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• Title: Lecture: On the Reality of Higher Worlds
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  • issued. I attach great importance to the fact that here too, as in
  • which have helped to make modern science great. Modern science has
  • achieved greatness through scrupulous observation of the material
  • great problem concerning the eternal nature of the soul — it is
  • thinking in man is developed to a greater strength and intensity than
  • It is not necessary to devote a great deal of time each day to these
  • everything teems, is saturated, has great intensity; our whole being
  • year to year, we have acquired greater and greater capacities.
  • who lives a great deal in the world of thought knows only too well
  • them. This demands very great efforts in the systematic meditation
  • great arena of cosmic experiences, cosmic happenings, just as
  • — this is an even more difficult task, demanding greater
  • devotion, greater care, greater exactitude and methodical
  • in far greater intensity — given over to the world, it is true,
  • But with his true ‘I’ before him in greater strength and
• Title: Paths to Knowledge of Higher Worlds
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  • health and a sound development of soul-life, a very great deal
  • and it shows us the great importance of a continuous memory if the
  • great tableau in which we simultaneously survey all the organic
  • greater detail in the books mentioned. If we develop within us an
  • thoughts. A great effort must be made to forget them. This is a
  • of thinking, which differs so greatly from the combining and the
  • which presents far greater difficulties.
  • greater than those which we generally use in our external life, which
  • times, even as through science to a great extent doubts have arisen
  • my Threefold State the attempt has been made to face the great social
• Title: Lecture: The World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • acquires greater intensity through super-sensible knowledge. We
  • soul like a great flash of lightning, we acquire the memory of
  • pursued in greatest modesty (those who follow the spiritual
• Title: Lecture: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • every problem of greatest and smallest importance.
  • the things connected with the great life problems of human
  • patient, who came to him in a great state of excitement, because
  • greatest modern scientist, with a man so thoroughly at home in
  • cases described to you just now, show that the longing, the great
  • criticize such great scientists is perhaps called upon to judge
  • and to explain the far greater certainty constituting the
  • Anthroposophy is far greater than that transmitted by the most
  • essential facts are known to the great majority of those who are
  • this perceptive faculty, though in the great majority of cases
  • and by filling consciousness with an ever greater amount of
  • were.” Though it may seem paradoxical, it is a great help
• Title: Question/Economic Life: Lecture: The Central Question of Economic Life
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  • I have devoted a great deal of my time. But of course I have to
  • to a great extent alienates himself from life and from economic
  • great delusion that the collectivism of production is a natural
  • that which I had come to out of the great manifoldness of life,
  • this asks of us the great questions of the present time in the
  • great number of people produce the same thing, when there is
  • greatest importance that as many heads and hearts can be won
  • happens in life that the greatest mistakes are made not because
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture I: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • greatest and smallest importance.
  • that is to say, to the things connected with the great
  • great state of excitement, because in the office he had pricked
  • to do with one of the greatest of modern scientists, with a man
  • longing, the great desire of unquestionably serious modern
  • criticize such great scientists is perhaps first called upon to
  • judge and to explain the far greater certainty constituting the
  • Anthroposophy is far greater than that transmitted by the most
  • so that the essential facts are known to the great majority of
  • the great majority of cases this is not to their
  • Though it may seem paradoxical, it is a great help if we begin
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture II: Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • instance, may experience in a great tableau that which
  • backwards we are gradually enabled to make use of a far greater
  • as of greatest importance that the human being carries within
  • as a great magnet which exercises its influence upon the
  • recognise the great comprehensive whole and its inter-relation
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture III: World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • inner life acquires greater intensity through super-sensible
  • This is the aim pursued in greatest modesty (those who follow
• Title: Renewal of Culture
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  • takes place, as it were, within this domain, takes on the aspect of one great
  • where I have the great pleasure of being your guest; I can only speak to you
  • great soul-spiritual-physical organism of the universe.
  • the two great, important means of education used during recent centuries:
  • great expanse of Nature's life: namely, man's being, which greatly transcends
  • point, the great riddle, the search for the nature of man, really begins. At
  • discover the greatest mystery when they see how week by week the child
  • expression of our mature culture. But this fact exercises a great influence
  • have given rise to the great achievements of modern culture, achievements
  • what many people say to-day and one's heart should feel the great
  • direction which has, to be sure, produced great results in the spiritual life
  • described the external physical world as Maya, as the great illusion, for it
  • external world nothing but Maya or the great illusion.
  • something of which we can say: It has resulted in great and significant
  • conception of the world in the great age of
  • human being, since through the great achievements of modern time, man has in
  • people's minds, that by enhancing this great error of modern times Karl Marx
  • with the spirit, while its conception of Nature has become great. This in
  • be shown, has acquired a great importance in our modern civilisation. But its
  • mathematical-mechanical cosmos, only the great machinery, as it were, when
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