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• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 1
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  • explanation in the light of spiritual knowledge, we must make the following
  • convinces him the external world is unreal? The explanation lies in
  • At present there is no inclination
  • There is an inclination
  • there is more and more need for discrimination. Many examples could
  • have an inclination towards one or the other of these two tendencies
  • takes the form of a disinclination to rise to anything spiritual; there
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 2
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  • of one incarnation together with the will of a former incarnation and
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 3
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  • is very little inclination today to acknowledge Christ as the Great
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 4
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  • inclination whatever towards egotistical mysticism but all the more
  • to penetrate earnestly into the descriptions and explanations of the
  • the international set, the uprooted vagabonds, spending their lives
  • rights, we had humanitarianism. Internationally we shared the fruits
  • the nations in the West had aims and goals in common. They even thought
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 5
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  • with higher questions. The inclination to do so has since waned. To
  • not for he would always say what is opposite to his actual inclinations.
  • a longing to say things which are opposite one's inclinations. Let us
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 6
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  • made important statements which have caused a great deal of indignation.
  • Many feel moral indignation on learning that Suchomlinoff lied to the
  • are certainly cause for indignation and moralizing but so much lying
  • of fear, namely the “mystery of fascination.” This is a
  • of fascination; for him these two components constitute religious life.
  • of fear and the mystery of fascination, the two ways to avoid entering
  • and also through fascination for the unknown. This view of religious
  • not delude him through the mystery of fascination? There is no other
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 7
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  • is inspired into us or vouchsafed through Imagination can we come to
  • but already as a small boy he fought Zwingli's rigid teaching of predestination.
  • earth, if not in their last incarnation then as a rule in the last but
  • They then had an intermediate incarnation in the 7th, 8th or 9th century
  • but this later incarnation had much less impact on them than that received
  • impression on these spirits. What they carried over into the later incarnation
  • sees what she calls the devil as a combination of certain evil traits
  • in Imaginations. However, Imagination does express the reality of what
  • one's imagination Luther, standing there in the 17th Century, must be
  • remained quite unimpaired by the later intermediate incarnation and
  • was the source and strength of his power in his incarnation as Luther.
  • was that revealed itself through him in this particular incarnation.
  • mysteries preparing for Christianity and then had an intermediate incarnation
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 8
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  • a former incarnation, in the pre-Christian Mysteries that prepared the
  • his connection with spiritual reality. What we designate as Imagination
  • heart was overflowing with impulses brought over from his incarnation
  • an inclination to follow Kant but found that he could not; and indeed
  • an incessant clamour for people's freedom, for international courts
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 9
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  • is little inclination anywhere to seek ways and means of solving it.
  • the Higher Hierarchies. Proclaiming freedom for nations is not a concept
  • concepts apply to nations with their group souls. Yet around the world
  • today freedom of nations and the like is being proclaimed, giving voice
  • between smaller nations and the like.
  • guarantees to be provided by international organizations and courts
  • further one's salvation. However as he was climbing he had an Imagination
• Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture I
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  • He told me afterwards that this explanation of the
• Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture II
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  • fashion, an enormous amount of new facts and combinations of
  • culmination, the climax of the growing, thriving life forces,
  • longer lasted beyond the point of their culmination though
  • Only people who make no effort and feel no inclination to
  • especially in marxism. Combinations of such abstractions are
  • also possible such as national liberalism, social liberalism
  • liberalism, social democracy, conservatism, nationalism and
  • incarnations? That brings one into the higher regions and so
  • civilized nation in the making lives according to the example
  • over into English, although a similar combination of
• Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture III
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  • not only the stars but also imaginations. He saw the
  • the faculty of imagination. This atavistic ability had
  • imagination.
  • imagination and music of the spheres. In the third epoch
  • bring national differences into these things is really as
  • ethics. It is this which has caused modern man's alienation
  • spheres, such as national economy and political science in
  • it is, to the misfortune of all the nations, spreading ever
  • needs no lengthy explanation, as it is easy enough to
• Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture IV
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  • emanation. When a person particularly strong in such forces
  • change is caused by emanations streaming upwards from the
  • physical sight, are what Benedikt calls emanations. We would
  • huge covering of luminous substance (emanation). Such
  • body whose specific color emanation they described. ... The
  • on the left and right side of the body. The emanations from
  • stream through the rod and combined with the emanation from
  • man's ordinary consciousness. These emanations or radiations
  • the pendulum the theory of emanation dramatically confirms
  • must be stressed that reflected light produces emanations
  • connection between the theory of emanation and Goethe's
  • Different emanations flow together when the water diviner
  • because emanations rise from below and unite with emanations
  • historical designations are to be understood symbolically.
  • all geological, astronomical and historical designations are
  • explanation for the insidious superficiality.
• Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture V
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  • them into excellent and noble inclinations. He becomes what
  • no inclination to think about them. The reason for this we
  • develops good instincts but later shows no inclination to
  • today are in their second incarnation since the Christian
  • second incarnation that is no longer enough; that is why
  • now living to return in their next incarnation without having
  • Christ impulse the way we did in our first incarnation after
  • example, a view widely expressed today is that each nation
  • Christianity would be that nations should come to agreement
  • is unrealizable — of individual nations. Christianity
  • inclination to do.
• Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture VI
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  • picture is deprived in the present incarnation of inner
  • that somehow a combination of mental pictures is conjuring up
  • forces for our next incarnation. In this life it must
  • in our next incarnation. It is comparable to a plant which,
  • incarnation. It has to exist the way it does, for if we
  • wanted it to become more in the present incarnation, then it
  • the seed-like forces for the next incarnation.
  • shadowy, belonging to the next incarnation. While it cannot
  • at is what in this incarnation is a mere point, a seed for
  • incarnation, it does not really belong to us. For the
  • duration of this incarnation it actually belongs to the
  • I, the world will prepare for our next incarnation
  • belong to the present incarnation. They are also dependent on
  • connection only with the present incarnation. In order to
  • next incarnation.
  • here the gypsy showed his inclination for abstractions
  • lives in us already but belongs to our next incarnation. It
  • incarnation.
  • picture of our I is the foundation of our next incarnation,
  • international group would frequently gather. It was here that
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• Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture VII
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  • previous incarnation. What is accomplished between death and
  • seeds until the next incarnation. If upbringing and
  • mature in our next incarnation. They must consequently remain
  • incarnation, i.e., see life in a much wider perspective, we
  • next incarnation. It must not be fixed but live and move in
  • our striving. Before incarnation our ether body is so
  • incarnation.
  • and the birth of the incarnation we are in.
  • faculties of imagination, inspiration and intuition. This
  • English dominion. Celtic nationality, he said, was to be
  • most of this combination. His caustic speeches against the
  • inclination to further that evolution, but rather with
  • became as well armed as all the other nations.
• Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture VIII
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  • to what will truly nourish the human soul, the inclination is
  • inclination is at the same time intellectual. What meets us
  • Eastern Europe have a natural inclination to restore to the
  • inclination is towards overcoming what has become entombed in
  • we have an inherent inclination and ability to formulate such
  • way of explanation. Concerning Vischer, Nietzsche had the
  • purposes, the strength of the various nations in Europe was