period — the 8th and the beginning of the 9th century
    • Where were they in recent centuries? They were here indeed but we must
    • which the new age can provide. And the recent evolution of mankind
    • other hand into Central Europe. They were great powers, these two
    • even several centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha. We look back to
    • throughout the centuries down to Haroun al Raschid who lived in the 8th
    • century
    • Powerful as it was, magnificent and penetrating, deeply united with
    • into the 13th century, one of the most popular subjects of narrative
    • Christian centuries in a district not without interest for the
    • most important and essential events took place in the 9th century. And
    • century the time had already come when European humanity, even in its
    • the true Christians in the first Christian centuries, I mean that Christ
    • century. The full greatness of the Christ Impulse had as it were been
    • centuries after the life of Christ.
    • recent stay in England during the Summer Course
    • magnificent impression. There live and weave the elemental spirits
    • preserved through the centuries of the post-Christian time, even into
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    • centuries there were some individuals who understood things
    • fifteenth century, the importance is returning of what existed
    • fifth post-Atlantean cultural age for three to four centuries.
    • these secrets were even being mentioned in the twelfth century.
    • fourteenth to the fifteenth century who still knew something of
    • century onwards, the age of Raphael, the physician among the
    • nineteenth century.
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    • age, that is, since the first third of the 15th century, we are
    • reigning for 3 to 4 centuries in this fifth archangel cycle
    • places like the School of Chartres in the 12th century. They
    • the beginning of the 15th century when Samael was reigning
    • age which began in the 10th and 11th centuries, where things
    • a directly adjacent world, just as we were only separated from
    • it by a spider's web in the last third of the 19th century,
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    • centuries, and let us connect it with general cosmic evolution
    • consciousness soul in the fifteenth century. The year 333 falls
    • centuries of Catholic ecclesiastical development it was no
    • to the assumption more recently that human evolution can only
    • Christianity? as an example of recent theological
    • people in the nineteenth and even in the eighteenth century
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    • 15th century. This year 333 stands right in the middle. The
    • for the catholic church in later centuries.
    • something out of recent theological developments such as
    • the 19th and already in the 18th century. The important thing
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    • Those members who have recently joined may only receive the
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    • these last lectures. For many centuries these conceptions have in
    • been lacking to the greater part of mankind in recent times. No —
    • recent studies we are coming to do this once more. And we do so
    • time preparing the Michael stream for the 20th century, the Michael
    • stream in which we stand since the last third of the 19th century and in
    • which mankind will be for three or four centuries to come.
    • of the 17th century, a stream which lies not in the straightforward line
    • personalities on earth in the course of the centuries. These were the
    • in the centuries following the 9th, we see Platonic spirits descending
    • stream down on the earth in the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th centuries. On
    • recent lectures, a school which was spiritual through and through and in
    • schools and spiritual centres to which I have referred we find the
    • the very way in which this had been taught for centuries as I have
    • throughout the 12th century, and then a kind of super-sensible exchange
    • the 12th and 13th century, as to the manner of working in the future.
    • very strong karma underlying the fact that to-day and in recent times,
    • who took part in that super-sensible school in the 14th/15th century.
    • what has gone before in the last few centuries. We must indeed be
    • centuries, but we cannot take our start from them. With the
    • taken place in the super-sensible during the last few centuries. In
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    • By bringing before our souls the central points in which the
    • consideration of the central points, so that tomorrow we can
    • seen right up to the fourteenth century as the spiritual
    • fifteenth century. The totality of all the opponents of the
    • years had passed, in 1332, in the fourteenth century. At that
    • humanhood: Sorat stirs. In the fourteenth century we see Sorat,
    • the last third of the nineteenth century he has again been
    • Michael, from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century, as
    • beginning of the twentieth century during
    • on the earth again at the end of the twentieth century. Dear
    • century, initially in the form of great, all-embracing, intense
    • end of this century the time will come when Sorat will once
    • experience during the first half of the twentieth century when
    • century have still to run before Sorat once again raises his
    • and feeling of the tortured Templars. And before this century
    • example, in the way something that is at present concentrated
    • already decreed that at the end of this century Sorat will be
    • the end of the nineteenth century, and the appearance of the
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    • as it were, we place the main centers in which the
    • centers today, and tomorrow we will begin to explain its other
    • beings evolve, and that's why it's located at the center. We
    • the intelligence of the planet up till the 14th century. We can
    • intelligence of the earth. And up till the 14th, 15th centuries
    • went by as 1332 in the 14th century. There we have
    • century we see Soradt the adversary rising up again.
    • the last third of the 19th century in order to go on working
    • some of this recently in a lecture, where I pointed out that a
    • the 14th to 16th centuries, where souls are being prepared who
    • 20th century during Michael's reign. If one looks at what was
    • century. For everything we can do now in this age is of great
    • deeds which should be done at the end of the century. After a
    • 666:1998. We are coming to the end of this century, when Soradt
    • first half of the 20th century through the appearance of the
    • century until Soradt raises his_ head in a mighty way.
    • Templars. He will show himself before the end of this century
    • what is concentrated in a small region in present-day Russian
    • be loose again at the end of this century, when a striving to
    • the 19th century and the appearance of the etheric Christ in
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    • will view us in future centuries as anyone living today in our
    • nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth century. If you go back two
    • health. A certain person lived in the nineteenth century. I'll speak
    • of him presently as he was in the nineteenth century, but first I
    • important consequences for his life in the nineteenth century. This
    • in our age, in the first half of the nineteenth century, and in this
    • convalescents, their physical healing will not be complete without
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    • nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth century. If you go back two
    • health. A certain person lived in the nineteenth century. I'll speak
    • of him presently as he was in the nineteenth century, but first I
    • important consequences for his life in the nineteenth century. This
    • in our age, in the first half of the nineteenth century, and in this
    • convalescents, their physical healing will not be complete without
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    • shown such irregularities through the years, particularly recent
    • noteworthy. In the course of centuries their number has increased,
    • place again. In the course of centuries they have increased
    • science in the 19th century that first caused people to have
    • illuminated, becomes phosphorescent. It has caught the light, “eaten”
    • strong sunlight. But the mineral is phosphorescent and if the room is
    • night, it is throwing off the light, it becomes phosphorescent. In
    • days; it was in the 16th century that spectacles first began to be
    • when phosphorescent Venus is in transit across the sun were also
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    • influence of intellectualism in recent times, Christianity has
    • first century but especially in later centuries after the
    • century, but in later ones, from the second to the
    • North Pole and that a degree of coldness is concentrated there.
    • pole on the earth where all culture was concentrated, in other
    • concentrated around the human soul, and the crowning glory of
    • i.e. the continuation of the sensory nerves towards the centre
    • risen upwards out of the earth, and this was concentrated in
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    • importance to have the gospels interpreted for one. In recent
    • later centuries after the Mystery of: Golgotha — not in
    • second to sixth centuries — but not before — who.
    • are collected. This was a pole for the concentration of outer
    • center. The peripheral brain is more like man's digestive
    • in the continuation of the sensory nerves into the center of
    • becomes concentrated in the old Jerusalem. This came to an end.
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    • School of Chartres still had the impulse, even in the 12th century, to
    • which was to begin at the end of the 19th century, should have been
    • hold good for the spiritual life of coming centuries. And it may be said
    • life. All that was reminiscent still of the great and deep impulses of
    • first centuries. They witnessed all that came into the world as
    • over decades and centuries.
    • feeling for its inner meaning, a certain event in the first centuries of
    • adequate are the narratives that centred round the personality of
    • through the centuries into the Middle Ages and it escapes us. But when
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    • of the sense process, not this central activity; that's why the
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    • of the sense process, not this central activity; that's why the
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    • we have the magnificent concluding picture of the new Jerusalem
    • magnificent picture appears before our soul, namely, that
    • magnificent picture where the Apocalypticer sees what he calls
    • magnificent Imagination is none other than the unified God. And
    • magnificent. It is quite natural and a matter of course that
    • downwards — as I said recently, he considers this state
    • magnificent: He has a name written on him which is known to no
    • with the magnificent Imagination that appears here. Just
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    • In our century in particular, during which much will he decided
    • everything that comes from the will sphere and the centre of
    • In Babylon, or rather at the Mystery centre of Babylon,
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    • centers of Babylon in which one could be initiated into the
    • descended into the mystery centers, and one could really
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    • beautiful and magnificent in the outer world, remains dark and
    • true self-hood So we must realize that if we only concentrate
    • for centuries, and which is expressed in the dictum:
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    • 16th century; we find arising in him once more, in a Christianised form,
    • reappears in the 16th century as Tycho de Brahe, and stands face
    • the 17th century he passed on through the gate of death and entered the
    • 18th and beginning of the 19th century which are connected with this
    • super-sensible School of instruction in the 15th, 16th centuries which
    • the 19th century would have broken in upon the world in a far more
    • beginning of the 19th century there took place in super-sensible regions
    • century there hovers in the immediate neighbourhood of the physical
    • the 19th and beginning of the 20th century, especially at the end of the
    • 19th century, these souls have descended to the earth, prepared not only
    • centuries, and they were looking towards it again during the enactment
    • century. But on the other hand, many who felt themselves drawn to what I
    • the 15th, 16th centuries, and by the great religious act that took place
    • century. It was in vision of that super-sensible action that my Mystery
    • spirit of his working through the centuries and the thousands of years.
    • for this century, is very clearly foreshadowed.
    • of the 19th century, for instance. If you do so open-mindedly, if
    • we can trace the spiritual life of the 19th century backward in a living
    • of the 18th and first half of the 19th century was, to say the least of
    • life of the first half of the 19th century. They were lost sight of,
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    • as was the case in nineteenth-century Europe, but the medical profession.
    • — again, the exact opposite of what recent materialistic
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    • — again, the exact opposite of what recent materialistic
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    • Since the beginning of the fifteenth century, dear friends,
    • expressing metamorphosis than the solid-fluid land adjacent to
    • the centuries leading up to the fifth post-Atlantean age, but
    • eighth or ninth post-Christian century, when people looked at
    • century. Much rays forth from this picture that will bring
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    • beginning of the 15th century, and in this period we have the
    • be placed approximately in the center of this age, if we take
    • magnificent, but the substances were soft and cartilaginous and
    • indistinct in the centuries just before the fifth post
    • 9th centuries looked at the morning sky and saw how the
    • I recently mentioned in Anthroposophical lectures, the teachers
    • Imagination during the course of this century. Much
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    • that from every possible center, whatever it may be called, all kinds
    • the field of theology. For human thinking in recent times,
    • the center of the circle,
    • to speak, place humanity in the center of the cosmic uterus. Now we
    • system centered in the head. Summer in the macrocosm is the creative
    • recent times when the great discoveries were made, for instance, of
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    • the field of theology. For human thinking in recent times,
    • the center of the circle, where we have the 25,920 breaths that, so
    • to speak, place humanity in the center of the cosmic uterus. Now we
    • system centered in the head. Summer in the macrocosm is the creative
    • recent times when the great discoveries were made, for instance, of
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    • definite moment in the nineteenth century, namely the beginning
    • century, when the trumpet of the seventh angel will begin to
    • Mystery centres the period from the Crusades up to our time now
    • recent.
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    • the end of the 20th century, when the seventh trumpet will
    • Crusades. In real occult centers one always looked upon this
    • recently.
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    • corporeality as beneficent fire. What brings the will to
    • expands to include the universe, which is only concentrated in
    • upward pointing triangle. Let us concentrate on this.
    • should concentrate on this line in order to sense the mantric
    • three lines must be strengthened by concentrating on these
    • concentrate on the force we normally use when we move a limb,
    • endeavor to concentrate to the extent that we will each
    • heart, in which the rhythm of our humanity is concentrated. We
    • at this point we must get used to concentrating on a line in
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    • Earth-humanity with the last third of the 19th century. For among many
    • third of the 19th century and came to a kind of rationalistic
    • earthly life at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century,
    • Now we must concentrate on this: Why did
    • This was in the 13th century, immediately
    • of the 19th century when he claimed his dominion especially against
    • in the last third of the 19th century and in the beginning of the 20th.
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    • Central America; over here we have Africa; here we have Europe. And
    • Central America, from the Colima volcano
    • we have Central America, here the South Pole, here the Caucasus, and
    • fled because they already scented what was coming; human beings are
    • researches in the 40's of the last century into the nature of the
    • modern times, in the 19th century. Thinking independently: that is
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    • eighteenth century the physical, bodily nature was still able
    • thought. Very many people especially in Central Europe show
    • books like a memory within him. Looking at various centres we
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    • men on earth up to the end of the 18th century because of the
    • meets a large number of such rainbow men in central European
    • there are many cloud men, in the center many rainbow men, and
    • see that the whole of Slovakia was recently separated from
    • the wise men proclaimed about the world in the mystery centers
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    • who lived at the end of the first Christian century. Already at that
    • transmitted in the first centuries
    • first Christian centuries and passing over into the clearly defined
    • of magnificent skill, but not coming out of the depths of the heart.
    • which was held in the 4th century, where the decision was made for
    • Christian centuries, and brought it forth. They did indeed dispute with
    • 4th century
    • imbued at that time in the 5th century with all that was the real
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    • centuries ago has passed away completely. There is the heredity
    • meadow in, say, the thirteenth century, for then
    • fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth century, and also the
    • humanity since the middle of the nineteenth century, even
    • preparation for future tasks, to concentrate more on intensive
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    • centuries ago has perished completely. Spiritual seeds that
    • meadow in, say, the 13th century, but that there was another
    • 16th, 17th centuries, at the climax of materialism
    • during the 40's of the 19th century and at the development of
    • raging in humanity since the middle of the 19th century,
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    • recently about Julius Robert Mayer, who is regarded today as a most
    • they came into use for the first time in the 19th century. Before
    • in the forties of the 19th century. When the
    • recent centuries. That is a crude example of how spiritual science
    • time, in the 18th century, when superstition was still rife, a
    • the center of the universe; then come Mercury, Venus, Moon, Earth,
    • split up as it subsequently did. In the 19th century it was still
    • remained as it still was in the 18th century, a collision would be
    • meteors. Gradually through the centuries it is throwing off its
    • living in the 12th or 13th century, when very, very few people could
    • who was a nobleman of the 13th century. He composed
    • the 12th or 13th century. At that time a nobleman could not write.
    • forties of the last century who believed so “stupidly”
    • of the last century who would simply put on their nightcaps in the
    • bodies. We eat what the comet has been giving us for centuries! This,
    • the early seventies of the last century I could look out the window
    • sixties and seventies of the last century, people said: The worker
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    • nineteenth century has been guiding human affairs - something
    • the 19th century. And since the seventies of the
    • nineteenth century we are again under the sign of Michael's
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    • individuality incarnated in the 6th century
    • Christian centuries at a time when the spiritual substance of
    • centuries. But at that time they could experience Christianity in a far
    • 6th or at the end of the 5th century
    • personality who in the pre-Christian centuries had been a woman
    • and a man during the early Christian centuries, who on the first
    • extraordinarily mixed blood according to his physical descent, this one
    • was born again in the 16th century as the Italian Utopianist,
    • century.
    • century, the neurologist or psychiatrist of the 19th or 20th century,
    • the 20th century did in a certain respect pronounce a very similar
    • centuries. This is the strange thing. While the age of the Spiritual
    • then reborn in the last decade but one of the 19th century or just a
    • wonderful in him in the first Christian centuries. True, these things
    • learns languages and literature magnificently; he does not learn the
    • descriptions of Atlantis, magnificent, but of course entirely mad from
    • that came to him during his journey, magnificent ideas about the
    • the 6th century before the Mystery of Golgotha until to-day. That indeed
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    • These centres of secretion appear as the phials of divine wrath,
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    • happening all over Central and Western Europe as well.
    • are still relatively harmless in Central Europe, but you should
    • statistics are compiled about what percentage of the population
    • People work out what percentage in certain professions commit
    • revealed the machinations of the satanic power in Central
    • sown decades ago in Central Europe and then merely transferred
    • seventh century, since the year 666, will be snatched from
    • the early centuries of Christian development and experienced
    • century. His name was Trahndorff, and he was an ordinary
    • into fashion over the last few centuries, so that as soon as
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    • forcible way in the east, but they're also present in central
    • These things in central Europe and in the West are still
    • the U.S. they determine the percentage of the population that
    • determines what percent of the people in particular professions
    • central Europe and in the east. It became a philosophy in
    • that the seeds for Bolshevism were laid in central Europe
    • There was an individual in the early Christian centuries who
    • that had been present in Rome throughout the centuries, who
    • Berlin in the first half of the 19th century; he was a high
    • the last few centuries, so that one doesn't want to bring in
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    • general case of a soul that lived in the centuries before the Mystery of
    • seventies, eighties and nineties of the last century.
    • forth from former times in human souls. Nay, at the end of last century
    • second half of the 19th century bore within him a strong spirituality
    • In Plato the philosopher of the 5th and 4th centuries
    • mankind ponders on for centuries to come. You will remember when I drew
    • was that he reincarnated in the 10th century in the Middle Ages as the
    • century, who did indeed receive Christianity in a truly Platonic sense
    • century, a truly intensive Christian and Platonic spiritual
    • of the teachers of Chartres into the spiritual world, the descent of
    • 19th century. He became an individuality of the very kind I described
    • of the 19th century which it will not come near.
    • individuality stands upon earth anew in the 19th century. He grows up
    • into the intellectuality of the 19th century but lets it come near him
    • Schröer wrote a history of German poetry in the 19th century. In
    • this sense so concentrated — but it is all so fine, so delicate in
    • History of German Poetry in the 19th Century.
    • all people there enters into the end of the 19th century a world of
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    • I told you that at a recent Farmers' Conference it was
    • until we again take hold of life so that our concern centers upon the
    • me. Those of you who have come recently are naturally interested in
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    • In recent months we have frequently spoken, my dear friends, of the
    • be accomplished for human evolution in the course of this present century by
    • Germans have thought of Raphael in the course of history through the centuries.
    • century, and that shall lead mankind past the great crisis in which it is
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    • which reached its culminating point in the 19th century. In
    • to the 4th century after Christ, and from the 15th century
    • shadow existence. This culminated in the 19th century. Man's
    • significant event in the 7th decade of the 19th century. Man
    • century.
    • Man's ascent was brought about by their descent. In this way
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    • Central and Northern Europe there is something tragical.
    • root-race. In Central Europe Christianity was spread abroad
    • the Descent of the Dove into Christ Jesus.) — the
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    • of Art which have succeeded each other through the centuries, and you
    • capacities was called in the Mystery Centres a Second Birth.
    • heart. That was called the descent of the God, his Resurrection and
    • Paul were written down for the first time in the sixth century, in
    • as countless human beings have done through the centuries. Early in
    • he learns to know the origins of evil. This was called the descent
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    • of culture then journeyed out from this centre like rays, or
    • science to prepare men to form a centre for this end, to prepare them
    • materialistic civilisation reached its climax in the nineteenth century,
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    • magnificent the language in which the ancient wisdom of Egypt speaks,
    • through all the centuries of evolution from the beginning of our era,
    • nineteenth century or thereabouts one can speak of this world wisdom
    • through the centuries of our time, through the Middle Ages into the
    • the physical body in the centre became ever clearer and clearer,
    • Consider what the situation then was. In the centres of knowledge,
    • centres of secret knowledge for instance, the word Mercury was
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    • upon the earth, the central point of importance was always given to
    • within his inner being. Fire or warmth was placed in the centre of
    • must pay for this in smoke. From what was formerly translucent and
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    • concentrating over a stone, you really do raise a bewitched spirit
    • part of the warmth, had realised the Self as the centre of their
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    • the surrounding universe the Thrones concentrated on one point in
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    • central point and would reach so far outwards that the Saturn of
    • Sun has in its centre nothing solid, but only gas. Only, this gas —
    • globe, the mass of which, if you place the Sun in its centre, you
    • world-globe, which having our Sun in its centre would have reached as
    • imagine a globe with the present Sun for its centre, and for its
    • nineteenth century has the physical eye discovered again, so to
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    • stood in the centre of our system, and that the planets coursed round
    • system topsy-turvy, when the earth was deprived of its central
    • will say: ‘From the fifteenth or sixteenth century men ceased
    • sixteenth century onwards it was quite correct. ‘Men had for a
    • our Sun at all which stands in the centre of the system, but the
    • perspective chosen. If one asks, where is the centre of our world
    • its centre, we then get other boundary lines; the planets then become
    • this must be done from the centre of the whole system. I have said
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    • the Sun as the centre, and we must draw a sort of circle —
    • becomes the centre point. We must do the same with the other heavenly
    • that a physical body can be so liquid and evanescent that it does not
    • of these leaders of mankind. From these hidden centres they worked,
    • Oracles’ is quite suitable to these centres of instruction, and
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    • centre is to be found in the great circumference. Hence, all teachers
    • of the Mysteries said: If you want to understand the centre,
    • stages of the ascent in the Angels, Archangels, etc.; we have learnt
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    • what he has achieved; that is his ascent. But we ask ourselves
    • the centre from all sides. And now I say — be it understood
    • — I say: Matter draws together more and more towards a centre,
    • and the strange thing is that in that centre matter disappears.
    • contracts more and more towards its centre. In its centre it
    • absolutely disappears into nothing in its own central point! So that
    • towards the centre, the whole of the earth will some day disappear in
    • that central point. But this is not all: in the same measure in which
    • it disappears in the central point, it reappears again in
    • side, its material particles having disappeared in the centre.
    • work upon that which you have absorbed in this descent, and carry it
    • voluntary ascent into the higher worlds. Man takes the Christ-force
    • this point in the centre of the universe — in accordance with
    • We stand at the central point of the world. Everything around us
    • to draw together to a centre, and when this is done — then from
    • centre, disappears there, and then emerges again out of the
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    • werden’: ascent from the body into the soul). Beggars
    • spiritual world. The Descent of Christ was necessary in order
    • Before the first half of the century has run its course, a
    • Christ's new descent to the men of Earth. In reality,
    • however, it is an ascent, for Christ will never again
    • now proclaim the new Christ Event of the 20th century. Later
    • understood it. In the first half of the 20th century, false
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    • development of mankind, we shall find that in the comparatively recent
    • telegraphs, of recent inventions.
    • last few centuries a material civilisation has spread over the earth,
    • through the centuries, says to a Buddhist: ‘If you would reach the
    • central nerve of Buddhism. And the Christian, too, hears of a
    • of Nazareth through the centuries. But the Christian's view of the
    • descent, and then again an ascent. At the deepest point of descent the
    • impulse for the ascent was given by Christ.
    • henceforward to tread the path of ascent — to conceive this was
    • possible only to a few. And so in the centuries that followed, men
    • From the 13th and 14th centuries onwards,
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    • observation. It is, of course, true that in recent times a few
    • fact that to behold only oneself through a number of centuries is not
    • people in our time live with those who have died recently or at some
    • that have died centuries ago but this only lasts for a certain period
    • over the last centuries. It is the task of anthroposophy to bring
    • impulse stands as a fulcrum at the center of earth evolution, the
    • a specific moment had to be prepared from the ninth century onward.
    • centuries so that he might have the right parents.
    • worked for centuries from the super-sensible world. At the moment of
    • Recently I came to know an individuality who died an early death. My
  • Title: Lecture: Preparing for the Sixth Epoch.
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    • truths we have studied in many aspects during recent years.
    • post-Atlantean epochs. The centers of the mysteries were the places in
    • fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, science and
    • of West European culture, and particularly of Central European
    • Western and Central Europe is to introduce into men qualities that can
    • Western and Central Europe. They say, “You pay no heed at all to
    • across from the East to Western and Central Europe in many reproaches
    • are, accuse Western and Central Europe of having lost all feeling for
    • Herzen, an excellent thinker who lived in the nineteenth century and
    • bring about the descent of spirit self. Just as it is being striven
    • about Soloviev's main and central idea. Soloviev is far too good a
    • and Central Europe to understand became the main and central idea in
    • altogether from the central idea held by the great Russian thinker,
    • that he is God. How different it is in the West and in Central Europe!
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    • fifteenth, sixteenth centuries started seizing the human beings
    • particularly the Central European culture that the human beings
    • Western Europe and Central Europe have the vocation to develop
    • of Europe and also Central Europe. They say: you do not pay
    • barbarity et cetera to Central Europe and Western Europe from
    • say: Western Europe and Central Europe have already lost any
    • century, said as the last consequence: in Western Europe,
    • one needs the community spirit to the descent of the
    • Now I want to put, I would like to say, a prime and central
    • starting point, of course, also to the Central European, became
    • a prime and central idea with Solovyov. This is the following.
    • different it is in the West, how different in Central Europe.
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    • face me recently again with particular liveliness when I had
    • Their whole being seems to be concentrated there, as it has
  • Title: Lecture: The Etheric Body as a Reflexion of the Universe
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    • real event of recent times, experienced by quite a number of our
    • that come towards it from the great universe. It is a magnificent
    • central figure of the group will stand upon the projecting rock. It
    • is quite indifferent what name we give to this central figure,
    • him the Christ, then we may also see the Christ in this central
    • in art and everything towards which art has striven in recent times
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    • and in this projection is a cave. The central figure stands on
    • see Christ in this central figure. But this must not happen in
  • Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture IV: Nature of Anthroposophy
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    • spiritual requirements of the 20th century.
    • natural sciences in the course of recent centuries and
    • especially in the nineteenth century. Anthroposophy,
    • concentrated on this one idea or group of ideas. This can be
    • being concentrated with the uttermost attentiveness upon a
    • meditation or concentration, a thinking is to be
    • One who practices meditation and concentration must
    • is developed through meditation and concentration,
    • concentration, one becomes able to say at a certain point of
    • reached through concentrated and strengthened thought
    • exercises of concentration and meditation in the way that has
    • can give one's attention to such meditation and concentration
    • completely absorbed in the subject of this concentration. It
    • in concentration, it is necessary to do others which are
    • one has concentrated. This must be dismissed with exactly the
    • which first have been placed in the center of our consciousness
    • possible; one must go so far as to imagine the ascent of a
    • staircase in reverse, as if it were a descent from the top to
    • well. In a way it is consolidated or concentrated in the
    • century. In educational practice, a real knowledge of man is
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    • concentrating on their handwriting.
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    • significant methods of recent times, the results which can be obtained
    • three, four or five centuries, and we also find that these last three, four
    • and five centuries reveal something completely new, compared with the
    • 11th and 12th centuries, derived from a still earlier epoch. Whenever we
    • In earlier centuries, when the
    • earlier centuries looked back upon his own self, he did not strictly separate
    • not fully understand to-day, because during the past centuries the times have
    • Now the last centuries have
    • the two great, important means of education used during recent centuries:
    • 19th century and have also carried their fruits into the 20th century.
    • out of the things which could be learnt during recent centuries through the
    • magnificent impulses of natural science. Consequently, the very forces which
    • science of biology, and in more recent times even the science of history, do
    • during recent centuries. External life reflects this in every way. Far more
    • the spiritual life of humanity during its more recent course of development,
    • beings. In quite recent times the religious question confronts us, because we
    • it turns its innocent eyes to the surrounding world, when it unfolds its will
    • 19th century once wrote: During his first three years of life, man learns far
    • centuries, however, that results which thus confront us have developed in
    • concentrate their attention more and more upon the man Jesus, thus losing
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    • state the place where they actually are — in the very centre of
    • trade winds. All these plant egos at the centre point of the earth
    • the root — is directed towards the center of the earth where
    • the plant egos have their common dwelling place in the center of the
    • soul. The more a being is individualized, and the deeper its descent
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    • personality who lived during the sixth century B.C. as the son of a
    • mystery center situated in the southeast of Europe. In this center
    • such mystery centers had already developed lofty faculties for
    • taught in that mystery center, and Francis of Assisi in a former
    • At the beginning of the seventeenth century another planet was
    • Mars during the Mars crisis of the seventeenth century. After Buddha
    • Until then Mars had been the chosen center of forces designated by
    • in the seventeenth century. Another impulse became necessary and the
    • the beginning of the seventeenth century. These two wonderful events
    • lived during the seventeenth century owed their remarkable talents to
    • comparatively recently that the Buddha accomplished the Mystery on
    • nineteenth century there were already some personalities — and
    • concentration or to let such thoughts pass through his soul. One
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    • world. One calls that concentration, meditation, and
    • arbitrarily in the centre of his consciousness, and calls all
    • everything is concentrated upon one point. If you have to do
    • forces with meditation and concentration, namely with forces
    • concentrate on a mental picture. That is the point that we
    • centre [of our consciousness]. If the human being calls his
    • Then, however, he puts one single mental picture in the centre
    • is that part which develops from concentration; it is that part
    • a certain time on to concentrate upon certain mental pictures,
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    • last century the postage stamp had to be invented and introduced into
    • personalities of world-historic development of recent times —
    • circumstances women have recently entered universities. With the
    • Lombroso. He describes Woman by saying that at the centre of
    • insinuates itself more and more into the central position in the
    • this area only in the second half of the 19th century. And it
    • half of the 19th century to such an individual as
    • life of the first half of the 19th century and sees what sort of
    • influence this woman had on the men of the 19th century, will no
    • labourer in earlier centuries. One cannot say that the peasant woman
    • because in past centuries and particularly in the last century, our
    • last century. It was necessary that old religious feelings and
    • centuries, this logic? If we wish to look into the depths of its
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    • practitioner at that time when in the last century the postage
    • human being because of their scientific views. Still recently,
    • under which unfavourable conditions the women recently have
    • and dependence is in the centre of her mental character. George
    • into the centre of the woman's soul more and more. A great
    • half of the 19th century. Hence, it probably seems justified to
    • 19th century compared with such a personality as Rahel
    • life of the first half of the 19th century and sees, which
    • influence this woman had on the men of the 19th century is no
    • the farmer and his wife in former centuries. One cannot say
    • classes has originated because during the last centuries, and
    • in particular in the last century our civilisation has become a
    • century.
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    • i — is the center of a being, means inclination
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    • this progress coming up at the end of the 18th century, when
    • centres and cities, the wageworker, the proletarian appears in
    • develop during the 19th century. However, we also realise that
    • possible. We know that in the 19th century not only adults had
    • the 19th century who said, oh, humanity has made immense
    • centuries. He had two virtues that enabled him to intervene in
    • should inspire to become decent human beings. An exemplary
    • established that it is indecent to found everything on personal
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    • the events in Palestine. But in recent times this has all
    • reckoned in centuries, men have begun to notice the
    • recent times, the point of view has
    • century A. D. — although perhaps even in the second
    • several centuries among men who have come more and more to a
    • which has been in process of development now for centuries.
    • them. However, in the course of centuries, this spiritual
    • 15th centuries came to fruition in the 19th in natural
    • a thing. With the writings of recent times it is the same.
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    • appeared in the early Christian centuries called the
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    • concentration and what he experienced inwardly through them,
    • concentration. This was a process which often took place
    • preserved for centuries in this same blood, and a descendant
    • central point of which was the ancestor. For what held the
    • the egos which for centuries had preserved the memory. This
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    • incalescent by fire. This has become the same human being who
    • hold back their descent into matter.
    • descent, but just as he has made this descent, so will he
    • impulse through the descent of the incarnated “I
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    • the very central point of this Mystery and wish to express it
    • stands at the central point of all earthly happenings. Anyone
    • earth's ether body, we must imagine its central point exactly
    • at the center of the earth where the physical earth body also
    • has its central point. This entire physical earth body is
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    • magnificently organized; these two do not coincide in the
    • we have just described as the ancient Persian cultural centre
    • of the nineteenth century. Just think, for instance, how much
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    • into the very center of the Gospel of St. John.
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    • concentrating in the person of Christ Jesus, then continued
    • beginning with the 1oth, 11th, and 12th Centuries. It came as
    • descent of the Messiah. As second chapter he experienced the
    • descent of the Christ into matter, and as third chapter he
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    • whole lecture course we are to concentrate our efforts on
    • Concentration or Contemplation. These are exercises which are
    • descends into Hell. That is the “Descent into
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    • in the human astral body through Meditation, Concentration
    • Meditation and Concentration, is called by an ancient name,
    • Concentration in order that there might be the strong impulse
    • but that the ancestry, the line of descent, can be traced
    • the other Gospels as the descent of the dove, of the Holy
    • Evangelists — who view the bodily descent of Jesus as
    • symbolized for us in the descent of the Dove at the Baptism
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    • printing Steiner Book Centre, 1986.
    • altered essentially in the course of the 19th Century. We must not of course
    • In the 18th Century there was a French investigator who came to the
    • historical document in the minds of some investigators of the 19th Century.
    • four centuries ago by the mighty achievements of scientific research;
    • That was the great change that took place three or four centuries ago —
    • For centuries the Bible was taken by a very large number of men to be the
    • world, just as centuries ago the new age began to acquire direct knowledge of
    • developed by Meditation and Concentration, that is to say by sinking the
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    • to the earth in the first descent to the earth of Christ Jesus. He
    • ascent in all reality; we shall then have the will to make our inner
    • richness was not always available to man in the centuries in which
    • Let us look at the first Christian centuries, right up to our own day.
    • of the first Christian centuries. Little is done by attempting to
    • We know that a few centuries before Christianity began, another
    • Christianity, which for centuries harboured no thoughts of
    • earlier centuries? Undoubtedly the exoteric Christian sees in it
    • In this way, a great deal of what has been said recently in our
    • already before the close of this century new forces will develop in
  • Title: Manifestations of Karma: Lecture 1: The Nature and Significance of Karma in the Personal and Individual, and in Humanity, the Earth and the Universe
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    • man who experienced it has become a decent fellow, and a useful member
    • What matter if it is read to-day or later — even if centuries
    • materialistic culture of the second half of the nineteenth century,
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    • recent culture, neither did Descartes hold this view, although in many
    • Descartes so completely, for this shows us that in past centuries
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    • recent years in regard to health and the actual investigations into
    • accomplished in recent years it is Spiritual Science that should do
    • will also successfully illuminate the scientific conquests of recent
    • centuries. If we survey the questions of disease and health, we gain
    • past centuries they tried to heal one complaint or another. It is
  • Title: Manifestations of Karma: Lecture 4: The Curability and Incurability of Diseases in Relation to Karma
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    • opinions in different centuries, and one need not go so very far back
    • times, about the sixteenth to the seventeenth century, when the idea
    • lasted for a long time, even into the nineteenth century, and when we
    • beginning of the nineteenth centuries and for some time later, we are
    • In the nineteenth century this view was reversed into the exact
    • of the nineteenth century and which won more and more favour. The
    • used for centuries in such a way that they almost outdid what is
    • the course of the nineteenth century so that you may realise how ideas
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    • the course of a relatively short time, during the last century,
    • sixteenth and seventeenth centuries that view was developed which was
    • the nineteenth century, and side by side with this we showed the
    • self-concentration and through brooding within themselves, they will
    • devil, and so forth.’ In the thirteenth century it was said that
    • your attention to the fact that a clever man in the eighteenth century
    • which, during the course of several centuries, came to mankind as a
    • Try to conceive from the point of view of the last centuries the
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    • then concentrate, and after our re-entry into the physical and etheric
    • we are capable would be concentrated within this Ego. All this egotism
    • the result of the descent of the Ego-man into our physical and etheric
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    • are in no way aware of its beneficent force. If this is the case it is
    • incarnation, and how the beneficent forces add pain to the organic
    • influences are to be counted among the beneficent powers, whose
    • destruction of an organ the beneficent activity of spiritual powers,
    • destroy organs in order to assist the beneficent effect of the ancient
    • which render an organ useless are beneficent forces because they work
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    • concentrate upon one side only and lay no emphasis upon the other, we
  • Title: Manifestations of Karma: Lecture 9: Karmic Effects Of Our Experiences As Men and Women. Death and Birth In Relationship to Karma
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    • contact with these of the other half. It is only recently that the
    • outer aspect of the human being, the more is accentuated the
    • Man's nature is more condensed, more concentrated; it has been
    • thought is expended in a wide circumference, facts are concentrated
    • iridescent feathers of bluish tints? This is to be traced back to
    • possess these bluish iridescent feathers. In this way the other cocks
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    • elements, even in the nineteenth century, were still considered to be
    • of the nineteenth century, were incapable of being further divided.
    • changed in ‘each fifty years’ of the nineteenth century, so
    • hypothesis’ of the nineteenth century. Therein one sought to find
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    • cultural impulse, so that through countless centuries of human
    • many centuries and many thousands of years of human culture,
    • century there will be people possessed of a natural etheric
    • before the end of the first half of the twentieth century — who
    • it was not in vain that at the turning-point of the twentieth century
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    • that as it has passed from one epoch to another, from one century to
    • performed at centers that served both as schools and churches. Through
    • centers those souls whom the leaders of the schools believed capable
    • There were basically two kinds of center[s] where pupils were trained to
    • the first kind, under the guidance of the centers' leaders, especially
    • Central Asia, man was led to the secrets of life by an opposite
    • centers had to experience, in a special way, the change from one
    • Humanity's course of development was then on the ascent. Man was
    • human evolution entered upon its descent, the human soul can revive
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    • This is why it has so beneficent an effect upon us, as the plant's
    • as the inner surface of a beneficent, inner hemisphere, everywhere
    • They live in him in such a way that they are centred in his head, and
    • many centuries; and there are many documents, still existing to-day,
    • disappearance of this vision, are events of only a few centuries ago.
    • last three to four centuries, the formerly extant, more atavistic and
    • to live (not his recent abode, but where the writer reports him to
  • Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture VIII: The Etheric Vision of the Future
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • centuries the teachings penetrated out of small brotherhoods and, for
    • era in which the ascent to higher worlds must take place with clear,
    • with it the cyanide compounds, as has recently been established by
    • centuries; at the time of Christ the vernal equinox was in the
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    • spiritual power, the central spiritual power, of the Sun was
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    • twentieth century onwards many people will have this
  • Title: Lecture: 'I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life'
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    • the centre of the earth towards the sun, when he learns to
    • before His descent to earth. We all share the responsibility
    • half of the 19th century men were not as unspiritual as they
    • writings. In the first half of the 19th century he asserts
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    • And yet it is not so. It is only one or at most two centuries ago that
    • arise in man at the Christmas season. The Christmas Tree is a recent
    • For centuries and centuries men could not bring themselves to believe
    • during the first three centuries of our era. It was the Festival which
    • was meant to revive in human souls the remembrance of the descent of
    • centuries of Christendom an inkling still survived of the mystery that
    • the descent of the Christ Being into the body of Jesus of Nazareth.
    • Christianity during those early centuries? They said to themselves:
    • And when, through many centuries, the evolutionary preparation had
    • The hearts and minds of those who in the early centuries of our era
    • celebrated as a Mystery in the early Christian centuries. The insight
    • the body of a man of earth. And so in the early centuries of
    • fourth century onwards, with the approach of the materialistic age,
    • who are of good-will. And so for the centuries when the higher reality
    • your reach. And if you conjure before your soul all that is innocent,
    • It is remarkable that during the centuries of Christendom, wherever
    • human soul itself, strong, innocent, tranquil, leading us along our
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    • been in preparation for many centuries and which has by now gained
    • various instances in two lectures which I recently delivered. In the
    • the very centre of the Universe — Man. Wrought by the will of
    • universe — as it were, like a strongly concentrated extract of
    • correct thinking. I recently cited a very simple example to
    • significant philosophers who have lived in recent times. The manner
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    • enter into these worlds and build there centres of attraction for
    • when we are on the path of knowledge and are making the ascent into
    • etheric bodies. It is an absolute necessity, in making the ascent
    • my ascent into higher worlds cannot be made aright.
