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• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Contents
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  • from soul and spirit. The fact of repeated earth lives is a consequence of
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 5: Human Character
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  • to look more deeply into human character, the facts outlined in previous
  • soul which were lacking earlier on; but all this is subject to the fact that
  • capacity to transform experiences into faculties is limited by the fact that
  • expression, the fact of its activity and its way of working combine to form
  • for whose work I have the highest respect. But the fact that even great minds
  • pats his stomach with a feeling of satisfaction, we can see how his character
  • previous lives. Here reincarnation becomes a palpable fact. We need only know
  • earlier lives are determining factors in any given life; and we see how the
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 1: The Mission of Spiritual Science
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  • fact that — just as research can be carried out in the
  • modern science has brought to light many facts that were unknown a few
  • super-sensible knowledge. Even then, one fact could hardly be denied: that in
  • this fact was never quite lost, even in the time when men had ceased to
  • the injunctions of duty and conscience. Therefore I must accept the fact that
  • are cognisant of the facts know that myths and legends derive from
  • the 19th century, are doing something out of line with the facts. That is why
  • then he had consciousness of God. But for particular facts he could turn only
  • whether the things he sees are in accord with the facts, these pretended
  • researchers will impart information that goes against the facts. Moreover,
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 3: The Mission of Truth
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  • views and standpoints. However, if we look impartially at the facts, we shall
  • down? We can feel that Harriman's reflections suffer from the fact that he
  • goal. This is shown by the fact that truth, in the sense intended here, is
  • because we have grasped this fact inwardly. If the hundred or thousand people
  • experiences between birth and death, we shall find how much satisfaction, how
  • in it are continually enhanced. We experience joy and satisfaction at every
  • he reveals the dissatisfaction that this kind of attitude can at times call
  • Goethe's meaning. The smiths extol productivity and welcome the fact that in
  • precisely the fact that to be active entails the acceptance of limitations.
  • existing things. In fact, man has in his soul two offspring of dead,
  • will find satisfaction. Goethe wished to show that an understanding of the
  • Deed must be united. In fact, Goethe revised parts of his
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 4: The Mission of Reverence
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  • simple consideration will show that in fact this is what feeling does. Anyone
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 6: Asceticism and Illness
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  • find that they correspond with external facts. But this kind of truth cannot
  • satisfaction we get from it. Play does not prepare us for anything; it finds
  • gaining access to spiritual facts, but once the facts have been communicated,
  • firmly founded on facts. But there are other possibilities, and here we come
  • indolent to absorb slowly and in the right way the available facts of
  • bodily nature, in order to enhance the inner life. This was in fact the sole
  • aid, and should be seen only in relation to the fact that anyone wishing to
  • worlds and discover there the facts which give birth to the entire physical
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 7: Human Egoism
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  • someone proves himself to be a great benefactor in one way or another. It
  • could well be that he is a benefactor only out of egoism, perhaps out of
  • than that, for in fact this playing on words permeates our entire life and
  • is seeking satisfaction in vague phantoms, when he should be giving himself
  • environment by his own willful choice, and that in fact he owes to his
  • fact be kindling human love — a love that can flow from heart to heart
  • between dissatisfaction and joy, and these swings of feeling are evident
  • and this gives him a certain satisfaction within the limits of the
  • only an episode; in fact, the whole of
  • heartless towards it, may bring him some satisfaction and a certain
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 8: Buddha and Christ
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  • satisfying in itself. This fact alone should be enough to distinguish
  • about world origins and the great facts of evolution. And if one particular
  • name that may be given to it. The fact that the doctrine of reincarnation or
  • Spiritual Science than the fact that the elements of geometry are found in
  • not very happy. Even apart from the fact that it is hardly polite to
  • important fact concerning human evolution is still not clearly understood.
  • his Faust a striving character who passes from desire to satisfaction and
  • from satisfaction, to desire, until finally he has purified himself and
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 2: The Mission of Anger
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  • and worth only by Spiritual Science. It is the fact of existence that we call
  • seriously in relation, above all, to man. It calls attention to the fact that
  • in fact a consequence of this statement. Nowadays, when people see, from the
  • out against the spectacle confronting us. Our anger illustrates the fact that
• Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 9: Something about the Moon in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • having a fairly powerful influence on earthly life. Quite apart from the fact
  • to bring together the external facts in various fields of research; but he
  • with the phenomena of human life as it runs its course, he took similar facts
  • the same feelings of satisfaction as does the man who was first in his own
  • view they are made up of single cells, and this fact naturally seemed to him,
  • therefore set out to investigate the very facts that his opponent brought
  • His first conclusion from a mass of facts — which I need not repeat,
  • the facts did point to some influence. And he had, as you will have seen,
  • moon. In fact there were times when no-one would have cared to shear a sheep
  • meridian only once during the same period. And there are other facts. You can
  • it are heard, it is in fact highly vulnerable.
  • significant fact, however, remains. Although the position and influence of
  • to the course of the moon, and that is the most significant fact of all. Thus
  • refer to a similar fact which gave Goethe a great deal of trouble. Most
  • friends to collect facts and figures for him to tabulate. The purpose of
  • Goethe did in fact assemble a great deal of evidence which indicated that in
  • that densification and rarefaction of the air, resulting in pressure changes,
  • were generally attributed to the moon, sun and other cosmic factors. He
  • compare the facts mentioned earlier with such views as Goethe's on ebb and
  • Science, but you can convince yourselves by external facts that this
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