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- Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 1
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- of humanity. First, by way of introduction, we must come to an
- We have often emphasised that as human evolution in different regions
- nothing that our souls pass through successive human lives; we go
- of humanity. In our own time the principle of Initiation has already
- effect on a man's life, and for these he must have undergone a
- purposes, higher goals. In ordinary life a man perceives the external
- them a means to higher ends. In ordinary life a man looks out on a
- is experienced in a quite definite manner, but for unmediated vision
- Thus it is with the whole thought-world. In ordinary life man thinks
- ordinary thinking on the physical plane. When a man lives on the
- certain stage on it, will take an attitude towards many things in
- to his inner being, his own human soul.
- And it would be in the natural order of things that if a man were to
- the actual world in which man lives to-day, the world of the
- physical plane; and a world in which a man can live only when he knows
- in his waking condition between birth and death a man really lives
- as to what a man lives in while he is on the physical plane. On the
- what a man feels himself to be in ordinary life? Nothing remains.
- Everything sinks down into a reality of secondary degree. A man must
- physical body is an instrument. All that a man goes through in his
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- Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 2
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- servants of the gods of opposition (under the rulership of Ahriman),
- the higher members of his being (astral body and ego) man belongs not
- bodies are not helping him to do so. The other members of the human
- ordinary sleep. The stronger-than-ordinary soul-forces that a man
- natural law. When we rise to the human kingdom, we feel obliged to
- in the web of natural laws, while we judge human actions and soul
- manner as we judge natural facts, but also as we judge moral facts in
- That shows itself at once, for example, when a man is confronted with
- the following manner. He cultivates the thought of how a man lives in
- to law, when a man has in old age expended his life-forces. We will
- are those deaths by which a man is snatched away, through accident or
- deaths at different ages? We understand that a man must die when his
- periods of their lives between death and a new birth human souls have
- interweaving of natural law with the moral world-order. The manner in
- manners and behaviour and particularly so when they are required to
- humanity. This will be seen from the following example.
- There are many theories of political economy. I need not speak about
- Love of ease is a general and widespread attribute of mankind. And if
- evolution. And these again are spirits under the rule of Ahriman.
- Ahriman has various things to do; one of his tasks, is to conduct out
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- Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 3
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- WHEN a man of our time goes through an occult training which leads him
- beings who are connected with the Sun-existence. But when this man of
- experiences which one cannot describe otherwise than by saying: A man
- which he must now regard as the most important of all. Hence the man
- first, though not permanently. Something like a remembrance may arise
- might be put in the following way: When as a modern man you
- even appear that the soul of a present-day man, in contemplating these
- Initiate. In other cases, the man would know only that his soul had
- bodies of man. And through the activity of the beings into whose
- of man. He learns also to know certain beings associated with the
- co-operate in bringing about the physical and etheric bodies of human
- for a man of the present time. It is the longing to know something of
- how the astral body and the ego of man are brought into being. In
- All this is experienced by a man of the present time when he rises to
- higher worlds in the manner described. It was experienced. also by
- a person of the present time and a man of old. And the period in the
- stirred when they saw how the sheaths which man needs if he is to
- are linked with the Sun. They saw emanating from the Sun the forces
- able to send forth mould the human head and form the different parts
- of the human brain. For it would be folly for anyone to think that a
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- Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 4
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- manifest in physical life when Moses heard the "Ejeh asher
- Repetition in every epoch of the earlier experiences of humanity.
- Soul, into that which constitutes human personality. Inspirations from
- King Arthur's Round Table. Something in the human organism is now
- Calot bobot. Chastel Merveille. Dual nature in Goethe and in many men
- after-effect of the Grail Mystery. The Amfortas nature in man must be
- recognised before the forces of Parsifal can be developed in human
- IN THE last lecture we spoke of the experiences of the human soul in
- belongs to the physical side of man, the part which remains behind in
- innermost being of man; with that which passes through the various
- modern man, acquainted with the nature of the Mysteries, when he looks
- back in the Akashic Record at the experiences undergone by human souls
- The Being who had been known spiritually to human souls in earlier
- days first became manifest in physical life when Moses heard in the
- humanity, in order to bring this evolution forward, must include a
- earlier experiences of humanity must appear again, but in a fresh
- new Initiation, must have centres where there can be recalled to human
- souls the secrets poured into human evolution through the
- the human soul has participated. Hence it was necessary that the
- that which makes for and constitutes human personality. This took
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