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    • wandering about always with this one single centre-point of ‘I
    • nineteenth century, so says even the theologian of the nineteenth
    • century in so far as he is a theologian of the liberal school. But
    • in man a centre point where Lucifer and Ahriman meet in their own
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    • come quite innocently up against a very great philosophical question,
    • thought fully now that we have in such an innocent way come up
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Hannover, 12-31-11
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    • life? It gives us certain concentration and meditation exercises
    • who's concentrating on a sublime problem, forgets to pay
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    • know his ego as the centre of his being. We can, therefore,
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    • central point. The working of the environment on the whole man. The
    • souls — belonging to the earth, and having in a way the centre
    • of their being in the centre of the earth. So that it is not enough
    • in the earth's centre their own spiritual centre. And then
    • grows towards the centre of the earth, because what it really wants
    • is to reach the centre of the earth, and it is only prevented from
    • centre of the earth, where is the centre of the spiritual being to
    • important point in the centre of the earth, whither the root tends,
    • the earth all through the centuries of the successive epochs is
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    • findings of this recent research.
    • In the recent investigations of the life between death and a new
    • beginning of the descent into the abyss, and at another time as a
    • only kinship among those related by physical descent, but among all
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Hannover, 11-19-12
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    • thinks me: the descent of the spiritual archetype from the Father
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    • concentration every day — the first subsidiary
  • Title: Mystery of Death: Lecture II: The Path of the Human Being through the Gate of Death - A Transformation of Life
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    • One of our members has recently died. Still before the cremation I
    • recently gone through the gate of death. The necessity arose to
    • next centuries through that what the Maid of Orleans did.
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    • select group East to the center of Asia, where he founded the
    • center of the post-Atlantean culture. After the group had
    • arrived in central Asia, it was kept in isolation from the
    • a curious personality of the fifteenth century. Here we can see
    • who lived in the sixteenth century. To be sure, this body of
  • Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture II: Spiritual Science as Preparation for a New Etheric Vision
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • period extending over a few centuries or millenia. Only one who
    • relatively few centuries. You might then ask yourselves how much the
    • the course of these few centuries. Try for a moment to call before
    • the versions that circulated in Rome even a century after
    • once described it to be or what was learned in recent times. These
    • convinced that the descent of Christ to the earth, which was expected
    • to take place during this century. It is just as important for those
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    • Central Europe, for example, actually without anyone knowing
    • the last, third of the 19th century the spirit — the spiritual
    • body” has been changing during the last three to four centuries
    • spirituality (which is not suitable for us). We in Central Europe
  • Title: Lecture 2: Spiritual Beings in the Heavenly Bodies and in the Kingdoms of Nature
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    • when it concentrates on the air itself, indeed, on the purest air
    • exercises which consist of meditation, concentration, and so on, and
    • meditation, concentration, or other esoteric exercises is to be
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    • of our ascent, first of all gain some idea of all that underlies the
    • ascent to the beings of the First Hierarchy, and to those beings which
  • Title: Lecture 5: Spiritual Beings in the Heavenly Bodies and in the Kingdoms of Nature
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    • It will only light up in future earthly days as the real center of
    • having the physical as a kernel in the center, and round it the
    • tenth centuries still projected out into the sea. Although the periods
  • Title: Lecture 6: Spiritual Beings in the Heavenly Bodies and in the Kingdoms of Nature
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    • concept and here in the center imagine the Sun (S), and the outer
    • they all have a common center, and this is none other than the Sun.
    • belonging to our Earth — if we seek for the center, the starting
    • there would be, so to speak, concentric globes, flattened balls in
    • Let us suppose that we had at point S the centre-point of the
    • the Spirit of Form working from the centre of the Sun works the rebel,
    • from the Sun, centrifugally; he brings about the occult Saturn, which
    • is then to be seen as a mighty etheric globe with its centre-point in
    • our Earth must also be a sort of flattened ball having its central
    • the center-point of the planetary system, from the center of the Sun.
    • done here, but in Central Europe they are always told — that
    • off and rotate, while in the center remains the big drop, the Sun.
    • way just described, by the beings of the higher hierarchies centered
    • being from the center-point of the Sun into the periphery, was
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    • of the Niebelungen in Central Europe; and finally of the Kalevala, and
    • pedagogic cult could have maintained all through the centuries up to
    • self-centred! A being in whose soul divine-spiritual impulses are at
    • which appears so remarkably in the Sagas of Central Europe. Siegfried
    • impression — that the most essential thing in this magnificent
    • of the 19th century: it acknowledges the importance of the idea of a
    • and seventh centuries before Christ. The collective configuration of
    • Saga of Central Europe. The whole representation of this epic shows
    • of the most significant, most pregnant, most magnificent national epics
  • Title: Lecture 7: Spiritual Beings in the Heavenly Bodies and in the Kingdoms of Nature
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    • that the Sun is actually the center of activity of all these spirits.
    • actually the seat, the center, of the activities of the Spirits of
    • of which has recently passed through the gate of death. Although these
    • completely concentrates himself upon this system of planets, makes the
    • (as in living animal and plant bodies) which appear centered — I
    • say that now by way of comparison — centered in the fixed star
    • — as the life of the animal is centered — let us say —
    • in the heart; or as plant-life is centered in the various organs which
    • with a center of the planetary system, which we must seek in the fixed
    • of spiritual force center; this center attracts all the harmful astral
    • casts it out into cosmic space. Then the center of force builds itself
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    • center of soul-life through a strong effort of the will.)
    • self-chosen picture and concentrates upon it more and more until the
    • concentration of the will, is centered upon this self-chosen content.
    • chosen, but from the strong concentration of soul forces we have
    • sharp concentration upon an object, so that other soul activities are
    • kept in the background. The concentration upon an inner, freely
    • it is also a kind of concentration; yet it is at the same time the
    • very opposite; for the concentration upon a shining object blots out
    • placed at the center of our soul life by a strong effort of our will,
    • endeavour to practice such concentration, such meditation, by forming
    • world by concentrating upon our inner self. The first thing we thus
    • One who concentrates in this way, or meditates, soon perceives —
    • concentration. We should make an effort of the will to concentrate
    • full consciousness, and at the same time concentrate upon the thought
    • towards its inner center, abstracting them from the external world.
    • concentrates its forces, so that everything which we have
    • stands at the end of life — the inner concentration of life's
    • concentrate upon this thing, and now upon that; now you must do this
    • activity; so that humans may take hold of the central point of their
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    • astral plane, in the super-sensible world; there only it has the center
    • from these centers, for only from there can they do so. For only
    • magnificent in so far as he did not go beyond the facts. For
    • by connecting the sun with the center point of the earth; that is to
    • which is always striving towards the center point of the earth. Thus
    • sun or towards the center of the earth and that which winds itself
    • ovary, in the center of the plant. When the course of the plant is
    • of the sun with the center-point of the earth. In the plant-forms we
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    • sea he sees luminescent things rising that form themselves into
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    • concentrated on the physical plane, is in the case of the mineral
    • planetary centers. Thither must we also go if we wish to seek for that
    • it from outside, not concentrated and held together inside as in man
    • sunlight is reflected. When for instance, the crescent moon reflects
    • physical eyes perceive, the shining crescent moon, disappears, for
    • crescent moon, we must say: The moon owes its origin to the
    • not reveal himself here, above the crescent of the moon, but is to be
    • of the crescent they represent Lucifer chained, curbed. This is an
    • Hierarchies. When with physical eyes we see the crescent moon shining
    • dark part; then to occult vision the crescent moon is transformed into
    • center to our earth, creates — we can even say — the substance of lead. At
    • as the spiritual center of our planetary system. It is not a question
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    • Only during the last century has the fame of
    • of Central Europe, when he first became acquainted with this Eastern
    • spiritual life of humanity through the centuries, indeed through
    • that have only become known in this last century, very little
    • central nerve impulse of the whole of this great poem. When we
    • centuries before the founding of Christianity to a soul whom one of
    • the greatest spirits of Western lands made the central figure of all
    • it has been a Socratic civilization throughout the centuries.
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    • feelings are concentrated in a single moment and storm through us
    • something new. Here in these very first discourses we find an accent
    • conceived, abstractly, as the center of man's being) — the
    • the senses. In the 18th century what was considered a great word was
    • centuries had been most holy to the highest men of that age —
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    • in a practical way with the ascent of the soul into higher worlds
    • or less recently, or perhaps even many years ago, has reappeared in
    • made in the nineteenth century. It of course is easily proved that
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    • the last third of the 19th century, wishing to enhance the honor of
    • but become altogether wrong if they linger on for centuries, or as in
    • to prepare the way today by speaking of man's ascent into the third
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    • fifteenth and sixteenth centuries to the last third of the
    • nineteenth century, there have been signs of an altogether different
    • say for instance in the 40's or 50's of the nineteenth century, about
    • fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth centuries to the last third of
    • scientific thought began about the fifteenth century, so the era of
    • the thought of the last four centuries, though the latter had to be
    • knowledge — these same forces, during the last four centuries,
    • nineteenth century mysterious forces were at work in man's bodily
    • different from what they were five centuries ago. What is under man's
    • the seventeenth or eighteenth century. As he stands there before us
    • brain. From the fifteenth to the nineteenth century he saw what was
    • twentieth century onward men might raise themselves to spiritual
    • From the fifteenth to the last third of the nineteenth century the
    • example, some remarkable essays recently published by Woodrow Wilson,
    • our spiritual thinking was being prepared in the last four centuries.
    • fifteenth and twentieth centuries A.D. from what
    • centuries the kind of education that forced men to think out natural
    • of the eighteenth century could experience by suspending the forces
    • being who has worked through centuries and centuries on the human
    • centuries B.C. onward — of entering
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    • suggested by looking to see if there is not a central point, a climax
    • wonderful approach we are carried on to the central point of the
    • center, no beginning see I in Thee, O Lord of All! Thou, Whom I
    • tells that there is a center in man’s being that has to develop
    • in the age to come; that into this center there were focused the
    • in the sixth or eighth centuries before the foundation of
    • that happened between the tenth century before Christ and the tenth
    • century afterward, we may say that into the universe the Krishna
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    • unpleasant characteristics a child may have. These innocent qualities
    • innocent childhood, and then in sleep it is awakened in the
    • the forces related to the innocent sex-forces in the child. Thus the
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    • tenth century before the foundation of Christianity, cannot be
    • of Central Europe than Fichte's philosophy. Not that it is kept
    • depth of this spiritual current. It is true that in the centuries
    • fifteenth to the nineteenth century. As a matter of fact, it is most
    • Shankaracharya seven or eight centuries after the foundation of
    • Shankaracharya himself, had come again in the nineteenth century and
    • permeates the souls of these nineteenth century men quite
    • the magnificent view, from that of a man who has never once seen the
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    • rise to still higher conditions. This ascent was called “entering
    • through the following centuries. In many respects human civilization
    • in the centuries following the foundation of Christianity was only
    • central point of the whole of earthly evolution.
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    • have taken over from the last century and with which we have
    • for three or four centuries in a way in which it had not spoken
    • you investigate nature as has been done in recent centuries?
    • We are very proud today that for centuries we have had
    • so. We say: we have the heliocentric outlook as compared
    • with the geocentric outlook of the Middle Ages and of the
    • childish when compared to the heliocentric system. But if
    • we go back even further, for instance, to a few centuries
    • before the birth of Christ, we find the heliocentric system
    • from learning about the heliocentric system and many
    • heliocentric system in the same way that it was told to the
    • human soul has evolved during the course of the centuries
    • instinctively, as it was in the tenth or twelfth centuries. We
    • technical sense, concentration on certain spheres of
    • concentration, when we want to become scientists of the spirit.
    • this continual concentration on particular images can lead to
    • entered the world a few centuries ago. Today the Science of the
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    • line with recent developments.
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    • to-day is a very different being from the child of a recent past, and
    • the fact that centuries ago there lived a humanity very different
    • during the nineteenth century. There is no desire to cast everything
    • in the human being, but centred, nevertheless, in the bodily
    • the nineteenth century. In this connection, what I shall say does not
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    • sixteenth century, and the most conspicuous thing about the
    • sixteenth century is that civilized humanity as a whole loses an
    • sixteenth century people have begun to reflect about education and
    • is the tragedy that has existed since the sixteenth century and has
    • until the sixteenth century that people began to talk a great deal
    • century, when there arose a certain inner revolt against it.
    • does civilization signify up to the sixteenth century? It signifies
    • of civilization through the Middle Ages up to the sixteenth century
    • seventeenth centuries for a different kind of education arose because
    • consider civilized mankind in the sixteenth or seventeenth centuries
    • and seventeenth centuries, came forward with a significant statement
    • place during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Whither then
    • characteristically in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
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    • century, we cannot but conclude that there must have been much confused
    • thinking on the part of the teachers about the beginning of the century.
    • beginning of the century were equally the result of the confused
    • thought of the last three decades of the nineteenth century.
    • educational methods of to-day, when all eyes are so concentrated on
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    • to find a path of ascent and not be led to its downfall, we need the reality
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    • Golgotha and came to its close in the fifteenth century
    • living for some centuries is as yet little known or felt, albeit it
    • fifteenth centuries man has acquired a knowledge that penetrates
    • Wisdom, of Theology, which for centuries contained full knowledge of
    • fourteenth or fifteenth centuries, feel the third great riddle of
    • which they have been so proud for some five centuries, represents a
    • knowledge has fallen in recent times?
    • Initiation Science in this our age and in the following centuries,
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    • to describe how the whole of its growth is finally concentrated in the
    • reticent on this subject and on many others too, in these
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    • always the same during the two hours. The child thus concentrates
    • century is represented by three or four generations. The line of
    • generations running backwards from the twentieth century brings him
    • instance, describe the life of some town in the twelfth century, but
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    • world. Hence to concentrate before puberty on all that relates man to
    • “dissenters,” as we say in Central Europe, that is to say
    • religious confession. As often happens in schools in Central Europe,
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    • ascent until more art is introduced into schools. Not only must the whole
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    • to prevent us from concentrating. As soon as we notice this, as for
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    • central domain of Agriculture itself, albeit this of its own accord
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    • central portion of the subject itself. But this necessity
    • True, we know that certain atmospheric changes will accentuate
    • a higher percentage than that of any other substance on
    • beneficent results. Silicon forms an essential constituent of
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    • — only a few centuries — when this black fellow, carbon,
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    • establish the right percentage-relationship between our whole inner
    • breathing. We live and weave in concentration and meditation.
    • has made in recent times. With coarse-grained, wide-meshed
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    • Universe. And yet, until a relatively recent date, a few
    • in concentration and meditation. But all these spiritual
    • and this is where science has erred of recent years — has
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    • — and indeed, if one concentrated on the limited aspects which
    • most recent period. Why has it to correct itself? Because it takes its
    • scatter its scent abroad is held together, so that the aromatic elements
    • the scent-kindling life within it. So we might say: an organic body
    • aromatic scent! Then you become aware of the marvelous mutual aid prevailing
    • from the mere aroma of life — it spreads its scent abroad for
    • scent abroad, is thereby held together. The nitrogen, in fast, is that
    • up in this manure. Thus in the content of the horn we get a highly concentrated,
    • our recent tests (in Dornach), as our friends discovered for themselves,
    • all the odoriferous principles are concentrated and assimilated in it.
    • was altogether scentless to begin with, a rather delicately sustained
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    • diffused as a scent is instead held together so that the scent
    • its scent-producing life to escape outwards through its skin.
    • the flower) is designed not to give out scent but to take it
    • thus there is a highly concentrated, life-giving manuring force
    • concentrated and worked up within it. You have here a
    • find that a faint scent develops from what is at first
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    • Notably in the most recent
    • combined in a truly model way with potash, not only works magnificently
    • plenty of calcium — 77 percent of the plant substance, albeit
    • The innocent yellow dandelion!
    • that which is in the soil of the adjacent meadow, or of the neighbouring
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    • beneficent, so yarrow growing freely has an extraordinarily
    • — seventy-seven per cent, of its substances is calcium
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    • used to do until the nineteenth century. They also sowed according to
    • ash, you will have concentrated in the ash the very opposite force to
    • air whose temperature is seventy degrees centigrade, hot or cold, above
    • tee or decoction — a pretty concentrated decoction of equisetum
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    • century) of observing the phases of the moon at seed-time and
    • literally in concentrated form, the force that is the
    • adjacent fields. The government had therefore to be called in,
    • fairly concentrated brew (or tea) of equisetum arvense
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    • differentiate, to individualise, as between the scent of earthly plants
    • and the scent of trees. Then, in the former case you will become clair-sentient
    • You see, the farmer can easily become clair-sentient. Only in recent
    • and similar creatures distantly reminiscent of the larva. Indeed, in
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    • the scent of plants growing in the ground, the peculiar smell
    • atmosphere such as we sniff with such pleasure when the scent
    • sense of smell to distinguish between the scent of soil-grown
    • (herbaceous) plants and the scent of trees, you will have
    • clairvoyance, has been much neglected in recent
    • how beneficent such a control over this animal-world in.
    • the bushes has a beneficent influence, for in Nature all things
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    • the earth. There the manure permeates it, as we have Seen, with a nascent
    • way it lives in the Earth, the root absorbs this nascent Ego-force.
    • gathers up the ray-like nature in a concentrated “tabloid”
    • plant, and afterwards gathers-in its ray-like force in concentration.
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    • around. Because the senses are centred in the head and take in
    • recent date. It is very popular as a food and also extremely
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    • lived in the middle of the last century. He and his wife had a noble
    • water ether, crescent moon at fifth day, white, tart, digestion;
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    • third of the Nineteenth Century.
    • Centuries; let us see what form it took in these times.
    • which is then later concentrated in the small grains of
    • understand Wolfram. In the Nineteenth Century it was not
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    • of his being are concerned. Let us now consider man's ascent into the
    • our materialistic age. Let us look back into the 13th or 14th century
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    • the great central truth of the Vedanta philosophy resounds in this region.
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    • disease of leprosy in the Middle Ages. Such putrescent substances, carried
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    • definite capacities, that was incarnated many centuries ago and now
    • in the fauna and flora of Central Europe since the past 1500 years? Spiritual
    • the descending into the physical body, so that its center of power becomes
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    • between animal and man be tought of? The theory of man's ascent from apes
    • human beings who were expelled and condemned to degeneration. The ascent
    • they say with their blossom they strove towards the center of the planet,
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    • inner loneliness for their concentration. The second fundamental
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    • upwards. When that descent occurred into the waiting bodies, which
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    • a region of central Asia, and from that point cultural colonies were
    • this period. The epoch begins in the eighth pre-Christian century,
    • fifteenth century A. D. After that we have the fifth period, in which
    • located among us in central Germany. In this picture, which is
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    • current from this center. It has already been pointed out that these
    • ancient Atlantis. Let us enter in spirit such a center of initiation
    • concentrate for weeks, months, or even years on a certain thought,
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    • were then present in the mist in transparent and translucent form.
    • There was a translucent vapor, permeated by warmth and light. Think
    • translucent gas. This grew brighter and brighter, and through the
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    • evolution at which man then stood, even as the centaur reflects an
    • spiritual sense than were the other Greeks. Thus, the centaur was once
    • centaur-man was still sexless. Sexuality appeared when the sun stood
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    • Had nothing occurred other than man's descent into the physical world,
    • center in Asia, where other peoples are still settled, and Buddhism
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    • into them. This occurs through certain exercises of concentration and
    • concentration, these are so adjusted, in accordance with thousands of
    • It has recently been said that certain beings pursued a different path
    • completed his descent to the physical plane. He completed it so that
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    • this descent is materialism. True, in no period has man mastered
    • Christ-impulse, that gave the stimulus to a new ascent. The entry of
    • in the magnificent way that is described in the Gospel of John, in the
    • conditions of the Germanic regions in the first century after Christ
    • death there was an ego. The ego reached back for centuries in the
    • memory continued upwards for centuries. As far as man could remember
    • through the centuries, so far was he given his name. Adam was, so to
    • were to concentrate on a schematic representation of the higher
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    • ourselves with something which requires concentrated thinking —
    • first time about the sixteenth century. This explains the great
    • century, from the 1930's on, and ever increasingly to the middle of
    • the century, a great number of human beings will behold the Christ as
    • once in nearly every century in order to bring humanity forward. To
    • five centuries and a half before the beginning of our era. The
    • century since that time, is now also already incarnated, and will be
    • the century — who will behold the Christ in etheric raiment.
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    • with something which requires concentrated thinking — study a
    • the sixteenth century. This explains the great progress in the
    • century, from the 1930's on, and ever increasingly to the middle of
    • the century, a great number of human beings will behold the Christ as
    • been incarnated once in nearly every century in order to bring
    • Buddha lived as a prince in the Sakya family five centuries and a
    • century since that time, is now also already incarnated, and will be
    • later in the century — who will behold the Christ in etheric
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    • During recent decades there have been few truly spiritual fundamental
    • found. Insufficient cultivation of concentration and insight makes one
    • upward to Christ, Who will appear even in this century on the astral
    • has, since then, been incarnated once in nearly every century; who
    • before Christ. Five thousand years are needed for his ascent to the
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    • During recent decades there
    • will appear even in this century on the astral plane, a greater
    • time, been incarnated once in nearly every century; who lived as
    • Christ. Five thousand years are needed for his ascent to the rank of
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    • world. Then we realise that during the centuries before and after the
    • some centuries previously.
    • developments of the last few centuries. In tracing back the evolution
    • said about the world in the sense of the early twentieth century.
    • world-picture. In the Anthroposophy of the twentieth century we have
    • back at these children, these poor dear children, who centuries ago
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    • centuries: the advent of the Grail idea, concerning which we shall
    • centre of an imposing world-picture. But if on the other hand we look
    • This divine-spiritual line of descent from spheres beyond the earthly
    • century.
    • attempts that were made in subsequent centuries to understand the
    • at the very beginning of the Sibylline age. From about the eighth century
    • many centuries — indeed all through the fourth post-Atlantean
    • where anything of a spiritual nature is concerned. Until quite recent
    • centuries the ideas of all classes of people were influenced much
    • drawn to the fact that in comparatively recent times the nature of
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    • not produced by our exercises, for in them we concentrate on
    • the purpose of this concentrated thinking? To divert us from the
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    • Again and again, especially during the early centuries
    • mythology from the ninth century B.C. onwards.
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    • there was a centre of the Adonis cult. Bethlehem was one of the
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    • centuries they conjured up from their chaotic soul-life a mixture of
    • Friday he came to a hermit, named Trevericent. The hermit tells him
    • with the hermit Trevericent. This meeting with the hermit is
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    • this if we concentrate our thoughts on a point as much as possible
    • strengthening of thought power occurs through such concentration and
    • trouble in his ascent into the spiritual world since he must leave
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    • the time — the fifteenth century — when the fifth
    • in the earth. The soul is in the centre of the earth; it sends out
    • it may also be the seat and centre of pure reason and the source of
    • “In the whole creation there is a magnificent and
    • the Trinity: the Father is the centre, the Son the surface, and the
    • Holy Spirit the uniformity of the distance from centre to surface
    • Mysteries in the new way — with the powers of the innocent soul
    • centre, the Son the surface, and the Holy Spirit the uniformity of
    • the distance from centre to surface (the radius); and so it is with
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    • The Intimate Element of the Central European Culture
    • and the Central European Striving
    • Intimate Element of the Central European Culture
    • the Central European Striving
    • parts of the other earth population — to be in the centre
    • particular the population of Central Europe — which
    • can learn basically only now! The human being of Central Europe
    • that what draws attention of the Central European souls to that
    • sides around this Central European population really not with
    • in particular the world which is around us Central Europeans,
    • European powers round Central Europe, so that from this union
    • encirclement of the Central European powers in the last time,
    • Central Europe, which began long, long ago, in the year 860 A.
    • has originated, however, as something strange to the Central
    • which thereby faces the Central European being, actually,
    • encircling Central Europe like in a snake-form, stretching its
    • in Constantinople. In Central Europe that is enclosed like in a
    • in this Central Europe an intimate culture prepares itself, a
    • Central Europe with that of the West, so we must say, in the
    • to their place, which we must have in Central Europe, that one
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    • centuries, whereas it is not so long ago that he used to look into
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    • century. Moreover, the name Anthroposophy takes us still further back
    • into literature. It was already used in the eighteenth century, indeed,
    • first Christian centuries. But one who really learns what our spiritual
    • of the eighth or sixth century
    • science, which for three or four centuries has been developing out of
    • meant for mankind when three or four centuries ago the revolution took
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    • something upon which it is necessary to concentrate one's thoughts
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    • three or four centuries, and especially during the nineteenth century right
    • recent centuries, and more especially our modern era, have given a
    • the great advances made during the recent centuries and the immediate
    • human life which have taken place during the past three or four centuries.
    • 19th century and which has been unveiled and shown to be erroneous only
    • powers of soul, and familiarizing himself with the more recent
    • remain just questions. People who lived during the 19th century, even
    • during the 19th century. I will not cite as an illustration anything taken
    • existence in the upper Austrian Alps during the 19th century. Konrad
    • achievements of science during the 19th century. During his youth he
    • led astray by the currents of his century came to reject all spiritual sources
    • children are now being taught this — the central gaseous sphere is formed
    • real course, however, of scientific evolution of recent date, shows that this
    • the anthropomorphic ideas uttered by some 19th century philosophers
    • Natural science has led in the course of recent time to a recognition of the
    • biology, were especially developed in the middle of the 19th century. And
    • then at the close of the sixties of that century
    • amateur; he knows nothing concerning the central facts of scientific
    • recent and highly important work: “The Genesis of Organisms, a Rebuttal
    • for Haeckel's magnificent scientific achievements within the cosmic scheme,
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    • Christ's central, but equalizing position and Central Europe's mission
    • and ahrimanic forces in the West, and it was Central Europe's destiny
    • that France was more interested in presenting herself as the innocent
    • that Rudolf Steiner's message to Central Europeans must be read. In
    • Materialism was there, as was Ahriman. Steiner admonished the Central
    • central position. When Hitler was finally destroyed, Central Europe
    • central position has yet to be fully received and responded to not
    • only by the people living in what is left of Central Europe, but also
    • spot, a sculpture dominated by three figures. In the center of this
    • facial expression and in every gesture reflects a magnificent degree
    • being, as it were, with hatred, and thereby caused his descent. Such
    • pendulum. In the center, the pendulum is in perfect balance, but it
    • map of Europe so magnificently, but rather the Christ impulse working
    • Central Europe, notice a person who earlier in his life did not yet
    • hundred people. Fourteen percent of all these souls experienced a
    • conversion out of sudden fear of death or hell: five percent claimed
    • altruistic motives; seventeen percent because they aspired to ethical
    • ideals; fifteen percent had experienced pangs of conscience; ten
    • percent acted in obedience to what they were taught; thirteen percent
    • nineteen percent because they were forced by a good whipping at the
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    • example. If we see in Europe, in particular in Central Europe,
    • hundred people, more or less. Fourteen percent of those who
    • attacked by fear of death or hell; five percent because of
    • altruistic motives; seventeen percent because of striving for
    • moral ideals; fifteen percent experienced pangs of conscience;
    • ten percent because they observed teachings given to them;
    • thirteen percent because they have seen that others were
    • converted — by imitation; nineteen percent because they
    • Central Europe between West and East is to find the balance.
    • Central Europe does not understand that, as it also does not
    • not compatible with the clearness and cleanness the Central
    • as a spiritual power is connected with all that. In Central
    • public lecture yesterday. I said: something exists in Central
    • of the last century: strive again and again. — But this
    • striving is innermost nature. In Central Europe, the mystics
    • already has happened, while the Central European human being
    • Central Europe, so that this connection of the ego with the
    • means “I.” While one pronounces I (ich) in Central
    • as it must be striven for in Central Europe in any spiritual
    • must happen in the twentieth century, so that the
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    • that are closer to us now than they were in the nineteenth century,
    • the year 1899. The turn of the twentieth century is significant for
    • of the twentieth century, the spiritually awakened soul will feel:
    • That is to say, at the turn of the century a relatively new kingdom of
    • spirit. But it will begin in the twentieth century, and a greater and
    • was said in the course of previous centuries, particularly the last
    • four centuries. When we survey this and work on it with the methods of
    • practical occultism, as has been done recently, in order to make a
    • In the eighth century there lived a man called John of Damascus
    • represented in the form it has taken in our century, even though here
    • word. And in all these occurrences grouping themselves round a central
    • century, too. It will only become recognisable during the time that
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    • beginning of the 19th centuries. Any one who approaches those great
    • written in the middle of the 80's in the 18th century, and was
    • the center towards the outer regions. If one may assume that beings
    • insofar as they are embodied strive towards the center, but insofar
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    • These lectures reveal the Christocentric nature of Steiner's teachings
    • concentration and contemplation, through strengthening his life of
    • direct it more to the centre when we grow pale, more to the surface
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    • Twentieth Century
    • These lectures reveal the Christocentric nature of Steiner's teachings
    • CHRIST IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
    • even in the ancient Greek tragedies, during the five centuries before
    • century, Michael may again be regarded as the leader.
    • inspired mankind for several centuries, for almost five hundred years before
    • been going on since the sixteenth century. At that time it was the
    • and in the next few centuries will give to the world something that in a
    • stage since the sixteenth century. Just as his companion Archangel
    • receive from him during the next few centuries increasing spiritual
    • profundities can only be unveiled in the twentieth century when,
    • of a spiritual revelation that is to come in the next few centuries
    • that which since the 16th century had become necessary for the
    • materialism that has prevailed since the sixteenth century. More and
    • on the earth. After the sixteenth century more and more seeds of
    • intervening nineteen centuries as a result of the opposing
    • men on earth between birth and death in the twentieth century. In a
    • century onwards, what has been lost by mankind in the way of
    • twentieth century will be capable of perceiving the manifestation of
    • nineteenth century, when those who since the sixteenth century had
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    • that the forces of the soul are concentrated upon it alone. In the
    • within it by imagination and concentration. This power is attained in
    • through meditation and concentration, and then to empty of content
    • which we took in inner activity and concentration of will in order to
    • only as the concentrated physical object that is seen by the senses.
    • concentrated when we look up to the sun. Though it may sound strange
    • physical moon is only the physical concentration, while the
    • place, but beginning with those that were the most recent and tracing
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    • imagination and concentration, by means of certain exercises, the
    • becomes so strong that he is not only able to concentrate the full
    • more recent times of human evolution. It began, gradually, some three
    • or four centuries after the Mystery of Golgotha. In the more ancient
    • century after Christianity that gradually developed in humanity dead
    • that until the third or fourth century after Golgotha something still
    • four centuries to understand the Mystery of Golgotha; even as the
    • the first few centuries there was a certain understanding of the
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    • fifth century before the Mystery of Golgotha, man had lost all power
    • has its centre and representative in the Sun. The real essence
    • of initiation, during the first centuries after Christ, —
    • three or four centuries of Christian evolution, a good deal was still
    • first Christian centuries, to recognise from these how deeply
    • centuries after Christ. Since that time man has gone through a
    • centuries too early. This method of attack on the part of the
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    • fifth century before the Mystery of Golgotha, man had lost all power
    • has its centre and representative in the Sun. The real essence
    • of initiation, during the first centuries after Christ, —
    • three or four centuries of Christian evolution, a good deal was still
    • first Christian centuries, to recognise from these how deeply
    • centuries after Christ. Since that time man has gone through a
    • centuries too early. This method of attack on the part of the
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    • movement that is reminiscent of the planetary movements. Then into
    • whole theology of the 19th and 20th centuries has failed, because
    • time it was what we find described by the Greeks as the descent into
    • example I gave recently to Oxford of how this liberation has to
    • the world in the last third of the 19th century, opposing powers were
    • 19th century the possibility began to arise for men to seek
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    • movement that is reminiscent of the planetary movements. Then into
    • whole theology of the 19th and 20th centuries has failed, because
    • time it was what we find described by the Greeks as the descent into
    • example I gave recently to Oxford of how this liberation has to
    • the world in the last third of the 19th century, opposing powers were
    • 19th century the possibility began to arise for men to seek
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    • such a magnificent way in Oriental writings and in the Oriental
    • century theology suffers from the inability to understand the
    • descent into the underworld were important, it is the obligation of
    • initiate then could awaken memories of the time before the descent
    • example that I have just recently mentioned.
    • who have left the earth, either recently or long ago, is one of the most
    • its proper power in the last third of the nineteenth century, the
    • century, adversary powers were already at work. Above all they wanted
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    • has been made in the newspapers recently to questions that are being
    • course of the centuries it has gradually come about that men are so
    • will be the forces he receives in the course of his descent from
    • he establishes with the spheres in the course of his descent from the
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    • has been made in the newspapers recently to questions that are being
    • course of the centuries it has gradually come about that men are so
    • will be the forces he receives in the course of his descent from
    • he establishes with the spheres in the course of his descent from the
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    • Earth. At the centre of these sublime God Beings is the Christ Being,
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    • supersensible worlds and even scientific men have recently made
    • concentration upon thoughts, of self-training, and so
    • say, of exact meditation and concentration. Particularly
    • capacities something which is immensely evanescent and liquid
    • centuries.
    • among spirits. This is a life which lasts for centuries. During
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    • thought, concentration upon thoughts, self-training and the like.
    • conscientious, systematic meditation and concentration. Many a human being, especially
    • quiescent and as insensible to impressions from outside as is otherwise the
    • quality so fluid and evanescent that it quickly passes away pours as it were
    • asleep and quiescent, when it has no perceptions, when the will is not
    • childhood; hence the life after death lasts for many centuries. The period during
    • a purely spiritual life during which man lives for many centuries as a
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    • been men — above all it was so up to a comparatively recent past
    • thoughts became translucent, so that he saw nothing that is in the physical
    • was of no importance. Thus, by making his thoughts translucent, the pupil was
    • Mystery of Golgotha and on in to the third century of our era. To those who
    • and also by many who were Initiates in the first three centuries of
    • Christian centuries, this was the attitude and feeling prevailing in men who
    • devotion continued through the centuries, directed now to the Being of Whom
    • concentration in such a way. that he penetrates into the spiritual world as a
    • concentration in the sphere of thought and in the sphere of will, then the
    • of automatic writing. When through meditation and concentration a man becomes
    • reverence and veneration for the Guru made the thoughts of the pupil translucent,
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    • I would like to bring our recent studies to a certain conclusion. To
    • As I have mentioned in the recent public lectures, this can happen in
    • the Moon, living as they do also here on Earth. Concentrated though
    • backward recapitulation of his recent Earth-life. A few days ago I
    • will recall, I was telling in recent lectures. In the age before the
    • centuries later.
    • birth. First he experiences the ascent to independent consciousness
    • present earthly time it is as I have been relating. In his descent
    • prepared it for himself within the starry spheres, at his descent he
    • 19th century changes whose origin is in the spiritual world began to
    • with true cognition, whereas for many centuries before, while
    • information accumulated in the last few centuries? It lives as
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    • I would like to bring our recent studies to a certain conclusion. To
    • As I have mentioned in the recent public lectures, this can happen in
    • the Moon, living as they do also here on Earth. Concentrated though
    • backward recapitulation of his recent Earth-life. A few days ago I
    • will recall, I was telling in recent lectures. In the age before the
    • centuries later.
    • birth. First he experiences the ascent to independent consciousness
    • present earthly time it is as I have been relating. In his descent
    • prepared it for himself within the starry spheres, at his descent he
    • 19th century changes whose origin is in the spiritual world began to
    • with true cognition, whereas for many centuries before, while
    • information accumulated in the last few centuries? It lives as
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    • this lecture at our London centre.
    • of it where the illuminated crescent is continued. What we are seeing
    • too then faded out; during the fourth century after Christ it vanished
    • so inordinately proud. Hence it is interesting to see a book recently
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    • the spiritual world. Thus, in the centuries which preceded the
    • that we can scent its aroma and the aroma of the plants that cover
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    • that we can scent its aroma and the aroma of the plants that cover
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    • these events as though we might find in more recent times the effects
    • that took place from the beginning of the century until the year
    • the end of the 18th century out of the events that preceded it. Many
    • striking way in the 18th century. Last year I spoke of him in
    • crazy, to give out imposing and magnificent descriptions of the
    • founder of the Society of Jesus, who died in the 16th century. When
    • again, what part has he played in the more recent history of mankind?
    • century A.D., not long after St. Augustine,
    • individuality himself appeared again on earth in the 18th century, as
    • the retrospect is extended it cannot last many centuries for when it
    • magnificent description of the lands of the Spirits, albeit in
    • early years of this century I was several times in London. On the
    • that are connected with birth, embryonic life, descent and so forth,
    • century. Brunetto Latini still possessed a knowledge whereby nature
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    • these events as though we might find in more recent times the effects
    • that took place from the beginning of the century until the year
    • the end of the 18th century out of the events that preceded it. Many
    • striking way in the 18th century. Last year I spoke of him in
    • crazy, to give out imposing and magnificent descriptions of the
    • founder of the Society of Jesus, who died in the 16th century. When
    • again, what part has he played in the more recent history of mankind?
    • century A.D., not long after St. Augustine,
    • individuality himself appeared again on earth in the 18th century, as
    • the retrospect is extended it cannot last many centuries for when it
    • magnificent description of the lands of the Spirits, albeit in
    • early years of this century I was several times in London. On the
    • that are connected with birth, embryonic life, descent and so forth,
    • century. Brunetto Latini still possessed a knowledge whereby nature
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    • which come above all from the magnificent natural surroundings of
    • Arthur, where we look back as if in memory across the centuries that
    • over the sea with its iridescent colours and breaking waves, the
    • is the case with all such occult centres, chosen this spot because
    • they were able to receive in the first centuries after the Mystery of
    • connected with such centres as that of King Arthur's Round Table. And
    • European population — barbarous at all events in Central and
    • centuries which followed the Mystery of Golgotha this all took place
    • centuries of our era men looked out over the sea, and had been
    • across Central Europe and bore the Christ as a Sun Hero, whether the
    • 9th century.
    • during the first centuries after the Mystery of Golgotha, when, as I
    • the end of the seventies of last century. The Ruling Power, known by
    • the name of Gabriel, who had held sway for three or four centuries in
    • last century by Michael. And the Rulership of Michael will last for
    • three to four centuries, weaving and working in the spiritual life of
    • happened centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha, when, taking its
    • is always a time when that which has been founded in a centre of
    • ruled civilisation in the 4th and 5th centuries, belongs to the
    • Samael, whose Rulership extended a little beyond the 12th century.
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    • which come above all from the magnificent natural surroundings of
    • Arthur, where we look back as if in memory across the centuries that
    • over the sea with its iridescent colours and breaking waves, the
    • is the case with all such occult centres, chosen this spot because
    • they were able to receive in the first centuries after the Mystery of
    • connected with such centres as that of King Arthur's Round Table. And
    • European population — barbarous at all events in Central and
    • centuries which followed the Mystery of Golgotha this all took place
    • centuries of our era men looked out over the sea, and had been
    • across Central Europe and bore the Christ as a Sun Hero, whether the
    • 9th century.
    • during the first centuries after the Mystery of Golgotha, when, as I
    • the end of the seventies of last century. The Ruling Power, known by
    • the name of Gabriel, who had held sway for three or four centuries in
    • last century by Michael. And the Rulership of Michael will last for
    • three to four centuries, weaving and working in the spiritual life of
    • happened centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha, when, taking its
    • is always a time when that which has been founded in a centre of
    • ruled civilisation in the 4th and 5th centuries, belongs to the
    • Samael, whose Rulership extended a little beyond the 12th century.
