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• Title: Lecture: On the Reality of Higher Worlds
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  • sincerely grateful for the opportunity given me by the students here
  • lecture was given in answer to an invitation from an association of
  • external science is unable to give them is to be found by plunging
  • been given to us — they enter the consciousness as something
  • is given up to these sense-impressions. But if, having turned our
  • being of man, anthroposophical Spiritual Science gives the name of
  • The exercises gradually give us the power to eliminate the whole of
  • world of Spirit, specific description is given of a world of
  • being has, as it were, to be given over to this reality of the
  • in far greater intensity — given over to the world, it is true,
  • To look upwards into the higher worlds gives us security and
  • It has only been possible to give a very bare outline of this
  • This is Eurhythmy, a performance of which is to be given here next
  • into the material domain of man’s being; it gives expression to
  • give expression to the super-sensible in the domain of his social
  • a lecture given by invitation in the Theolog.
• Title: Paths to Knowledge of Higher Worlds
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  • A lecture given in Christiania, 26th November, 1921.
  • A lecture given in Christiania, 26th November, 1921.
  • also in ordinary science is given up to external observation and
  • and more the support given by external observation. Observation has
  • organism. Let me now give you an example, an elementary but
  • gives rise to something which does not reveal itself outwardly
  • which one form gives rise to the other can only be grasped if we bear
  • the development of the body, from the embryonic stage onwards, gives
  • not the point just now; the point is that sense-perception gives us a
  • were, for our soul-experiences. We need something which gives the
  • support in the same way in which the external sense perceptions give
  • What is it that gives us the right to speak of reality in the
  • consist, for example, in the fact that at certain given moments we
  • our ordinary life we give ourselves up to the present. But in the
  • can only give a few indications in this connection.
  • possible to give it any ordinary kind of frame. What the friends of
  • can only give a few indications in this direction, for at the Waldorf
• Title: Lecture: The World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • The lecture presented here was given at the University of Christiania
  • The lecture presented here was given at the University of Christiania
  • Given at the
  • which I took the liberty to give you, will have shown you that
  • submit coldly to inner ideas. Of course, this gives rise to the
  • if loneliness would not give us this Ego-feeling in the spiritual
  • gives us our Ego feeling here on earth. To this loneliness we owe
  • shall enlarge the explanations already given yesterday. It is
  • true that in this case the physical body is given over to the
  • body. This elimination gives rise to that thought activity which
  • stars above will no longer exist. But spiritual science gives us
• Title: Lecture: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • The lecture presented here was given at the University of Christiania on
  • The lecture presented here was given at the University of Christiania
  • Given at the
  • I wish to give you
  • being by seeking to know what the universe is able to give them,
  • body's physical nature, tried to give many examples taken from
  • with an inky nib had given him a blood poisoning and that he
  • given by the medium or, as Sir Oliver Lodge believed, with the
  • description given by the soul of his son. Even a scientist could
  • advancing fantastic notions; this certainty given by
  • against the scientific interpretations given in the two
  • a foreboding, or whether we give it any other name. But it is a
  • a different aspect, and ordinary consciousness simply gives them
  • dream. Allow me to give you a few indications which show how such
  • [Lectures given on the 25th and
  • shall see that this perception outside the body gives us a new
  • whereas the eye only gives us a physical reflection of something
• Title: Question/Economic Life: Lecture: The Central Question of Economic Life
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  • equal warmth, that it gives me deep satisfaction to be allowed
  • can actually only give a few aspects and perhaps indications,
  • the community give to every healthy human being the work which
  • proletarian is waiting for. So he gives himself over to the
  • is why I have given some examples how the development of
  • could be regulated and so on. There I have tried to give
  • given about specific things but which I never meant to be
  • given again and again, and in the discussions following them,
  • situated in their right place. Therefore I do not give actual
  • life. I will give an example. As everyone knows, an item of
  • theoretical answers are given but that life, the total human
  • and historical reality itself, gives the answer to the
  • historical background, life must directly truly give answer. No
  • theory can give this answer, but only the full practical
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture I: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • numbers 3, 5 and 7 of 8 lectures given at Christiania (Oslo) in the
  • wish to give you in three lectures a survey of what
  • know what the universe is able to give them, the universe of
  • give many examples taken from his medical and scientific
  • the delusion that this prick with an inky nib had given him a
  • with the description given by the medium, or, as Sir Oliver
  • Lodge believed, with the description given by the soul of his
  • advancing fantastic notions; this certainty given by
  • raised against the scientific interpretations given in
  • this a foreboding, or whether we give it any other name. But it
  • different aspect, and ordinary consciousness simply gives them
  • might say, many a pleasant dream. Allow me to give you a few
  • gives us a new aspect of man's physical being. We perceive,
  • gives us a physical reflection of something outside. By leaving
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture II: Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • numbers 3, 5 and 7 of 8 lectures given at Christiania (Oslo) in the
  • I not spoken to you yesterday, I could not give you to-day's
  • lecture in the form in which I intend to give it. This is not
  • were given here, a condition can be created, particularly in
  • conception with the physical substance given to us by our
  • Does this fact contradict the explanations given above? It does
  • rayed out can be given form, and these forms moulded by thought
  • to give a description of man's experiences after death.
  • perspective. And thus all the descriptions which I have given
  • were, gives our ordinary thinking and feeling a kind of
  • explanations which I have tried to give as a partial solution
  • as a physical being (more exact details will be given the day
  • following the explanations now given on the nature of man.
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture III: World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • numbers 3, 5 and 7 of 8 lectures given at Christiania (Oslo) in the
  • away in this world of the spirit, if loneliness would not give
  • which our body, our bodily sensation, gives us our Ego-feeling
  • this connection I shall enlarge the explanations already given
  • given over to the elements of the earth and that the etheric
  • no longer exist. But spiritual science gives us the certainty
• Title: Renewal of Culture
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  • number 8 of 8 lectures given at Christiania (Oslo) in
  • number 8 of 8 lectures given at Christiania (Oslo) in
  • and deepest soul-impulses, which give rise in men's hearts in the present
  • gives us pictures, a spiritual world in pictures, but is unable to absorb
  • they have an open heart for this — give them more than they can give to
  • have given rise to the great achievements of modern culture, achievements
  • tragedy of such statements — gives rise to what develops in the form of
  • they leave the life of the spirit completely free, so that it can give to the
  • Jesus, a feeling which alone can give us satisfaction. By looking only upon