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- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 1
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- The soul experiences of the writer of St. Luke's Gospel were akin to
- those of the agrarian type; whereas those of the writer of St. Matthew's
- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 5
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- the longing is present is often emphasized by writers who are themselves
- article in which the writer describes just such an example of so-called
- spiritual striving. Someone the writer knew well told him — the
- was an experience not to be missed. He further informed the writer that
- at the slightest opportunity reel it off at breakneck speed. The writer,
- Nevertheless after this experience the writer goes to hear a lecture
- the writer felt that Johannes Müller spoke about life's purpose
- Only one thing bothered the writer: the conversation he had with the
- the writer's description: “On to the platform came a medium-sized,
- compare with the writer's image of someone who spoke about self-sacrifice
- Müller had resembled the writer's preconceived notion the latter
- would have believed him. Very interesting! And why would the writer
- believe him? The reason is simple. This writer, unlike most people in
- Johannes Müller obviously suggested none of this. The writer said
- him it is a joke. — This is of course a paradox; what the writer
- the example of the writer I just mentioned; he will undoubtedly be suited
- the writer can use for an article which he ends with the words: “What
- writer manages to appear high-minded and worldly while remaining a thoroughly
- Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 6
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- takes possession of the writer of a detective novel, especially if drunk
- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture II
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- by chance when he is a writer of history! One really can no
- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture III
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- have had the good fortune to attain. The writer concerned has
- Title: Aspects/Evolution: Lecture VI
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- writer, Eduard Bernstein, has an interesting description of
- Bernstein met Sergius Kratschinsky, a writer who had adopted
- evenings. The writer of the invitation said he was aware that
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