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    • upon the fact that during the last few centuries our entire
    • thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries. Since that time we learn only in
    • During the course of centuries a vast store of external knowledge has
    • But during these centuries all knowledge connected with man which
    • centripetal and tends earthwards, and another man, whose orientation
    • is centrifugal and tends to leave the earth. It will be seen that a
    • recognising these outward-streaming centrifugal forces in man, we
    • trace no centrifugal forces. Minerals are subject to the laws of
    • central brain (the continuation of the sensory nerves and their
    • organism appears as though too much exposed to the centrifugal forces
    • of the Cosmos. They are not in equipoise with the centripetal forces
    • itself in some particular organ. The centrifugal forces — that
    • which otherwise strives centrifugally to project the physical
    • which I have described, one comes upon centres of knowledge quite
    • These centres of knowledge, which we have become accustomed to speak
    • the life of to-day. They were centres of religion and of art, as well
    • The centres of art were indissolubly linked with the centres of
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    • upon the fact that during the last few centuries our entire
    • thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries. Since that time we learn only in
    • During the course of centuries a vast store of external knowledge has
    • But during these centuries all knowledge connected with man which
    • centripetal and tends earthwards, and another man, whose orientation
    • is centrifugal and tends to leave the earth. It will be seen that a
    • recognising these outward-streaming centrifugal forces in man, we
    • trace no centrifugal forces. Minerals are subject to the laws of
    • central brain (the continuation of the sensory nerves and their
    • organism appears as though too much exposed to the centrifugal forces
    • of the Cosmos. They are not in equipoise with the centripetal forces
    • itself in some particular organ. The centrifugal forces — that
    • which otherwise strives centrifugally to project the physical
    • which I have described, one comes upon centres of knowledge quite
    • These centres of knowledge, which we have become accustomed to speak
    • the life of to-day. They were centres of religion and of art, as well
    • The centres of art were indissolubly linked with the centres of
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    • today. In fact, the human Organisation changes from one century to
    • only been developed since the fourteenth to fifteenth centuries. It is
    • centuries. We can well imagine that it is impossible for a detail of
    • the human Organisation shows signs of changes as the centuries pass
    • just in this twentieth century. Whilst on the one hand an
    • that in this twentieth century a beholding of the Christ will occur
    • importance to what occurred on Golgotha. In the centuries to come a
    • our clairvoyant development. From the twentieth century onwards, in
    • our century in his reincarnation in the flesh — but not as Buddha
    • to appear in the twentieth century, as every occultist knows that he
    • a certain age nobody should be given the duty from certain central
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    • also by the magnificent sunlight that shines on us
    • nothing but the official message from the orthodox center of
    • here, where nature and the magnificent, spirit-endowed
    • human beings from the sixth to the ninth centuries had a copy
    • spanning the eleventh through the fifteenth centuries the
    • centuries many human beings, for example Francis of Assisi
    • outside indicate what is beautiful or magnificent in nature,
    • course as it becomes one of the centers where the kind of
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    • have experienced the second decade of the twentieth century have gone
    • through more than is otherwise experienced over a span of centuries.
    • conclude with a brief consideration of some recent historical events.
    • and Waldorf education. All sorts of things are said about this. Recently
    • instinctively comprehended for four centuries. In the early centuries
    • one, or only one? Yet in the early Christian centuries this was a
    • Golgotha. In the first third of the fifteenth century intellectualism
    • that lies in the fourth century AD, the point when the wisdom which
    • that took place. And finally, as the fifteenth century approached,
    • the nineteenth century the Christ was entirely lost, and the most
    • major global questions. In Central Europe people are particularly
    • Here in Central and Western Europe we have only a God-consciousness.
    • twentieth century, the great challenge and the great trial, is that
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    • contained in Volume No. 130 of the Complete Centenary Edition of
    • contained in Volume No. 130 of the Complete Centenary Edition of
    • such magnificent expression on the physical plane. Conditions in that
    • gradually become able, from the twentieth century onwards, to
    • they concentrated their gaze upon them and made themselves
    • Middle Ages and in recent years it has been confirmed by very
    • centuries before the beginning of the Christian era has not since
    • century and well known throughout Europe in the Middle Ages. It is
    • connected with the future ascent of humanity to Morality. Although
    • our century. From the thirties to the forties of this century
    • existed since the 13th century, by the words: In Christo
    • century but it is a truth that has at all times been known to many
    • one century before the birth of Jesus of Nazareth. Thus we must
    • centre of his further evolution, so for the whole of future humanity
    • century in the case of the Bodhisattva who later on, in three thousand
    • in the 17th century a certain individual proclaimed himself to be an
    • intelligent examination. The Bodhisattva of the 20th century will not
    • appears in every century until his existence as Maitreya
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    • as those during the period between death and a new birth. Recently in
    • This leads me to some of my recent research. The early experiences
    • will keep our soul open to the light of the Hierarchies. Recently I
    • that in the nineteenth century this way of viewing the ego was
    • If one considers the evolution of humanity in more recent times
    • least to impart to you some of the results of my most recent
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    • At a certain point we experience ourselves as at the center of the
    • early death and therefore one is innocently involved in an earlier
    • I have given you a few results of recent research into the conditions
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    • elements; then a new world arises. In the first Christian centuries
    • explanations became, especially in the nineteenth century — when
    • only in the sixth century. Before that the Bull, Taurus, was worshiped
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    • for this most readily if we take a look at the ancient mystery centers.
    • that otherwise only took place in the mystery centers. The course Christ's
    • of Golgotha, which was placed in the center of the world. The chosen
    • initiation, an ascent, to begin with, through learning on the physical
    • is indicated in the swallowing of the book. It expresses the ascent
    • Mystery Centers
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    • century will one day be described as the materialistic century in the
    • history of humankind. The people of the twentieth century cannot really
    • imagine how deeply the nineteenth century was entangled in materialism.
    • forties of the nineteenth century there was an extreme low point in
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    • into ascent. When the writer of the Apocalypse wants to describe the
    • into a descent. Especially in middle European esotericism, the I is
    • The soul is white; it has become innocent when it has developed to the
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    • study has existed since the fourteenth century, A.D. in these
    • existed since the fourteenth century as something that is true, quite
    • Until far into the eighteenth century, the wisdom of which we are here
    • In the eighteenth century it was the mission of this Brotherhood to
    • In the course of the centuries many people have endeavoured, in one
    • century — in Goethe. In comparatively early years Goethe
    • it was necessary for Western culture during the nineteenth century to
    • large part of the second half of the nineteenth century, little of the
    • fourteenth century. Think of the relation of a human being then living
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    • being or centre of consciousness intrudes.
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    • Lecture IV: The Descent to a New Birth
    • THE DESCENT TO A NEW BIRTH
    • first century after Christ; what he thought, felt and willed in those
    • In north Germany, in central Europe, eastwards of Atlantis, long
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    • We have heard that on his descent to a new birth, man is clothed with
    • to the mother; the “ I ” to the father. The whole descent to
    • years before Christ; before that epoch it rose in the adjacent
    • were associated with this symbol. During the early centuries of our
    • the Cross and underneath it the Lamb. Not until; the sixth century
    • As a result of technical progress in recent centuries there developed
    • own people. This was due to the fact that during recent times in the
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    • disposition is a source, a centre, of certain processes in Devachan; a
    • of Reason.” We shall understand in this way how on his descent to
    • existence — has in his next life a well centred physical body and
    • there is no steadfast centre of will. The materialist scatters himself
    • is the outcome of the materialistic attitude of the last century. And
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    • transferred to different centres, but not filling the regions between
    • plane. The death on the Cross of the Redeemer, of the one central
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    • Many will wonder why we are just standing so nicely in the centre.
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    • picture in colour they perceived themselves in taste, in scent, in a
    • with taste, scent, warmth, everything, and radiated it out again.
    • Earth was the Sun, this Spirit was the central Spirit of the Sun; when
    • a directing Central Spirit.
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    • Recently among other things a very characteristic book has appeared,
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    • centimetre lower, and a second point in the etheric head which would
    • sight of sun, moon and stars is magnificently described in records of
    • the centre of the civilisation that we call the Post-Atlantean
    • Culture. From this centre civilisation radiated out; it proceeded from
    • Central Asia they founded in India the first civilisation, which still
    • this descent in order to find the way up to spirituality out of his
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    • connected a descent into the world of matter. And another force is
    • again to spirituality; and as the descent is linked with the
    • predominance of egoism so does the ascent depend on men's
    • lies at the centre — occult truth.
    • undertake a great spiritual ascent.
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    • That is one way which man can take. The most recent way of attaining
    • itself to mortal man. That is the Descent into Hell; each one
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    • me recently in an area especially rich in these institutions,
    • possibility of becoming the center of creativity and production
    • inner abundance that streams out, and also a center for his
    • in this way? Because the soul strives to create a will-center
    • it. It is actually a gathering of the blood to the center in
    • century. Here you have a picture, an imagination that is set
    • towards the central point of the earth. The animal stands in
    • Because the human being has permeated the pure, innocent plant
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    • referred, only recently, to Egos living upon the astral plane
    • plants is to be found at the center of the earth. This is
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    • 14th century was replaced by a new one. Previously all
    • 1879. What had slowly ripened since the 14th century could
    • In four to six centuries the small group of men who are being prepared
    • during the Renaissance and Gabriel from the 16th century
    • Let's take the vowel i. This always expresses a centralizing, a
    • striving toward the center. The a means something quite
    • i strives towards the center of the universe, whereas the
    • strives towards the divine center, in a it retreats devotedly,
    • into the divine center. Then in ah of
    • the soul is led (i) ever deeper into the center of the world.
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    • body. The fourth part is his ego, the central point of his
    • central point of the human being.
    • individual. Compare him with a man of more recent cultural
    • and scents of flowers. This, however, a person must himself be
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    • noteworthy scientist of the nineteenth century described the basic
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    • central core in our soul. They're complements to the exercises that an
    • intensely that we're a big family gathered round the shining central
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    • has been said recently that it is no longer possible to be a
    • the ascent from the purely physical to the spiritual realm can be
    • central position within the bodily functions. Let us examine what
    • centered within him. It is a fact inwardly perceived through
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    • churches, ceremonial centers, or schools in the modern sense,
    • ceremonial center and school; that is what we call the
    • mystery sanctuaries or centers. Leadership of the Atlanteans
    • in the mysteries. We therefore designate the great centers of
    • seven oracle centers because the populace in ancient Atlantis
    • characteristics. The names applicable to these oracle centers
    • other oracle centers.
    • His small group of chosen people and made His way to Central
    • Leader inspected, as it were, the other oracle centers for
    • developed in the mystery centers. You have to visualize this
    • centers. Such methods are employed behind the scenes of
    • been preserved in a magnificent form in the Vedas,
    • can be found up to the most recent times, and as we trace
    • Galileo died in the middle of the seventeenth century, and
    • Michail Lomonosov was born early in the eighteenth century
    • centuries the dissemination of the idea of Christianity
    • centuries, it was asserted that those who had been disciples
    • on the physical plane from one decade and from one century to
    • another. However, in the following centuries, from the fifth
    • of Christianity is clothed in Central European imagery. Why
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    • from a previous life and appear as inborn character. Man's inward centre, his
    • the external limbs of the body. We see this inner centre pouring itself
    • this centre holds the members of the human organism together. Even in the
    • human nature at the moment when the human Ego, the centre which holds the
    • a man loses his unified character when bereft of the Ego, the strong central
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    • in the womb of time. And the central point of this faith, its firm
    • spiritual ideas within us. That is the other centre of force on which
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    • centuries has gradually evolved from this Christ impulse in the form
    • investigated by so-called clairvoyant research, through the ascent
    • concentration and other exercises given to those who wish to tread
    • part of his daily waking life in meditation, concentration and other
    • meditation, concentration, etc., at night when it leaves the physical
    • meditations and concentrations, which have to be followed in waking
    • wrong meditation and concentration man would therefore be brought
    • will say that it is a divine and beneficent world when he carries
    • etheric body the shape which, through meditation, concentration,
    • concentration, etc., might be called an inner experience of the
    • warming, illuminating beneficent sun as compared to the budding and
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    • world along with phenomena of colour, sound, tastes, scent, etc. It
    • scent, or as we say in Spiritual Science, behind fire, air, water and
    • into a good one, the Erinyes change into the beneficent Eumenides.
    • centuries and millennia there is slow and gradual development; but
    • the fifth century BC where an earlier tragic poet makes no mention of
    • stage where their beneficent influences could flow down to the earth
    • beings who have their centre in the Sun; behind the Maya of the inner
    • yet it was the Christ's descent from the sun which gave this inner
    • under the mountains of the earth, near its central point, a cross,
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    • old Greek sage, Zeus fructified Chthon. The beneficent influences of
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    • centers in Europe, whose existence is reported in old sagas. For
    • inspired people who were connected with the mystery center.
    • concentration The earth and everything on it disappeared before his
    • and seemed to give him a center there. And he felt a third force like
    • around his center. He felt that his left hand was grasped by a force
    • when we concentrate on an object (white lily) 2 is another force that
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    • the ascent into the spiritual worlds, or descent to the realm of
    • was made between the ascent to the upper gods and the descent to the
    • lower gods, and that this descent was regarded as more essentially
    • dangerous than the ascent to the upper gods, and on this latter path,
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    • or ego had only developed because of the descent to the Earth —
    • central spiritual being was Dionysos. So it is natural that in
    • Dionysos, this central figure of the inner circle of gods, men
    • descending into physical incarnation. For this descent requires a
    • Christ, a descent to the inner life will reveal a being which is
    • they are men who have reached the apex of humanity. Centuries
    • obscurity. This was the time of the Christ's descent to the earth,
    • the time of the descent of the Christ there could be accomplished
    • deeper descent into the soul, and it will become possible for man to
    • proceed a few centuries further in human evolution and see what has
    • understand that the Christ was a cosmic god before His descent upon
    • his soul to the great central figure of the Christ, by allowing the
    • the centuries have been able to do is to propagate the Gospels; so
    • when we receive them as traditionally handed down for centuries in
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    • historical descent into incarnation of the Christ was a necessary in
    • centuries following His appearance. Since the Atlantean catastrophe
    • spiritual there must be ascent to a certain grade of clairvoyant
    • forces as make Lucifer a fructifying and a beneficent element,
    • did so in magnificent pictures. One such picture is the Oedipus
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    • learn to stand fast in the center of his existence by living entirely
    • outside of his center. He stands there firmly enclosed in himself
    • concentration. He learns to see the light world of spiritual beings
    • concentration, otherwise that source of strength through which we
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    • their central figure, led outwards; but that the way into the Kingdom
    • the way leading to those gods who were associated with the beneficent
    • have a central one standing alone, the Graeco-Latin epoch of
    • ego-centre, having seven or nine members around it, all of which are
    • of the Sun-spirits, in the realm whence the beneficent influences
    • which he becomes aware of a taste or a scent. During the Egyptian
    • colour, or scent, or taste. Today they have grown fainter and more
    • spiritual being called Ishtar, who was known to be a beneficent moon
    • prepare for the descent of the cosmic sun god upon the earth. The
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    • descent? Whose son is he? Therefore in speaking about the Luciferic
    • ancestry and descent, the blood poured — itself from generation
    • assume in consequence of the descent of the Christ principle upon the
    • between that Being to whom we must ascribe such a central position,
    • first centuries after the Christ event, who considers that which was
    • teacher of the first Christian centuries could tell him no more about
    • because the men of the first Christian centuries were pre-eminently
    • sense-world. Accordingly in the first post-Christian centuries little
    • very high messenger of Christ. It is said that a few centuries after
    • personalities of the fourth century after Christ. In this figurative
    • Manes was this council, himself in the centre and around him
    • it was then thought necessary to curse will become the centre for
    • those who will best make Christ comprehensible to man, a central
    • from eternity to eternity. So shall the central Being of the world,
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    • — let us say — the eighth, ninth and tenth centuries, and in
    • descent of man into the physical world. But by no means should things
    • sphere, than in that where what is produced comes from the centre of
    • again to his centre. Hence in a certain connection, it is a new speech
    • central point of man's being is grasped through what we take up as
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    • tenth centuries after Christ; we are now actually in the middle of
    • real are connected with humanity's further descent into the
    • center of one individual's being and speaks to and is understood
    • rightly by the center of another. Thus, in a certain way,
    • the true core of the human soul. The central essence of the human
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    • the centre of his being, should not limit his idea of evolution to a mere
    • as the beginning of the 17th century the learned as well as the laity
    • who in the 17th century first championed the
    • the germ of an earth-worm must first be there. And yet, in the 17th century,
    • connection by 19th century philosophy. We need think only of Schopenhauer,
    • this central point, we should be merged passively with the outer world. Our
    • concepts and ideas have to be taken hold of in this centre; more and more of
    • itself in the course of succeeding lives; it must become a centre whereby man
    • more he radiates from the centre of his individual self, the nearer he
    • must work to become always richer, a powerful centre from which much can
    • judgment, but we can react from the emotional centre of the Sentient Soul. Of
    • that if the Ego concentrates on this single aim, it finally impoverishes
    • thus endured by the human Ego and its inner rebellion are magnificently
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    • to move something new into the center of our life, something that
    • life, to really feel that this is the center from which he directs all
    • That's why for the more recent esoteric schools that exist rightfully,
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    • Christian centuries, and for a long time through the middle ages, was
    • quite different from what it has become in recent times. The Gospels
    • Fundamentally, in the first centuries, only those had the Gospels in
    • centuries ago took the Gospels in hand get on with what one today
    • us this in a magnificent way. He shows it by saying: The Ego of
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    • toward the Gospels in the first Christian centuries and even
    • this in a magnificent way by saying that the I of Zarathustra was to
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    • awaken in man. Before the first half of the twentieth century has
    • and not in a physical body. From the middle of the twentieth century
    • Recently, I explained that these new qualities give us an insight into
    • those early centuries after Christ, Solomon's symbols could be
    • reminiscent of the events that occurred when Moses received the Laws
    • The centuries up to our present time have been filled by this spirit.
    • In the next centuries it will often be proclaimed that Christ will
    • last centuries in this light will be neither surprised nor exhalted
    • the Crusades and also in the seventeenth century, when a false
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • twentieth century has passed, some people will, with full
    • in a physical body. From the middle of the twentieth century on, and
    • the possibility for attaining this development. Recently, I explained
    • those early centuries after Christ, Solomon's symbols could be
    • if dead, as he preached. This is reminiscent of the events that
    • The centuries up to our present time have been filled by
    • In the next centuries it will often be proclaimed that
    • of the last centuries in this light will be neither astonished nor
    • happened just before the Crusades and also in the seventeenth century
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    • Let us concentrate on
    • too the inner soul-force which causes it to happen; concentrate for a
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    • Let us concentrate on
    • too the inner soul-force which causes it to happen; concentrate for a
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    • forces diverging from a central point in every direction. Thus the
    • diverging from a centre in every direction to illimitable distances.
    • to diverge, as from a centre in all directions. The sound
    • its centre. Thus you imagine a point within space whence forces
    • radiating from a centre outwards into space and back again, in such a
    • is an ascent to the light element. Thus, speaking of the transition
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    • forces diverging from a central point in every direction. Thus the
    • diverging from a centre in every direction to illimitable distances.
    • to diverge, as from a centre in all directions. The sound
    • its centre. Thus you imagine a point within space whence forces
    • radiating from a centre outwards into space and back again, in such a
    • is an ascent to the light element. Thus, speaking of the transition
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    • make the Sun cohere round its centre. Then you have the inweaving of
    • The stream of forces which moved from the centre to the periphery and
    • from the periphery back again to the centre at first embraced the
    • a centre. The something between is nothing tangible, it is just a way
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    • make the Sun cohere round its centre. Then you have the inweaving of
    • The stream of forces which moved from the centre to the periphery and
    • from the periphery back again to the centre at first embraced the
    • a centre. The something between is nothing tangible, it is just a way
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    • — that is to say, with the descent of the elemental consistency
    • in the direction of density — there is a corresponding ascent
    • sound-ether permeates our nascent earth. Let us then ask ourselves
    • upward of part of it, and the concentration downward of the other
    • centuries they have completely ignored what occult investigation has
    • recently in Christiania
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    • — that is to say, with the descent of the elemental consistency
    • in the direction of density — there is a corresponding ascent
    • sound-ether permeates our nascent earth. Let us then ask ourselves
    • upward of part of it, and the concentration downward of the other
    • centuries they have completely ignored what occult investigation has
    • recently in Christiania
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    • evolution, and for forces centralised in the earth itself to arise
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    • evolution, and for forces centralised in the earth itself to arise
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    • only applies on the earth from its centre point up to the surface
    • that all is concentrated upon this last product of creation, upon
    • which in the baby are still decentralised. Thus, in the human being
    • this concentration signifies an advance to a higher level. We can
    • century make of this? It says: “We find in one passage the name
    • nineteenth century, perhaps more than on any other scientific or
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    • only applies on the earth from its centre point up to the surface
    • that all is concentrated upon this last product of creation, upon
    • which in the baby are still decentralised. Thus, in the human being
    • this concentration signifies an advance to a higher level. We can
    • century make of this? It says: “We find in one passage the name
    • nineteenth century, perhaps more than on any other scientific or
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    • immediately think of evolution as an ascent from the condition of the
    • knotty point of which the commentators of the nineteenth century have
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    • immediately think of evolution as an ascent from the condition of the
    • knotty point of which the commentators of the nineteenth century have
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    • every point of the outer physical body towards a center, which is the
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    • Had he not delayed his descent to the earth, he would have had to
    • descent as follows. At the beginning of the development of the earth
    • the creation the incarnation of man is represented as a descent from
    • more urged by greed, more self-centred; in short what we today call
    • expulsion from Paradise as a descent from the periphery to the earth
    • to a descent from the periphery, we are describing almost word for
    • criticise it. This kind of outlook has only arisen in recent
    • centuries. A Schoolman of the twelfth century would be astonished, if
    • with the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. It would never have
    • occurred to anyone in the early centuries of the Middle Ages to think
    • centuries ago. Those who inveigh against the Bible the most
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    • Had he not delayed his descent to the earth, he would have had to
    • descent as follows. At the beginning of the development of the earth
    • the creation the incarnation of man is represented as a descent from
    • more urged by greed, more self-centred; in short what we today call
    • expulsion from Paradise as a descent from the periphery to the earth
    • to a descent from the periphery, we are describing almost word for
    • criticise it. This kind of outlook has only arisen in recent
    • centuries. A Schoolman of the twelfth century would be astonished, if
    • with the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. It would never have
    • occurred to anyone in the early centuries of the Middle Ages to think
    • centuries ago. Those who inveigh against the Bible the most
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    • with the lectures I gave recently in Christiania know that this
    • incarnate on the earth prepared for their descent.
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    • with the lectures I gave recently in Christiania know that this
    • incarnate on the earth prepared for their descent.
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    • with considerable concentration and yet be unholy within oneself.
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    • centuries of the Christian era, there was nothing in the first
    • their various initiation centres — Plato especially, but even
    • further, not as a continuation of the series, but by a descent upon
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    • centuries of the Christian era, there was nothing in the first
    • their various initiation centres — Plato especially, but even
    • further, not as a continuation of the series, but by a descent upon
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    • concentrated form, in art. In actual fact, the material for the
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    • born again in the next four centuries. A suitable number of men must
    • 12th centuries.
    • concentrates oneself. So John the theologian calculated the
    • descents into our interior two dangers threaten us. We can have a
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    • phase of descent, from the most ancient times until the appearance of
    • Christ on the earth, and the phase of ascent which begins with the
    • Why must the Christ Event be given this place at the very centre of
    • therefore to do with a descent and an ascent of man. In respect of
    • It must not, however, be forgotten that this descent into the
    • a firm centre within his own being. In order to work his way upwards
    • physical world. The impetus for this descent was this action, this deed,
    • a factor in man's descent from spiritual heights into physical
    • possibility of re-ascent, also without merit of his own. Just as
    • now for more than a century — words such as ‘liberty’,
    • century — when they begin to behold the Living Christ, they will know
    • thereby they prepare themselves for the ascent into the spiritual
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    • taken shape in recent centuries, and what are its immediate needs. If
    • suited to the conditions which have developed through the centuries,
    • think and to feel during recent centuries, and what it is that they
    • have come about through centuries of development. The signs of
    • budding, innocent love. Eros is its ruler ... that is what the
    • fruitfulness, in its interplay with budding, innocent love. This is
    • have received in recent years will enable you to view our present
    • and fashioning from the evanescent forms taken by the spray the
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    • taken shape in recent centuries, and what are its immediate needs. If
    • suited to the conditions which have developed through the centuries,
    • think and to feel during recent centuries, and what it is that they
    • have come about through centuries of development. The signs of
    • budding, innocent love. Eros is its ruler ... that is what the
    • fruitfulness, in its interplay with budding, innocent love. This is
    • have received in recent years will enable you to view our present
    • and fashioning from the evanescent forms taken by the spray the
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    • which virtually reproduces the contents of my recent lectures in
    • thought even of people as recent as the Greeks. When the modern man
    • this twentieth century, it is also made clear that this return of
    • begin to happen in our own century that one here and one there will
    • twentieth century, this upward development of human nature towards
    • come little by little to all humanity, beginning in our own century.
    • our own century, will become visible as an etheric Being to human
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    • which virtually reproduces the contents of my recent lectures in
    • thought even of people as recent as the Greeks. When the modern man
    • this twentieth century, it is also made clear that this return of
    • begin to happen in our own century that one here and one there will
    • twentieth century, this upward development of human nature towards
    • come little by little to all humanity, beginning in our own century.
    • our own century, will become visible as an etheric Being to human
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    • still conscious of the ruler, the centre of all these forces in the
    • make good the claim that the ego is the central governing power of
    • the central ruling power outspread in macrocosmic space, but closely
    • for him its central ruling powers; whereas the modern man thinks more
    • about the microcosm, about man himself, the centre of our own world,
    • has been possible recently to confirm experiences which occurred in
    • the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries as to the
    • should like to be one with the scent of the trees!’ Imagine
    • suppressed, and self-knowledge is concentrated upon the astral body,
    • contains the central forces of both astral and physical bodies; it is
    • youth-giving forces emanate. Because the ether body is the centre for
    • pentagram has been reduced to a central pentagon with its point
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    • still conscious of the ruler, the centre of all these forces in the
    • make good the claim that the ego is the central governing power of
    • the central ruling power outspread in macrocosmic space, but closely
    • for him its central ruling powers; whereas the modern man thinks more
    • about the microcosm, about man himself, the centre of our own world,
    • has been possible recently to confirm experiences which occurred in
    • the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries as to the
    • should like to be one with the scent of the trees!’ Imagine
    • suppressed, and self-knowledge is concentrated upon the astral body,
    • contains the central forces of both astral and physical bodies; it is
    • youth-giving forces emanate. Because the ether body is the centre for
    • pentagram has been reduced to a central pentagon with its point
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    • controlling centre, as superpersonal, superhuman, we have what Greek
    • the central power of Pluto; similarly the forces of the ether body
    • that it is actually in the twentieth century, actually in our own
    • Mars. They raise their eyes to Mars, receive its beneficent
    • spiritual. It concentrates their attention upon individualities
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    • controlling centre, as superpersonal, superhuman, we have what Greek
    • the central power of Pluto; similarly the forces of the ether body
    • that it is actually in the twentieth century, actually in our own
    • Mars. They raise their eyes to Mars, receive its beneficent
    • spiritual. It concentrates their attention upon individualities
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    • ‘Curse God and die.’ There is something magnificent,
    • all these laws at some time concentrated in a human body, walking
    • upon a time, exactly in the manner of today, a human soul, centred in
    • walking about as an Atla.ntean appears to be concentrated in an
    • soul-forces concentrated in our astral bodies.’ If clairvoyant
    • the body, that it is bounded by the skin; the centre of the human
    • the central power of the macrocosmic forces which correspond to the
    • the Titans, the gods centred in the forces of the earth, to cut into
    • world, he can picture the world as a whole. To the Greeks the central
    • enable man to overcome this egotism, concentrated solely upon his
    • a magnificent picture when it tells how Pallas Athene rescued the
    • wonderfully what is given in the magnificent pictures of the old
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    • ‘Curse God and die.’ There is something magnificent,
    • all these laws at some time concentrated in a human body, walking
    • upon a time, exactly in the manner of today, a human soul, centred in
    • walking about as an Atlantean appears to be concentrated in an
    • soul-forces concentrated in our astral bodies.’ If clairvoyant
    • the body, that it is bounded by the skin; the centre of the human
    • the central power of the macrocosmic forces which correspond to the
    • the Titans, the gods centred in the forces of the earth, to cut into
    • world, he can picture the world as a whole. To the Greeks the central
    • enable man to overcome this egotism, concentrated solely upon his
    • a magnificent picture when it tells how Pallas Athene rescued the
    • wonderfully what is given in the magnificent pictures of the old
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    • in recent years, the physical body can only be known in its true
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    • in recent years, the physical body can only be known in its true
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    • external physical organism; it all takes place in the adjacent
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    • external physical organism; it all takes place in the adjacent
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    • he was centuries ago on Earth. Then we come to a sentence which is
    • centralisation in the heart. Thus there are forces which were
    • way as to bring about the blood-system with its centre in the heart.
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    • he was centuries ago on Earth. Then we come to a sentence which is
    • centralisation in the heart. Thus there are forces which were
    • way as to bring about the blood-system with its centre in the heart.
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    • like; he must make concentrated study his duty for the sake of
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    • influences reached the Earth as if driven outward from its centre
    • fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. We find a certain awareness of it
    • which has been available since the thirteenth century one undertakes
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    • influences reached the Earth as if driven outward from its centre
    • fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. We find a certain awareness of it
    • which has been available since the thirteenth century one undertakes
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    • there could have been celebrated the half-centenary of an extremely
    • that important dissertation on the speech-centre which the great
    • known to it. Why is this? Because the way this speech centre is
    • configuration of this speech centre. Why is this speech-centre
    • from without, the brain can be so moulded that a speech-centre
    • his speech-centre, that this speech-centre has been fashioned from
    • without. The speech-centre arises from speech, not vice versa.
    • course of recent lectures we have called the sub-earthly, the true
    • century and on into the nineteenth, Aristotle began to be studied
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    • there could have been celebrated the half-centenary of an extremely
    • that important dissertation on the speech-centre which the great
    • known to it. Why is this? Because the way this speech centre is
    • configuration of this speech centre. Why is this speech-centre
    • from without, the brain can be so moulded that a speech-centre
    • his speech-centre, that this speech-centre has been fashioned from
    • without. The speech-centre arises from speech, not vice versa.
    • course of recent lectures we have called the sub-earthly, the true
    • century and on into the nineteenth, Aristotle began to be studied
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    • beginning of the ’nineties of the eighteenth century.
    • nothingness; on the other hand the descent into the turbid
    • are struck by the universality of his genius, the magnificent
    • nineteenth century may be said to have opened up the
    • the nineteenth century, it was shown by the facts which
    • applied to the descent of man, by following up all the
    • the latter, but, following the descent of man is not
    • and twentieth centuries bear incontrovertible testimony to
    • century, Francis Brentano. He wrote the 1st. volume of a
    • universal mind so magnificently. He fulfilled those
    • century. The physical science of the present day can only
    • of the conceptions and words, is concentrated in our hearts;
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    • thirteenth century.
    • Since the thirteenth century, the Movement connected with the name
    • in the thirteenth century to enable the influence connected with this
    • not until the fourteenth century that he was known by this name. In
    • the fourteenth century he was born again and lived then for more than
    • of the thirteenth century, is connected with the name of Christian
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    • recent scientific meeting in Koenigsberg: ‘Facts of physics are all
    • twentieth century. Progress will only be made in this direction when
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    • gave a concentration exercise that enables us to help in the work on
    • concentrates on the place where he feels the heart in him,
    • heart he's concentrating on — they ray or pour out from
    • whose center is the archetype of what the heart is the sign for. And
    • heart through concentration. The experience forms itself into a
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    • thirteenth century.
    • Since the thirteenth century the movement connected with the name of
    • in the thirteenth century to enable the influence connected with this
    • not until the fourteenth century that he was known by this name. In
    • the fourteenth century he was born again and lived then for more than
    • century, is connected with the name of Christian Rosenkreutz.
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    • Christian century; and then we speak of our own, the present, the
    • decade of the 19th century, that it can be seen how the human
    • 12th century, and about which much has been said, to work out clearly
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    • want to attain through esoteric exercises is to concentrate
    • thoughts do it, look upon them as models of how we can concentrate
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    • been conducted during recent months. There has been no little talk about
    • astral body was presented here in two recent lectures
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    • public life. Quite recently, there has been no little comment on
    • public affairs in this direction. This very phrase was recently
    • during recent months. People began to perceive how very
    • what he is doing — that is, in other words, to bring the centre
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    • But through an irregular descent into sub-consciousness, this
    • an imaginary person in whom all those things are centred
    • will say: — “If innocent people perish through a
    • worked out truthfully. Our groups, our working centres, are
    • this case our groups and centres are schools which are meant
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    • the beneficent influence of certain beings who retreat
    • “Well, when innocent human beings are destroyed by a
    • this life entirely innocent. It will be made up to them later.
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    • members to concentrate their trust so much on one person, that is,
    • exercises into the center of their life. Others run into events which
    • whole life from our esoteric center, if we had always directed our
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    • 20th century, an event will occur, in human evolution, which we may
    • the 20th century. It is also quite possible, on the other hand
    • fruitful, strengthening and beneficent forces through good, normal,
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    • spoken recently of many things concerning the existence of
    • century there will occur in human evolution what may be
    • this must come about in the 20th century. It may, however,
    • influence upon the demonic or beneficent beings inhabiting the
    • destructive and beneficent forces, he will become ever
    • has been recently reported that many do not understand how to
    • this concentrated gaze extinguishes the vision it is proved to
    • his own inner procedure in concentrating upon the rose and its
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    • As in recent years at the beginning of our Munich lecture course, may
    • course of the recent years? It was the importance of the moment in the
    • of centuries, or over the last 2000 years, how the European can look
    • has been working through the centuries, this European soul that felt
    • movement in Central Europe that we have such a personality among us.
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    • centuries. Thus the soul felt directed upwards when it turned its gaze
    • everything proceeding from the mysteries, the initiation centres. A
    • anthroposophically we see the inmost centre in the course of time and
    • from the mysteries and initiation centres pass over into the general
    • life, and of how the various initiation centre's and initiation
    • reincarnated in the nineteenth century. But it is not my task here to
    • one centre of stability. I have said that this is an objective result
    • physical evolution and forms its centre of gravity.
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    • worlds are reached. It is a peculiar feature of this ascent into
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    • passed through during the ascent into spiritual worlds are akin to the
    • hardly adapted for a bath in molten iron at 900 degrees centigrade,
    • ourselves by meditation and concentration, by what is called in
    • ourselves, by previous meditation, concentration and so on, so that on
    • concentration and permeating oneself with moral impulses, one can
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    • central point. Experience in the astral body, however, appears as a
    • concentrated in time; I do not wish to be poured out into
    • would like to be concentrated in independence at some point of world
    • all — by what is reminiscent of the world of the senses. You will
    • make sure of one point, the wish to be concentrated in temporal
    • away from eternity to a state of independent concentration in the
    • as a kind of central point, is the Christ Being, fulfilling the
    • concentration upon one point. For today, I should like just to say
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    • quick ascent into higher worlds, there always seems to enter what, in
    • is found — everyone wishing to start on the ascent into higher
    • must be taken by every soul for the ascent into higher worlds, for
    • appeared recently, has an important task, and I take this opportunity
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    • a history without making Buddha the central point. This is not said as
    • always look up to the Being Who should stand forth as the central
    • Such is the ascent from life in the senses to spiritual life. Whereas
    • central Individuality of the whole planetary system, by the Spirit of
    • its central point, by Him Whom we call the Cosmic Christ. In primeval
    • twentieth century, a super-sensible event will come to pass in the
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    • with this verse that describes man's whole descent and ascent:
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    • concentration of thinking, of imagining, of feeling or also
    • concentrated upon this one picture.
    • has to say, this concentration work is not there to copy the
    • concentrated, compressed. Then you live, so to speak, only in a
    • concentration of the soul forces. However, the same forces
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    • chapters of spiritual research. In recent months it has been my task,
    • that is advanced because in our Anthroposophical Movement in Central
    • Mystery of Golgotha at the center of the evolution of humanity.
    • my recent occult investigations. They astonished me because they
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    • meditation and concentration themselves, as such, if pursued,
    • especially to have concentrated before one what must be
    • merely recall the heliocentric system of Nicholas Copernicus,
    • he says: — In every century poor TRUTH has had to
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    • “During all centuries the poor truth had to blush about
    • meditation and concentration. If the interrogator says
    • meditation and concentration is a quite intensive degree of
    • concentrated thinking, feeling, maybe also of willing. Hence,
    • extraordinary measure with meditation and concentration if the
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    • connected in some way with his recent life on earth. He is emerging
    • century the character of the Mars beings had invariably been one of
    • Just as the process of the earth evolution is a process of descent
    • until the time of the Mystery of Golgotha, and of ascent from then
    • point was at the beginning of the seventeenth century. Until then,
    • the evolution of conditions on Mars had been a process of descent and
    • from that time onwards a process of ascent has occurred because an
    • eighth centuries there was a mystery school in the southeast of
    • Then, in the seventeenth century, the Buddha withdrew from earthly
    • beginning of the seventeenth century the Buddha became the redeemer,
    • beginning of the seventeenth century when, with all his abounding
    • remarkable, magnificent paradox. The greatest blessing for a
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    • confession coming from one of our recent or slightly older
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    • order! These eccentric philosophers are actually found in great
    • opinions, the eccentric ideas and false, extravagant idealism arise.
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    • or if you recall the recent performance
    • the top to its center. Then comes something like a circle that is not
    • quite closed with a horizontal line in its center; finally come two
    • appeared recently that is worth reading even for those who have
    • And because in the elemental world things are still reminiscent of
    • recently an infinite number of papers had been written on the
    • center of the spiritual realm, where we can behold these beings and
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    • earth life of the people was thereby prolonged for centuries, and
    • original one they had inhabited centuries before. And it was apparent
    • but between them there is something in the center. In whatever is
    • central divine position free from the influence of Lucifer and
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    • of deep significance that in Central Europe both kinds of writing,
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    • crossing the threshold in its ascent, first passes through the
    • The ascent could be described in the
    • understanding, of an ideally normal ascent into the spiritual world,
    • in other words, the ascent of a soul in a completely undisturbed
    • ideally normal ascent out of the question.
    • showing how the individual ascent takes place, as, for example, in
    • if a soul's ascent were the ideal one, an example in which all the
    • A higher ascent is brought about by
    • the ascent to the super-spiritual realm, the perceiving of a
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    • been “a decent sort” here on the physical plane, one will
    • see how the “decentness” gets on well with the laws of
    • world. At first one stands, in a sense, in the very center of one's
    • from infinity towards a central point what must return to our
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    • we don't feel otherwise. We can concentrate on our body —
    • excludes all other thoughts and concentrates on this one point. Then
    • that at all, I'm too decent a person for that. But we should, admit
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    • Central Europe of course present a different aspect from the European
    • century, something special arose within the world-conception of
    • when the great ideas of the Central European world-conception had
    • of centuries of work on the part of the higher Hierarchies.
