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• Title: Man/Being/Spirit/Soul: Lecture I: Man as a Being of Spirit and Soul
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  • the cultural and spiritual life of the present time. It does
  • life. It is not so difficult to see that the science of spirit
  • spirit life. It was not like today when the phenomena of nature
  • just the most serious questions about the life of the soul and
  • questions of spiritual life. We find that a scientist like
  • and wish to draw conclusions affecting spiritual life from the
  • the life of the soul, and that science comes to an end where
  • really seeking spiritual substance in cultural life
  • the pressing questions about the life of the human soul and
  • mix-up of the bodily life and soul life which comes about
  • physical life of the human being. Let us take a particular
  • need to breathe, and so on, in life. These are immediate,
  • everyday life know about all the complicated processes, the
  • body in everyday life, which is more or less its outward form,
  • to the human being as is hidden to him in ordinary life of
  • today that the part of his spiritual life that is orientated
  • life and proceed from there to what lies spiritually outside
  • this soul life. And this spiritual nature has naturally to be
  • possible way, just as the life of the human body is
  • spiritual life are in fact spiritual, and therefore are quite
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• Title: Man/Being/Spirit/Soul: Lecture II: The Psychological Expression of the Unconscious
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  • However, a fact about the soul-life of present day humanity
  • beyond the ordinary everyday life of the soul, which, of
  • human soul life, inasmuch as this lies within the conscious
  • is not possible to investigate the mysteries of soul life, that
  • there is much that rises up into the soul life of the human
  • flows into one's conscious life. It would of course take a very
  • of the unconscious. In the cultural life of Central Europe the
  • approaches spiritual life, which is supposed to remain
  • life rests on something spiritual and unconscious. He maintains
  • and intensification of our soul life. These unconscious forces
  • spiritual life, and we shall do this by taking into
  • life which enter into our consciousness in a less complete way
  • our ordinary soul life, even if it is only a mystical
  • soul life, can be treated in such a way that the human being
  • can rise from this soul life to the spiritual, just as from
  • another aspect he can descend from soul life to the physical by
  • appears in our conscious soul life from unknown depths or
  • unconscious soul life and its manifestations. I shall take
  • arises out of the unconscious depths of soul life, and this is
  • plays into our semiconscious life, and this is the sphere of
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• Title: Man/Being/Spirit/Soul: Lecture III: The Science of the Spirit and Modern Questions
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  • of knowledge and of the tendencies of practical social life to
  • continue to exist as beings with spirit-soul life and social
  • life with the ideas, feelings and impulses of the will which we
  • outlook in practical life and in technical achievements
  • this scientific knowledge in social life. Whatever a
  • in his ordinary everyday life or in whatever else
  • his life. And he has to say to himself: Fundamentally,
  • questions to be answered about social life, about the way in
  • technical results which our modern life has brought are such
  • organization, his form of life on the earth and so on, we do
  • to these questions which modern life has caused to become
  • And what has practical life given us? Of course, all the
  • means of our enormous and widespread industrial life and world
  • practical social life. But it is precisely this practical life
  • take life very seriously. So we see that the practical side of
  • life also presents the human being with riddles.
  • seeks in the foundations of social life those sources of man's
  • civilization if life simply goes on as before, if human souls
  • impulses for the renewal of social life are found out of the
  • life.
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• Title: Lecture: The Christmas Festival: A Token of the Victory of the Sun
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  • life pulsating through and through us.
  • life? He addressed a Hymn, a kind of prayer to Nature with all her
  • Faust where Goethe addresses Nature, not as the dead, lifeless being
  • life again a mood which filled men's hearts in an age when wisdom
  • not only an expression of an event in the life of a higher Being, but
  • very highest order in cosmic and human life. In the days when genuine
  • thought but was the very wellspring of the life of the peoples, the
  • physical, all bodily life on Earth had reached the stage of animality
  • soul of man descended. Life had so far developed that the human body
  • it now has in the process of man's growth and life upon the Earth and
  • And now try to think of the course of human life in connection with
  • life of the soul, of the course of the Sun and everything that is
  • and it is upon this harmony that the rhythmic life-process of all
  • everything, even the very life of animals is dependent upon the
  • the powers of life are governed where the prevailing rhythmic forces
  • developed an inner life in harmony with the divine rhythms pulsating
  • through the cosmos. His life of feeling and of thinking must have rid
  • itself of chaos, of all disharmony, and his inner life of soul must
  • course. A man whose spiritual life had found a path as sure as that of
  • The Sun-Soul was the great example for the way in which a man's life
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• Title: Lecture: On The Three Magi
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  • when he dies.” Myrrh is the symbol of the dying of the lower life and
  • the resurrection of the higher life. It is offered by the Initiate
  • the thirtieth year of his life he gives up his own life to the
  • earthly in order that the Higher may come to life. In the middle of
  • significance has disappeared. But this feeling will be kindled to life
• Title: On the Relationship with the Dead
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  • with them into sleep. This is the connection between life in the spiritual
  • world and life on earth.
  • that is to know life directly. Chemical and physical laws can be
  • investigated any time, but to investigate life is an ideal. Life can never
  • Thus, life is something that
  • of spiritual science and see that it is not a theory but an elixir of life,
  • life on earth if they are to form concepts and ideas. So, a soul that goes
  • Life on earth has another
  • spiritual life into a sort of societal form. Thus we see that, by building
  • have a sociable life there as well as here. We will have understanding for
  • be shut off from more remote souls, we interest ourselves in their life.
  • spiritual life here or to those who are instructed by the reading of
  • certain forces that he had in his life. These forces are still available to
  • earth-life. Perhaps the dead person loved us and wants to send us his
  • understand that life here and life yonder are only changes of form, this is
  • In the life between death
  • earth-life ... Continually flowing into the physical causes are forces that
  • freshness, growth, and health into earth-life.
• Title: Anthroposophy in Daily Life
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  • Patience, Wisdom, Devoutness and Life-Confidence.
  • Patience, Wisdom, Devoutness and Life-Confidence.
  • Anthroposophyin Daily Life
  • Anthroposophyin Daily Life
  • Science, it gives us strength and confidence in life. How can we introduce it into our life
  • human life. Why, they ask, do we need all this knowledge of the spirit, why should we have
  • Science can mean to us, and does mean to those who have adopted the right attitude to life
  • knowledge is applied to life. But this is impossible unless we realise that the essential
  • life. For example, statistics can establish how many suicides occur in a particular place.
  • life. This doctor, Fliess [Wilhelm Fließ (1858-1928)] by name, began to register the
  • course of life something that is in keeping with numbers. The Pythagorean saying, "In
  • man's inner being has any share in the destiny of his life. For if birth and death are
  • probability it is possible to calculate the probable duration of human life. But I do not
  • away the connection between the inner nucleus of our being and the external course of life.
  • are of no importance for the Karma of our life. We catch a certain train in life, entering
  • have to decide, through the inner laws of our Karma, to enter a certain stream of life
  • those who seek the spirit should more and more acquire a feeling that life is complicated;
  • is an easy matter to grasp the whole of life, and that a few sentences taken from Spiritual
  • no connection whatever existed between external laws and human Karma, our whole life would
  • numbers in the timetable are connected with practical life. Even though it does not concern
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