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- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 1
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- Addressing the rise of materialism as a world view, Steiner shows
- the world. These deeper impulses can be difficult to discern and spiritual
- does not belong to the external physical world at all. On the contrary
- in its own being and nature it belongs to the spiritual world. We already
- experience the spiritual world, though not consciously, when we really
- conscious of himself within thinking he knows himself to be in a world
- myself to be in a world of permanence, subject to neither space nor
- time; a world of eternity.” He enlarged on this observation saying:
- “When one turns away from the world of thinking as such and contemplates
- what we experience when the external world acts upon us, then we are
- are eternal. In the external world everything is transitory; what is
- aspect of the transitory world of illusion and the reality is the force
- external world is an illusion, nowhere is it completely free of pain
- so it cannot be true reality. The real world, the soul-world, is plunged
- himself an eternal world. He maintains that this eternal world proclaims
- and reach salvation. Spir insists that the external world is semblance,
- world does not conform, is not of like nature, to thinking that he says
- world views held by those 19th-century thinkers who lived in the same
- Spir come to experience the world the way he did? If we look for an
- comments: Insofar as we are surrounded by the external material world,
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- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 2
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- Addressing the rise of materialism as a world view, Steiner shows
- of the organic world.” This means that if we want to understand
- is a consciousness of belonging within the world. Weakness and inner
- question is in fact: Where and how do I fit into the world? This is
- Where, as man, is my place in the world? then at best the natural-scientific
- world view will tell him where his physical body belongs within world
- world view has absolutely nothing to say about how man's soul, let alone
- spirit, fits into world evolution. Compare for a moment the evolutionary
- the world consists of atoms. How does this view compare with what spiritual
- attempt to build up a world picture. Here again the very first stage
- and Matter” in which the world is presented as consisting of force
- other. In mutual balance they serve the wise guidance of worlds. When
- in the book Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and its Attainment
- the world in general. There they become what we behold in the time between
- world. Just as here, in the physical world, we need light in order to
- after death to become our external world.
- becomes our inner world, not that which we have merely wished; but will
- into the external world, the actions we have carried out become our
- inner world in the time between death and a new birth, whereas our thoughts,
- our inner life, become what illumines our external world. The outer
- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 3
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- Addressing the rise of materialism as a world view, Steiner shows
- shows man to be a microcosm, a little world. Man's breathing copies
- the processes of the Great World, the macrocosm. However, in regard
- of, the world would be different. It is because our cognition is dependent
- whole relation to the world, was intended to be different. Knowledge
- to whom we look up, when we turn to the spiritual world are the Angeloi.
- pictures of what had surrounded man in the world of the senses on earth.
- world must be visualized all around us and not in some far away cloud-cuckoo-land.
- The spiritual world is literally everywhere about us and it is possible
- to stifle man's consciousness of his connection with the spiritual world.
- spiritual world nearest to us lies above our consciousness. Within this
- the world through the Mystery of Golgotha, whereas earlier it was the
- Mystery of Golgotha, to attain a connection with the spiritual world
- that the spiritual world flows towards him and again ebbs away as it
- and other spiritual beings within the spiritual world forgot man, just
- world through the impulse coming from Christ just as he sees external
- the spiritual world. This is why the Mystery of Golgotha is veiled in
- clairvoyance, that Christ was there above in the spiritual world and
- the Mystery of Golgotha is meant to illumine our world of concepts,
- is established in the world and Ahriman cannot abolish it. That is beyond
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- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 4
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- may find through this event also our own relation to the spiritual world.
- with him, but we also look forward into that world which is receiving
- who has gone into the spiritual world with all his incomparable and
- the spiritual world.
- moments the secrets of the spiritual world reveal themselves with particular
- wisdom governs worlds. In significant moments of his life an individual
- to himself the question: How do I unite with the world-guiding spiritual
- for me to think of myself as a responsible link in the world's spiritual
- when man's relation to the spiritual world becomes manifest to him.
- of his trust in the spiritual guidance of the world he was full of hope
- to me as something he freely chose because, from that other world his
- arise from the fact that we are in the physical world, incarnated in
- which brings us into contact with the spiritual world. For if our thoughts
- truly express our spiritual-scientific view of the world. If we honor
- who not long ago went from the physical plane into the spiritual world.
- those who have gone from her side into the spiritual world. We shall
- world. One has such hopes despite the fact that in our materialistic
- spiritual world. There are many today who enthuse in general about the
- mystical unity of worlds, vaguely declaring that science alone does
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- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 5
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- Addressing the rise of materialism as a world view, Steiner shows
- Slowly and gradually man lost the spiritual world from his consciousness.
- Whereas formerly everyone was able to experience the spiritual world
- with the spiritual world. Eventually humanity would no longer be able
- hovered above them in the spiritual world. Only those souls who, in
- their bodies from above. Consciousness of the spiritual world would
- possible only because a Being from the spiritual world, the Christ Being,
- today, they are revealed to contemplation of the spiritual world; making
- is on the one hand a need to understand the spiritual world and on the
- writer manages to appear high-minded and worldly while remaining a thoroughly
- one strives to attain a world view which does not rely on mere phrases
- but recognizes the reality of the spiritual world and what is demanded
- a sense for what the spiritual world at this moment wants from him.