    • quite a decent life without having a knowledge of the spiritual
    • recently discovered a proof that may be advanced externally. It
    • with spiritual science. In the 13th and 14th century, Master Bertram
    • painted, shows that up to the 13th and 14th century it was possible
    • they are now, only a few centuries ago. This can be proved, and you
    • a human soul-quality only a few centuries ago. Before that time, man
    • But we can learn to know that even in the 13th and 14th century
    • this is so, for a Central-European writer would not describe things
    • which must become united with the Central European qualities. We can
    • experiences of the East during the 19th century; nothing can be seen
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    • started at the beginning of the twentieth century to send its impulses
    • not the case. America was unknown for only a few centuries. Still in
    • the twelfth and thirteenth centuries there existed a lively traffic
    • the European family of peoples in the nineteenth century, and what is
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    • trends in the art of recent times, whatever we may think
    • actually living in art. In recent times, where the study of
    • that in all the various tendencies and endeavours of recent
    • our soul, and that this centuries-old connection with the
    • artist of more recent times we get no such feeling, The
    • significance everything gains that recent painters have
    • feel — although it remains quiescent — to be aroused
    • or will anyway try to, reduce the quiescent form, which to
    • see this in certain attempts made in recent decades and
    • kind — we understand the recently-deceased Gustave Klimt,
    • of art; and by reason of man's general development in recent
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    • that in the last third of the nineteenth century, in contrast to
    • I have repeatedly pointed to the end of the seventies of last century
    • At the beginning of the forties of the nineteenth century, when the
    • middle of that century had not quite been reached, the Archangel
    • seventies of the last century this spiritual being prepared himself
    • nineteenth century, their task in the spiritual world was to create
    • beginning with the forties of the nineteenth century. The time arrived
    • nineteenth century are simply a reflection of what occurred in the
    • in a certain sphere, beginning with the forties of the last century.
    • You see, at the beginning of the twentieth century it gradually became
    • the descent of the Archangel Michael into our earth region.
    • Many people speak of this descent. But if they are seriously called
    • stars” when the forties of last century approached. If occultists
    • In the forties of the last century the many people who adhered to
    • century was one; but this is not true of our time. Our time demands
    • theological development of the nineteenth century concerning the
    • said that the whole theological development of the nineteenth century
    • as I have recently done, {See: Rudolf Steiner, Geistige Wesen und
    • Someone recently handed me an interesting slip of paper mentioning a
    • things. In previous ages this was different. During the centuries
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    • of the rest of man's being is quiescent. Feeling and willing
    • states. When he concentrates on the colour of a human being,
    • central point of the body coinciding with the line of
    • this. In his recent book Stufen (Steps), Morgenstern
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    • century. At that time these forces worked extraordinarily strongly,
    • century which was expressed for the first time in the works collected
    • the thirteenth century we see that primitive clairvoyance had
    • elementary clairvoyance. In the middle of the thirteenth century this
    • The rosicrucian stream began in the thirteenth century. During that
    • century personalities particularly suitable for initiation had to be
    • again in the thirteenth century, and who were part of the council of
    • council of wise men in the thirteenth century. A twelfth had the
    • middle of the thirteenth century is the time when a new culture began.
    • thirteenth century, and therefore the education that the twelve
    • fourteenth century, roughly in the middle. In this incarnation he
    • thirteenth century had remained intact, none of them dispersed after
    • the new incarnation, the individuality in the fourteenth century.
    • Rosenkreutz in the thirteenth century, but exoterically he was named
    • thus only from the fourteenth century. And the pupils of this
    • century. These are the rosicrucians.
    • was being prepared from the seventeenth to the eighteenth century.
    • Now it is also of great importance to know that in any century the
    • Rosenkreutz became ever stronger and mightier from century to century.
    • who became his pupils. From the fourteenth century onwards Christian
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    • Christian Rosenkreutz. This work began in the thirteenth century, is
    • again in the fourteenth century, in an incarnation lasting more than a
    • eighteenth and until the beginning of the nineteenth century. About
    • meditation and concentration. By means of inner development of this
    • of the Christ Impulse. From the twentieth century onwards all the
    • secondly that He will appear in the twentieth century in etheric form.
    • Great individualities will certainly appear in the twentieth century,
    • twentieth century the name of Christ, and no real occultist will
    • expect the Christ in the physical body in the twentieth century. Every
    • Spiritual Science. In the thirteenth century this individuality lived
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    • circumstances in the thirteenth century and that since then this
    • age and one who lived centuries ago. Before the days of Copernicus,
    • centre with the planets revolving around it in elliptics. In no far
    • concept. Thus towards the end of the sixteenth century, there took
    • thirteenth century. — In this later occult Conference of leading
    • the Individuality who in the sixth century before Christ had been
    • In the seventh and eighth centuries, for example, there was a very
    • important centre of Initiation in the neighbourhood of the Black Sea,
    • time was one who incarnated again a few centuries later. We are
    • speaking, therefore, of a physical personality who centuries later
    • people in many respects alien, and in the seventeenth century, Buddha,
    • nevertheless, that since the seventeenth century, every human being in
    • through that great Conference at the end of the sixteenth century,
    • resembling what had happened on Earth in the thirteenth century, when
    • sixteenth centuries we must find our way to their esoteric meaning and
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    • circumstances in the thirteenth century, and that since then this
    • individuality has worked unceasingly throughout the centuries. Today
    • lived centuries ago. Before the days of Copernicus everyone believed
    • science were themselves maya. In the middle of the sixteenth century,
    • appeared. At the end of the sixteenth century the
    • towards the end of the sixteenth century one of those conferences took
    • initiation of Christian Rosenkreutz himself in the thirteenth century.
    • individuality who in the sixth century before Christ had been
    • In the seventh and eighth centuries, for example, there was a very
    • important centre of initiation in the neighbourhood of the Black Sea,
    • Buddha at that time was one who incarnated again a few centuries
    • centuries later lived again in a physical body, in Italy, and is known
    • the sixteenth century, called together a large group of occultists in
    • earth's fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. It was as decisive and
    • catastrophic a time on Mars in the fifteenth and sixteenth century as
    • So you see that in the fifteenth century you could have said Mars'
    • an ascent. In the fifteenth century the necessity had arisen on Mars
    • conference met at the end of the sixteenth century. This conference
    • people in many respects alien, and in the seventeenth century Buddha,
    • seventeenth century every human being is a buddhist, a franciscan, an
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    • introduction of Christianity into Central Europe and also here in the
    • Central Europe.
    • especially the population of the North, Central Europe and
    • century and beginning of 13th century. He died in the year 1213, and
    • concentrated from the spiritual world, regarding the advent of a
    • out that in them were concentrated all the moral impulses of Francis
    • of Assisi. These concentrated impulses had then transformed his
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    • Christianity into Central Europe and also here in the North,
    • and Central Europe.
    • of the North, Central Europe and England?” We need only
    • There was a poet who lived at the end of the 12th century and
    • beginning of 13th century. He died in the year 1213, and was
    • significantly everything was concentrated from the spiritual
    • place; I need only point out that in them were concentrated all
    • the moral impulses of Francis of Assisi. These concentrated
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    • a condition which was a moral descent, so that there remained on the
    • but little. Century after century this people developed in order to
    • since the fifth century before Christ.
    • Christian impulse along with it, were able in the early centuries of
    • descent and has now undertaken an ascent again.
    • human nature before man's deepest descent. Fundamentally, a great
    • effective. It stands in the centre, and it is that which, in that
    • evolution. Let us go back a few centuries into the pre-Christian era.
    • reticent concerning the highest things, the actual secrets, but what
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    • condition which was a moral descent, so that there remained on
    • population of which modern history tells but little. Century
    • after century this people developed in order to rise to a
    • spiritual heights since the fifth century before Christ.
    • with it, were able in the early centuries of Christianity to
    • first gone through a descent and has now undertaken an ascent
    • man's deepest descent. Fundamentally, a great part of what is
    • effective. It stands in the centre, and it is that which, in
    • evolution. Let us go back a few centuries into the
    • wrote, we can recognise that he was reticent concerning the
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    • those in central Europe.
    • vessel with a source of warmth at its center that streams through the
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    • the centre of the balance, can be swayed each moment of his life, now
    • centre, in the state of balance.
    • descent, but in this there is not what is called sensuous passion. As
    • after a particular pattern. In Central Europe this is often described
    • of Northern and Central Europe — to consider these subjects,
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    • the true idea when the human being, standing in the centre of
    • in the centre, in the state of balance.
    • much after a particular pattern. In Central Europe this is
    • of Northern and Central Europe — to consider these
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    • being, standing in the centre of the balance, can be swayed
    • interest we stand morally firm in the centre, in the state of
    • descent, but in this there is not what is called sensuous
    • particular pattern. In Central Europe this is often described
    • and Central Europe — to consider these subjects, and when we
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    • who in the first Christian centuries tried to determine their
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    • in the first post Christian centuries tried to determine their personal
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    • or, in other words, the concentration of our thought life.
    • What is this concentration of thought life?
    • upon the concentration of thinking, begin just where our everyday
    • the center of our full consciousness, so that for a longer period we
    • turn our attention away from everything external, concentrating on a
    • another, in this case we marshal all our soul forces, concentrate
    • such concentration is to be fruitful, that person must indeed become
    • of the senses ebbs away. Then we lose consciousness. In concentration,
    • a single mental image. This is what makes concentration radically
    • to work for years on such concentration exercises; it is impossible to
    • But the one exercise that I have characterized as concentration or as
    • how he has to concentrate and refine all the forces of his soul that
    • It took the Church until the nineteenth century to remove the
    • the being whom we call Christ is to be recognized as the center of
    • which were simultaneously centers of religion, art, and science.
    • terms of recent spiritual evolution. The researcher must point to a sort
    • lead us to the Christ as the Being at the center of religious life. It
    • sense of belonging toward the Christ-Sun as the center of our
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    • nature of human souls. Of recent years, a man of poetic nature joined
    • around us, and then see it reflected in the magnificent paintings of
    • to the souls who will live in the coming centuries; into them will
    • A second example calls for mention. In recent years we
    • our very small circle came together at the beginning of this century,
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    • Of recent
    • poems, which have been recently published. Owing to the difficulties of
    • world around us, and then see it reflected in the magnificent paintings
    • the souls who will live in the coming centuries; into them will pour
    • example shall be mentioned. In recent years we have had occasion in
    • this century, it was always very easy to count the number present. For
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    • doesn't place Christ at the centre of esoteric life one leads them to
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    • whereas He was innocent and yet had to experience the same fate. And
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    • phantom-like entity. In earlier times it was much more evanescent; by
    • the humanity of the Earth. Christ became the central spirit of the
    • that certain theologians of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
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    • much more evanescent; by the time of the Mystery of Golgotha it had
    • the central Spirit of the earth Who has to save, for the sake of the
    • theologians of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries peremptorily
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    • planetary system. The stone has its central point in that of the
    • centuries ago, the majority of men could not read the Bible, although
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    • present year Nuremberg can celebrate an important centenary,
    • his soul in centres of profoundest secrecy. Above all we must
    • Central Being, the very Centre of the spiritual world, has
    • Centres, who have left the sense-world in order to enter the
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    • speedy return of Christ Jesus, a descent from the physical
    • century Joachim of Floris, who died at the beginning of the
    • thirteenth century, gave a notable exploration of this
    • this was particularly fostered in the following centuries
    • centuries of Christianity cannot be compared. For at that
    • century. The thoughts of a genuine materialist of the
    • nineteenth century regarding the Apocalypse may be described
    • century? It was the beast which made war against the
    • speaking of these. Thus the nineteenth century has come to
    • meditation, concentration, and other practices which a person
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    • is enclosed in the centre like a kind of kernel. During the
    • about one centimetre (3/8 inch) behind the forehead. That
    • life he performs the exercises of meditation, concentration,
    • the centre of the second picture seal was only indicated in
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    • historians of the nineteenth century have been the victims of
    • descent below the sphere of the human has only just come
    • descent. There were always spiritual impulses present in this
    • descent into matter. Christian life is only now gradually
    • Man; in the centre is the “I”-principle. These
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    • peoples of Europe, of northern and central Europe, proceeded
    • individuals in Central Asia. From this point the colonists
    • to smile most graciously with the must innocent man and or
    • now embodied in the horse; and in the form of the centaur,
    • your faces to-day, nor even after centuries; but it will
    • the ascent of humanity.) “And to him was given a great
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    • then rotated by means of a pin stuck through the centre of
    • the centre around which many smaller ones revolve. “A
    • earth surrounded by all sorts of colours; in the centre the
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    • the higher spiritual worlds, and this ascent will be possible
    • ascent would not be possible if he had not taken part in that
    • banking affairs in the second half of the nineteenth century.
    • impulse behind their activity, then the ascent takes place,
    • spiritual ascent; instead of ascending he would descend and
    • seals represents nothing else than the descent into the
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    • central Asia; from there proceeded the various civilizations
    • seventh, that they experienced a descent, so will it also be
    • evolution there will be an ascent into the spirit of forms
    • contain beings unfit for the ascent because they are unable
    • this he must say that the ascent produces in the present body
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    • of this descent into the abyss in the far-distant future. It
    • centuries man has become more and more materialistic; but
    • well. This descent into evil is gradual. In the period when
    • of the nineteenth century wished to unravel the mystery of
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    • this, the thought we recently considered will be seen in a
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    • all went towards Asia and founded in Central Asia the great
    • went with him to Central Asia and from there called the
    • Central Asia to India. The Manu sent his first pupils to
    • today. — Osiris was the central God of Egypt, the God who was
    • age, when mankind needed the impulse for re-ascent. And in
    • clearer. The ascent begins in the history of life in that
    • Thus in the spiritual world, too, there is an ascent.
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    • whose legends have recently been dscovered and which are found to correspond
    • Central-American peoples Quetzalcoatl and Vitzliputzli play a role which is
    • recent attempts to explain these ancient documents. A little book has
    • twentieth century, but that the civilization of that time has merely
    • Let us suppose that he lived five or six centuries before Christ and
    • that even five or six centuries before Christ he can go back into the
    • during the 5th and 6th century before Christ, a personality who would
    • in Sicily during the fifth century before Christ, and even external
    • spheres and that he accomplished magnificent things just here, in
    • centuries before our Christian era. This is a tremendous
    • the capacity to understand the ancient traditions. A few centuries
    • that one century before Christ a man who is endowed with deep insight
    • Empedocles has experienced during the 15th and 16th century, who
    • 16th century and what he was unable to grasp in any way during his
    • century before our era: “A man must come who will give us
    • this prophetically, more than one century before our era, within the
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    • of the Christ in the twentieth century; in the Karlsruhe course he
    • announcement to mankind. If we keep in mind the recent periods of
    • of this twentieth century. This event can be brought before our souls
    • Christ-event of the 20th century, it will make no difference whether
    • spatial centre from which to spread the culture of the epoch. The
    • actual centre of his being, from his ego, we come next to the sheath
    • the same as the body of love. Thus at the very centre of a man's being
    • In truth, this begins in the 20th century and will hold good until the
    • end of the earth. It is in our 20th century that this judgment, this
    • during this century the new revelation and the new super-sensible
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    • most recent cycle of mankind, and should, in a certain sense, be
    • The souls incorporated to-day have only recently advanced to the stage
    • concentrate thoughts on their dead. There is no question of there not
    • centuries before the Christian era to realise what a countless number
    • increasingly accentuated, so that it becomes necessary for them to
    • few centuries before. The event was then already in preparation; and
    • in that epoch, because, with Him, the ego made its descent in a
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    • family, but that there are people in the adjacent apartment who
    • repeatedly arise during inner concentration and meditation we
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    • fundamental mood of the soul in concentration and
    • centre of our ego. Or when we look at the evening or morning
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    • why we have in recent years spoken in these circles of times to which
    • upon us daring the 20th century. The children and grand children of
    • the midst of the events which will befall mankind in the 20th century
    • these children. In the 20th century our descendants will need strong
    • accumulated throughout the centuries of human development. And other
    • the centuries which have elapsed since that time, the Christ-Impulse
    • assumed. Any other concept of history relating to the past centuries,
    • souls advance in knowledge, I want to speak to you of a recent
    • that the Central-European civilisation must uphold, when we feel that
    • the civilisation of Central Europe above all, is intimately connected
    • that of Central Europe, not to mention that of the distant
    • characterizes the Central-European, the spiritual forces that pervade
    • philosophy!): — these very qualities which characterize Central
    • (disorder will increase), come and make order. — Central Europe
    • process. It would be the greatest misfortune, not only for Central
    • inasmuch as our Central-European world-conception always makes us
    • Central Europe must say to ourselves: In spite of all, the East is
    • waiting; for the spiritual wisdom which must rise up from Central
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    • 20th century times come for which we must look ahead with a
    • humankind of the 20th century experiences must be aware that
    • offsprings of the 20th century will need strong internal forces
    • centuries. To quite other storms of life the offsprings of
    • this Christ Impulse in the course of the centuries, since the
    • the last centuries, in so far as it concerns the distribution
    • light, he spends a time as a nascent human being in a true
    • most recent time. It appeared to me with quite particular
    • defended as Central European culture if you just feel this
    • Central European culture intimately connected with that which
    • from the soul kind which is just that of the Central European
    • Central European, that he has combined his talent with the
    • distinguishes Central Europe. The opposite of that is in
    • Central Europe has a vocation to bring spiritual productiveness
    • biggest misfortune for Central Europe, not at all, but for
    • world, who the whole culture, the whole putrescent
    • always try to find out that of the Central European world view
    • to that what will once make this East great. We in Central
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    • drawing to an end since centuries, but must be replaced by the
    • Central European peoples after all our discussions during the
    • further existence, the undisturbed development of the Central
    • — about the middle of the 16th century, — then you
    • French people about 1600, in the beginning of the 17th century,
    • and for the English people in the middle of the 17th century,
    • it was the case so often in the 19th century, from the
    • the 19th century, in so far as it speaks of ideas in history,
    • magnificent difference which is there in the German life in the
    • human beings of the 19th and 20th centuries and the human
    • half of the 19th century took such a course that this German
    • century, and has then released the people again.
    • in a different way than with the West-European and Central
    • development is. Have a look only once at the Central European
    • also of the Central European peoples is similar, that a
    • dawning in the individual peoples from the 14th century on.
    • 19th century, we see the German people getting just as much of
    • There is a possibility of free development of the Central
    • the 19th century — because the development of the
    • spiritualism lives in the Central European cultural current.
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    • centuries as the Christ-Impulse. One could even come to the
    • the past centuries, we see from century to century a
    • centuries men have utilized their highest, most meaningful
    • Christianity through the centuries could seriously contest
    • great figure of Aristotle, who lived centuries before the
    • order to see what occurred during the following centuries.
    • developed spiritual life, which in the subsequent centuries
    • sub-continent up to the second, third Christian century,
    • over the centuries Christianity spread within Europe to
    • the spread of Christianity over the centuries. But then we
    • and natural science up to the nineteenth century. It could
    • until the twenties of the nineteenth century. But that
    • peoples did, also in later centuries, is a result of
    • first centuries irrespective of scholarship and the
    • the world over the centuries, whether or not people
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    • Recently a
    • truly unearned suffering, innocent suffering! The Fifth
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    • when we recently laid the foundation stone of our building
    • souls in which were concentrated all the human sorrows of
    • concentrated misery – how through religious
    • center they were aware of the wisdom which Jesus'
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    • a great teacher had recently been more or less ignored. For
    • sound reminiscent of the prophets of old? He repeated
    • well, for he had recently descended from the spiritual
    • prayer to him, which I told you about. He concentrated
    • especially on the center line of that prayer: “Now
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    • he had been in touch before his descent to earth; and he knew
    • the sign that before your descent to earth you dwelt in
    • to the fourth century after Christ it was always known that the
    • fourth century.
    • centuries prayed: Thanks be to the Christ for having come down
    • After the fourth century had passed people were no longer able
    • From the fourth century until our own age men had only the
    • throughout the centuries that through them men were able to
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    • in recent years friends have come forward to carry it also into
    • the magnificent discoveries of modern natural science. In an age which
    • beneficent influence upon their fellow men. They can — if I may
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    • through our century-old natural-scientific development we have
    • which comes several centuries after the work of Copernicus and of
    • and the body should be translucent to the spiritual world. We must
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    • the growth and development of natural science in recent centuries,
    • especially in the nineteenth century. Human beings proceed in
    • We must place at the center
    • concentrate all the forces of thinking and perception within us upon
    • cent fluid, and the proportion of solid constituents immersed and
    • swimming in these fluids is only about ten per cent. Nothing
    • per cent water — if I may call it that — and through a
    • ideas, concentrating one's whole soul upon them, but one must be
    • concentrate on some idea and then to drive it entirely away.
    • accustomed ourselves to concentrate upon a particular thought.
    • A thought content upon which we have concentrated begins finally to
    • For many centuries European
    • and concentration to become exercises for the will.
    • the laws of decent behavior in the age of materialism, he will feel
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    • development of the last centuries, the nineteenth century in
    • into the center of our consciousness. Although the content of this
    • to concentrate all our powers of thinking and feeling upon the
    • 90 percent fluids; and the 10 per cent solid constituents are
    • are, if I may put it this way, approximately 90 per cent water; and
    • meditations upon ideas, beyond concentrating our entire soul
    • development of super-sensible knowledge we must learn to concentrate
    • concentrating on the thoughts. A thought content we have
    • concentrated upon eventually begins to get a firm grip on us; then
    • For many centuries now European humanity
    • our exercises, meditations, and concentration more in the direction
    • is something unreal. Certainly, if he has remained a decent person
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    • from us we now feel the Universe which until recently was ours. It
    • death and rebirth goes on for many centuries, and if a man is born,
    • say, in the 20th century, his descent will have been prepared for
    • gradually, even as early as the 15th century. All through this time
    • great-great ... grandfather of yours, way back in the 15th century,
    • spiritual worlds. And in the 17th century when a rather less distant
    • of human beings. Even as late as the 12th or 13th century A.D., souls
    • 12th century were aware of these mysterious forces working down to
    • realize that even as late as the 12th and 13th centuries there were
    • 15th century, and at long last the 19th and the 20th. Now man no
    • thinking-in-images, has run its course. With the 19th century it has
    • You may have to proceed as follows. One day you concentrate on him as
    • abstract notions. Therefore you concentrate on some real
    • the 4th century of our era an actual organization, a specific body of
    • faculty to concentrate in a single point within the heart and thence
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    • from us we now feel the Universe which until recently was ours. It
    • death and rebirth goes on for many centuries, and if a man is born,
    • say, in the 20th century, his descent will have been prepared for
    • gradually, even as early as the 15th century. All through this time
    • great-great ... grandfather of yours, way back in the 15th century,
    • spiritual worlds. And in the 17th century when a rather less distant
    • of human beings. Even as late as the 12th or 13th century A.D., souls
    • 12th century were aware of these mysterious forces working down to
    • realize that even as late as the 12th and 13th centuries there were
    • 15th century, and at long last the 19th and the 20th. Now man no
    • thinking-in-images, has run its course. With the 19th century it has
    • You may have to proceed as follows. One day you concentrate on him as
    • abstract notions. Therefore you concentrate on some real
    • the 4th century of our era an actual organization, a specific body of
    • faculty to concentrate in a single point within the heart and thence
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    • is only a magnificent part of our cosmos, our heart even more so. For
    • until recently vanishing from us. It shrinks together and
    • many centuries. If a person is born in the twentieth century, his or
    • her descent has been prepared for gradually, even as early as the
    • sixteenth century. And the person himself has been working down
    • back in the sixteenth century, fell in love with a great, great
    • spiritual worlds. And in the seventeenth century when a less distant
    • thirteenth century A.D.felt very differently than they do now. Not
    • the men and women in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth centuries knew
    • centuries, who were aware that a human being passes through repeated
    • elemental beings in my head.” Then came the fifteenth century;
    • and in the nineteenth and the twentieth centuries we no longer have
    • century, that has become a thing of the past. If we now continue to
    • thoughts. Therefore you must concentrate on some real, concrete
    • in the fourth century of our era there was a special organization, a
    • enlarge into a universe. For if we had the faculty to concentrate in
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    • certain circumstances be a magnificent illness. It may be very bad
    • it and to treat it lovingly it can be a magnificent illness.
    • left over for their fantasy; whereas the most magnificent doll, with
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    • recent advances of materialistic science of the world come into their
    • science in recent centuries. And so people believe that anyone who
    • it is so enormously important to know that one must not accentuate
    • centres in man, then one can find the answer to educational questions
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    • and spirit which had preceded his descent to Earth. He experienced
    • Golgotha approached — in the 9th, 8th, 7th, 6th centuries B.C.
    • 4th, 3rd, 2nd and 1st centuries B.C., this question lived,
    • they dwelt before their descent to Earth, Christ had been the centre
    • of their vision — the Central Being to whom they had looked
    • before their descent to Earth. For by this time Christ was already a
    • Earth. It was so in the Mysteries of the second and first centuries
    • descent to Earth. Now that the souls of men on Earth were less and
    • fulfilled, in Jesus of Nazareth. In the centuries before the Mystery
    • problem was not the earthly biography of Jesus. It was the descent of
    • Christ. They looked up into the higher Worlds and saw the descent of
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    • certain details of their life of soul and spirit before the descent
    • mystery religions entered through the gates of the mystery centers,
    • the following centuries before Christ's appearance on earth. If
    • fourth, third, second, and first centuries before Christ without
    • earth Christ was the center of their attention. He was the central
    • descent to earth. In the mysteries the students learned to know
    • third centuries before the mystery of Golgotha initiates looked, in a
    • the chief content of much of their teaching in the last centuries
    • up to super-sensible worlds, saw the descent of Christ to the
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • yet been recognized by human science. In this twentieth century of
    • portion of humanity. Before the end of the century, for instance, it
    • twentieth century from the following. Paul could learn about
    • experience the event of Damascus in the twentieth century will
    • to these false messiahs of the twentieth century: you have announced
    • been in the sign of Pisces for several centuries. In the near future
    • has been foreseen for many centuries by those who call themselves
    • a portion of humanity of the twentieth century, just as the others
  • Title: Esoteric Cosmology: Lecture I: The Birth of the Intellect and the Mission of Christianity
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    • It is only of recent times that the truths of occultism have been the
    • or distorted. In the eighteenth century they entered upon a phase of
    • nineteenth century they were put entirely in the background by the
    • re-emerge and in the coming centuries they will play an important part
    • glance at the centuries preceding the advent of Christianity and
    • the centuries to come, and to which he will be wending his way from
    • In this sense, Christ is the centre of the esoteric evolution of the
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    • when the etheric body was centralised in the physical brain. Not until
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    • at the end of the eighteenth century, we find mention of this
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    • The central core of truth is ineffable and divine. This is wonderfully
    • The pyramids will perish in the course of the centuries but the ideas
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    • have entirely changed since the sixteenth century and above all in the
    • that the self and Manas are the central points of man's development.
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    • (1) Control of thought. We must be able to concentrate our thought
    • may be employed in meditation and inner concentration. They are very
    • ancient and have been used for centuries by Initiates. Their meaning
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    • Christianity represents, in a sense, the central moment, the turning
    • second century after Christ has made certain theologians of the school
    • an epoch of concentration upon earthly efforts; he was to work towards
    • All life is thus concentrated, illumined, deepened and transfigured in
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    • time when man had descended most deeply into matter. This descent was
    • centre of voluntary movements, is a development and a metamorphosis of
    • nerve-centres.
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    • concentration of forces is necessary to raise him again. He is subject
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    • moment, man's activity has been concentrated on the development of the
    • physical body but he can now begin his ascent to the spiritual worlds
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    • the Zodiac. Eight centuries before Jesus the Christ, the vernal
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    • during the first centuries, Christianity contained esoteric teaching
    • the ninth century, John Scotus Erigena again taught the esoteric
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    • more or less equal in size. A certain centre in the etheric brain
    • Atlantean man, this centre moved to the interior of the skull. It was
    • of descent; man and Earth have reached the greatest degree of
    • The one primal source and centre of manifestation is the first Logos
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    • the centre of the horizon. Each state of consciousness develops
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    • the central core of which the consciousness of man unfolds. Many
    • our own, this power of the Logos, is Christ. He came at the central
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    • toward the center of the globe; when the sun separated off they
    • during a certain period are concentrated in a celestial body outside
    • earth. In reality the earth consists of a succession of concentric
    • of the moon. If one is able by means of concentration to attain a
    • infinity. If one takes a plant or a crystal and one concentrates on
    • center of the earth with its surface. Underneath the solid earth there
    • receded more and more toward the center and as a result volcanic
    • Ego-centric-egoism
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    • the Earth, each of these lunar kingdoms makes a descent into
    • all. Around an imperishable centre, the surrounding sheaths alone
    • down from outside, within the centre of individual being. This is what
    • intervenes in this karmic process and becomes its central pivot. Since
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    • This descent into materialism was necessary in order that the fifth
    • centre of the planets, including the Sun. The map of the heavens given
    • world — the Sun is at the centre of the solar system. The
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    • concerned with the history of a single century or a single era, but
    • in the fourth through the sixth centuries.
    • This descent into matter
    • astral plane wherein the earth forms the center point of the planets
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    • the Mystery of Golgotha and Christ in the 20th Century,
    • the Mystery of Golgotha and Christ in the 20th Century,
    • man stands before us in the world of sense, he has concentrated
    • of the plant are concentrated in the seed or germ.
    • Meditation, Concentration and Contemplation. These are
    • from our brain centres. But my dear friends, it was not the
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    • are from the actual house. Since we can read, we do not concentrate
    • are beautifully reflected in his recent poetry.
    • vividly as possible your thinking in those years. Then concentrate on
    • The mood we need will be there only if we concentrate on our
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    • “spiritual chemistry.” Concentration and meditation.
    • was three or four centuries ago.
    • few centuries. To investigate nature, we use only those mental powers
    • within us — are concentration and meditation. Meditation and
    • concentration are not some kind of miraculous mental performance, but
    • joyful religious feelings. Concentration is attentiveness, raised to
    • we can center our inner forces completely on these thoughts for a
    • certain amount of time. The content of what we are concentrating on
    • our attentiveness, our powers of concentration.
    • Focusing, concentrating the
    • attentiveness, by concentration. In the process we must develop the
    • concentration, but you will find detailed descriptions of the
    • Christian centuries, the friend whom we knew in her short life here
    • can see the divine nature of the magnificent sensory world around us.
    • assimilation of the capacities the sciences have created in recent
    • centuries, these souls long to be strengthened so that they can live
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    • from anything produced by the civilisation of the last few centuries.
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    • the Sun according to modern physicists? An incandescent globe of gas,
    • incandescent gases, but within this empty space there is nothing
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    • Sun-existence often for centuries, for time is more prolonged in the
    • the Mysteries had ways and means in their Mystery Centres of
    • Ireland, during the first Christian century when those great
    • important figure in the 19th century. He had lived out the
    • appeared again on Earth in the 19th century he had now, by contrast,
    • an impulse of will worthy of our soul life before the descent through
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    • concentration of all the laws and activities of the Cosmos. In
    • indications point to the fact that if a man is to be the central point
    • Mystery-centres which in those days served as universities for those
    • concentration, is by finding the way over from purely passive
    • drawn entirely from within and give it the central place in our
    • thinking active through meditation and concentration, as I have
    • happens that, by concentrating all the forces of his soul on a subject he
    • before conception and descent into a physical body. This is the first
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    • recent descent to Earth.
    • before making this descent, every human being has gone through such
    • my descent; and when as an embryo I was given my earthly, physical
    • And he saw also how beneficent the flowers were for him. He saw the
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    • with preparing ourselves for meditation and concentration, we have to
    • time. In the case of those I pictured coming to the Mystery centres
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    • clouds. Hence we can understand how it was that such centres
    • comparatively recent times. In this region it has always been felt
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    • contemplative observer; whereas Paracelsus, concentrating more on the
    • meditation and concentration; when he becomes able to fill with inner
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    • fraction! Scientists know that the centre of speech lies in the left
    • case of left-handed people the centre of speech is situated in the
    • These movements are held back and become concentrated in the organs of
    • reminiscent of the content of the poem. At that time also there were
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    • in the medieval Mystery Centres were made aware of this feeling, the third
    • spiritual world. And perhaps, as we are so close here to centres
    • reminiscent of the old European Druids, it will be appropriate to
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    • their coming re-descent to Earth. This co-existence, it is true,
    • for its central point, this spiral movement now takes a man a further
    • down upon us; the Sun is in the centre and sheds its rays all around.
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    • concentration, a microcosmic concentration of all world processes within
    • in more recent times has actually only been made in the area of surgery
    • development of the so-called centrosomes — you can read about that in
    • forces; the centrosomes, after fertilization, are called forth by the
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    • at the vernal equinox moves forward year by year. In recent
    • centuries it has advanced from the Ram to the Fishes, and
    • connected with the Earth in comparatively recent times, have united
    • one after another, until, centuries later, his parents are born. To
    • as the final act in his descent, he draws from spiritual worlds, out
    • gift of the Moon, out of the past, to the first centuries of
    • Christianity — particularly the first four centuries, for
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    • streaming up from the centre of your being to your head, has been
    • a downward trend. They have a kind of central point in the heart, and
    • speech-centre in the left half of the brain, and a left-handed person
    • countenance can appear perfectly innocent, although we are inwardly
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    • I have just been explaining was known, until the fourth century after the
    • personalities of the first four Christian centuries it is possible to
    • first four centuries after the Mystery of Golgotha, was the great
    • those who in these first centuries were still initiated in Christian
    • Sun — in the way I mentioned — and the descent of Christ
    • poet-priests, as I might call them, of the first four Christian centuries,
    • into being in those early centuries of Christianity. And among those
    • centuries. Yet this poem had been there. It was rooted out, together
    • the fourth century, even up to the beginning of the fifth. But this
    • centuries of Christianity. It was also a leading motif in the lost
    • fourth century of Christianity, the poem referred to no longer existed,
    • centuries. One of those who still had some notion of the poem —
    • had been there in the first few Christian centuries.
    • must come again. This assumes that during the present century
    • The idea that light from a centre streams out into endless distance is
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    • in the central point of the earth. The plant is absolutely not
    • “I” in the centre of the earth.
    • the physical, and we must not imagine this descent as something
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    • recent Group meetings have already heard much concerning this Mystery:
    • Mystery of Golgotha stands in its very center. Everything that went
    • center-point of human development, and everything that has since
    • until the sixth and seventh centuries before Christ. From that time
    • The fourth post-Atlantean civilization began in the eighth century
    • before Christ. About three and a-half centuries later thought had
    • fifteenth century after Christ the fifth post-Atlantean age began.
    • civilization of mankind for centuries.
    • than by seeing the Christ-Impulse as the central point. The whole
    • human memory will understand the central point of world-evolution. A
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    • seventeenth centuries.
    • centuries nobody beheld something in the spiritual world that
    • eccentrics; such people arise from theosophy! — The
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    • structure the heart, which we readily experience as a sort of central
    • human organism and having the heart as the central point of all its
    • obviously be for everyone the central system of the entire human
    • of as pressed together, contracted, as if into one centre; so that
    • all that we denote as our innermost soul-centre, the ego; so that in
    • concentration of the soul on such imaginative concepts, forming these
    • and, as a result of this inner concentration, draws it back to a
    • in strict concentration upon his ego, he holds fast to what he
    • consequence of this is that, by means of such inner concentration,
    • concentration the entire nerve-system is removed from the
    • concentration, to separate the blood-system from the nerve-system,
    • through inner concentration, he separates his nerve-system, lifts it,
    • with the life of the blood is the very central point of the human
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    • means of strict concentration of thought and feeling, the human being
    • through strict concentration of feeling and thought, feels as if he
    • related to those radii that we might direct away from the centre of
    • centre, between the outside world and the inside world, is placed our
    • through concentration of thought, concentration of feeling, and
    • concentrations as go right down into our inner life, our inner world
    • — by which is meant in particular that sort of concentration
    • primarily a concentration or drawing down of the entire force and
    • central instrument of that being, the blood, should be able to
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    • central point, the heart, as placed in the middle of the organism
    • agreement was reached, there has appeared during more recent times
    • we have to do with material processes when we centre our attention
    • which concentrates at one point, and announces: “I will now
    • situated in the centre of the brain, which is the physical
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    • that organ which we must consider the central organ of the human
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    • You attain them by meditation and concentration of thoughts,
    • expert educator at the adolescent human being, we can see how
    • life? What urges the adolescent child to such performances that
    • a decent human being. — Nobody can think this way.
    • life; now you lay the foundation for a decent, human being you
    • causes for a decent human being now, you cannot become one in
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    • to its centre, draws inward. When a man would like to hide himself
    • active in the skin is the most recent one in the human organism. In
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    • salts. These deposited salts of the bony system are the quiescent
    • beneficent sleep acts upon us in the way we need, to the end that we
    • the central processes of our organism than does the bone-forming
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    • conceive the heart standing as the sun, at the centre, and caring for
    • The plant-element is fitted to the central, more inward part of the
    • incentive, even if only in outline, and thus to bring it to new
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    • to the 16th century. A spirit of the ages leads the destiny of
    • the earth for such a period. Since the 16th century, another
    • century before the Mystery of Golgotha in any incarnation on
    • has died in the third century or also in the second century,
    • foundation of Rome up to the 16th century, the spirits we count
    • centuries. They alternate in such a way that about six or seven
    • live from the 19th to the 20th centuries what we would not have
    • ages works for a certain time. Since the 16th century a new
    • 16th century in the world. Therefore, we do not need to look at
    • sun. The sun is in its centre. — Spiritual science
    • What we have found since the 16-century remains as eternal
    • spiritual beings like this is one in Central Europe who
    • divine or — because in Central Europe Christ is working
    • — to the Christ Impulse. So that the Central European
    • Central Europe. Still during the Roman time of the Christian
    • own soul. These Central European human beings tried to
    • long times in the course of the Central European development.
    • There the Central European folk-spirits worked, so that it
    • expression. Except in Central Europe nowhere anybody says
    • Central European spiritual being is as it is connected with the
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    • Central Europe between East and West
    • in the deepest sense. This group contains a central figure. One
    • may call this central figure Christ; one may also call it the
    • seventh centuries. But a spirit that is good at a certain time
    • and the ahrimanic principle of the West in Central Europe, but
    • world, it is there. Also Central Europe is seized by this
    • only acknowledge the Copernican world view in the 19th century.
    • religiousness also in Central Europe unless the spiritual world
    • Central Europe to look at this pendulum movement correctly.
    • of Central Europe are sitting who strive rightly for
    • after this victory. Imagine that the Central European nations
    • Central European spirituality, an external victory would also
    • not be salutary for this Central Europe. Since centuries, the
    • in our Central European theosophical movement. For that which
    • Central Europe how we have to imagine what approaches humankind
    • not allowed to extend about the area prepared for Central
    • spreads out, floating over Central Europe and radiating from
    • imaginable as a hypothesis that this Central Europe would serve
    • was a time of the literary development in Central Europe when
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    • the 18th century, from what was generally recognised
    • false mysticism, the everlasting and only find the most recent
    • magnificent, vivid tragedy of Margaret. It also makes it
    • central European people. I believe, that all man's weaknesses,
    • the central Europeans but the entire world has appeared in a
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    • twentieth century experience this. What we learn from external history
    • historical epoch, began in the first third of the fifteenth century,
    • fifteenth century. Naturally, it evolved in various ways in the
    • century; that this thinking became ever more and more completely dead
    • exactly in the last third of the nineteenth century.
    • thinking in the first third of the fifteenth century had been in the
    • thinking occurred in the fourth Christian century. I mean that in the
    • fourth Post-Christian century there began the first trace becoming
    • their appearance for the first time in the fourth Christian century.
    • century, the consciousness (which we still possess today) clearly took
    • fourth Post-Christian century occurred the beginning of an
    • during the fourth Post-Christian century.
    • death. This descent of Christ to the earth was the entire essential
    • This descent was far more important for human beings of that time than
    • what followed after the descent. The fact that Christ wished to be in
    • inner, living thinking; because until the fourth Christian century
    • that Christ had carried out the human destiny of the descent, which
    • human beings. This is the magnificent element in the belief of
    • initiates in the first Christian centuries: that they felt Christ had
    • need for the idea of resurrection, but rather that of the descent to
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    • historians say holds good for a few centuries only, namely, that
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    • region which they surmise to be full of incandescent gases and which
    • presence of incandescent gases, they would find a condition that is
    • sketch of the whole Universe. The whole Universe is concentrated,
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    • centuries — Haroun al Raschid
    • typical products of the 8th and 9th centuries, were nevertheless the
    • Baghdad itself at that time was the centre of the very widespread
    • souls who in the 8th and 9th centuries worked at the Court of Haroun
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    • of the 19th century he set out again and again, quite voluntarily, on
    • here implied — that for centuries now the effect of the whole
    • their way across to Europe in the early centuries of the spread of
    • to 9th centuries after the founding of Christianity led him from
    • that possible in a body belonging to the 19th century. Garibaldi
    • that was typical of the 19th century. The three others I have named
    • led me to the discovery that in the 10th or 11th century, both these
    • Greece. This impulse led Byron, in the 19th century, to the very
    • who lived about the 9th century in the north east of France as France
    • born again in the 19th century, when inwardly, in mind and soul, he
    • Dornach recently I was able to call attention to another connection
    • a follower of Mohammed in the 7th century, and Woodrow Wilson,
    • centuries of Christendom there was extant in the more southerly
    • since the recent revelation of Christianity man cannot draw near to
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    • peoples. The Atlantean culture was magnificent, and mankind
    • special and central point of perception.
    • Atlantis was gradually destroyed in the course of centuries
    • clairvoyance in mythology, in which the central concern was
    • from the magnificent images by which His coming was
    • or sixth through the tenth centuries who had developed
    • about the tenth to the sixteenth centuries, and this explains
    • see later. Beginning with the sixteenth century, copies of the
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    • necessary to look at the old mystery centers where the
    • centers. Here we shall point out only their most basic
    • magnificent images, so that everything was permeated by art
    • exercises similar to the ones we have described in recent
    • in the beginning it was more or less completely reminiscent
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    • past centuries.
    • developed during the past centuries.
    • Nineteenth Century has learned to reflect over the fact as to how
    • gradually evolved from lower animal forms. The Nineteenth Century
    • Century, learned to think that everything we carry along with us
    • of man's descent from divine-spiritual worlds into his physical
    • meditation, through concentration within the life of thinking, we
    • centuries brought us the greatness of natural science. We cannot,
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    • an inhabitant of the Sun-sphere sets in about a century after death.
    • Christ has had charge of our ascent. If on the Earth we have received
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    • evolution of the human spirit over the course of centuries, or
    • striving spirit vary essentially from century to century. And since
    • indeed, in certain realms this took centuries. This Copernican world
    • recent written work,
    • “No spirit where there is no nerve center, where there is no
    • center, no brain had they not been prepared for by countless stages
    • the beginning of the century, Professor Dewar delivered a very
    • senses. To avoid misunderstanding I recently called what can be
    • through which we have been preparing ourselves for centuries and
    • the physical world becomes the center of destructive forces that lay
    • becomes a center of destruction.
    • half of the nineteenth century we have seen the rise of a certain
    • half of the nineteenth century. Maybe I have already remarked upon
    • better not believe that human society can for centuries use
    • that Goethe acquired in his magnificent theory of metamorphosis, in
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    • sixteenth century, until the emergence of the Copernican view of the
    • that centuries have passed during which the human soul has been
    • confronted again and again with the magnificent advance of this view.
    • anything on earth but are really only centers of destruction.
    • one wanders around as a destructive center on earth. At best one can
    • the region of the earth as a destructive center, you have also
    • since the sixteenth century.
    • the naturalistic world, thus obstructing the ascent after passing
    • century, natural science discovered that the nervous system is
    • such things for the extension of their power. In the coming centuries
    • human being in the coming centuries will have to know more and more
    • the fifteenth century, our present period beginning in 1413. The
    • since the fifteenth century. In the fourth post-Atlantean epoch it
    • being. Already in the centuries before the fourteenth century, the
    • what developed at that time. In the centuries preceding the
    • fourteenth century, the human being had to be guarded from this
    • the following way. Since the ninth or tenth century, conditions in
    • was still important for human beings in earlier centuries, the sixth
    • and seventh centuries A.D. Beginning in the
    • ninth century and especially from the twelfth century on, the entire
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • twentieth century is one that should bring about in the evolution of
    • Christ will come about in the course of the twentieth century, and
    • We know that since the middle of the nineteenth century this
    • the event of the twentieth century, this event of the appearance of
    • five centuries.
    • the course of the second half of the nineteenth century, about which
    • nineteenth century, many brotherhoods of the West introduced
    • more intense in the next five centuries. These evil brotherhoods now
    • lead, in the course of the twentieth century, to the appearance about
    • century, for His coming as etheric individuality to be unobserved by
    • through Christ in the twentieth century and to continue further, to
    • counterfeiting the appearance of Christ in the twentieth century. He
    • century, not by substituting another individuality; for that purpose
    • course of the twentieth century. Humanity is actually inserted within
    • centuries. It was truly protected from all possible illusions, more
    • disseminators of Christianity in the early Christian centuries
    • impulses of humanity. In the fourth and fifth centuries particularly,
    • Irish initiates were active in Central Europe. They began there, and
    • initiate-knowledge that revealed that in the fifteenth century (1413,
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    • external exoteric culture, created through many centuries, then
    • something which, through the centuries, has been connected in men's
    • which was a path for millions of souls through the centuries. This is
    • characterized here. We all know that, in the course of the centuries,
    • centuries as today they are read by a scholar, by a man who has gone
    • centuries as the educated man of today reads them, how were they read?
    • Gospel-readers of earlier centuries, and still does not occur to many
    • that men felt in this way through centuries.
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    • comparatively recently has been attained for a lower plane.
    • fact that in the 17th century not only the laity but also
    • centuries to an earlier, psycho-spiritual condition. And if
    • onwards, this psycho-spiritual center develops by degrees
    • century — but tomorrow, in the not-too-distant future,
    • concentration which so develop the soul that, as an actual
    • something but must go forward yet further. Goethe centers
    • deeper, especially during the nineties of the 18th century. These
    • the spirit of Helena, who lived many centuries ago. She has
    • ascent into the spiritual world. Here it faces us —
    • need to concentrate deeply upon Spiritual Science in order to
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    • beginning of the 19th century. The daughter's
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    • eighteenth century, on a quite unnoticed occasion, an Initiate made
    • space. Just as the empty centre of a flame appears blue when seen through
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    • from history as a starting-point on which to concentrate. This he does
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    • will you see spreading out from the bluish sphere which is his Ego-centre.
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    • harvest of the last life remains like a concentrated essence of forces
    • behind what I have called a concentrated essence of forces. So with each
    • was incarnated a few centuries after Christ, compared with the conditions
    • possibilities of development, and after a few centuries they will always
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    • Germans and other Central European peoples, they created a wave of fear
    • influences. But you will at least find some evidence for the descent
    • materialistic outlook of the eighteenth century. Without that, the
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    • is connected. Centuries ago, with the future development of humanity
    • the evil which opposes it. The task of evil is to promote the ascent
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    • solution: this has been discovered only quite recently.
    • by the centre of the Earth. Man is the opposite of this: his head is
    • the centre of the Sun. When later on the Sun left the Earth, the human
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    • spoken of in theosophical literature as the descent of Manas, or
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    • nineteenth century. European colonists had induced some Red Indians
    • life only in world-renouncing ascent to the Spirit.
    • political institutions for centuries ahead. The Greek drew his ideas
    • through his descent to the physical plane he has lost his connection
    • at the centre and the situation is as the ancients described it. We
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    • exercises of meditation and concentration at a chosen time every morning.
    • set it in the centre of your thinking, and then logically arrange your
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    • to the nineteenth century a good deal of information about occult
    • concentrate on a single sense-impression for a specified number of minutes
    • his mind sharply concentrated on such symbolic objects, not to be found
    • the most difficult of all. After concentrating for a very long time on an
    • the Descent into Hell. Then he experiences the tearing away of the curtain
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    • the fourteenth century, and it had to be introduced because mankind
    • the Pope! It is only in quite recent times that this conflict has gradually
    • being. If the pupil concentrates his attention on himself objectively, as
    • though on something outside himself — if for instance he concentrates
    • corresponds to this point and he will come to know it. If he concentrates
    • and of the sun. The nature of the astral can be learnt by concentrating
    • organ on which he concentrates his attention. This method has become
    • specially important in recent times because humanity has become deeply
    • inner part of the eye. After concentrating on it for a while, he drops
    • The occultist is able to investigate this layer by pure concentration.
    • fact that its substance, if one concentrates on it, changes all the
    • layer. If with developed power one concentrates on it, something very
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    • spiritual center around which the sun, and with it our earth and all
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    • and fourteenth centuries did not have the meaning it has today, but
    • forms. Centuries go by. What the soul has absorbed through its
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    • sixteenth century and extends into our own, we notice a tremendous
    • century there was an outward unfolding of mystical life; it was
    • spiritual earth that unfolded later after the sixteenth century. The
    • Since the sixteenth century, the intellect has been evolving, the
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    • manifestation of men, which is represented by the lamb in the center
    • head-like roots towards the earth's center, a man turns his head to
    • the senses in the primal source of all that lives. This is the center
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    • terminated in the eighth century before Christ. We know that this
    • This was centred on the one hand in the wonderful Greek race, with
    • us as being placed somewhat more exactly upon the centre of his own
    • upon the centre of his own human nature. With this feeling of
    • from the sixth century the Cross with the dead Jesus makes its
    • Everyone knows this wonderful figure of the Virgin in the centre of
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    • centuries — I say centuries, not thousands of years. There is a
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    • The Centre of Man. The Kingdoms of Higher Spiritual Beings.
    • The Kingdoms of Nature. Group-egos. The Centre of Man. The Kingdoms of Higher Spiritual Beings.
    • live, and which forms the centre of our studies.
    • sense, have also something hidden behind them. Just as the central
    • it in the centre of the earth. There the ego of all plants is to be
    • centre of the earth for the egos of plants. In fact, when clairvoyant
    • to an organism having its ego in the centre; this ego includes all
    • being the centre of such a hollow globe, and that these are present
    • is a centre in himself, a “man-centre.” Plants form a wider
    • centre; taken together they form an “earth-centre”; and the
    • a man is found the human ego is always the centre; the mineral ego is
    • and how the ego is in the centre of the earth. Let me point out once
    • plant to the centre of the earth. The activity of the plant's ego is
    • which passes through it to the centre of the earth. Thus earth, plant,
    • century we see how certain similar spiritual tendencies occurred in
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    • births (1525–1879). A 16th century man would not have
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    • been sufficiently mature for the descent to earth of that Principle
    • descent of Christ and his work was retarded by the intervention of the
    • today, and who prepared him for the great event of the descent of the
    • They always wished, up to the time of the coming of Christ, to centre
    • relationship. Then the Christ appears and centres man entirely within
    • which sought to centre man in his own personality. We can see how the
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    • inner centre, found a certain balance, so that they have within them
    • evolution of humanity, and the disciples of the early centuries,
    • descent into the physical world, so by a truly spiritual effort he
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    • the universe. Plants have their ego localised in the centre of the
    • discovered in recent times; it was an accomplishment of human
    • which leads it towards the centre of the earth — to its ego and
    • have a man; his reproductive organs are turned to the centre of the
    • directed him to the centre of the earth. The position of animals is
    • centre of the earth. When he perceives the sun-tone he becomes one
    • with the planetary being that dwells in the centre of the earth; he
    • taken place in more recent ages of earthly existence, in the Egyptian
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    • Central Asia, others into Africa. There were already in these parts
    • could be gained from ancient tradition as well as from recent
    • value; for it portrays in mighty pictures man's descent from divine
    • the story of Christ and His descent. Let us for a few minutes consider
    • This is found even in the most recent legends of the Teutonic gods,
    • to comprehend the complete descent of Christ into the physical world
    • Old Testament; an entirely abstract God, condensed within the centre
    • of a mere I-principle, stands at the centre of the religion of the Old
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    • The sun, in a spiritual sense, was at the centre of Egyptian thought
    • appeared in the central epoch of post-Atlantean evolution Who has cast
    • the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries we come to the fifth
    • Let us suppose that this descent of man into matter had not taken
    • place; what would have happened? We considered a like descent in the
    • last lecture, but it was of a different nature; this is a new descent
    • contemporaries who say: “Until the nineteenth century man was
    • only the last century has produced what is true.” In the future
    • returned to a central point, where it received reinforcement. We must
    • namely, the descent to the physical plane. The further we descend the
    • descent into the world of the senses. This development of logical
    • had not yet been given. If the Christ had appeared a few centuries
    • humanity. Do we not see in recent times how this unity is being
    • shown in the descent of the Gods into matter; this is presented to us
    • the descent of man and his entrance into the world. He is also
    • repetition but an ascent; that a progressive development is taking
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    • revealed. During the sixth century
    • in a characterization of philosophy as such does not centre round the fact
    • his technique of thinking, that became the standard of the central period
    • in the thirteenth century. When mention is made of this early
    • thirteenth century) to concern themselves with Aristotle. The first
    • were taken to accentuate the breach between faith on the one hand, which
    • but that the nervous system has its centre in the brain the Aristotelian
    • whose influence the nineteenth century has become entangled in a web from
    • meshes of which the philosophical thought of the nineteenth century has
    • thought of the nineteenth century; not only to the theory of knowledge, but
    • the matter was recorded during the nineteenth century. “The eye
    • philosophical thought of the nineteenth century, until the present day,
    • philosophical thinker of the nineteenth century, with whose views, however,
    • Aristotle. Vincent Knauer, who in the 'eighties was lecturer at the
    • “Science has superseded nineteenth-century materialism” appears
    • are in a centre where pure thought produces its own essential
    • “pictorial thought.” Consciousness is made to centre upon such
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    • from the beginning of the century until the years 1911 or 1912, Dr.
    • matters as were treated of here in recent lectures, with regard to the
    • evolved, a consciousness that was reminiscent of a dim, shadowy
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • in the nineteenth century from the way it thought in the eighteenth,
    • nineteenth century had a physical brain and an etheric body suitable
    • appeared. In the eighteenth century there was the so-called
    • the I. In the second half of the eighteenth century the average human
    • its central effects.
    • corresponds to the ascent to a spiritual life that has just been
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    • Steiner boldly announces the central 20th century spiritual event: the
    • human beings have learned to know that the I is a firm central point
    • century, before the next millennium — indeed, for a few human
    • beings during the first half of the twentieth century — to
    • human beings even in the first half of the twentieth century, and for
    • middle of our century, as delicate saplings of human soul life in
    • understanding in the middle of our century, because Kali Yuga has run
    • apparent in the middle of the twentieth century, however, it will be
    • pre-Christian centuries will be renewed for humanity, but everything
    • teaching according to which Christ in our century will become truth
    • into all spiritual worlds — just as the descent of Christ into
    • which will present itself in our century, have its effect also in the
    • middle of the twentieth century who will use the materialistic
    • century a man appeared as Christ in Smyrna and gained a huge
    • In the past centuries this was not so terrible, because
    • the Christ again in our century in a higher form. Those who strive
    • century to century. Again and again those who stand in this
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    • look into the spiritual worlds, the firm centre we call the
    • as a firm inner centre, they are led out of themselves again in order to
    • century before the next millennium — indeed for a few
    • individuals in the first half of this century — to develop the
    • during the first half of the twentieth century and in more and more
    • the middle of this century, they appear like delicate buds of the
    • middle of our century. The explanation is that Kali Yuga has run its course
    • the middle of the twentieth century, this will be no proof that the
    • more of what existed in pre-Christian centuries will be renewed for
    • become a reality for men in our century.
    • reached into all the spiritual worlds. Christ's descent into
    • Event that is to take place in our century will also work —
    • twentieth century there will be plenty of them, making use of the
    • created a great sensation. In the seventeenth century a man who
    • centuries this kind of happening was not so deplorable, for the demand
    • be made if in this present century men were not to find Him
    • imparted to mankind from century to century. Those who are connected
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    • reminiscent of past forms in which the Eternal, manifesting
    • become inwardly quiescent during the time of approaching
    • near this descent into death and darkness was felt for weeks
    • characteristic of the centuries immediately following, that
    • consciousness of Egohood. In its childlike, innocent state
    • nineteenth century, or at any rate during its latter half,
    • the nineteenth century these Plays were regarded simply as
    • during the fifties and sixties of last century had been a
    • into one of reascent to divine-spiritual existence. That is
    • birthday, denoting the impulse given for man's reascent
    • from the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth centuries onwards,
    • reminiscent of the attitude to truth adopted in the
    • half of the nineteenth century people collected these Plays,
    • century it was still possible to find people who were
    • we cultivate in our anthroposophical centres become in the
    • centres of anthroposophical activities, and bearing the
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    • the Goddess. A scene takes place, directly reminiscent of a Biblical
    • him, reproaching her particularly for her most recent attachment. Thereupon
    • culture-epoch might be brought together in one centre. And gradually
    • this centre of culture, everything that formerly was super-personal,
    • be found in the last two centuries before the beginning of our era.
    • to Archbishop Theophilus in the fourth century and to his kinsman and
    • Mysteries was reincarnated in the 4th century
    • end of the 4th century,
    • 5th century
    • woman at the turn of the 4th-5th centuries of our era.
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    • even in the 19th century, in Ranke's exposition of history
    • worked through human beings right up to our own century — and
    • and 15th centuries and on until the 16th, will realise how infinitely
    • Europe have been if at the beginning of the 15th century the
    • indeed the whole of Europe in the 15th century, would have taken on
    • of what has developed in Europe during the last centuries through the
    • the whole cultural life of humanity during the centuries following!
    • published in the first half of the 19th century. I will read you just
    • human soul is felt to be the centralising factor for our organism as
    • the ascent into super-sensible worlds which, because he was an old soul,
    • centaur. Such ancient symbols correspond more closely to reality than
    • is generally supposed. A centaur — half man, half animal —
    • Gilgamish gave the impression of a centaur to those who were capable
    • picture of the centaur is cropping up again in the field of modern scientific
    • thought. There has recently been published a book which sets out to
    • a remarkable picture. Quite certainly he was not thinking of the centaur
    • Yes, the centaur is here again; things will develop rapidly, and before
    • of the centaur arose because the old inhabitants of Greece saw certain
    • ingenuous! This picture of the centaur, which did not arise because
    • as independent of the bodily nature — this idea of the centaur
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    • of the soul itself, the efforts of the central core of man's being.
    • memorial of recent times. For what was his aim? He says: One cannot
    • in the 9th, 10th and 11th centuries, B.C.
    • appeared at the turn of the 12th and 13th century as a significant,
    • history in this way we actually see a kind of descent from spiritual
    • heights until the Greco-Latin epoch, and then again an ascent. During
    • such as Hypatia, when she was incarnated again in the 13th century.
    • depths. Then the pupil was armed for the ascent into the unknown purlieus
    • the 18th century, and through the 19th century played a role which caused
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    • and Egyptian epochs represents a descent from clairvoyant vision to
    • and must be attained in ever-increasing measure during the coming centuries
    • and millennia, should be conceived as a reascent, a reattainment of
    • of these Babylonian souls is entirely in accordance with this descent
    • the 19th century as a result of the decipherment of the cuneiform writing.
    • egohood. Thus the Tower of Babel was to be the cultic centre for men
    • the reascent is possible — which it would not have been at that
    • fact this measure persisted until fairly recently—when everything
    • century something that stems from the mission of the ancient Babylonians,
    • are periods of descent; in Greek civilisation the point is reached where
    • the essentially human is unfolded on the physical plane; then the reascent
    • begins. But this reascent is such that it represents one aspect only
    • a progressive descent into materialism. Hence in our time, side by side
    • the path of ascent. Of course, such things are confined to Small circles;
    • one. Here again, Chen, we can see how on the path of descent a certain
    • a reascent begins. So that in very fact the Greek epoch lies in the
    • in the first centuries that there were men who could not regard the
    • epoch in the 4th century, who experienced these things in the arena
    • of a man of the 4th century, of an entirely personal human being whose
    • particular life, this particular individuality. During the 16th century,
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    • present etherically-astrally and can only be formed through concentration
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    • in the 4th century
    • in the way destined for the 16th century. We shall find entirely understandable
    • “Zodiac” is reminiscent of the word Zervana Akarana. The
    • personality of the 15th century there appears the continuance
    • from the year 1250, which was its central point in time. What streamed
    • progress effected. You know, too, that in our century, but proceeding
    • turn of the 18th and 19th centuries; but if you take what I have said
    • who gather round a personality as the central figure, are destined to
    • again in these cyclic movements certain laws of ascent and decline prevail.
    • interesting to notice how cycles of ascent and of decline alternate
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    • another, certain periods of ascent and equally of decline occur in definite
    • in order eventually to begin their development and ascent, and to contribute
    • by one of the most recent translators.
    • prevails during these times of ascent. But the moment the questions,
    • which an the arc of ascent form a unity, fall apart into separate streams.
    • upwards to truth through the mystical ascent of the individual. One
    • stage. And what has developed during the ascent peters slowly and gradually
    • away since the 16th century. For since then all the specialised questions
    • until the Greco-Latin epoch and the re-ascent now demanded of us.
    • transition to the ascent into the spiritual worlds. Everything is prepared
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    • shown in the central questions of religion, in the evolution of the
    • seems utterly eccentric! Do not, however, take this example to imply
    • Only recently I heard
    • since the fifties of the 19th century, only since Foucault's
    • century. Earlier than that there was no wholly satisfactory
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    • an esoteric center from which we look at life and let it be
    • Eckhart in the 13th century and who belonged to the
    • course if we manage to leave it through meditation and concentration
    • heavens like a huge, colored circle with a pale, veiled center.
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    • through concentration and meditation we must fill ourselves with a
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    • which have occurred on Mars in the course of recent centuries.
    • centuries, we find that the forces radiated from Mars which
    • centuries and millennia, stems from an influx of the forces of
    • changed in a certain way its mission during the last centuries.
    • warlike life of the previous centuries; new life from inciting
    • the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Mars had reached a
    • the twelfth century, the decisive preparations have been made
    • seventeenth century, came into contact with those forces
    • beautiful accents, and perhaps only Goethe has found again
    • accents as beautiful about the life of Nature. What is the
    • eighth century, in a Mystery School near the Black Sea, was the
    • Rosicrucian Mysteries since the twelfth century. There it was
    • With the beginning of the seventeenth century, at the turn of
    • the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the Buddha who
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    • particular in the middle of the nineteenth century. This
    • recently died in the spiritual world, that is if a human being
    • recently died we are exposed to all possible personal errors.
    • develop the soul: meditation, concentration, and so on. Certain
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    • and approaches to life of the nineteenth century
    • centuries, which have changed our whole life largely. If that
    • be a basic achievement of the nineteenth century —, the
    • meditation, concentration, and contemplation. I have already
    • know what one understands by meditation, concentration, and
    • with the inner means of concentration, meditation, and
    • not do in the usual life at all: concentrating on such an
    • meditation, concentration, and contemplation somewhat
    • human being carries out concentration, meditation, and
    • the most beneficent if it proves to be sleep after the heavy
    • of the fact that it is the most beneficent if he sleeps without
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    • centuries are governed by a different Being from the one who directed
    • centuries, or from the one who directs the cultural evolution of our
    • epochs the period which began about the 15th'16th century and which
    • century, a greatness which cannot be sufficiently admired. When one
    • these centuries, one sees that it has been accomplished by certain
    • end for the spiritual world with the last third of the 19th century.
    • For with the last third of the 19th century — and this is a fact
    • the 12th and 13th centuries. That was the special task of the age in
    • as these forces accumulate in mankind in the coming centuries.
    • century.
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    • of souls. Whereas during the course of previous centuries it was
    • to what past centuries have brought. Nor will it be long before those
    • nineteenth century a spiritual ‘tidal wave’ from higher
    • from many different sides, and have seen it to be the great centre of
    • the Christ Event as the great centre of gravity of human evolution.
    • what we can find of the teaching and outlook of the last centuries of
    • order from those that were there formerly. In the sixth century before
    • centuries before the Mystery of Golgotha. We find it everywhere. One
    • recently in a certain town, and as the practice often is, questions
    • In the intervening centuries other Beings from the rank of the
    • centuries since the Mystery of Golgotha down to our own time. But the
    • however which will make itself manifest from this century onwards. He
    • order to be within the Earth world. And all through the centuries
    • If it is possible in the 20th century for souls to evolve to an
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    • brain when we think them. What do the concentration exercises that
    • from the thought shadows as we concentrate and contract
    • gets stronger through thought concentration and our inner self
    • through concentration and so on, so that through this splitting of
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    • centuries ago, which had prevailed for thousands of years of
    • concentrates solely on observing processes in nature without
    • science since the middle of the 19th century. And it is a
    • it is only recently that outstanding scientists have
    • the second half of the 19th century.
    • The important thing, however, is not to concentrate on
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    • least in human experience has found recognition recently among
    • it. It is the region that we have more recently become
    • of the unconscious. In the cultural life of Central Europe the
    • Hartmann. I discussed this difference recently in
    • dreams. I shall then deal with a subject that more recently has
    • other things. As someone said recently (someone who
    • something iridescent and vacillating enters into the sphere of
    • I have recently spoken about the various phenomena of
    • the center. Even when dreaming, a human being cannot simply
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    • spiritual requirements of the 20th century.
    • admirer of the magnificent and tremendous progress which
    • humanity has enjoyed as a result of scientific work in recent
    • the magnificent and admirable work of scientific thinking
    • way more recently, the moment I see the book about mollusks,
    • future we look forward to, and in concentrating in our souls
    • and then constantly concentrate upon it and devote
    • center of our soul life with full consciousness, so that
    • Constant attempts to concentrate our soul life upon our
    • organism), the more central organism connected with the breast
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    • spiritual requirements of the 20th century.
    • the beginning of our present century, when the events we are
    • century A.D. and we find that everything that happened in the
    • that from the 4th or 5th century to the 11th century it is
    • middle of the 15th century. Lamprecht characterizes this
    • around the middle of the 15th century. He believes that the
    • whereas from the middle of the 15th century onward it is the
    • the middle of the 18th century.
    • earlier centuries which prevailed in the relations of the
    • 19th century in the center between the west and the east of the
    • scientific method. And in the 19th century historical research
    • excellently for the first Christian centuries, all the forces
    • the centuries when the Roman Empire was declining,
    • consciousness, and that has provided such magnificent results
    • the middle of the 15th century. But he was not able to make use
    • the middle of the 15th century.
    • the beginning of the 15th century. Everything that Karl
    • century that is not sufficiently recognized, that brings about
    • Central Europe. If we go back to the time before this age we
    • This is superseded around the middle of the 15th century, and
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    • between the lines, things which in recent years, as you
    • has recently gone forward in a gratifying manner”.
    • in which is represented quite openly what in recent years
    • since the sixtieth year of the 19th century; only, men
    • recently, in the last four centuries, what one calls
    • world changed from the 13th, 14th 15th centuries on into
    • the following centuries. That that has all evolved slowly
    • 3 or 4 centuries of the spiritual life-habits and
    • centuries has the general schooling at the Universities
    • course of the last centuries men have lost their
    • Persons such as he, who in recent years were responsible
    • painting as it has developed in the last century. Do you
    • way of popular lectures, peoples' courses, centres,
    • middle of the 19th century for it was then approximately
    • (I speak of the middle of the 19th century; later it
    • the last century, the Luxury-culture, a culture that
    • century? Thoughtlessness. Preeminently, it was
    • entered into it in the last four centuries through the
    • about state-life. I was recently In Berne where the
    • decentralized threefold organism. In all the
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    • since the 15th century that he must now cultivate
    • most recent book Concerning World-mutations, and
    • members, each centred in itself, so in the social
    • because of the very fact that it is centred in itself.
    • centralized, unified being. That is not true. Even in
    • organism also must be threefold, with each part centred
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    • with the central forces of the world, but which
    • central forces of the world. Thus persons like Fritz
    • century into the 20th century, speaking quite
    • century for a supposed absolute incapacity for knowledge
    • which it was connected with the central forces of he
    • world, that are at the same time the central forces of
    • possibility of contact with the central forces of
    • existence which are at the same time the central forces
    • evolved in recent times.
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    • to point out what a fearful counterpart it has. Quite recently I reminded
    • connection I have had to sing the praises of a recent remarkable work by
    • there exists something that is on the ascent, something that must be
    • commodities, finally reaching the collecting centres represented by the
    • his social organism and finds it in the collecting centres of the great
    • the last three or four centuries brought evolution to the point of making
    • true spiritual foundation of what today is on the ascent. Here, it is
    • our age. As consequence of this fact — you know that recently I
    • centuries has increased to ever wider dimensions, and will increase
    • recent times. Were I to speak exhaustively on this subject, I should have
    • recent times two streams meet in diametrical opposition to one another:
    • those who are in process of development will concentrate all his effort
    • its part rightly — what is done by learning to read is concentrated
    • concentrated in the faculty of arithmetic. But just think how it is when
    • undesirable product of the second half of the nineteenth century, when
    • historically in the middle of the fifteenth century can be. That, I
    • know how mankind has developed since the middle of the fifteenth century.
    • the fifteenth century. This foolish proposition that nature never makes a
    • that in the fifteenth century men became different in the finer element
    • centre of their being. If there is a desire to understand the present
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    • ground; the educational centres in question become mere institution s for
    • reasons, the deep lying reasons, for all this? Whereas in recent times
    • recently of the tremendous importance of this knowledge of man's being
    • energetic stand against much of what in recent times has aroused growing
    • the course of the nineteenth century the concept of natural rights has
    • to build it up again in the nineteenth century. It foundered, under the
    • the end of the fourteenth and the beginning of the fifteenth century, we
    • to our modern age at the end of the fourteenth century, we come with the
    • state; then in the last third of the nineteenth century and on into the
    • twentieth, — particularly in Central Europe, we trampled on our
    • European dynasties in the nineteenth century. By deluding ourselves, and
    • achievements in the nineteenth century are concerned. This cannot be done
    • central Europeans. Nevertheless these impulses are on a grand scale; and
    • without economy, these two being held apart by us in Central Europe. We
    • their meaning. The primary and secondary education of recent days has led
    • work? When today in their complacent way, they talk about the wrongs
    • of recent educational methods. It is something which must above all be
    • Grimm. “In the nineties of last century this man said: When we
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    • inevitably lead to the ruin of Central and Eastern
    • Central European Reality. In not one quarter, where the matter
    • nineteenth century. I made acquaintance with what today is
    • will. — During the last three or four centuries,
    • fact, that since the middle of the fifteenth century we have
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    • complacently as human heads with superficial opinions. These are a
    • concentration to be so thoroughly undermined. What we must begin upon
    • human being shall concentrate on one subject as long as it is necessary
    • life he has to concentrate on one thing without interruption. Out of a
    • his soul to concentrate especially on a certain subject, and that I
    • concentrate upon one thing at a certain age, and that, before going on to
    • nineteenth century. Ultimately all those within the German life of spirit
    • already arrived at maturity before this more recent system had destroyed
    • educational centres had been imposed upon him. We must reflect on such
    • looked upon as a bugbear, was the only centre of preparation for higher
    • The more recent cultural life of spirit has abolished all these things.
    • specialisation of recent times. It ha s constantly been pointed out how
    • universities and other centres of higher education — and where the
    • because, where it is meant to be cultivated, namely in centres for higher
    • just as a reasonable school system, thinking more of concentration than
    • what must otherwise be imposed upon us, not in the course of centuries
    • others will impose them. Ours is the task here in Central Europe of
    • create a social centre for egoism; who it is exclusive it lives at the
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    • spirit prevails in Goethe. The recent un-German
    • professor in Tübingen did recently out of the
    • Tübingen professor did recently, who brought up this
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    • people believe) or from the surface of the skin to the nerve centre
    • centre. A kind of demonic being is imagined as residing in the
    • central nervous system, although of course present-day science will
    • century. We see in a number of spheres something like a forward leap
    • the middle of the fifteenth century, only it passes unnoticed when
    • fifteenth century. Looking at history from the inside, the middle of
    • the fifteenth century was the end of an epoch of human evolution that
    • actually began in the eighth century
    • continuous line of development running through the centuries from 800
    • until the middle of the fifteenth century
    • we find that prior to the eighth century
    • feeling was still a part of nature. Not until the eighth century did
    • historical development from the eighth century
    • to the fourteenth century
    • In the middle of the fifteenth century, however, these forces
    • middle of the fifteenth century onwards what we can call the
    • middle of the fifteenth century the education of mankind consists of
    • understand fully what belongs to the era from the eighth century
    • till the middle of the fifteenth century
    • centuries from inside at man's soul development, the spiritual
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    • on Herbartian psychology. Now during the last few centuries and up to
    • recent times there has been something present in the life of man which
    • the last few centuries, has been to identify being with thought as
    • error that has been put at the summit of recent philosophy, for in the
    • in our physical body. We have, as it were, three centres where
    • sympathy and antipathy interplay. First we have a centre of this kind
    • broken off, at every point where there is a gap, there is a centre
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    • centres, in which sympathy and antipathy meet. We can then say:
    • sympathy and antipathy, occurs at the centre of the human
    • through it centres at which sympathy and antipathy meet, these
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    • only in the second half of the nineteenth century, and which arose
    • applies to. It was a tendency of the nineteenth century to lay down
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    • concentrate on your willing, you will find that in every act of will
    • can say: From a certain central boundary there stream forth on the one
    • other hand to the point of drinking in the pleasant scent of a flower,
    • phenomenon of recent times, one which has even influenced actual
    • of music is a clear sign that recent psychological ideas about the
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    • completely lost sight of in recent times. You can see this in a
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    • dreaminess. This must be an incentive to you to work upon such
    • But now we can put this question: How is the true centre of the human
    • the centre whence rises all that comes out of the feelings into waking
    • this knowing, which is indicated by arrow 1 is the descent into the
    • descent into the body and the re-ascent, which happens in the
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    • statement, translated into decent German, runs roughly
    • beginning of an ascent. That is a radical difference. That is
    • in this way to the soul-life of an individual who died recently
    • system of Central Europe. You know that especially the teachers
    • in the universities in the early decades of this Central
    • middle of the fifteenth century the surviving traditions of the
    • the fifteenth century these are only the clattering after
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    • constituted that at the surface of the body and in his central organs
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    • immediate surroundings: if it scents danger in its
    • the nineties in the eighteenth century. I have again and again
    • contains very many practical hints for teaching. In recent
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    • Metamorphosis in bones. Head centre is within: breast centre outside:
    • limb centre in periphery. Sense of cosmic relations in ancient
    • understand this central member of man's nature, the breast-form, when
    • centre somewhere within. It has its centre centrically, if I may put
    • it so. Not so the breast. Its centre does not lie within the sphere.
    • The breast has its centre very far away. (In the drawing this is only
    • shown.) Thus the breast has its centre far away. Now where is the
    • centre of the limb system? This brings us to the second difficulty.
    • The limb system has its centre in the whole circumference. The centre
    • surface of a sphere. The centre is really everywhere; hence you can
    • in each child is situated a centre for the whole world, for the
    • macrocosm. This classroom is a centre — indeed many centres
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    • Then you add a square underneath, adjacent to the hypotenuse of
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    • something else. This concentrates the teaching and
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    • connection with the central portion of the other external processes.
    • should they decompose. Man unites himself in body with a central part
    • process, so that the bacilli scent a comfortable place of sojourn. The
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    • century, and penetrated so deeply into our educational method,
    • to write a decent business letter. Certainly he may not have to
    • another, has the most beneficent influence imaginable on the
    • has grown up recently, healthier conditions may be brought
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    • Now the second half of the nineteenth century has stormed against the
    • nineteenth century there were brilliant men, men such as Schelling,
    • of pedagogy of the first half of the nineteenth century. His work was
    • century, when everything seeking access to man's soul by way of
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    • the form of decrees what was until recently common spiritual
    • Central Europe — must approach the curriculum with a
    • in other schools of Central Europe. This we shall do and we
    • of commodities and finance, that is, for doing percentage sums,
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    • illustrate what I mean by an example. Now I recently had a
    • So, then, I recently received this letter from someone active
    • of what, strictly speaking, has arisen during the centuries
    • science having in the nineteenth century Julius Robert Mayer
    • century of our era. Since then the evolution of man as a
    • do so in the middle of the fifteenth century, the beginning
    • that he reached in the middle of the fifteenth century did
    • same courage that in the fifteenth century where the old
    • end of the nineteenth century, that since the last third of
    • the nineteenth century it has been necessary for mankind to
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    • religious creeds through the centuries. It was very much more
    • century which led them to do so. Such professors as William
    • Copernicus and having in the 19th century one of its most
    • the 15th century. But since that time the progressive
    • middle of the 15th century at the beginning of the fifth Post
    • middle of the 15th century, had they the image or figure
    • attitude which men had at the beginning of the 15th century,
    • century man's former relationship with them ceased and that
    • since the last third of the 19th century, it has become
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    • ascent from below upwards the activities of the Archangels;
    • is a matter for rejoicing when this is not so. I was recently
    • development it has come about that in past centuries the
    • good and right for the centuries immediately following,
    • Herr Molt recently, that there are people today who say:
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    • Last Third of the Nineteenth Century,
    • marked the evolution of mankind in the course of centuries, of
    • in the course of its descent, in the course of its evolution, which
    • with the knowledge thus acquired. Thus from these Mystery centres
    • legal Act, even that magnificent painting of Michelangelo in the
    • Spiritual concerns were borrowed from the East. In Central Europe,
    • life. Of the legal element there is much in Central Europe, whilst
    • In the nineteenth century, again and again, we can see how men strove
    • first time in the much-confused nineteenth century how men attempted
    • century, attempted in particular to fertilize the remnant still left
    • Central Europe which had already revolted against tradition. We find
    • point out that already in Central Europe, the intellect, the pure
    • Central Europe, and this intimate knowledge reflects itself in the way
    • I was recently informed of something which is significant in historic
    • The periodical, The Threefold Social Organism, recently
    • Recently an article by a doctor in Sociology was brought to me. It
    • especially in recent years. So one can even call this man the Rasputin
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    • the 19th century, and we still find it on all hands in the whole way
    • movement in such a way that the latter goes a centimetre a second
    • centimetre a second quicker every second, we know the ratio between
    • body which would be able to impart an acceleration of a centimetre
    • forces “centric forces”, inasmuch as they always issue
    • from point-centres. It is indeed right to think of centric forces
    • forces always come into play. It may well be that the point-centre in
    • next few days. It is as though forces were concentrated at the points
    • such point or space forces are concentrated, able potentially to work
    • All physical research amounts to this: we follow up the centric
    • forces to their centres; we try to find the points from which effects
    • assume that there are centres, charged as it were with possibilities
    • measures, how strongly such a point or centre has the potentiality of
    • thus centred and concentrated a “potential” or
    • then have to trace the potentials of the centric forces, — so
    • we may formulate it. We look for centres which we then investigate as
    • everything in mechanical terms. It looks for centric forces and their
    • this method, looking only for the potentials of centric forces. Say
    • understand even organic phenomena in terms of potentials, of centric
    • in terms of centric forces. Why, in effect, — why not?