- this task connected with the enormous world-historical events taking
- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 6
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- Addressing the rise of materialism as a world view, Steiner shows
- and impulses which flow into the physical world from the spiritual world.
- do penetrate everywhere into our world. However, they do not escape
- world than they do in a materialistic age like ours. Let us look at
- to convey to the world certain facts concerning spiritual matters, the
- communications from the spiritual world. Such communications are all
- plane and the spiritual world, in which the dead are living, was so
- but also among certain beings in the spiritual world. There are spirits
- world. Their opportunity to listen to such a conversation can arise
- the spiritual world and the physical plane. These channels are very
- in order to establish what caused the terrible World War. On this basis
- they can enter the world and carry out their intention. They attack
- is the penetration of certain spiritual powers into the human world
- the world. It is necessary to see things in their true context and to
- as others like him, has a certain fear of the spiritual world, fear
- world and enters the spiritual world. He would then have to overcome
- to enter the spiritual world itself, one very easily succumbs instead
- of the Hierarchies who live behind the sense world that Ahriman darkens
- his comprehension of the spiritual world. Through the ahrimanic temptation
- the spiritual world appears as “the great unknown,” as “the
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- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 7
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- world in the 16th and 17th centuries and what is possible since then.
- into the spiritual world and is conversant with the nature of what is
- man's relationship to the spiritual world. Naturally it can cause clashes
- of views when an initiate, from his knowledge of the spiritual world,
- he was in contact with the spiritual world. It must be realized that
- inspired him before writing what he was to communicate to the world;
- human mediator for what the Angel proclaimed concerning a higher world.
- of the inner presence of the spiritual world in human consciousness
- there for man, but man is equally, in the adjoining spiritual world,
- even 17th centuries people appear who know of the spiritual world through
- knew most about man's connection with the spiritual world had been on
- their communion with the spiritual world these individuals derived an
- insight into the world's coming-into-being which, since the 17th century
- of the spiritual world. We enter the minds of those who lived in that
- literature that circulates and even wins awards in the academic world.
- the possibility still existed to have awareness of the spiritual world.
- was being cultivated with the spiritual world, to a time when he himself
- when someone is able to look into the spiritual world he sees things
- world affects man differently once he becomes conscious of it.
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- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 8
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- still had a direct relationship with the spiritual world through the
- an immediate recognition that the world seen through the senses is not
- the only world. The transition in consciousness to later times was far
- was then in its dawn, it drew a veil as it were over the spiritual world
- behind the physical world. I can well imagine that a modern student
- the confines of the physical world by virtue of changes in man's inner
- epoch, man's former connection with the spiritual world has grown dim.
- world. All the deprivation a materialistic age would inflict upon the
- from the spiritual world, as he is bound to forget what he formerly
- received from that world? If you imagine this feeling intensified to
- that universe interested him greatly. However the relation to the world,
- former's thoughts and feelings, his whole relation to the world is determined
- by the natural-scientific view of the world, whereas the latter's thoughts
- pictorial and audible revelations from the spiritual world. Everyone
- was aware that a divine spiritual-world lived in his soul. Man felt
- world has to cease. In this epoch he has developed, through special
- world; no longer is there a path leading from the soul to the spiritual
- world.
- knowledge and religious feelings concerning the spiritual world were
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- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 9
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- life. There are those who ask: Why is it that all over the world there
- on in the world. However, due to modern man's lethargy and love of ease,
- all over the world which is far worse than anything that has happened
- from the spiritual world during sleep and bestows upon them on waking.
- for interest in the spiritual world must take hold of man if morality
- surge and pulsate through the world. There are many reasons why this
- becomes capable of functioning in the spiritual world. This means that
- in his thinking he experiences the spiritual world as a reality. This
- fit to present to spiritual worlds; it illustrates the kind of mistaken
- concepts apply to nations with their group souls. Yet around the world
- moral ideas they exist entirely in the spiritual world, for they arise
- we see spread all over the world today, if only people would have the
- current flows like a current through the world taking hold of souls
- To want to make the physical world into a perfect paradise is to want
- something impossible, for in the physical world there is perpetual oscillation.
- permeate the physical world with spirituality and recognizes that man
- Those who want to turn the physical world into a paradise, whether in
- magnitude as Christianity itself. What today dominates the world as
- This world issue, this world
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- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture I
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- world other than the physical-material one. They knew: In
- that world, those who died young had other tasks to
- still had a satisfying view of life and the world.
- lead man into the spiritual world, illumining it for him.
- mysteries. Direct vision of the spiritual world was lost
- see into the spiritual world, though in decreasing measure.
- heroes: “It is better to be a beggar in the upper world
- through direct vision that the “upper world” and
- because of this vision that the spiritual world as such
- kind of spiritual world. That is why it is of such immense
- with loss of all connection with the spiritual world.