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    • Last Third of the Nineteenth Century,
    • When I have had occasion in recent years to speak on any of the great
    • about a new ascent?” For it must have been very clear to you in
    • nineteenth century, or towards the last third of it, who, from a
    • especially in Central Europe, for the dreadful conditions into which
    • so much of the fate of Central Europe depends?” If we do not
    • twentieth century, that which was suitable to Caesar's day is
    • came to pass in the last third of the nineteenth century, the event
    • inspirer for three centuries, at this very time the demonic opposing
    • the centre between Ahriman and Lucifer. The Christ power must permeate
    • first, Ahriman's the second, and in the centre, between the two, is
    • What then has happened in more recent days? Something has taken place
    • centuries, much that is Luciferic is hidden behind what is called
    • Christian evolution, that it was not till the third or fourth century
    • Christ. The event of Golgotha had already taken place some centuries
    • before, when those whose thoughts were centred upon that Event,
    • the third and fourth centuries the institution of Christmas; people
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    • came to pass in the last third of the nineteenth century, the event
    • inspirer for three centuries, at this very time the demonic opposing
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    • make a solid body glow with heat, — incandescent (
    • the Sun or from an incandescent body.
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    • of which we spoke last time. You will remember: when an incandescent
    • lead us on the way. Even in the 17th Century, we may remember, when
    • “Phosphorus” today; it refers to phosphorescent bodies of
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    • since the middle of the fifteenth century, since the rise of the fifth
    • especially that which has come about since the fifteenth century
    • to present-day consciousness, is to be found in the centre of gravity
    • centred in the rest of his organism. That which comes into existence
    • arise from — the human centre of gravity. If a being adequately
    • points; in these points are centred the forces from which the course
    • that he must look upon the centre of man if he wished to find the
    • of the fifteenth century, has produced in the man of today. We cannot
    • age since the fifteenth century. At the same time another Ethics,
    • the Science of Initiation. I have spoken recently about these facts,
    • the eighth pre-Christian century. We see, about two hundred years
    • climax in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. But this age of
    • are the men who, during the nineteenth century, have applied to the
    • come from the Gospels through the scientific method of last century?
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    • phenomena of light in rather recent times, historically speaking.
    • the 16th century. The way men thought of such phenomena before the
    • 16th century was radically different. Today at school we get so
    • century were only able to creep in because these things were not
    • 16th century, has quite lost hold of this difference. The
    • been the bane of Physics since the 16th century. In course of time
    • century conceived this strange idea of universal, inorganic, lifeless
    • to study it alone, as they began doing ever since the 16th century
    • recent developments set in, our physicists assumed that behind
    • In more recent times
    • Thus in more recent
    • not at all easy for Physics if these more recent phenomena really
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    • from the circumference towards the centre.
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    • Last Third of the Nineteenth Century,
    • NINETEENTH CENTURY
    • content. Since the last third of the nineteenth century, the Spiritual
    • of the nineteenth century, the Spiritual World has willed to re-enter
    • more since the last third of the nineteenth century, to enter our
    • spirit of the past has recently uttered quite remarkable words at
    • ‘Anthroposophy’ after his exit, complained recently that he
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    • century at the earliest. By such examples you will most readily
    • especially took up the study of these things. In the 17th century
    • did it arise? Nearer the centre of the disc are fewer holes,
    • real in the world outside myself, — then I must concentrate
    • not seem so simple if you recall what I said recently of the whole
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    • Last Third of the Nineteenth Century,
    • century (i.e., the eighteenth century) and the beginning of
    • wonderful world of plastic forms, so the German, more concentrated
    • of the people of Central Europe at that time.” At that time it
    • nineteenth century. Modern man stands before a terrible fact today
    • of last century an educationist, Heinrich Deinhardt, lived in Vienna,
    • slight accident. Yes, in Central Europe, men whose will was directed
    • “I happened to have a talk recently with a young Swedish
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    • — it was only at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries that
    • is, the 19th century was chiefly filled with the idea that we must
    • emerges. The meditations of physicists during the 19th century kept
    • extent when near the end of the century Heinrich Hertz, a physicist
    • idea of 19th century physicists was once again fulfilled to some
    • thinking of 19th century Physics had been right.
    • first fifteen years, say, of our century; you must admit that a
    • the green light on the glass; that is fluorescent light. I am sorry
    • strangely reminiscent of the properties of downright matter.
    • into some other form, e.g. into fluorescent rays. In pursuit of
    • recent times is compelling even Physics — though, to begin
    • recently been saying is quite true — very true indeed.
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    • nothing more revolutionary in any realm than this most recent
    • revealed in that the glass becomes fluorescent when we send the
    • the property of making the glass intensely fluorescent. Please
    • greenish-yellow, fluorescent light. The rays that shew themselves
    • but into those of Nature generally. The Physics of the 19th century
    • the 19th-century thinking to penetrate into the phenomena. But this
    • 19th century, the Geometry itself began to grow uncertain. It
    • century thinking went a long way in this direction, especially
    • recent times the physicists have had recourse to a new device.
    • and concentrated etheric-astral part of your being. It is quite
    • feel impelled to expand what in the other case you concentrated
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    • 19th century which has given a great deal of support to a
    • your fingers which have been in the outer vessels into the central
    • water the water in the central vessel will feel warm, while to the
    • finger which has been in the warm water, the water in the central
    • For all that the 19th century has striven to attain it may
    • views built up in the course of the 19th century on the
    • plays a role. All the 19th century theories, abandoned now
    • recently news has gone forth to the world that after infinite pains
    • century as this general tendency to unify things schematically. You
    • distant form the first they are concentrated and focused so that an
    • considerations. In the 19th century the mechanical theory
    • 19th century, begins to fail. For a large part of the
    • physics of the 19th century into wrong ideas of reality. It
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    • 17th century and took their fundamental character from the
    • How recent our ordinary ideas are may be realized when we look up some
    • 17th century, and quite simply, by saying: When heat is
    • century. At the same time, however, people were backward in a grasp of
    • century. The art of experiment reached its full flower in the
    • 19th century, but a development of clear, definite ideas
    • the 17th centuries. The consciousness that our earth is a
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    • 19th century the “mechanical theory of heat.”
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    • own surface perpendicular to the line between itself and the center of
    • center of the earth. The whole earth conditions the
    • to think of this as a unity in relation with the central point of the
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    • the realm of physics in the 19th century and the early part
    • of the 20th century.
    • the 19th century. The first person to call attention to
    • 19th century, we see that such ideas as expressed by
    • This is what the 19th century investigators did. They
    • abstract method of modern 19th century physics through and
    • century physics. Physics itself, insofar as it rests on experiment,
    • And now we pass to the realm next adjacent to the gaseous. Just as the
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    • the 19th century in such a way that the light itself is
    • clear to ourselves that something of a unique nature is in the center
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    • this ice lens can be used to concentrate the heat rays just as light
    • rays can be concentrated (to use the ordinary terminology.) A
    • thermometer can then be used to demonstrate the concentration by the
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    • have existed right up to the twentieth century, and it is this
    • place, all that is related to and centralised in the head system
    • feel that no Western or Central European people could ever interpret
    • recently said quite frankly to a gathering attended by a number of
    • ladder to spiritual knowledge. But on their path of ascent from the
    • at the turn of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries was the germ
    • internationalism is not the first stage of an ascent but the last
    • made their appearance in recent times. This quest for loving
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    • 19th century. It has not had such ideas as we are
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    • central portion of the spectrum is thereby entirely blotted out and
    • will remember that we have to consider this central portion as the
    • by showing that when the chemical portion is there, the phosphorescent
    • discover by unfolding themselves adjacent to solid bodies, in relation
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    • active in fluids, for instance, proceeds from the earth as a center.
    • we pass outwards from the center of the earth toward the surface of
    • percent of it is water, what plays through us as a delicate chemical
    • phosphorescent marvel in this fluid nature. We are in our inner nature
    • injected. And this something must have its center in a spiritual
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    • concentrated in our business-undertaking, the Kommender
    • utterly wrong end. I delivered a lecture recently on the idea
    • the first centuries of our present, Christian era, all over
    • century come to be a injurious
    • century on, money has played a similar role in the economic
    • something, which is not merely a bank, but makes a centre of
    • concentration for economic forces which are both a bank and,
    • at practical life, and learn to see where the centres of injury
    • really lie. And one centre of injury lies in the fact, that
    • century. Here we have then simply a practical idea, taken up
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    • say that when today someone in Central Europe speaks about, e.g.,
    • 19th century European nations, speaking generally, have learned
    • considered reasonable in Central Europe today, you will find
    • who have to decide about spiritual questions in Central Europe,
    • all into our highest educational centres. Later these bad
    • lies before us the calling of the Central European nations,
    • out of the whole concrete Central European spiritual culture
    • education, we have something to give the world from Central
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    • someone in Central Europe today speaks of
    • concerned, for from the last third of the 19th century onwards the peoples
    • of Central Europe have taken their lead in such matters from the people of
    • ideas considered reasonable in Central Europe today, you would find their
    • heads of people who set the tone in spiritual matters in Central Europe.
    • this is the very thing that introduces into the higher centres of learning
    • however, the world-historical mission of the Central European peoples to
    • Central European this the peoples of the West will not be able to
    • to give the world from Central Europe which nobody else can give
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    • per cent, and in Germany at times as high as 8 per cent; and
    • number of strikes went up 87 per cent between the years 1907
    • last century, somewhere in the 'seventies: the streets were
    • said, that 99 per cent more literary works were turned out in
    • to say indeed, that if 99 per cent fewer books were produced
    • last half-hundred of years in the nineteenth century. And
    • practical. Only recently, a practical man from the North said
    • 19th century; and now it has reached the perfection of
    • since the middle of the fifteenth century, to detach the
    • 19th century, they very essentially contributed amongst other
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    • from the head. In the head are concentrated, as it were, the
    • conflict which I described in connection with the adolescent
    • convinced that up to the sixteenth or seventeenth century
    • still appears in comparatively recent times we simply have
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    • role — are concentrated so to speak in the head. And
    • fully convinced that up to the 16th and 17th centuries traditions from the
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    • or the central organ, conveying perception and mental imagery, and his
    • motor nerves, that apparently run from the central organ to the organs of
    • run from our periphery more towards the centre, and we also have nerves
    • that run from the centre to the ends of the organs of movement. But they
    • streaming through the sensory nerves to the centre for instance, undergoes
    • a break, as it were, at the centre, and has to jump across, without however
    • fifteenth century, thinks with his brain. Materialism is actually a
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    • that carries our ego on its descent from spirit worlds through birth into
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    • descent of a Being from the heavens. The wisdom of the shepherds is
    • wisdom remained. In the first centuries of our era, certain Gnostic
    • intellectual analysis and reason. And in the nineteenth century,
    • hardly a century old. The Christmas Tree was not adopted as a symbol
    • of the Festival until the nineteenth century. What is the Christmas
    • presented in the Christmas Plays of earlier centuries, is gradually
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    • soul-forces, to have been in all past centuries and millenia
    • untouched by earth, was descending to it, and this descent had to make
    • into its weaving life as it perceived the descent of the heavenly
    • shown how the Mystery of Golgotha was grasped in the first centuries
    • analytical reasoning powers alone. And in the 19th century naturalism
    • likewise are in direct line of descent from the Eastern Wisemen. The
    • Christmas Tree came into being only in the 19th century. What is this
    • earlier centuries — and in the appearance of the Christmas Tree
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    • Astronomy in, say, the 13th and 14th centuries, because this
    • and 14th centuries, which distinguished Individualities in
    • humanity since the middle of the 15th century needed
    • own opinion in recent times, — well, my dear friends,
    • magnificent thoughts on this question of the human
    • middle of the 19th century, Biology has largely been built
    • middle of the 15th century, if we cannot relate the events of
    • 15th century without taking all this into account.
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    • the Sun. The Sun formed the central point, as it were, for
    • radically with the idea of the center of coordinates being in
    • the center of the Earth, and transferred it to the center of
    • coordinates was removed from the center of the Earth to the
    • center of the Sun.
    • So, when taking the center of the Earth as the center of
    • effect: ‘as an experiment, I will place the center of
    • the whole coordinate system in the center of the Sun.’
    • element, simply the distance from the center of the Earth in
    • century.
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    • no longer shoots into outward form; it concentrates, if I may
    • put it so, into a point; it becomes centered in itself.
    • center. Here we begin to apprehend the relationships of space
    • The Planets move in ellipses round the central body, which
    • ellipses round the central body and the central body is not
    • the mean distance from the central body). This Law, you see,
    • darts into the center, bringing time into it and therewith
    • you who continually relate yourself to the central
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    • a central body, the Sun, with the planets revolving around it
    • past few centuries by deductive reasoning were the real
    • have eccentric orbits, — they describe ellipses. This
    • eccentric orbits and describe ellipses, in one focus of which
    • upon the picture of the planets moving in eccentric orbits,
    • equator, and that the orbits are eccentric ellipses, —
    • agree that this mutability of the eccentric orbits, and of
    • lectures given recently in Dornach by our friend Dr. Blumel,
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    • other things there recently appeared a certain divergence of
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    • Science. For many centuries men have grown accustomed to look at only
    • been customary during the last few centuries and which is utterly
    • through the centuries. To take a concrete example: How does a German
    • incarnated in a previous life during the early centuries of
    • are led back to the centuries of the conquests of America and to
    • first centuries of Christendom were in the more Southerly regions of
    • the present population of Western and Central Europe and the lands
    • the Mystery of Golgotha and in the earliest centuries of Christendom.
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    • Philosophy’), only a few centuries into the past.
    • 15th century, one of the most essential in the more recent
    • in his interesting work “The Central Problems of
    • was going on in the 13th, 14th, and 15th centuries. About
    • and 14th centuries; — it is not seen clearly and
    • beginning long before — in the 8th century B.C. We may
    • farther back — beyond the 8th century BC — we
    • often mentioned, this rhythm is reminiscent — purely
    • man in a concentrated and contracted form — and the
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    • system, and they have recently been leading scientists to
    • anything most recently discovered is seized on to explain
    • periphery. Through some central switch or commutator the
    • and acts of will. From the centripetal nerves it was supposed
    • to be switched over to the centrifugal; they compared it all
    • The 19th century, of course, no longer believed the comets to
    • century they had statistics purporting to connect them with
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    • and b as the center of the axes of a co-ordinate system and
    • conditions, — take C as the center of the co-ordinate
    • always turned towards the center of the circle, while now (in
    • the case of the straight line), we are shown that the center
    • are obtained, the centres of which are opposite to one
    • motions. There is no desire to accent what is real; in order
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    • were continued by others in a way more akin to 19th-century
    • polarity. Take the tubular bone and think of this centre-line
    • what corresponds to the central line of the tubular bone. But
    • centre-line of the tubular bone towards it inner surface
    • meet in the centre of the Earth
    • — tending, as it were, towards the centre of the Earth
    • — we should have to think of a polar point in the centre
    • point in the Earth's centre. But, or course, it is not to be
    • sphere concentrated in the centre of the Earth, we should
    • what is within the central point. However we look to the
    • study them simply according to the laws of centric forces,
    • related to the laws of centric forces as is the sphere to the
    • mechanics in the development of the laws of centric forces;
    • phoronomy, which has essentially to do with centric forces,
    • familiar system of mechanics and phoronomy to the centric
    • forces and centric phenomena of movement, only then shall we
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    • from the celestial Sphere towards the centre of the Earth,
    • pathway of the centripetal nerves, through the nerve-centre
    • and outward again to the termination of the centrifugal
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    • centre. We then have a system of forces which we may conceive
    • can be gone into. But if you really concentrate upon the
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    • Sun as centre. He then assumes that the sphere of the fixed
    • stars, — its centre likewise in the Sun, — is so
    • stars as is the centre of a sphere to the surface
    • difference at all. Aristarchus lived in the third Century
    • heliocentric, as we may call it, — thereafter vanished
    • post-Atlantean, the heliocentric idea comes forth again,
    • in the 3rd Century B.C.!
    • heliocentric conception of the World the more widely
    • recognised authorities the heliocentric conception prevailed
    • noteworthy fact. The heliocentric conception of the World is
    • in an eccentric circle round the Earth. The planets also move
    • moving in this eccentric circle which he
    • its turn the centre of another circle. Upon this other circle
    • the centre of the latter circle moves along the former. The
    • superimposed upon another circle, and an eccentric one to
    • heliocentric system is fundamentally no different from the
    • Now take the movements Ptolemy attributes to the centres
    • same figure. The movement of the centre of Mercury's epicycle
    • centres of their epicycles move along paths which correspond
    • the centres of the epicycles are diverse, — shall we
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    • central circle in the Figure) is the Earth, whilst the whole
    • Moon's centre) from the centre of the Earth. So large is the
    • the further development of the embryo proceeds. Eccentrically
    • therefore, near the periphery, a centre forms, from which the
    • centre somewhere between animal and plant — a centre
    • centre-of-gravity of the three bodies — Sun, Moon and
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    • centring as it does in the nerves-and-senses system, is
    • points are equidistant from one central point. We were
    • like a centre, but the centre is in the infinite sphere.
    • attribute to these paths some centre or other within ordinary
    • space. But if we want to think of centres for the path of
    • central point. The other, which is all the time annulling and
    • within, and becomes manifest to me from this centre.
    • its central point; we will investigate it on the
    • understanding that it is a body and that its central point is
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    • move deliberately, we move our centre of gravity in a
    • direction of it outward from some central point. It takes its
    • that goes outward from the given centre. And now in contrast
    • are not thrust outward from the centre, but on the contrary;
    • the central point to which they tend just as phenomena that
    • will tend together, striving towards the centre.
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    • four centuries didn't exist before. Not so very far back the
    • conservation of matter” in the nineteenth century was
    • obvious — I have recently mentioned it in an open lecture
    • ways since its inception at the start of the twentieth century.
    • foundation of what I have recently wanted to characterise, by
    • dear friends, at the beginning of the (20th) century the way
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    • space, even from the Sun, towards the centre of the Earth.
    • centre and looking outward, — only we should then have bank
    • Earth's centre; only for this comparison the Earth's inner
    • the planets with the Earth here (Earth in the centre) and
    • being in the centre of the system.
    • think of the Sun in the centre and the Planets around it
    • making a lemniscate loop-curve the centre of which is the
    • old heliocentric system and the new heliocentric, the
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    • and kind. The one comes from the centre of the Sun, towards
    • which negative matter is tending; the other from the centre
    • arise. Comets are ever-nascent phenomena, perpetually coming
    • ever-becoming, ever-nascent. Out there at last it melts away
    • may not treat it as though there were a centre here, and here
    • one hand and centrically on the other
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    • diminished in recent times. We are not so intimately
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    • the central nerve organs. Then, inexplicably, a reaction to
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    • central to such investigations because it discloses the fact
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    • the fifteenth century, humanity in all its various groups has
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    • of inner rhythm — meditating, concentrating, creating
    • recent years, that the needful — indeed, indispensable
    • efforts, which have been very active and are magnificent in
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    • recently for a small circle, by looking exclusively at the
    • recent times, cannot help but seem primitive compared to what
    • knowledge is what I have recently been describing. These two
    • science has given us recently is really in large measure no
    • researcher. Whether we look at recent astronomy or the views
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    • children. Until recently he hadn't told me of his intentions
    • the external aspect. His recent conversation with me was
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    • of the last century had upon the whole life of humanity today. As a
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    • the middle of the 15th century. In earlier times, Imaginations were
    • Then, in more recent times,
    • at a form of presentation reminiscent of earlier, instinctive Imaginations.
    • to evolve the anthroposophical view at the turn of the century it really
    • more recent origin. And these concepts have gradually become dead concepts
    • pedigree in terms of evolutionary descent. (Translator)
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    • Very recently, however, a
    • in the habit of visualizing it in recent centuries, then there is no
    • century have in the final instance arisen from the accord, the unison — though
    • last few hundred years and particularly in most recent times, it is
    • of the thought and philosophical habits of very recent times absolutely
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    • which started in the 15th century, has advanced to scientific research
    • a child achieves, so the means used by civilized 20th century man cannot
    • which has come to be the scientific way of thinking over the last centuries.
    • of recent centuries, using it to bring clarity into a system of nature
    • And modern aesthetics, evolved out of the thinking of more recent times,
    • comes from the centre that is God. It is a perversion of the truth to
    • in the 20th century, also where the Christ event is concerned. People
    • example, not with the intention of using a recently published essay
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    • recent date. These forces — in the way they are working in you
    • — are scarcely older than this century. They are forces which
    • century. But today, I shall speak about these forces in their more
    • nineties of the last century, people were stressing, both in art and
    • tempted to date it about the twelfth or thirteenth century, in order
    • influential centers of culture, is nevertheless an evolutionary
    • century. So there we have the Middle Ages in the present. In Middle
    • fact, forgotten in the second half of the nineteenth century. But
    • taken by Middle Europe and its cultural life, the leading centers of
    • fifteenth centuries from the spirit which still remained in the West.
    • particularly marked in the last third of the nineteenth century.
    • the nineteenth century. If we study the literature and the writings
    • life, we find during the last third of the nineteenth century, up to
    • in the last third of the nineteenth century, our modern style is raw
    • century, was finely chiseled and full of spirituality. But those who
    • place in the last third of the nineteenth century. You can follow
    • romantic poets in the first third of the nineteenth century. Think of
    • last third of the nineteenth century. Those who are sensitive to such
    • reached its culmination in the last third of the nineteenth century,
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    • general. I do not wish to accentuate either the one or the other, but
    • recently it has reached a climax making it more clearly perceptible.
    • it reached a climax during recent decades.
    • the nineteenth century it showed itself through a particular
    • imagination cast an eye over the higher forms of culture in recent
    • centuries, he made acquaintance at every turn with this objective
    • noticeable in the new century. That is one aspect. The other —
    • can decently assimilate what will enable them to become old in a
    • Centuries
    • repetition of a repetition. Until the fifteenth century A.D. mankind
    • Up to the fifteenth century the human being, in his soul, was by no
    • themselves in the soul. But from the fifteenth century onwards souls
    • the first time. Since the fifteenth century the earth has been new.
    • century the earth has become new for the first time. Before then
    • human beings were fed on the past. Since the fifteenth century they
    • fifteenth century? Since then, the son has inherited from the father
    • that from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century tradition was still
    • eighteenth century things had gone so far that the father had really
    • the situation at the onset of the nineteenth century: The feeling
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    • beyond the time of the fifteenth century, before the age I attempted
    • although after the fourth or fifth century A.D. it was very colorless
    • nineteenth century, the word spirit conveyed nothing to the mind,
    • great change took place in the middle of the fifteenth century: this
    • Pictorially I would say: In the tenth and eleventh centuries of
    • nineteenth century those who regarded themselves as the most
    • century. At that time man did not think only with the brain but with
    • thinking which has evolved more and more since the fifteenth century
    • insignificant figure! Since the last third of the nineteenth century
    • atom say from the fourth or filth century going around in his brain!
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    • a review of ethics up to the end of the nineteenth century. I do not
    • strike dumb any recent attempts to base ethical judgments upon
    • world at the end of the nineteenth century, so that it could be
    • judgments are modified as human society changes from century to
    • century. And a reviewer in the nineties of last century says that it
    • nineteenth century makes it eminently necessary that men, as time
    • century was a time of tremendous significance for the spiritual
    • since the end of the last century are faced with quite a different
    • situation in the life of soul from that of previous centuries. And I
    • century, man stood, in his soul-being, face to face with
    • Nothingness. This turning-point of the nineteenth century revealed
    • twentieth century with alert and wide-awake consciousness, Nietzsche
    • century, making a new dawn necessary for the century just beginning.
    • philology in the middle of the nineteenth century. With a mind of
    • philological standpoint of the middle of the nineteenth century and
    • he found in the middle of the nineteenth century, namely,
    • towards the beginning of the last third of the nineteenth century,
    • fifteenth century. What Nietzsche experienced was the intellectualism
    • early seventies of the nineteenth century there grew in his soul the
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    • nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth centuries; to describe
    • century and more powerfully in subsequent centuries, what had been
    • that actually nothing more was known about them. For centuries
    • natural before the fifteenth century, moved onwards automatically and
    • of which I have spoken, persisted through the centuries and
    • contributed towards such statements. Before the fifteenth century,
    • anyone during the first centuries of Christianity spoken about proofs
    • still less! For in the second or third century before Christ, to
    • impulses for today. When in the first third of the fifteenth century
    • therefore, at the end of the nineteenth century it was said that all
    • and in the nineteenth century a history of culture was established.
    • first third of the fifteenth century. But if we go back in time and
    • point in the first third of the fifteenth century. Human beings
    • century: Certain circles realized that the old intuitions, the
    • century] who delivered a speech about the boundaries to the
    • consistency was not a characteristic of the century then ending.
    • modern man, since the first third of the fifteenth century, thinking
    • back before the fifteenth century, it becomes evident that thinking
    • the beginning of the fifteenth century the human being was still able
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    • now young, entering the century in full youth, and its relation to
    • over something from the last third of the nineteenth century, but one
    • cannot, as the first, after the last third of the nineteenth century,
    • human heart in the West during the past centuries, we can but say:
    • For a long time existence before the descent into a physical earthly
    • centers of art were all united in the Mysteries, something which
    • problematic, up to the first third of the fifteenth century, we find
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    • of the century, this feeling breathed of the present, whoever has now
    • The generation which at the beginning of the twentieth century
    • experience became evident, at the beginning of the twentieth century,
    • century, derived a quite special character — the character of
    • the nineteenth century. They were thoroughly healthy forces, but
    • the first third of the fifteenth century, all man's striving
    • in writings of the twelfth or thirteenth century, for instance. This
    • century, to implicit belief in all we find there. We shall certainly
    • nineteenth century, as, for example, Herbart — one could name
    • third of the nineteenth century — whoever realizes what a
    • and reached its climax at the end of the nineteenth century.
    • similar experiences. But in the nineties of last century I was always
    • approach to knowledge generally at the end of the nineteenth century.
    • movement at the turn of the nineteenth century. Often they were not
    • the nineteenth century is extraordinarily significant. Yes, but this
    • are living not only centuries but thousands of years later —
    • many of those who are true sons of the nineteenth century are shaking
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    • published in one volume of the Complete Centenary Edition of Rudolf
    • taught by their spiritual leaders in the Mystery-centres how they should
    • received from the Mystery-centres, and they were able to carry out of
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    • Complete Centenary Edition of Rudolf Steiner's works in the original
    • and published in one volume of the Complete Centenary Edition of
    • the Mystery-centres how they should relate themselves in their
    • the Mystery-centres, and they were able to carry out of ordinary day
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    • about the turn of the nineteenth century, by considering the trend of
    • fifteenth century; in an inward study we find ourselves led back to
    • the fourth post-Christian century. A date indicating some important
    • cultures were extraordinarily intermixed up to the fourth century;
    • disposition of soul changes from one century to another. There was a
    • century. We find then something that for the very first time caused
    • we approach the fifteenth century, we discover with what intensity
    • why did those souls who, up to the fifteenth century thought about
    • century, being reincarnations from the time before the year 333 from
    • centuries. Essentially, however, civilized mankind was made up of
    • many centuries before, arose the impulse to dispute about the reality
    • era in the thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth centuries? What actually
    • we observe the souls who lived from the fifteenth century on into
    • [or] ninth post-Christian centuries, at least those who were teachers
    • again about the turn of the nineteenth century.
    • been entirely lost. It was at the turn of the nineteenth century that
    • the first third of the fifteenth century the receiving of thought
    • if since the fifteenth century man has lost the faculty of perceiving
    • life on earth before the sixth or seventh century, particularly
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    • centuries preceding the modern age, that is, up to the fifteenth
    • century, human beings met and spoke to one another out of the
    • nineteenth century. It has been brought about by circumstances
    • century, a real modern youth movement would not have been possible.
    • preceding the fifteenth century. One had first to justify the claim
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    • fruitful soil in Goethe because at the end of the eighteenth century,
    • nineteenth century he was persuaded by Schiller to revise Faust he
    • greatest age the soul and spirit were on the ascent, how the soul is
    • exercise of the will that goes right to the center of the human
    • growing up about the turn of the nineteenth century. Try to feel that
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    • past, and this is of quite recent date — in fact, it entered
    • human evolution with the century.
    • what in this century has come for the whole of humanity. Former ages
    • spoke of how, at the end of the nineteenth century, the so-called
    • were only willing to concentrate on what existed outside the world of
    • It is not placed upon the head. It is bestowed by a concentration of
    • then it would describe, in connection with recent centuries, men's
    • might say that those people who in the last century really
    • sixteenth century, especially in the sixteenth century. Then we
    • appearance. And so we must picture the people of recent centuries who
    • who want to find their way livingly into the twentieth century should
    • realize that those who represented the nineteenth century can no
    • century by the philistine Lewes, or the pedant, Richard M. Meyer, can
    • third of the nineteenth century which can give some idea of Goethe is
    • something of it can be taken over into the twentieth century, for the
    • all are caught. In the centers of culture which have retained
    • who come from Vienna will sense that in the last century this was
    • ascent only when, in its experience and whole way of working,
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    • that has come to pass during the last few centuries, reaching its
    • culmination in the nineteenth century, is that the concepts dying in
    • magnificent theory of evolution provide? It gives us a survey of how
    • century onwards natural science has been triumphantly progressing,
    • century the dragon stood with particular intensity before the human
    • century on into the nineteenth. We see it correctly only when we
    • from the fifteenth century and on into the nineteenth, humanity was
    • door to this knowledge was firmly barred in the nineteenth century,
    • a true spiritual knowledge which conquers this center of life (which,
    • for man's inner being is a center of death) — the
    • century, at the turn of the nineteenth century and on into the
    • nineteenth century — Michael's intervention with which we
    • beings at the beginning of the twentieth century — they felt
    • the last third of the nineteenth century, the older generation felt
    • be able to live. The epoch from the fifteenth century to the
    • third of the nineteenth century, has been striving to enter our
    • natural to human beings, there were Mystery centers. In these Mystery
    • centers, which were at the same time church, school, and center of
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    • depends upon one's understanding that a sort of centrifugal dynamic
    • is not exactly centripetal, but which could be designated as a
    • similar-to-centripetal dynamic that works into every human organ.
    • a centrifugal and a centripetal, in each human organ. For everything
    • a great role. For everything which is centrifugal, radiating, a great
    • this way the consciousness centres on exactly that which is to be
    • to consciousness, in order that, as I have already said, this concentration
    • seen as a sort of central telegraphic apparatus to which the so-called
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    • inglês, Complete Centenary Edition] dos trabalhos de Rudolf Steiner.
    • Esse processo rítmico constantemente repetido pode ser comparado com duas coisas diferentes aqui na existência física terrena. Pode ser comparado com a inspiração e a expiração, e também com o sono e a vigília. Na existência física na Terra, ambos são processos rítmicos – ambos podem ser comparados com o que venho descrevendo. Mas com os processos que ocorrem no mundo espiritual entre a morte e o renascimento, não se trata de saber algo de uma forma puramente abstrata, ou – devo acrescentar – para a satisfação de curiosidade espiritual; trata-se de reconhecer a vida na Terra como uma imagem do supraterrestre. E surge necessariamente a questão: o que acontece na vida terrena que se assemelha a uma faculdade de memória não possuída pelo homem em sua consciência comum, uma faculdade que pode ser possuída por seres das hierarquias, arcanjos? O que há na vida física que é como uma memória de se viver no mundo dos seres espirituais, ou como uma memória de se experimentar a si mesmo lá?
    • Pois bem, por que descemos ao mundo físico do mundo espiritual? Vocês poderão deduzir, a partir do que eu disse aqui da última vez, que as forças que nos mantêm juntos com os seres espirituais superiores decaem. Aqui na vida física, envelhecemos porque as forças que nos mantêm em conexão com a Terra física diminuem; lá, enfraquece o que nos mantêm ligados aos seres espirituais. Diminuem principalmente as forças que permitem que nos apreendamos em meio aos seres espirituais e que nos possibilitam sermos independentes. No mundo espiritual, por um período considerável antes de descermos à Terra, perdemos a capacidade de conviver com os seres espirituais. Com o auxílio dos seres espirituais, formamos a semente espiritual de nosso corpo físico, que enviamos primeiramente; daí nos apropriamos de nosso corpo etérico e prosseguimos. Ilustrei-lhes isso em minha última palestra. Nossa capacidade de viver com seres espirituais no mundo espiritual desbota e percebemos como, por meio das forças da lua, nos aproximamos cada vez mais da Terra. Sentimo-nos como um eu, mas cada vez menos capazes de compreender as regiões espirituais, ou de nos manter nelas; tal capacidade se torna cada vez mais débil. Temos um sentimento crescente de que o desfalecimento prevalecerá sobre nós, no mundo espiritual. Isso cria uma necessidade de que aquilo que não mais conseguimos carregar conosco – o sentimento do eu – seja sustentado por algo externo, a saber, nosso corpo: surge uma necessidade de sermos sustentados por um corpo. Eu poderia dizer que, gradualmente, temos que desaprender a voar e aprender a andar. Vocês sabem que estou falando figurativamente, mas a imagem está em absoluto acordo com a verdade, com a realidade. É assim que encontramos o caminho para nosso corpo. O sentimento de solidão encontra um refúgio no corpo e se converte na faculdade da lembrança, e temos que nos empenhar para alcançar um novo sentimento de comunhão, na Terra. IfŒD!
    • Descrevi esse estado de sono sob um determinado aspecto, a última vez que estive aqui. Agora quero acrescentar algo sobre os processos então mencionados. Eu sei que essas coisas são facilmente mal compreendidas. Repetidamente, ouve-se dizerem: “Da última vez, ele descreveu a experiência do homem entre dormir e acordar, e agora ele está nos contando algo diferente sobre issoâ€. Meus queridos amigos, se lhes digo o que um oficial vivencia em seu posto de trabalho, isso não contradiz o que mais tarde lhes direi sobre ele, quando no seio de sua família. As duas coisas caminham juntas. Portanto, vocês devem ter claro que, quando conto experiências entre o dormir e o acordar, não se trata de toda a história, assim como é possível um oficial ter uma vida em família, fora de seu posto.
    • Esta é a glória essencial da arte: ela nos leva, por meios simples, ao mundo espiritual, no presente imediato. Quem é capaz de olhar para a vida interior do homem dirá: de modo geral, o homem se lembra apenas das coisas que vivenciou no curso de sua vida terrena atual. Mas a força pela qual ele se lembra dessas experiências terrenas é a força enfraquecida de sua existência como um eu na vida pré-terrena. E o amor que ele é capaz de desenvolver aqui como um amor universal da humanidade é a força enfraquecida da semente que frutificará após a morte. E assim como no canto e na fala declamatória aquilo que um homem é deve estar unido, pela memória, àquilo que ele pode dar ao mundo por meio do amor, assim também é em toda arte. Um homem pode experimentar uma harmonia de seu eu com o que está fora, mas a menos que seja capaz de mostrar externamente o que está dentro dele – seja no tom, na pintura ou em qualquer outro ramo da arte –, a menos que mostre na superfície o que ele é, o que a vida fez dele, qual é o conteúdo essencial de sua memória, ele não poderá ser um artista. Tampouco é um verdadeiro artista aquele que é acentuadamente inclinado a ser egotista em sua arte. Somente aqueles dispostos a se abrir para o mundo, os que se tornam um com seus semelhantes, os que desdobram o amor, são capazes de unir esse desdobramento do amor intimamente a seu próprio ser. Altruísmo e egotismo se unem em uma única corrente. Confluem naturalmente e mais intimamente nas artes sonoras, mas também nas artes plásticas. E quando, por meio de um certo aprofundamento de nossas forças de conhecimento, nos é revelado como o homem está conectado a um mundo suprassensível, no que diz respeito ao passado e ao futuro, podemos também dizer que o homem tem um antegosto presente desse vínculo, no criar e fruir artístico. Na verdade, a arte nunca adquire todo o seu valor se não estiver, em certa medida, de acordo com a religião. Não que tfŒD!
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    • consonant reminiscent of something hard and angular, the other
    • reminiscent of the quality of velvet. In the consonant we adapt
    • magnificent advances, and these advances of science — though they
    • Recently when I was in Berlin I saw again what quantities of notebooks
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    • the Anthroposophical Society felt moved to establish its center in
    • shaping ideas for the past three or four centuries; words are not
    • the need to concentrate all the forces of their hearts and minds on
    • center fruitful for all life's various realms. During the hard times
    • The Christian Community with its center at Stuttgart. The next to
    • on in fact, quite recently — another movement made its
    • way these scientists still speak with an undertone reminiscent of the
    • members has recently grown a great deal longer, lacks inner stability
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    • pinpoint it in the first third of the fifteenth century, for it was
    • descent of Christ, the spiritual sun enters from spiritual heights
    • been following my recent activities will have seen how occupied I
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    • In recent times the
    • those based on such physical and more recent chemical concepts as may
    • recently developed the ability to form about it. For if we go back to
    • earlier times, say to the thirteenth or twelfth or eleventh century,
    • quiescent, by becoming a pole of stillness in the motion one
    • in recent years, anthroposophy has been carrying on its research.
    • consistently my more recent lectures have concerned themselves with
    • years of the Twentieth Century, I gave my first Berlin lectures
    • the spirituality of Western civilization, centered in the Mystery of
    • that evolutionary development in man's life on earth that centered in
    • been worked out and related to its central core, the Mystery of
    • phase of the Society's life, everything centered around the goal of
    • a recent issue of Die Drei,
    • anyone aware to what extent it has been possible in recent years to
    • spread anthroposophy beyond the boundaries of Central Europe, will
    • made the crowning peak of science's most recent developments. Our
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    • last week I concentrated, even though sketchily, on their
    • practice that civilized man has developed in recent centuries is just
    • escape from what the civilization of recent centuries has produced,
    • religious and will impulses of recent centuries are the very same
    • and religious impulses that have evolved during recent centuries. But
    • few centuries. An anthroposophist feels that he would have to be
    • to the kind of life and practice that past centuries have brought us,
    • modern external life and practice during the past few centuries,
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    • common; last week I concentrated, even though sketchily, on their
    • practice that civilized man has developed in recent centuries is just
    • escape from what the civilization of recent centuries has produced,
    • religious and will impulses of recent centuries are the very same
    • and religious impulses that have evolved during recent centuries. But
    • few centuries. An anthroposophist feels that he would have to be
    • to the kind of life and practice that past centuries have brought us,
    • modern external life and practice during the past few centuries,
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    • suffer with each other recently, because that suffering is the
    • meetings, and listening there to debates reminiscent of the ordinary,
    • that the last Central Executive Committee accomplished a great deal
    • I accomplished when I was similarly active at the center in my role
    • Anthroposophical Movement. They will ruin any Central Executive
    • to hear what the two members of the Central Executive Committee would
    • [The members of the Central Executive Committee were
    • go on devoting himself to the Central Executive Committee, ideally
    • an attack on any member or members of the Central Executive
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    • that, preceding this descent from the spiritual world to the physical
    • human embryo, they in turn have been affected by the descent of the
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    • to become acquainted with this whole matter. The center of music
    • gives you the chest, the central organ of the spirit; and the ability
    • eurythmy it is necessary that this part here — the descent of
    • of the human organization. The element of harmony contains the center
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    • ninety-nine per cent of our versifiers.) And not only Platen, but
    • back to the first half of the nineteenth century, an age when the
    • Forgets the gold centre, the golden
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    • is connected with man’s entire soul-life, as being the centre
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    • to its primal innocent state. Particularly when man felt himself
    • reversion to the primal innocent state. And when Homer
    • the primaeval innocent state, things were quite different –
    • century Wilhelm Jordan tried, as you know, to revive alliteration,
    • language, notably in Central
    • material fate may befall Central Europe, the German spirit will not
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    • darkened, the eyes themselves begin, like two phosphorescent suns, to
    • phosphorescent, glimmering light. It is not surprising that this
    • which could immediately perceive this phosphorescent glow.
    • phosphorescent glow, this resounding music — it is these that
    • music into the recently-experienced earthly sounds. They are in a
    • gentle phosphorescent glow, this living music, are an outer revelation
    • The mild phosphorescent glow, proceeding from the eyes; the living
    • eyes, one sees this phosphorescent glow, inwards, changing into
    • phosphorescent light — the occult script corresponding to
    • sounding, this living music, this gently phosphorescent glow, these
    • ever since the first third of the fifteenth century. What he
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    • of evolution in a comparatively recent period, though we do not like
    • Christian centuries, unless you realize that the inner activity of men
    • written in the ninth century, for example, or the older writings on
    • Human thinking since the fifteenth century has acquired a particular
    • I was particularly impressed with all this recently. (I have often
    • to serve as burial places, for at all times the most important centers
    • Centenary Edition is: Initiations-Erkenntnis. Die geistig und
    • most important cult-centers, just such places in which the spiritual
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    • little of this and so as soon as we get a few centuries away from the
    • development only during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, though
    • described as the guidance of mankind in the old centers of ritual and
    • consolation. This is the epoch which exhibited such magnificent
    • inner concentration — not acquired in the way described in my book,
    • course extend for some thousands of years) cease through inner concentration
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    • as a decent fellow, and if after he has got into this mediumistic
    • In recent periods of human evolution, however, when men plunged into
    • inner harmony. Since the fifteenth century, when this modern
    • still in course of preparation. For centuries now, even millennia, the
    • attitude. At the beginning of the forties of the nineteenth century
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    • the centre of our considerations; a picture which is in truth a deep
    • through space to combat this sulphurous element are concentrated in
    • of recent centuries, we can see that the chief feature of this
    • recent times; it is iron that has planted in the physical world everything
    • materialism of mankind in the last four centuries is shown not merely
    • impulses of recent times man has applied iron to this material
    • continued to appeal to man for centuries, even thousands of years.
    • the last few centuries, especially the 19th century, there would be
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    • say with some brief remarks I made recently in a course for
    • Then, from the fifteenth century onward, the rhetorician as
    • century into the modern age. Hence it is not so easy today for
    • corn, is composed of such and such a percentage of
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    • the last three or four centuries. It is this that we must find
    • entire dynamic system; the center of gravity shifts a little,
    • combined with carbon, and also nitrogen. The percentages
    • percentage of nitrogen in the air that is good for breathing,
    • and also a definite percentage of oxygen. Suppose a man comes
    • than the normal percentage. If the person breathes in
    • certain percentages in his environment than within his
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    • physical existence on Earth and while, before the actual descent, he
    • physical substance from the centre of his being and produces new
    • us say, between some year in the nineteenth or twentieth century and
    • will amount to nothing; it can be accepted only as the centre of
    • concentrate on this thought.
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    • and beginning of the twentieth century, lived in earlier epochs
    • the mentality of the nineteenth century.
    • that particularly in the last two thirds of the nineteenth century, a
    • this attitude continued on into the twentieth century and has helped
    • century and the earlier character of this spiritual life. Perceiving
    • thirds of the nineteenth century there are men who cannot fail to
    • provided the foundations for a truly wonderful centre of culture
    • in the eighth/ninth century A.D. And at
    • personality of whom I am speaking was a magnificent organiser
    • last two thirds of the nineteenth century was deeply influenced by
    • oriental Court in the eighth/ninth century. We know how intensely and
    • century was linked with three other men with whom he was connected
    • which, in the nineteenth century, he established relations with the
    • to Alsace where he taught in a centre of the Mysteries and where he
    • education provided in a given century do not make it possible for
    • centuries, we shall everywhere find Arabism in its new forms.
    • century A.D. but I have
    • northwards, whither the civilisation centred in Constantinople would
    • century A.D., in the
    • gate of death in the ninth century and were born again in the
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    • innocent state of the human race. Before men succumbed to the
    • second century A.D. in Rome,
    • century A.D., were
    • eleventh century, as a woman. The experiences undergone in the life
    • then came again to the Earth in the eighteenth century and was born
    • eighteenth century as Goethe. Such is the origin of the wonderful
    • spirituality, this individual in the nineteenth century
    • incarnation, he was born again in the nineteenth century as the
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    • bedøvelsescentrer i hjernen. Alt dette oppleves på en egen
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    • the central body of the entire planetary system. The lightness
    • eccentric when striving for psychic development, in order that
    • in spite of the ascent into the spiritual world, to stand
    • is concentrated in the activity of the heart, is none other
    • seem like little benumbed centres in his brain. All this is
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    • accentuated; for fundamentally every human being has all four
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    • he specially concentrates upon this etheric part, he always
    • feels this concentration to be connected with a melancholy
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    • above the mere innocent vision to the inner understanding of
    • his astral body, and yet were as innocent as regards its
    • egotism which accentuates the narrow, personal interests as the
    • interests being concentrated into the ego, the acme of the
    • grandly Augustine attacks self-centredness.
    • us pass on a few centuries. We then meet at the University of
    • in a magnificent way; personally he seems to have worked
    • the sixteenth century, in central Europe, we meet with another
    • Central Europe the legend of the third Faust, John Faust, also
    • sixteenth century welded together all the horror of the egotism
    • Augustine, that of Erasmus, and the Faust of Central Europe,
    • Central Europe, which also became the Faust of Marlowe. Out of
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    • beneficent powers of the other being, thou desirest to pour
    • wish to unite ourselves with the beneficent forces proceeding
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    • half of the '80s of last century, he said to me that he was
    • and twentieth centuries! They believed themselves able to
    • nineteenth or twentieth centuries; for the forms which man had
    • all the animal forms around man in the nineteenth century. And
    • nineteenth and twentieth centuries traced back their ancestry
    • form of the Centaur! The upper part, which appears in the
    • Centaur as the human part, bears the human face, but in a very
    • our present animal forms, but which is reminiscent of them in
    • reminiscent in a later time of what belongs to the animal
    • science, about the sixteenth century. When intensified, this
    • natural science. It was precisely in the sixteenth century; it
    • century was able to point out that, fundamentally, Ahriman will
    • given in the development of humanity many, many centuries
    • twentieth century onward Christ will be seen in an etheric
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    • as the six auxiliary occult exercises: Concentration of thought;
    • that is, strenuous exertion of thought, the concentrated gathering
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    • cents.
    • evident in the 15th century. It was then that it slowly began to
    • century indicates a specially low point of human evolution in the
    • sent its ramifications into the 20th century, and now these
    • recent human evolution.
    • years of the 15th century. That time was the beginning of that epoch
    • 15th century, when our present epoch began.
    • more recent times. The time of probation has indeed come! Great tasks
    • 15th century, we have acquired in an abstract-theoretical way a
    • century, when, in the year 869, the Eighth General Oecumenic Council
    • power. And then came the 19th century, in which the ordinary
    • people who only see them outwardly. Central Europe, that is now
    • Harnack established in Central Europe really signifies the negation
    • waking up, we pass through events that are connected with the descent
    • 19th and 20th century. Yet they did not think that we do not only
    • and to our place in life! The centre at Dornach was not intended to
    • be a sectarian centre, but one that renders fruitful every branch of
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    • organised speech centre in a certain area of the brain, the so-called
    • — that the development of the speech centre on the left side of
    • the nineteenth century physiologists joined hands here even with
    • am here describing is the ascent to so-called “imaginative
    • independent of ourselves. For example, in recent times we have come
    • times, but to times more recent — we found much of what had been
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    • a space as peripheral as earthly space (physical space) is central. A
    • in which the force of gravity works from the earth's centre outwards,
    • centrifugal forces working outwards and opposing the former. Man in
    • It is repugnant to you. (I tried it recently, at least in relief.)
    • together in a wonderful synthesis. And what is concentrated in the
    • human form at rest. Then, concentrating on man's inner life,
    • infinite depths when, with our soul's loving gaze, we concentrate on
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    • his descent through birth from the spiritual world into the physical
    • in the first Christian centuries looked back to the Mystery of
    • enabled men, until the fourth century A.D., to
    • Apostles, and so on. This continued until the fourth century
    • first four centuries of Christendom thanks to the remaining vestiges
    • century onwards, but its beginnings can be traced to the fourth
    • century.
    • themselves. It was taught them by Christ. And until the fourth century
    • centuries following there remained only an elementary kind of
    • those who understand and recognise them, are unmistakably reminiscent
    • have arisen in the 19th century a kind of theology which
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    • Golgotha during the first centuries A.D., how differently those
    • an old instinctive clairvoyance. And up to the 4th century A.D.
    • to the 4th century A.D., and the teachers of that century
    • first four centuries A.D., thanks to the remnants of old
    • force since the 15th century, but it was already in preparation
    • from the 4th century A.D. on.
    • it is in a certain sense something magnificent. We cannot
    • first four Christian centuries this knowledge continued
    • esoteric sense. During the subsequent centuries only a
    • the 19th Century a theology developed which does not wish to
    • was evident from our recent lectures
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    • century, the 19th century. People still experienced the aftereffect of
    • birth, the soul-spiritually magnificent human germ is gradually
    • suitable to us, although the more recent science of initiation shows
    • his descent from cosmic worlds to earthly existence: that, after an
    • relatively late, prior to our descent to earth. When the human being,
    • detail how, on his descent to the earth in order to unite with the
    • choose for their descent to the earth who desire to become women, for
    • stated, upon the phase of the moon during this descent, and thus it
    • since the descent is not made so very rapidly, but he remains exposed
    • his descent, he still has at his disposal the remainder of the moon's
    • the lunar forces as we pass them, on our descent from the cosmos into
    • experiences during the descent through fixed stars and planets. At a
    • centuries, and even the fourth century, is fundamentally a
    • falsification; for in those centuries Christianity was quite different
    • to be taken over again in the moon sphere, during the descent, in
    • Golgotha, and even in the three or four centuries following
    • his descent through the moon sphere to take up his karma again of his
    • our karma on our descent through the moon sphere. No matter whether we
    • need today of true Anthroposophists who will bring about an ascent for
    • We need not be clairvoyant in order to work beneficently after we
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    • and deaths. In the course of centuries it has become quite natural to
    • the last few centuries, my dear friends, materialism has found its way
    • the East, in Asia, and draw a line right through the centre of the
    • that is reminiscent of the human form — but reminiscent only to a
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    • endeavours of the past centuries and of the present time, which
    • existed in the 19th century, argued: If I am dreaming in
    • content, but to concentrate on that which works within him, is
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    • would concentrate all his powers on inquiring into the influence
    • knowledge upon which he set himself to concentrate, and for the
    • Let a man follow the exercises — in meditation, concentration,
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    • villain can walk about with an absolutely innocent face. But when the
    • the centuries, it may well be that you have a curious experience. You
    • events that happened several centuries ago. You say to yourself:
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    • reminiscent of the form we bore in earthly existence has by this time
    • impulses can be found that will lead once again to an ascent.
    • concentrated all that we are morally, all our qualities of soul and
    • concentration, in the germ of the heart, of his whole soul-and-spirit
    • World-All are the circulation that now centres itself in this
    • There, at the centre, beats the spiritual heart of man. And the beat
    • from them. And just as the blood-stream on Earth centres itself in the
    • further back, through many centuries; for long before a human being is
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    • rock is slightly transparent, slightly translucent. But when our
    • incandescent through the power of fire, played an essential part in
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    • to which we owe the magnificent achievements of modern times, are
    • historical sciences have added to our stock of knowledge in recent
    • today, did the Mystery Centres arise, Centres that were dedicated to
    • recent scientific discoveries of Darwin, Huxley, Spencer and
    • how much we have learned in recent times about the functions of the
    • from the model — at least this was the practice until recently.
    • abhorred everything taught by these ‘eccentric’ Mystery
    • be illustrated diagrammatically — the sun in the centre
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    • to which we owe the magnificent achievements of modern times, are
    • historical sciences have added to our stock of knowledge in recent
    • today, did the Mystery Centres arise, Centres that were dedicated to
    • recent scientific discoveries of Darwin, Huxley, Spencer and
    • how much we have learned in recent times about the functions of the
    • from the model — at least this was the practice until recently.
    • abhorred everything taught by these ‘eccentric’ Mystery
    • be illustrated diagrammatically — the sun in the centre
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    • the centuries we would eventually get out of step with the Sun. We
    • the Sun by day as a luminous sphere surrounded by a magnificent
    • approximately as follows: a luminous, greenish-blue centre,
    • luminous in the centre and surrounded by a halo. It travelled
    • times. I use the term prosaic advisedly, for to concentrate on the
    • concentrating on certain precise concepts and linguistic
    • can not only practise concentration and meditation, as
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    • the centuries we would eventually get out of step with the Sun. We
    • the Sun by day as a luminous sphere surrounded by a magnificent
    • approximately as follows: a luminous, greenish-blue centre,
    • luminous in the centre and surrounded by a halo. It travelled
    • times. I use the term prosaic advisedly, for to concentrate on the
    • concentrating on certain precise concepts and linguistic
    • can not only practise concentration and meditation, as
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    • centuries now men have become less and less accustomed to turn their
    • few centuries have inaugurated an age of materialism which has set
    • human beings who are living to-day or who lived centuries ago were
    • like myself were born in the sixties of last century have lived
    • and a half centuries was superseded by the Michael Rulership. The
    • end of the seventies of last century. In the time immediately after
    • the eighties and nineties of last century there was opportunity for
    • 19th century. In a neighbouring world, separated from the physical
    • 19th century. There were momentous happenings, grouped around the
    • External life offered no incentive, for all that was done there was
    • took hold of a man, they worked on into the 20th century. And even
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    • centuries now men have become less and less accustomed to turn their
    • few centuries have inaugurated an age of materialism which has set
    • human beings who are living to-day or who lived centuries ago were
    • like myself were born in the sixties of last century have lived
    • and a half centuries was superseded by the Michael Rulership. The
    • end of the seventies of last century. In the time immediately after
    • the eighties and nineties of last century there was opportunity for
    • 19th century. In a neighbouring world, separated from the physical
    • 19th century. There were momentous happenings, grouped around the
    • External life offered no incentive, for all that was done there was
    • took hold of a man, they worked on into the 20th century. And even
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    • distinguished persons in the course of the nineteenth century, and
    • since the fifteenth century. When, therefore, people expounded
    • centred on his inner spiritual life. He builds up his Karma in
    • before our birth or descent to earth; we did not know it at all. That
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    • active, spiritual principle in the Cosmos. In its progressive descent
    • I am firmly anchored, I cannot drift from my moorings; the centre of
    • mineral being and we really begin to feel in ourselves that centre of
    • the clear impression that his centre of gravity lies in the heart.
    • This centre guards him against extremes, prevents him from being the
    • dense, too concentrated, pain ensues. The loss of consciousness
    • that everything that provides stability is centred in the cardiac
    • the heart centre of man. On the basis of this information we are now
    • as we know it, we concentrate upon its colour, its hardness and all
    • heart. By concentrating on other metals, on iron and its properties,
    • familiar with all its aspects, we concentrate intently on iron,
    • forgetting the entire universe and concentrating solely upon the
    • group-soul of the animals. By concentrating on the metallity of iron
    • concentration upon iron and we feel that we are no longer the same
    • and iron we next concentrate upon tin, upon its metallity, its colour
    • anchors your consciousness to the Earth. That which has its centre in
    • that which has its centre in the forehead (tin). The iron
    • meditate on lead or some similar metal and again concentrate on its
    • consciousness that is centred in the cranium man always remains in a
    • in the head centre. What determines your human condition between
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    • active, spiritual principle in the Cosmos. In its progressive descent
    • I am firmly anchored, I cannot drift from my moorings; the centre of
    • mineral being and we really begin to feel in ourselves that centre of
    • the clear impression that his centre of gravity lies in the heart.
    • This centre guards him against extremes, prevents him from being the
    • dense, too concentrated, pain ensues. The loss of consciousness
    • that everything that provides stability is centred in the cardiac
    • the heart centre of man. On the basis of this information we are now
    • as we know it, we concentrate upon its colour, its hardness and all
    • heart. By concentrating on other metals, on iron and its properties,
    • familiar with all its aspects, we concentrate intently on iron,
    • forgetting the entire universe and concentrating solely upon the
    • group-soul of the animals. By concentrating on the metallity of iron
    • concentration upon iron and we feel that we are no longer the same
    • and iron we next concentrate upon tin, upon its metallity, its colour
    • anchors your consciousness to the Earth. That which has its centre in
    • that which has its centre in the forehead (tin). The iron
    • meditate on lead or some similar metal and again concentrate on its
    • consciousness that is centred in the cranium man always remains in a
    • in the head centre. What determines your human condition between
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    • — even in the middle of the nineteenth century such things
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    • sulphate solution. By concentrating and meditating upon this
    • self-confidence, for example, and exercises in concentration upon
    • explore the nature of copper from all angles and to concentrate on
    • his time dissecting corpses. Recently a scientific congress raised a
    • heart centre. Other states of consciousness are associated with other
    • dead, the consciousness below the heart centre is modified; it begins
    • review of man's whole attitude to knowledge over the centuries may
    • made in recent times in the knowledge of thermo- and electro-dynamics
    • knowledge a few centuries ago.
    • thirteenth centuries we come across men — though they were
    • eleventh and twelfth centuries, such as Bernardus Silvestris,
    • the magnificent Cathedral still stands today, speaking to his pupils
    • extent as a related whole. If we look back a few centuries we see
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    • sulphate solution. By concentrating and meditating upon this
    • self-confidence, for example, and exercises in concentration upon
    • explore the nature of copper from all angles and to concentrate on
    • his time dissecting corpses. Recently a scientific congress raised a
    • heart centre. Other states of consciousness are associated with other
    • dead, the consciousness below the heart centre is modified; it begins
    • review of man's whole attitude to knowledge over the centuries may
    • made in recent times in the knowledge of thermo- and electro-dynamics
    • knowledge a few centuries ago.
    • thirteenth centuries we come across men — though they were
    • eleventh and twelfth centuries, such as Bernardus Silvestris,
    • the magnificent Cathedral still stands today, speaking to his pupils
    • extent as a related whole. If we look back a few centuries we see
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    • Alexander the Great. And as a result, many centres of learning in the
    • of Haroun al Raschid in the 8th and 9th centuries after the founding
    • centuries at the Court of Charlemagne in Europe, men of the highest
    • Europe was proceeding in the 8th and 9th centuries and on into the
    • course, preceded them in earthly existence by many centuries —
    • the days of Haroun al Raschid. It had long possessed a centre of
    • Centuries had passed since the Mystery of Golgotha. What Alexander
    • these two souls beheld it flowing on through the centuries, during
    • in the 19th century.
    • earthly rule for a period of three to three-and-a-half centuries. At
    • 14th century A.D., there follow the Rulerships
    • to four centuries. Gabriel is Regent from the 15th until the last
    • third of the 19th century, when Michael again assumes dominion. Seven
    • the 19th century. We ourselves, do we but rightly understand the
    • the century when the meeting with Haroun al Raschid took place,
    • centuries. This is our own epoch and it behoves Anthroposophists to
    • century A.D. confronted each other in
    • the Papacy in the Middle Ages. He was born again in the 19th century
    • the 20th/21st century — therefore in less than a hundred years
    • the earth in less than a century in order to give effect to the
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    • Alexander the Great. And as a result, many centres of learning in the
    • of Haroun al Raschid in the 8th and 9th centuries after the founding
    • centuries at the Court of Charlemagne in Europe, men of the highest
    • Europe was proceeding in the 8th and 9th centuries and on into the
    • course, preceded them in earthly existence by many centuries —
    • the days of Haroun al Raschid. It had long possessed a centre of
    • Centuries had passed since the Mystery of Golgotha. What Alexander
    • these two souls beheld it flowing on through the centuries, during
    • in the 19th century.
    • earthly rule for a period of three to three-and-a-half centuries. At
    • 14th century A.D., there follow the Rulerships
    • to four centuries. Gabriel is Regent from the 15th until the last
    • third of the 19th century, when Michael again assumes dominion. Seven
    • the 19th century. We ourselves, do we but rightly understand the
    • the century when the meeting with Haroun al Raschid took place,
    • centuries. This is our own epoch and it behoves Anthroposophists to
    • century A.D. confronted each other in
    • the Papacy in the Middle Ages. He was born again in the 19th century
    • the 20th/21st century — therefore in less than a hundred years
    • the earth in less than a century in order to give effect to the
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    • there was a Conference on Agriculture in Central Europe, on which
    • lost, though only comparatively recently. In the eighteenth century
    • up the scent of the man, follows it and finds him. All this is due to
    • scents for a dog. The bearer of these scents is the olfactory nerve
  • Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Five: The Inner Vitalization of the Soul through the Qualities of the Metallic Nature
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    • twelfth centuries and the manner in which knowledge was fostered in
    • soul which has recently passed through the gates of death.
    • chemist discovers about the scent of violets or of asafoetida,
    • of scent or smell are spiritualized. From the standpoint of the
    • directly the consciousness is concentrated on the metallity of
    • concentrates on the peculiar properties of silver — and
    • concentrates within himself those forces which are responsible
    • very interesting case of this nature occurred recently in Dr.
    • incarnations. And this is precisely what happened recently in a
    • convalescent suddenly developed an unexpectedly high temperature, a
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    • twelfth centuries and the manner in which knowledge was fostered in
    • soul which has recently passed through the gates of death.
    • chemist discovers about the scent of violets or of asafoetida,
    • of scent or smell are spiritualized. From the standpoint of the
    • directly the consciousness is concentrated on the metallity of
    • concentrates on the peculiar properties of silver — and
    • concentrates within himself those forces which are responsible
    • very interesting case of this nature occurred recently in Dr.
    • incarnations. And this is precisely what happened recently in a
    • convalescent suddenly developed an unexpectedly high temperature, a
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    • symmetry. Concentration exercises to awaken an active thinking as
    • conditions in Central Europe.) This can easily happen, but it is then
    • enormous gain to the child if the concentration on one subject for a
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    • concentration and meditation in the manner already indicated. But if
    • Moreover through concentration, meditation and the development
    • dreamless sleep. The purpose of concentration and meditation is to
    • slumber through meditation and concentration. The otherwise
    • i.e. between the fifteenth century and today. During these centuries
    • meditation, concentration or some other spiritual exercises, either
    • retrace our steps from the present, the twentieth century, back
    • through the nineteenth and eighteenth centuries, to the century
    • eccentrically situated point on the external wall. Then encapsulation
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    • concentration and meditation in the manner already indicated. But if
    • Moreover through concentration, meditation and the development
    • dreamless sleep. The purpose of concentration and meditation is to
    • slumber through meditation and concentration. The otherwise
    • i.e. between the fifteenth century and today. During these centuries
    • meditation, concentration or some other spiritual exercises, either
    • retrace our steps from the present, the twentieth century, back
    • through the nineteenth and eighteenth centuries, to the century
    • eccentrically situated point on the external wall. Then encapsulation
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    • to thinking of wrongly for the last four or five centuries; they have
  • Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Seven: Knowledge of the World of Stars. Differentiation of the Historical Epochs of Mankind and their Spiritual Background
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    • indicate later, begins in the last third of the nineteenth century,
    • an epoch that lasted for three or four centuries. To those with
    • of other personalities of the ninth to the twelfth centuries
    • and even of the thirteenth century. Each of these personalities was
    • century, the situation is quite different. In this epoch there is
    • entered in the seventies of last century, it is above all the
    • or four centuries.
    • eleventh century takes its particular colouring from this
    • the ninth to the fifteenth centuries) and can inform us of the
    • enter into the Raphael epoch, from the ninth to the fifteenth centuries,
    • invisible, but their existence has recently been demonstrated
    • incarnate on Earth, but live in the adjacent world as
    • recently saw in an illustrated paper. Something streams out of the
    • that the medium recently saw in an illustrated paper or comic
    • already indicated, natural science has recently developed a technique
    • the centre of whirling forces, a condition that is dangerously
    • associate with human beings. Thus centres of black magic arise where
    • activities of this kind have been practised in recent centuries, a
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    • indicate later, begins in the last third of the nineteenth century,
    • an epoch that lasted for three or four centuries. To those with
    • of other personalities of the ninth to the twelfth centuries
    • and even of the thirteenth century. Each of these personalities was
    • century, the situation is quite different. In this epoch there is
    • entered in the seventies of last century, it is above all the
    • or four centuries.
    • eleventh century takes its particular colouring from this
    • the ninth to the fifteenth centuries) and can inform us of the
    • enter into the Raphael epoch, from the ninth to the fifteenth centuries,
    • invisible, but their existence has recently been demonstrated
    • incarnate on Earth, but live in the adjacent world as
    • recently saw in an illustrated paper. Something streams out of the
    • that the medium recently saw in an illustrated paper or comic
    • already indicated, natural science has recently developed a technique
    • the centre of whirling forces, a condition that is dangerously
    • associate with human beings. Thus centres of black magic arise where
    • activities of this kind have been practised in recent centuries, a
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    • nerves, crawls along the nerves towards the central organs, towards
    • like strings of an instrument in the centre of the body, that is,
    • and were not present before the descent to earth, are copies of the
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    • ‘commissioned’ from the world immediately adjacent
    • Ahrimanic beings in the world immediately adjacent to our own
    • have recently died are surrounded by strange demoniac forms. At the
    • that remains to us. When we take in the magnificent spectacle
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    • ‘commissioned’ from the world immediately adjacent
    • Ahrimanic beings in the world immediately adjacent to our own
    • have recently died are surrounded by strange demoniac forms. At the
    • that remains to us. When we take in the magnificent spectacle
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    • all over Central Europe when, let us say, several criminals are
    • do. In Central Europe it is customary to give a 3, or a 4. At the
  • Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Nine: Abnormal Paths into the Spiritual World and their Transformation
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    • concentration, the weft of dream life can be interwoven with
    • world immediately adjacent to our own. It is there that we find the
    • established his heliocentric system from the point of view of the
    • founded in the course of recent years, has accumulated an abundant
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    • concentration, the weft of dream life can be interwoven with
    • world immediately adjacent to our own. It is there that we find the
    • established his heliocentric system from the point of view of the
    • founded in the course of recent years, has accumulated an abundant
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    • people coming to me recently and describing the manner in which they
  • Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Ten: Influences of the Extra-Terrestrial Cosmos Upon the Consciousness of Man
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    • middle of the nineteenth century there lived in Germany two
    • Vatican for centuries! This path is indeed a well trodden path which
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    • middle of the nineteenth century there lived in Germany two
    • Vatican for centuries! This path is indeed a well trodden path which
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    • spiritual life began in the seventies of last century and was
    • and will last from three to four centuries — signifies that the
    • 13th century, Thomas Aquinas speaks of Beings in the stars although
    • since the 15th century, since the entry of the Consciousness or
    • descent of the Intelligence from the Sun to the earth is accomplished
    • by about the 8th century A.D. In the 9th
    • century men are already beginning, as the forerunners of those who
    • It was in the age of Alexander and for a few centuries previously
    • earth. Until the 8th or 9th century the Intelligence is gradually
    • it was to begin in the last third of the 19th century —) when
    • centre, and whose twelve companions were trained in such a way that
    • Such was the Round Table: King Arthur at the centre, surrounded by
    • individuals who in the 12th century taught and worked in the School
    • the end of the 12th century they passed through the gate of death
    • time but in which full account was taken of the central truth of
    • little later, from the 13th century onwards.
    • transpired. At the turning-point of the 12th and 13th centuries, at
    • the beginning of the 13th century, a kind of conference took place
    • already lived on the earth during the early centuries of Christendom
    • future when' in the last third of the 19th century, Michael would
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    • spiritual life began in the seventies of last century and was
    • and will last from three to four centuries — signifies that the
    • 13th century, Thomas Aquinas speaks of Beings in the stars although
    • since the 15th century, since the entry of the Consciousness or
    • descent of the Intelligence from the Sun to the earth is accomplished
    • by about the 8th century A.D. In the 9th
    • century men are already beginning, as the forerunners of those who
    • It was in the age of Alexander and for a few centuries previously
    • earth. Until the 8th or 9th century the Intelligence is gradually
    • it was to begin in the last third of the 19th century —) when
    • centre, and whose twelve companions were trained in such a way that
    • Such was the Round Table: King Arthur at the centre, surrounded by
    • individuals who in the 12th century taught and worked in the School
    • the end of the 12th century they passed through the gate of death
    • time but in which full account was taken of the central truth of
    • little later, from the 13th century onwards.
    • transpired. At the turning-point of the 12th and 13th centuries, at
    • the beginning of the 13th century, a kind of conference took place
    • already lived on the earth during the early centuries of Christendom
    • future when in the last third of the 19th century, Michael would
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  • Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Eleven: What is the Position in Respect of Spiritual Investigation and the Understanding of Spiritual Investigation?
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    • untrue. This situation stems from centuries of education. I would
    • earlier centuries. They were far more inclined to believe those who
    • which is by no means easy to overcome. During the course of centuries
    • which they are presented in recognized schools or centres of
    • centuries the impulse towards music has been growing and
    • magnificently portrayed in Renaissance and pre-Renaissance
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    • untrue. This situation stems from centuries of education. I would
    • earlier centuries. They were far more inclined to believe those who
    • which is by no means easy to overcome. During the course of centuries
    • which they are presented in recognized schools or centres of
    • centuries the impulse towards music has been growing and
    • magnificently portrayed in Renaissance and pre-Renaissance
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    • men of the 18th century descend from souls of the 16th century, and
    • 18th or 19th century must come to an understanding with other souls
    • already during the 16th century in order to arrange the whole net of
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    • hereditary line of descent. I have no quarrel with the fact that they
    • centuries human beings descend. All these souls must already have
    • eighteenth and nineteenth centuries must already have reached a
    • reciprocal understanding in the sixteenth century in order that the
    • its descent into the physical realm makes a blossoming, flourishing
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    • this state by inner means, by meditation, concentration, or
    • any mental picture in the centre of his consciousness
    • things, we concentrate our soul life completely, even if only
    • degrees centigrade, we can imagine the pain probably in
    • that you have to imagine the whole plant concentrated in the
    • human can last. No, we acquire something that concentrates in
    • the human life internally; the soul life concentrates, we carry
    • to ruin, we feel the inner ones concentrating. The seed of the
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    • It's true that meditation and concentration exercises will be the main
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    • we behold with understanding the cosmic Word whose descent our
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    • several centuries, of course — is that man's blood is
    • bodies from the tenth or ninth centuries in order to discover that blood
    • to grow weak lay in the middle of the fifteenth century.
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    • since the turn of the century, the time which those who can see
    • belong at all to the 20th century; sometimes we feel we must have
    • certain spiritual beings have withdrawn, while others, whose central
    • century feel this in their unconscious, feel it inwardly, like an
    • subconsciously in him was what older people call “the adolescent
    • have also asked many young people about the “adolescent crises†some
    • century rebellion? Imagine! It was followed by the greatest amount of
    • narrow-mindedness and pedantry than at any time in the last century.
    • century find this sort of thing, if they are honest with themselves,
    • everything the centuries have piled up on us!
    • of the century there has been a completely new impulse entering our
    • described as the great task of the century, the spur to action of the
    • A century
    • the spirit, alive and luminous. But during the 19th century up into
    • perhaps prevent the youth movement of the 20th century from becoming
    • and pedantry will be infinitely greater in our century than that
    • which followed Rousseau. In all the many centuries before, there
    • proper citizens than in the 19th century; people in the earlier times
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    • comprehensive principles and magnificent way of looking at
    • discovers a magnificent scientific law. Many before
    • connection with the chief, central questions of Æsthetics,
    • His equals through the chain of centuries:
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    • namely the centre of the earth. It is as if the earth is being
    • plant soul and plant-Ego mingle, their actual centres so
    • intermingled, that they unite in the centre of the earth. Now
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    • self-knowledge the ascent becomes just as dangerous as it
    • self-centred brooding. Right here we must shift our examination
    • descent and inheritance, we will not get any further. Here only
    • central sun, and all other consequences capitulate by
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 1: The World Behind the Tapestry of Sense-perceptions. Ecstasy and Mystical Experience.
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    • presented to him by colours and light, sounds, scents and so forth. A
    • so that for a time he is not aware of the colours, sounds, scents, and
    • from the world of the senses and concentrates it upon his own inner
    • the world, depends upon the fact that in our Ego we have a firm centre
    • desires he has recently experienced. That is the first experience. The
    • evanescent, as it were, having been poured into the Macrocosm, and in
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    • We are taught as children that the Sun is at the centre of the solar
    • at the centre. The teacher will point out that this represents, on a
    • at the centre. I will leave out details. At a certain time of the year
    • with the Sun at the centre of the loops-it is the same line as the one
    • Taking the moment of going to sleep and that of waking as the centre,
  • Title: Macrocosm/Microcosm: Lecture 3: The Inner Path Followed by the Mystic. Experience of the Cycle of the Year.
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    • The mystic prepares himself by concentrating on the following
    • descent into his own inner being, he was taught to live with the cycle
    • As a result of the progress of his intellectual life during recent
    • centuries, present-day man has become incapable of undergoing the
    • itself as the centre of living spiritual streams flowing to and fro
    • the central experience connected with the mood of Christmas. [* See
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    • ordinary life this descent occurs every day and that at the moment of
    • But Spiritual Science foresees that if in the coming centuries there
    • descent into our inner being; we ourselves must work at our own
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    • to a deeper descent into the inner being without troubling about any
    • in ancient times. The path of descent into the inner self was followed
    • himself in his conscious descent to the power known as that of Venus.
    • before birth, a portion which comprises centuries; for centuries have
    • concentrated as it were in the present etheric body and were given
    • their stamp through the foregoing centuries, have always been called
    • The descent into his inner being would have been fraught with great
    • danger on this descent into a man's inner being is that his Ego may
    • the ordinary conventions of life, are good and decent characters, but
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    • and Winter, and to concentrate their whole life of feeling on the
    • had poured into him — a conscious ascent into the Macrocosm.
    • The process of going to sleep is in very truth an ascent into the
    • ascent into the Macrocosm.
    • This ascent into the Macrocosm can of course proceed to still higher
    • worlds. The higher the ascent, the more difficult this becomes. If we
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    • The ascent into the Macrocosm leads the candidate for Initiation first
    • them. It is accordingly very important before attempting an ascent
    • sixth century BC. Anyone who is versed in this subject must learn to
    • and only then, in his incarnation in the sixth century BC., did he
    • forces for the ascent must be derived from even higher spheres.
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    • be an example of a simple one. — If we concentrate on a plant
    • exclude the pictures from his consciousness and to concentrate only
    • concentrating upon the activity we ourselves have exercised in
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    • ascent through these three stages would be as indicated yesterday.
    • ascent into the higher worlds, for in the ordinary life of today man
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    • exist at all, man needs the Sun that is stored up and concentrated in
    • of the Earth. Man is an individuality centred in the Ego and it is
    • Microcosm, we grow into an organism of which the heart is the centre;
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    • become a decent person. He has found a real foothold in life. He realizes
    • This is what I have called in my two recent public lectures the process of
    • the attempt to emancipate oneself from the complacent personal self, the
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    • has turned into a decent, self-respecting human being. He has found
    • self-centred. On the other hand, struggling with the great secrets of
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    • required to recall something even recently forgotten; genuine mental
    • lot of men living in the thirteenth century of our era, for very
    • world. In the thirteenth century, even those who in earlier
    • period during that century and although men who in former times had
    • incarnations, in the thirteenth century they could not themselves gaze
    • thirteenth century, the darkness lifted, strange happenings transpired
    • place in Europe in the thirteenth century and had found one another
    • thirteenth century could not have been said to be that of an
    • figure in the Gospels. Only recently a lady informed me that she had
    • The Twelve in the thirteenth century were far from being fanatics;
    • existence; in the fourteenth century he was born again and lived,
    • then, for more than a hundred years. Thus in the thirteenth century
    • his life was brief, in the fourteenth century, very long. During the
    • search of the different centres of culture in Europe, Africa and Asia,
    • the previous century; then he returned to Europe. A few of those who
    • had brought him up in the thirteenth century were again in incarnation
    • on into the 'nineties of last century; one became aware of certain
    • century had dawned, however, these influences resolved into harmony.
    • I have told you of the strange event in the thirteenth century, purely
    • Thirteenth were necessary. The event in the thirteenth century was
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    • required to recall something only recently forgotten; genuine mental
    • in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries of our era, for very
    • spiritual world. In the thirteenth century even those who in earlier
    • period during that century, and although men who in former times had
    • incarnations, in the thirteenth century they could not themselves gaze
    • thirteenth century the darkness lifted, strange happenings occurred at
    • certain place in Europe in the thirteenth century and had found one
    • unusual circumstances during the thirteenth century could not have
    • personage or figure in the Gospels. Quite recently a lady informed me
    • The twelve in the thirteenth century were far from being fanatics, and
    • existence; in the fourteenth century he was born again and lived then
    • that had developed in him in the thirteenth century. Then his life had
    • been brief, but in the fourteenth century it was very long. During the
    • search of the different centres of culture in Europe, Africa and Asia,
    • the previous century; then he returned to Europe. A few of those who
    • had brought him up in the thirteenth century were again in incarnation
    • from the eighties on into the nineties of the previous century; they
    • harmonious. When the new century dawned, however, these influences
    • I have told you of the strange event in the thirteenth century, purely
    • thirteenth were necessary. And the event in the thirteenth century was
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    • Recent Results of Occult Investigation Into Life
    • am deeply grateful that recently I had the opportunity to concern
    • I would like to relate a particular instance. In the twelfth century
    • love made a strong impression on me during my recent investigations
    • particular passage became fully clear only during recent occult
    • course of centuries will not fade because of the spreading of our
    • is the knowledge that the Mystery of Golgotha stands in the center of
    • century at a Mystery Center in Europe on the Black Sea, Buddha lived
    • musicians of more recent times, in a Beethoven, a Wagner and
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    • can only come from one who has recently gone through the gate of
    • the central point of the plant world and rays forth its light in all
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    • centre of the sensible horizon, now really becomes the world, and we
    • look towards a single centre and there behold oneself. It is as if
    • within it — then, at the moment of concentration [outside the
    • difference may be expressed as follows: Thou canst concentrate upon
    • thou canst so concentrate on thyself that an inner star-world comes
    • spiritual expression in all the Beings concentrated in the life of
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    • inner life into something spiritual. In recent public lectures I
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    • In recent lectures I told you
    • half of the nineteenth century, a statement made by Oetinger, who
    • century we need only take Lotze, who tried to produce in his
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    • the centre, on the earth, together with all that the earth reveals to
    • anything about any other being except our own. That is the central
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    • feeling home to the human beings. And just the last centuries
    • began. It came in the 14th, 15th centuries all the more. But
    • following centuries, after the Christ Impulse had entered, we
    • centuries, and it would probably be the worst way to want to
    • centuries. The people who quarrelled there about its
    • fourth century A.D., in 312, on the 28th October, which
    • entered the historical course in the 15th century in the form
    • centuries than the conscious way to be effective in
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    • thinking and feeling. And the past centuries had to bring
    • 14th/15th century it was in its most active stage, but when the
    • first Christian centuries which immediately followed the Christ
    • centuries there were endless theological disputes, and It would
    • which lasted for so many centuries. The people who were
    • very centre of evolution.