- receive from the external world and ordinary history, people
- one's own pleasure while believing to have a world mission;
- ideas about peace, which have swept through the world, are so
- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture II
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- attempts are made to understand the world and attain a
- into the world with forces of growth, of thriving, and
- world of the Gods.
- The connection man formerly had with the spiritual world came
- tragic destiny, for Christ — from the external world
- understand what is actually taking place in the world can
- from this world of the senses into a reverie — then a
- about the world catastrophe of 1914.” What is one to
- who suddenly hears about the world war of 1914. So during his
- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture III
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- same natural way a certain worldly maturity. No one disputed
- were in the spiritual world. They became aware of this once
- spiritual world became dark. The teaching about Ormuzd and
- experience. Man was aware that he was in the spiritual world
- spiritual world which he could experience through
- spiritual world had been experienced directly through
- fourth epoch when the surrounding spiritual world had faded
- stars was perceived; the world was seen more or less as we
- world in ancient Greece. That the soul lives in the body and
- founded a philosophy of the world of stars. He interpreted
- world. The time had come when something had to intervene: the
- worlds and enter the body of Jesus of Nazareth. Man had to
- Christ Jesus in the modern world.
- a concrete grasp of the spiritual world and thereby rekindles
- world. We can find our connection with spirituality only
- sense the soul's necessity of union with the spiritual world.
- experiments how the world will end.
- thoughts about the spiritual world will be mere fantasy. One
- concepts of the spiritual world. One's thoughts remain unreal
- are taken from the external physical world, but today other
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- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture IV
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- man can regain the connection with the spiritual world which
- discover the interplay of forces between man and world, he
- with forces that entered me from the spiritual world, and
- stem from higher worlds. I cannot regard it as belonging to
- that spiritual powers in higher worlds wish to communicate
- forces proceeding from the spiritual world, and what I am
- worlds; I may not look upon it as belonging to my ordinary
- — is working out of a spiritual world through me on
- through tubes or wires to a spiritual world, thought of in
- one gains knowledge of facts belonging to higher worlds
- example of how the modern world presents anthroposophy. This
- absorbs the pictures coming from the external world and made
- world, one certainly meets with things that are neither easy
- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture V
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- world views. He was reticent about his work and very little
- all-encompassing view of the world based on psychology. I
- the inner world of fluctuating moods and feelings. Thus,
- exists out there in the external world is experienced in the
- external material world, the world of mere appearance.
- of the external world; where is the world of appearance? What
- related to the whole world through his ether body. That he
- world, and in that world are the impulses of good. In the
- spiritual world also holds sway what for man is good and
- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture VI
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- and its relation to the world. There is at the present time a
- death into the spiritual world. But one's life of feeling
- world. From what we see inwardly as a thought picture of our
- I, the world will prepare for our next incarnation
- of the world. When asked by our friends to write something in
- written: “To find yourself, seek in the world; to find
- the world, seek in yourself.”
- one's experience of the world. However, in this respect
- World War gypsies have practically disappeared but those who
- connections in life one is contemplating the world rather
- physical world. It corresponds to someone walking through a
- in the physical world, it is rejected. However, there is a
- events of the spiritual world must be sought in subtler ways
- than is customary today. Life in the physical world is
- completely different from life in the spiritual world. It is
- spiritual world, which requires a much more delicate
- aim should rather be to seek within the world those hidden
- flows into the world, issue from the I that was the dried
- “Our path through the spiritual world can be traversed
- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture VII
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- is spiritual in the world, from our knowledge of the
- provide him with, i.e., what the world can make of him, will
- feelings and perceptions. Our mental pictures of the world,
- world around him, but an interest directed towards the spirit
- confines of the immediate sensory world into that realm of
- the spiritual world which reaches beyond what is perceived
- spiritual world. You will understand that the spiritual
- the spiritual world itself the spiritual researcher sets
- physical world, then the corresponding physical facts must be
- stands in the modern world with all that nature provides,
- future. If such a person could be found in the modern world,
- dreamed of a world court of arbitration, which is a typical
- benefit the world. But what Lloyd George cannot do is
- When one is able to look behind the scenes of world history
- intervened in the world situation which could not have arisen
- convictions because all that lives in the physical world is
- on behind the surface of world history. As long as mankind's
- become the pivot around which so many things in the world
- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture VIII
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- related to world evolution in the widest sense, but to truth
- immortality of the soul, the meaning of world evolution, and
- there exists no short summary of a world view which can be
- notion that pessimism means a view that considers the world
- world, to work with and for the development of the world.
- to further the upbuilding processes in the world. Thus Eduard
- content of what is to satisfy us as a world view must be
- world. Because the spiritual aspect is endless it can never
- world, provided we retain an open receptivity for what comes
- to meet us from the world. We must above all become
- In the world things
- finished view of the world. Much of what comes to expression
- are not interested when told about the spiritual worlds
- continues to develop to extremes in the Western world. It is
- in this way been thrust into the world seeks materialization;
- sense, but actually to materialize. The Western world has
- forces which at present are shaping the world, and we are
- adequate view of world events. For example, without such
- world. Yet that same Lord Haldane had in his youth, while in
- still loftier saying the foundation for his whole world view,
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