    • event which took place in the 4th century, in the year 312 A.D.
    • (Epiphany), during the Thirteen Holy Nights. Recently, a Very
    • century Spiritual Powers really entered the course of history
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    • Central Europe and the Slavic East
    • Central Europe the ego is inspired. I do not pass any value
    • approximately in the middle of the 16th century, about 1550.
    • of the 17th century. At this time, the folk-soul completely
    • the 17th century, about 1650. Only then the British people got
    • of Shakespeare was caused not in England, but in the Central
    • Central European people? — However, the case is somewhat
    • world of Parzival, of the Grail originated, such a descent of
    • the time between 1750 and 1830. The Central European life is
    • on the consciousness-soul, with the Central European nation the
    • prepared for centuries.
    • speaks of the biggest matters in Central Europe, but they speak
    • characteristic of this Central European cultural life? You all
    • Central European being. Imagine which infinitely deep emotion
    • internationally on the ground of the Central European culture
    • characteristic that this Central European folk-soul is
    • conscious efforts. If this Central European human being should
    • in Central Europe. If once the East-European culture develops
    • approach that world as intimately as the Central European human
    • sentient world of the Central European human being and would
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    • consciousness soul; in Central Europe the inspiration takes
    • century, around the year 1550, was the period mentioned by me,
    • beginning of the 17th century. There the Folk-Soul seized the
    • of the 17th century, around the year 1650. Then the British
    • but in the Central European, development of spiritual
    • members of the Central-European nation? There matters stand as
    • in Central Europe, that the Folk-Soul soars down and withdraws,
    • have repetitions. Thus we have a descent of the Folk-Soul, when
    • Grail. Then the Folk-Soul withdrew and its next descent is
    • between the years 1750 and 1830. At that time Central-European
    • life is most deeply seized by the Central-European Folk-Soul.
    • the Central-European nation, through the Ego —
    • throughout the centuries.
    • takes place in Western or in Central Europe. To begin with,
    • philosophers, do not speak in the same way Central
    • of the spiritual life of Central Europe? You all know that
    • This characterizes the whole life of Central Europe Think of
    • completely international way in Central European culture, in
    • the spiritual life of Central Europe —
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    • for centuries — since the fifteenth or sixteenth century,
    • face of the scientific attitude of recent times, this has
    • illumination from the ancient Orient, the magnificent song
    • certain readily comprehended concepts at the centre of our
    • meditation, by concentrating on certain subjects of
    • centre of our consciousness, with a great effort of will,
    • out all other consciousness, and concentrate only on this one
    • incentive to seek a kind of thinking no longer founded on
    • ten years ago, since life has only recently imposed them on us.
    • way by meditation and concentration take on a quite special
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    • nature of both views has been perceived by recent
    • recent years, however, psychology has, understandably and
    • some eccentric or other, but by that rigorous thinker Franz
    • Brentano, who made psychology his central concern in life and
    • so-called normal consciousness is eccentric or
    • concentrated all our attention and inner strength of soul, so
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    • a scientific discipline, this study is of fairly recent origin,
    • Historians have produced magnificent things. In developing from
    • the eighteenth century, however, history, falling as it did
    • eccentrics, it is best for us to start from concepts and
    • element of more recent origin, if we work our way up to a
    • This philosopher of the second half of the nineteenth century
    • of expression of these philosophers of Western and Central
    • fathers; and in those early centuries of Christianity there
    • central region between East and West. We see it, for example,
    • representative Central European, we find art and science
    • within the history of recent times. Goethe made himself at home
    • inspired the best minds in Central Europe. Schröer's
    • together has been finely expressed by another Central European,
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    • Looking at the East, Western man — the man of recent
    • incentive not merely to accept them, but to apply them to the
    • significance it has assumed in recent civilization, just as
    • that it has had in recent civilization. We can thus see that in
    • wide circles of humanity for centuries. Encompassing
    • this mood, this “ideology.” It is recent and
    • something that has only been attained in the West and in recent
    • features of life and of human attitudes. As a Central European
    • here in Central Europe, I would rather not give my own opinion
    • Central Europe in relation to a certain aspect of spiritual
    • beginning of the sixties of the last century, of Buckle's
    • was produced in Central Europe at the same time as Buckle wrote
    • it, and the Central European looks at what inhabits the realm
    • Centre, where man is presented as he thinks and feels, the two
    • Central and Western men, we come to understand that, although
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    • pantheism perhaps or a conception of life reminiscent of
    • or four centuries in scientific conscientiousness and a sure
    • saw them half a century ago), did not exist, what would be
    • accounts of ancient and recent times — from which those
    • most part — some ninety per cent, in fact — he is a
    • All the magnificent results that ordinary science has achieved
    • militates against such a reconciliation. For in recent
    • centuries we have grown accustomed to count truths as exact
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    • of very recent times alone. And when we try to discover why it
    • of three or four centuries, there has emerged from within the
    • to speak, of very recent times, is also suited, as it stands,
    • on the social needs of recent times. These needs, as they are
    • Central Europe, in Germany, where a particular social
    • rôle of capital in Central Europe and then in England, we
    • nor the child of primary school age, nor even the adolescent
    • have educated ourselves, in these three or four centuries, to
    • four centuries. Not only through spiritual profundity, but
    • socially active in recent times was Rosa Luxemburg. In personal
    • in the trees like an ape in an extremely indecent fashion,
    • four centuries intellectualism has come of age, so much
    • magnificent as it is — within natural processes. And here
    • productive aspect emerging in the last three or four centuries
    • most recent discoveries, we can follow how, in anyone who
    • point of all these social ideas? Here in Central Europe the
    • very recent times, this is beginning to be understood even
    • these ideals incandescent; something that impels our will to
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    • found among the Greeks, and even in earlier forms of Central
    • Central Europe
    • Central Europe. The writings of
    • [The magnificent language of the Authorized
    • Innocent is her touch as the
    • Central
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    • centre of gravity has shifted from the Baltic and Atlantic to the
    • course of centuries and have changed so significantly as
    • nineteenth century onwards) must also be followed by a profound
    • about Central Europe and in particular about Germany,
    • Central Europe, what they say — and write in their books
    • initiative. But when we look across at Central Europe — I
    • determine, from the centre of national life, the nature of
    • centralized and more or less autocratic system. If we were then
    • with the externals of life. In Central Europe, as the
    • recent times. For millions upon millions of people, the name of
    • Marx was educated in Central Europe, in Germany, where he
    • development of recent times. What he studied were concrete
    • social organization such as only a Central European temperament
    • West, but in Central Europe. And we may say: the concrete
    • thought even in Central Europe differs from that in Western
    • Central European and with what is just beginning to appear in
    • zenith, the tribes in Western and Central Europe were still in
    • certainly something here faintly reminiscent, I would say, of
    • characteristic of the civilization of Central Europe.
    • judge magnificently symbolizes the transition from a purely
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    • century, makes this surprising statement: “When we survey
    • century, at the end of which it was made. Nothing that has
    • sense of self, a sense of personality that is still quiescent
    • that the hordes which, mainly from Northern and Central Europe,
    • them, as the central feature of their being, this sense of
    • that, as early as the eleventh century, a kind of Socialism
    • seen as the central social problem, was also found in earlier
    • disappeared into thin air during the butchery of the recent
    • — we need only go back to the thirteenth century —
    • the centre of something that pervades man's soul and brings
    • the centre of the world's development, also reach an
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    • throughout the nineteenth century. And as the social
    • sixteenth century onwards, there have increasingly come into
    • and can simply concentrate his attention on his own humanity.
    • recognized as such; but just as the educated man of more recent
    • would take centuries. Nothing is more of an obstacle to
    • can hope for this. This hope is native to us in Central Europe
    • where, throughout the nineteenth century, the best minds sought
    • enormous amount of good was achieved in Central Europe, as a
    • always been drawn, in England, to the way in which, in Central
    • down to its speech-centres, on the company a man keeps, the
    • thus brought to bear on man's true centre in turn affects the
    • was in Central Europe that the finest minds sought for
    • of the temperament, the volitional side of children. Central
    • European educators in the nineteenth century tried to discover
    • world to look more closely at Central Europe, which has gone
    • century — Hegel, Fichte, Schelling — who have gone
    • is why Central Europe itself forsook the paths it had been
    • genuinely vital. A rapprochement with Central Europe can bring
    • There existed in Central Europe a spirit which proclaimed that
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    • conditions thrown up in the course of man's recent
    • the central argument was taken to be my main point. In order to
    • going on in Europe in recent years, beneath the surface of
    • yesterday — the will, which is the true centre of man's
    • the obstacles which, in recent times, with their
    • affected the unconscious depths of men's souls in recent
    • arisen in the recent development of civilized man, alongside
    • stronger and stronger as the nineteenth century wore on. It
    • at every moment. Forces of ascent, growth and maturation are
    • perceiving, side by side with the forces of ascent,
    • become increasingly apparent in recent decades. It is the
    • of the nineteenth century, of what we may call the search
    • nineteenth century.
    • the nineteenth century in Europe the historical school
    • century, at the height of intellectualism, a battle over the
    • nineteenth century, the essence of the state became, for
    • has developed in recent times, and which I need not describe,
    • individual. In the nineteenth century, when intellectualism
    • programmes. We have seen recently how, with the best and
    • also perceive clearly that in recent years there has developed
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    • unfolded its intellectual life in the course of many centuries.
    • to the Ahrimanic powers. During the past centuries, when the
    • the case during the past three or four centuries. But this has
    • changed since the beginning of the 20th century. The
    • 19th century as the end of the “Dark Age,”
    • 20th century, our deepest concern should no longer be
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    • splendid way in the course of the last three or four centuries, but
    • especially during the nineteenth century. Therefore, I shall speak
    • magnificent contribution which scientific research has brought
    • us even up to the most recent time — the magnificent
    • been spoken about until a relatively recent time. We need go back
    • only to the first half of the nineteenth century to discover
    • all the powers of his soul in inner concentration upon this thought.
    • should be selected for this content of concentration that one
    • if one concentrates upon such a thing. What one fixes, therefore, in
    • the very center of one's consciousness is something entirely
    • What matters is the concentration of the forces of the soul and
    • scientific research as material for concentration; these prove to be,
    • element has become, by means of this concentration, an experiential
    • content upon which he has concentrated, and which has enabled him to
    • force, after we have become accustomed to concentrating upon a
    • powerful force needed for concentration. When we have succeeded in
    • concentrating upon a definite thought content; and after we then
    • own soul life. We learned first in concentration to efface what
    • by the magnificent achievements of natural science — which
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    • have come about in the course of the last three or four centuries,
    • but especially during the nineteenth century. I shall speak,
    • We can observe the magnificent contribution which has been
    • bestowed upon us even up to the most recent time through scientific
    • research — the magnificent contribution in the findings about
    • relatively recent time. We need to go back only to the first half of
    • the nineteenth century to discover that personalities who, by
    • soul in inner concentration upon this thought. By means of this
    • something should be selected for this content of concentration that
    • concentrates upon such a thing. What one fixes, therefore, in
    • the very center of one's consciousness is something
    • the concentration of the forces of the soul and
    • material for concentration; these prove to be, indeed, the most
    • element has become by means of this concentration an experiential
    • has concentrated, and which has enabled him to possess a real
    • after we have become accustomed to concentrating upon a
    • powerful force needed for concentration. But, when we have succeeded
    • strengthened our inner being through concentrating upon a definite
    • first in concentration to blot out what is external, and we then
    • upon us by the magnificent achievements of natural science —
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    • civilization in the last three or four centuries. It is true that
    • case, even as late as the 18th Century. People of today have no
    • That was not the view in comparatively recent times: it was really the
    • Even as late as the 18th Century, when those who had not been infected
    • the most enlightened spirits even as late as the 18th Century. I shall
    • is that sprouts in the innocent green of the plants and what is even
    • men even in the 18th Century. They still felt vividly the difference
    • Century, experienced nature and man and described them to their
    • men in the 18th Century — outer nature in its essential
    • innocent nature becomes, in the form of guilt in the welling-up of
    • as the 18th Century said: And the Dragon, the Old Serpent, was cast
    • definitely in the Gemüt of 18th Century men that one could
    • Thus the situation had changed for people of the 18th Century from
    • and persisted into the 18th Century. But those who held this view knew
    • to lift their gaze. And as a matter of fact, in the 18th Century there
    • Century would have to be represented pictorially somewhat as follows:
    • dragon still harbored by many people of the 18th Century. It was also
    • It was at the end of the 19th century that Michael could say: The
    • — In the evolution of mankind the last third of the 19th Century
    • more and more, and in the last third of the 19th Century there
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    • 18th Century souls this conception was still fully alive.
    • Gemüt, then, dwells in the very center of
    • manifold, mighty and magnificent are indeed the spiritual effects,
    • Undoubtedly you will admit that in the course of the last centuries
    • the 19th Century is in effect an apostasy from the Michael
    • 19th Century. What the Dragon had hoped to achieve through
    • warmth into this human Gemüt. Recent centuries have heaped
    • centuries; but what we need today is warmth of Gemüt, and
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    • being in a purely spiritual world before my descent into the earthly
    • central nerve, of super-sensible knowledge. So is it, likewise, when
    • element in the world, in his innocent faith as a naive human being
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    • Conflict with the Dragon persisted into the 18th Century as
    • be found in the first half of the 19th Century, men for
    • inner exaltation, shutting itself off and concentrating within itself
    • Similarly, all through Central Europe, in parts of Germany, in the
    • The more a renascent spiritual science makes it possible for us to
    • is the enthusiasm, the incentive, for what must be done on earth if a
    • Century naturally refused to believe in any relation between the
    • circles about the great 19th Century botanists Schleiden
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    • something that may be practical for a day, but never for a century. In
    • order to be practical for a century, the matter in question must be in
    • three or four centuries mankind has simply acquired the habit of considering
    • Mystery of Golgotha through the descent of Christ, the Sun-Spirit,
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    • clairvoyant knowledge wants to be an incentive and a help to
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    • can be a source of powerful incentives to deeds of love.
    • withdrawn from him. This new element led to a descent, a descent
    • centuries in that direction.”
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    • and the inner forces of the earth, are most concentrated. Those who
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    • concentrated. Indeed, those who are specially inclined
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    • spiritual requirements of the 20th century.
    • centuries, and particularly in the 19th century and our
    • thought and research in more recent times. This will be
    • 19th century, a viewpoint which enables one to realize that the
    • century, for a solution to the great mysteries of man were
    • the 19th century) that the inmost being of man can be explained
    • Hertwig makes use of everything that even the most recent
    • has been the most wonderful progress in more recent times, for
    • help of the most recent philosophical thought.
    • The philosophers of more recent times who inherited the work of
    • century and in the first half of the 19th century, pointed out,
    • More recently even Kant in his Dreams of a Spiritual
    • recent philosophy, which ... must be manifest ... in
    • penetrating scientists of the 19th century. Here, too,
    • great teachers of science of the 19th century have
    • the 19th century that should affect our study of nature, but
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    • Greeks and Romans; that the following centuries down to the
    • fourteenth and fifteenth centuries continued to be influenced by
    • century mankind has been living in the fifth post-Atlantean epoch,
    • the preceding centuries down to the fifteenth century, and our own
    • centuries, particularly during the Graeco-Roman period of
    • form in the nineteenth century but are gaining the upper hand more
    • centuries of the Christian era this or that may have been adapted to
    • man's development at the time, and that in the following centuries
    • centuries yet before it — that from among those who understand
    • Spiritual science must be the centre around which all
    • concentration upon self-education.” As I have already said; I
    • this book takes exception, and that is the ascent, to knowledge
    • the central impulse of earth evolution, to the Christ impulse. The
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    • spread over a longer period of time are concentrated, drawn together,
    • sufficiently the changes which have recently taken place in the
    • are infested with modern learning, think that many centuries ago
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    • century, and even in the last third of the 19th century — the
    • This is what happens when you concentrate your thoughts on the dead
    • in towards the centre; it is very important to remember this.
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    • throughout the last third of the nineteenth century, and they always
    • nineteenth century, especially just before its turn, one could hear
    • spiritual-scientific movements during the nineteenth century, and
    • much greater insight. In the nineteenth century, a remarkable Order
    • half of the nineteenth century was an extremely important period. I
    • century onwards, that is to say, to enter into the souls of men as a
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    • last third of the nineteenth century; it is an event known to all
    • revealed from the twentieth century onwards, from flowing into the
    • to receive, from the twentieth century onwards, the spiritual
    • both slow and gradual. And in our present century, for the first time,
    • nineteenth century and from then onwards, to find its way to men. The
    • with the spiritual world. Although for many centuries now, atavistic
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    • character of humanity is different in the 20th century from what it
    • was in the 15th century, let alone before and at the time of the
    • century B.C. to approximately the 15th century,
    • in progress since the 15th century. This is a factor in the evolution of
    • in human evolution from the 15th century until the beginning of the
    • present epoch which began in the 15th century and will last until the
    • evolution of humanity. It may come a century earlier or a century
    • Fifth Post-Atlantean epoch, since the 15th century. Only since then
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    • Post-Atlantean evolution began in the fifteenth century. It
    • of Golgotha, which had taken place three centuries before
    • third and fourth centuries, whereby the soul was drawn into
    • in the first centuries of Christianity, both on earth and
    • recently presented should be the preparation.
    • course of the nineteenth century, when in European culture at
    • fifteenth century. The year 1413 can be cited as the
    • fifteenth century the nature of man's soul became what it is
    • that prior to the fifteenth century, men thought differently,
    • in the eighth century
    • centuries which followed, the Mystery of Golgotha was the
    • fifteenth/sixteenth centuries. Then came the time when the
    • descent. This point you can easily calculate; it is the year
    • through the following centuries. An essential change,
    • the third century after that Event. Those who had lived in
    • Earth. But it was not until the second century
    • the second or third century — when the inspiration from
    • of the Church Fathers in the third century
    • standing, but as a writer with a magnificent power of
    • These works are written with a holy fervour and a magnificent
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    • war catastrophe which has broken over mankind during recent
    • history of more recent times I need to address in my upcoming
    • during the last few centuries. Vehemently it was shown how the
    • middle of the 14th and 15th centuries up
    • (heliocentrism), remnants remained of a withdrawal from
    • Century. One still finds in some proletarian programs such
    • discourse at the centre of various forms of the social question
    • track. The nervous system and senses centralised in the head is
    • not centralised but exist beside one another and work freely
    • it is believed that the human organism is centralised, while it
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    • centre of their creative activity.
    • invasion of human souls by the materialism of the past century. On
    • recent development than that the social problem has come to a head;
    • freely; for since the middle of the fifteenth century we have been
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    • senses are centralized, the head organisation.
    • not an complete centralisation of the organism. These three
    • exists, what the tissues could be and so on! Recently a book
    • nerve-systems the central circulation or rhythmic systems, so
    • recovery to take place. In various areas in central and eastern
    • Central Europe, it is clear the work needed for the bananas,
    • breathing and hart in the breast, concentrated, centralized in
    • can eventually be said: no healing in the central management of
    • Century took the trouble to show how impossible it is to make a
    • theoretical parliament or some unit assembled and centralized,
    • centralized government and administrations no longer remain in
    • broken out over many people in central and eastern Europe,
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    • ruling class, as it has developed during the last century, the
    • 15th and 16th Centuries. What is the
    • the nineties of the nineteenth century fanatics appeared as if
    • arises, which is an incentive to make spirit something real out
    • of itself, in the world; an incentive to experience the spirit
    • 14th Century gradually became so blunt, weakened and
    • botched together to centralize the three systems in chaos so
    • member of the social organism must have its centre in the free
    • centre of the human individuality and the physical and
    • life. Against this works centralization which steers everything
    • century? Here we have the so-called empire state. In this
    • recently but where events prepared it, in the second half of
    • the 19th Century — into four councils, the
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    • deal which under modern influences has become centralised. What we
    • the central event of earth-evolution — the Mystery of Golgotha.
    • everything is centralised, if everything is piled on to a chaotically
    • to the men of the twentieth century. Not in such a way that people
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    • more recent times up to the present. More perhaps than most
    • shifts in the course of recent times — into social
    • the 15th, 16th Centuries. Only if one
    • the 15th Century entered later mankind, while what
    • newer time what was designated in the 18th Century
    • unfolding and is being limited, becomes changed by an adjacent
    • paralyzed by the adjacent system. All organic processes are
    • within, so that the other system adjacent to it develops and
    • own existence, that they both work adjacent to one another and
    • beginning of the century. However, people were sermonizing about
    • idea which has come about in the more recent history that the
    • defendants, instead of judges presented out of the centralised
    • Century. At the time of Plato, the divisions of the social
    • been split up. They all became concentrated and responsible to
    • Central and Eastern Europe, above all in Europe. You have the
    • towards Central Europe. How could the rest of the world
  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture V: The Social Will as the Basis Towards a New, Scientific Procedure.
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    • into the social mood of recent times which can seem like a
    • new; it only appears to be different in more recent times. The
    • recent times, by the human instincts and human subconscious
    • our more recent times is that humanity can no longer remain
    • people's focus in recent times only on to economic life, and
    • see, as technology and capitalism moved into our more recent
    • start of our more recent times, the bourgeois working class has
    • This decisive moment in the more recent historic development
    • Century and still continue in remnants later. Out of this
    • indecently climbed around trees from animalistic origins which
    • orientated in his point of view in more recent times. The
    • people at the transition into the more recent machine and
    • empty, the centrifugal spiritual force becomes paralysed and
    • have developed, somewhere rise as a centre, a real centre from
    • four to five Centuries. The social organism of earlier times
    • Just take a single fact, take the most recently appeared fact
    • recent times.
    • interests of the state in more recent times. This growing
    • recent times, people are gradually not thinking like this anymore.
    • state we must see as something which in recent times has grown
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture VI: What Significance Does Work Have for the Modern Proletarian?
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    • is more than half a century old. However, what has actually led
    • centuries. When we observe where this development of the last
    • centuries has led up to, then we can sum it up in the following
    • from the modern state through the influences of recent times.
    • the capitalistic world order particularly in the most recent
    • What can we now see as a central focus in the Proletarian
    • as the Proletarian progress? In the centre of this we see what
    • perhaps in recent times not been clearly spoken about, but
    • existence, which is lived through in recent times as an
    • refuge in the framework which has been created in recent times
    • inheritance what had been built up in the recent times out of
    • admit that a single centralized system exists in the human
    • centralised in itself, each has its own approach to the outer
    • just what has been striven against in recent times.
    • state life, and now is taken further. So we see that in recent
    • However, one might believe that things in recent times have
    • now in recent times, from what had happened before in the
    • the economic life has brought disaster into our recent times.
    • What has come out of the chaos of the recent world war due to
    • immobilises one. I have just recently had many an opportunity
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    • Let us observe how the trend of events in the past century has more
    • as the result of centuries of habit, will find it extraordinarily
    • — in recent centuries no one has spoken any longer of these
    • statesmen of Europe, especially those of Central Europe — this
    • Central Europe especially, in their party speeches. I could show you
    • have often said in the course of recent years: We are living in the
    • in recent centuries, men have moved away from the true reality. They
    • recent centuries. Now consider, if Lenin and Trotsky had lived in a
    • In every century, I
    • to what I have said recently.
  • 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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    • which has been growing steadily for more than half a century.
    • nineteenth century, claimed to have discovered laws, according to
    • the fifteenth century, something in the attitude of the human soul
    • War of Secession in the sixties of last century, Woodrow Wilson
    • Central and South America, into Europe. What was formerly an exchange
    • the value of commodities has been concealed in recent times by the
    • that long ago in Central Europe and until the end of the Middle Ages
  • Title: Social Future: Lecture II: The Organization of a Practical Economic Life on the Associative Basis
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    • centuries, certain evils have arisen. The evils are evident enough:
    • administrative districts. Then there must be some kind of central
    • management over the whole, and, above all those, a central board to
    • demand nothing less than that this hierarchy of the central
    • shall be engaged and appointed to their places by the central office
    • shall be effected by the central office. The entire production would
    • in the recent periods of modern civilization, seven hundred to eight
    • production on his own initiative these are the results of the recent
    • metals began to be introduced into Europe from Central and South
  • Title: Social Future: Lecture III: The Task and Limitations of Democracy, Public and Criminal Law
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    • last few centuries, as I have already shown in the first lecture,
    • evolution of humanity for centuries has been that the conceptions of
    • unnoticed. Of course, the institutions of the last centuries have
    • the course of centuries. And this dogma has become so firmly fixed
    • will be found that since the middle of the fifteenth century the
    • During recent years we
    • followed the events of recent war-years knows that at the end the
    • century that the demand for democracy, that is, for a representative
    • industrial centers; 3. Chambers of Commerce; 4. Provincial Councils.
    • markets and industrial centers, with the Chambers of Commerce or the
    • calling itself the Center, representing purely cultural interests,
    • centuries and think of the incentive given to the men of that period
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    • century. We have always called this period — of which we are really
    • eighth century B.C. to the middle of the fifteenth century; and
    • secret circles, right into the nineteenth century. They have even been
    • to man from Lucifer. And in the first Christian centuries, men
    • Impulse was received in the first centuries of our era.
    • conditions of recent years we shall find that men have been brought to
    • Luciferic incarnation, in the center, the incarnation of Christ, and
    • the pre-Christian age and continued into the first centuries of our
    • the middle of the fifteenth century and will increase in strength
    • laws we grasp it magnificently! A student of spiritual science is
    • economically oriented men have thought. In the nineteenth century the
    • in terms of banking, and in the nineteenth century there is created for
    • The Gospel was given to those who lived in the first centuries of
    • of the last century. It consisted of a series of studies, imbued
  • Title: Social Future: Lecture IV: Cultural Questions, Spiritual Science, Art, Science, Religion
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    • century have been dealt with, we can find only one answer. Although
    • views which are the result of half a century of social work from
    • isolated, very commendable efforts of recent years, the chief
    • will be the future of art, if it is inspired only by the recent
    • him it appears that for the last few centuries the religious bodies
    • forbidden to the sciences for centuries, the sciences themselves now
    • throughout the centuries of human evolution, the question regarding
    • evolution of the last few centuries, is no longer able to solve the
    • the central organ, is the sensory nerves, which are stimulated by
    • center. The second kind of nerves, the so-called motor nerves, pass
    • from the center out to the limbs. These motor-nerves enable us to use
    • to the central organ, so that the outer sense-perceptions may be
    • covering for a spiritual center of work; for external social
    • likely to reverence them? Since the middle of the fifteenth century
    • was very different in earlier centuries from that even of many
    • theologians of the later centuries, especially of the nineteenth. How
    • in recent times! The man of Nazareth has been designated “the
    • social future. Much, very much has been said recently on the subject
    • centered at Dornach, which has to a great extent met with
    • spiritual-scientific movement. But when we recently began, in Zurich
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  • Title: Social Future: Lecture V: The Cooperation of the Spiritual, Political and Economic Departments of Life
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    • that actually for centuries the most important impulses of humanity
    • preparation has been made for centuries, the work of bringing order
    • that a unitary, free, spiritual life came into being centuries ago,
    • organization has completely merged itself in the course of recent
    • centuries in the powerful interests of the economic body. It has
    • the population, demands that a political system, centralized, and
    • the last centuries to be carried to their final consequence. The
    • last few centuries have the impulses of law and morality been torn
    • actually been developing for centuries apart from the realities of
    • actual evolution of humanity in recent times up to the present day.
    • It sees how, in the course of long centuries, one form of social life
    • centuries, it is comprehensible that there should be persons
  • Title: Social Future: Lecture VI: National and International Life in the Threefold Social Organism
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    • century they have asserted themselves with particular energy, and
    • ever more and more decidedly up to the beginning of the 20th century,
    • the beginning of the 20th century. Just as production and consumption
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    • inscribed into man during the final stage of his descent from the
    • perception they possessed in centuries by no means very long ago. It
    • to include in the News Sheet short, concentrated aphorisms for use in
    • the centre at the Goetheanum. I had for many years kept apart from
  • Title: Lecture: Richard Wagner and Mysticism
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    • with the word ‘Mysticism’ itself. Quite recently it happened that
    • the nature of Mysticism. In the first centuries of Christendom the
    • Among all the ancient peoples there were Mystery-centres. These
    • centres were temples as well as institutes of learning and they
    • existed in Egypt, Chaldea, Greece and many other regions. As centres
    • maintained. Every ascent involves a descent and this implies that at a
    • is created by the ascent of the one and the descent of the other. Such
    • with the beginnings of Ego-consciousness; the central core of his
    • Central Europe. It seemed to them that the waters of the Rhine had
  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Wisdom in the Early Christian Centuries
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    • Spiritual Wisdom in the Early Christian Centuries
    • Spiritual Wisdom in the Early Christian Centuries
    • go back through the Middle Ages to the first Christian centuries we
    • the centuries when Greek philosophy came to flower in Plato and
    • the end of the fourth century A.D. I have often referred to one aspect
    • His descent to the earth — such were the questions which even at
    • But then we find that from the fifth century A.D. onwards, this old
    • philosopher is Plotinus, who lived in the third century A.D. Plotinus
    • by the time of the fourth century A.D. and which in the later
    • in regard to the outstanding figures of the early Christian centuries
    • four centuries of Christendom — for example, of the way in which
    • certain personalities in the first three or four centuries after the
    • lived at the beginning of the third century A.D. It is said that
    • century A.D.) only the first, elementary traces of this kind of
    • four centuries after the Mystery of Golgotha. With this wisdom men
    • also tried to understand the descent of the Christ into Jesus of
    • Christian centuries in regard to the super-sensible worlds. But
    • And then, on the soil of Italy at the beginning of the fourth century
    • School — which lasted beyond the third on into the fourth century
    • South of Europe during the first four centuries after the Mystery of
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    • to build for it a home center of its own, which should be
    • recently suffered together, because this suffering was the
    • new birth until the time of the descent to the earthly life. In
    • Recently, after participating for weeks in meetings, both small
    • last Central Executive Committee achieved in a fundamental
    • in any case, not any more than I achieved in the central field
    • sense, as we have not understood in recent years, if we set
    • Movement. They will ruin every Central Executive Committee, no
    • wish that he should devote himself to the Central Executive
    • Central Executive Committee would express themselves in regard
    • Central Executive Committee. Personalities are not being
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    • have been made in recent years — influenced in part by
    • — undertook in the year 1913 to build a home center for
    • adjusted themselves in recent times to the need for finding
    • ritual, of its central place in the Movement for Religious
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 1: Evolution and Consciousness, Lucifer, Ahriman
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    • 15th century, very different from anything that went
    • which had its beginning in the 15th century, if we
    • the 15th century. Humankind has to undergo a major
    • century, particularly in this respect. We tend to take
    • the case, however, Before the middle of the 15th century
    • state, from the middle of the 15th century onwards,
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 2: East, West, and the Culture of Middle Europe, the Science of Initiation
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    • These then spread further from a number of centres in
    • century, as I said on the last occasion, but it was in
    • preparation for centuries and indeed millennia before
    • recent times, assuming its true character in intellectual
    • freedom can be the central principle. The people of Asia,
    • century and even to this day consisted in the physical
    • 1st, 3rd and even the 10th and 11th centuries. Our
    • middle of the 15th century onwards the influence of the
    • religious communities. For many centuries the tradition
    • particularly in Central Europe even more austere.
    • 19th century particularly in Central Europe you really
    • have to say this: The bodies of people in Central Europe
    • Something quite special exists therefore for this Central
    • human evolution in more recent times. They have their own
    • half of the 19th century.
    • in Central Europe today walking over the graves of
    • emerging in the life of humankind today. Central
    • Western Europeans are far from understood by Central
    • Europeans fail to communicate, but Central and Western
    • age; it cannot hold true in Central Europe, and the
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    • fundamentally speaking it is only now, in quite recent
    • particularly in Central Europe. It needs the point of
    • is really true that very recently a pastoral referred to
    • ideas until quite recent times. After all there existed
    • in Central Europe until 1806 an institution that in its
    • thinker, still had ideas in the 13th and 14th centuries
    • published as late as the 13th and 14th centuries unless
    • centuries, indeed millennia, they had known exactly what
    • recent years, but they have not succeeded very well with
    • As Central
    • themselves for centuries—he said something that was
    • young and German in the first half of the 19th century
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    • clearly understand — making it the centre of both
    • got used to it over the centuries, indeed soon it will be
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    • has come to Europe over the last three or four centuries,
    • the 20th century. It has a peculiarity that seems
    • more recent times given rise to an idea that is believed
    • second half of the 19th century, human beings will indeed
    • nonsense, and I also said so recently in a public
    • truth in recent centuries; on a purely emotional basis
    • where thoughts that ought to be concentrated are drawn
    • time. Thoughts that ought to be concentrated, for that is
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 6: Materialism and Mysticism, Knowledge as a Deed of the Soul
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    • here in recent times. Again and again the point has been
    • centuries. Basically it has entered into all areas that
    • European civilizations over the last centuries. I have
    • metabolism. It seemed to him to work towards the central
    • but an infant also experiences this concentration of
    • organic activity in the heart. Sensing this concentration
    • opposite to the concentration of activity in the heart.
    • for childishness is seen to be the descent of the spirit
    • to the recent issue of our Threefold Order journal. [
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    • recent times are in error when they look for the
    • the opposite view over the last centuries.
    • someone is concentrating on his inner life and exactly by
    • centuries for the sake of human freedom.
    • century onwards have become standard in Western
    • beings who, from the middle of the 15th century onwards,
    • 15th century, and in their case it does apply. People
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 8: The Opposition of Knowledge and Faith, Its Overcoming
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    • quite a recent development. The view is that science
    • already been made for a long time, for centuries —
    • centres. It was the task of initiates to regulate the way
    • purposes originating in the mystery centres, could be
    • mystery centres where honest work was being done had long
    • since been concentrating on guiding the transition from
    • the middle of the 15th century, when the fifth
    • is in any way connected with this centre of materialism.
    • Roman Catholicism in recent times contains much that is
    • and so forth. [ Note 58 ] I have recently
    • So we get a centralized state and within it two parts
    • the centres run by Mr Knapp [
    • I cannot help remembering that until recently there have
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    • the part where the main concentration lies, i.e. the
    • Centre’.
    • of the 18th to the 19th century. That was the time of
    • life of Central Europe at that time, tremendous
    • concentrated entirely on that particular problem. There
    • world, on animal nature. Darwin presented a magnificent
    • century was unable to answer the question: ‘How do
    • be done at the present time. The Central European element
    • middle of this century. I shall speak to you about the
    • Christ appearing before the middle of the 20th century.
    • Tolstoy. There we see a concentrated form of something
    • grown senile and come to a final concentration once again
    • living in this century and on the other hand we must be
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 10: Transition from the Luciferic to the Ahrimanic Age and the Christ Event to Come
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    • in human evolution have undergone in very recent times, compared to times
    • permitted to take the great disaster that has happened in recent years as
    • belongs to the first half of the 20th century, as I have mentioned a
    • recent times and the coming of this powerful technology has changed the
    • This change determined the course of events in recent years. Yet there
    • human technology which had evolved in most recent times had reached a
    • therefore, that in recent times human work has come to consist more in
    • 90 million by the Central Powers [Germany and Austria]. A large part of
    • particularly the most recent achievements of technologY, have been
    • and in the final instance this had to decide the issue. In very recent
    • like those we have seen in recent years. Human destiny actually depended
    • which we may expect during the first half of the 20th century, enters
    • entering into human evolution in the 20th century. In my first mystery
    • discussed at that recent public lecture. The 19th century has really been
    • century some people, certainly the more radical thinkers, did begin to
    • get an idea as to what was coming. The 19th century brought events which
    • 18th century. He was one of the 18th-century materialists who were the
    • forerunners of 19th-century materialism. His statement went as follows:
    • of the 19th-century idealists. Those idealistic thinkers pretended to
    • this world. The life that developed during the 18th century was largely
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    • century, during the first half of the 20th century, and
    • grown particularly strong over recent centuries, from the
    • beginning of the fifth post-Atlantean epoch. In a recent
    • centuries, however, the scientific spirit appeared on the
    • particularly in the 19th century — and found them
    • recent kind. It is no longer there. If modern theologians
    • eighties — of the last century I drew attention to
    • 19th century. He did not go as far as that 19th century
    • personal level, as it were. 19th century science
    • ideal. 19th century scientists said, and present-day
    • the centralized state in the figure of the King of Mixed
    • today, where the centralized state is supposed to
    • the 20th century.
    • this in a recent public lecture. [
    • matter? In the last three decades of the 19th century
    • century. The law will only come alive when human beings
    • Central Europe's King of Mixed Metals collapsed, and
    • concentrated on the great task. I feel it really has to
    • recent book. [ Note 81 ]
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    • certain connection between the recent great events throbbing
    • transferred from that egoistic realm and centred more and
    • be the case. The three or four centuries ending with the
    • seen some of our contemporaries, in the centre of the
    • climax within the last four or five years. In these recent
    • fifteenth century A.D. According to Anthroposophical Spiritual
    • the earlier Graeco-Latin one, which began in the eighth century
    • instance, the tenth century, and the centuries following the
    • century. Some time has passed since then, and we are now
    • of the fifteenth century, we must say, if we still keep in view
    • course, lasts through centuries. Outer observations will not
    • Central Europe men have accepted the falsehoods told them from
    • fallen to 2.15 centimes, but I have not yet met anyone who sees
    • should feel themselves as a centre from which may radiate the
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    • I said, the middle of the fifteenth century brought with it a
    • before the middle of the fifteenth century, it was not
    • the last half-century. They assert that the genuine reality of
    • and early twentieth centuries.
    • concentrated in private capital will pass over into other
    • men (and in recent times young women also) have had to go
    • and 'eighties of last century, the regulations were very small:
    • directly traceable from Central Europe to Ancient Rome. This is
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    • occurs in the middle of the fifteenth century, we must admit
    • have only recently been able to plunge entirely into the
    • achieved in earlier centuries, therefore there was no
    • in, the eighth century B.C. and lasted until the fifteenth
    • century A.D. When about a third of this period had elapsed,
    • development was superseded in the fifteenth century by that of
    • first Christian centuries could not last: it was bound to
    • perceived instinctively through the first centuries, was
    • the Event of Golgotha as a real fact in the centre of it
    • this tormented Central Europe, who have never deigned to see
    • the word, who is gripped by the central purpose of his time and
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    • least in Central and Eastern Europe, by the old ruling powers.
    • Minister of one of the Central European States, announced
    • Marxian thought for half a century. It is not enough to-day
    • nineteenth century — the masses have been more and more
    • nineteenth century this was literally so (things have improved
    • so bad in the recent past as they must become, if such State
    • the State lies the first, central problem of the social
    • not one from which men shall be ruled from a centre, but where
    • fools or madmen who maintained in the nineteenth century that
    • centuries when Lessing, Herder, Schiller, Goethe and others
    • being, to the great glories of Central Europe, then, in spite
    • of the stress of our times, will peal forth from Central Europe



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