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• Title: Lecture: The Threshold In Nature and In Man
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  • changing all the time, moving onward from state to state; consequently
• Title: Lecture: The Migrations of the Races
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  • element, into the great idea of the organization of States. The
  • States suitable for the different peoples.
  • the third to build the foundations for the State, to galvanize
  • as in Troy or Alba Longa, or in the theocratic State, Palestine. But
  • not in any way qualified for the task of organizing States. This
  • working together with Alba Longa, the priestly State, had brought Rome
  • The Theocratic State.
  • existing forms, taking the form of the law from the theocratic State,
  • State which had already founded a world empire. The priest who
  • state that he was sent by the Pope to counteract their influence. It
  • Shamo, state, Sibylline, theocratic, Trojan, truth, Turanian, Tyrian,
  • state,
• Title: Lecture: Morality and Karma
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  • statement may seem perfectly correct; nevertheless it contains envy
• Title: Lecture: The Supersensible in the Human Being and in the Universe
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  • As stated, we do
  • conception is the other aspect, concerning which he states that,
  • can check the statements of the spiritual investigator. Just as it
• Title: Lecture: Reincarnation and Karma
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  • accepted, for instance, such a statement as “All that is
  • scientific statement that worms, insects and fish do not
  • because he knows that the human state of mind regarding
  • Schools of Ancient Wisdom the significant statement was made,
  • objection to the statement that all higher functions in the
  • from the living,” the corresponding statement,
  • and add at once the end of Topinard's statements. “During
  • statements, in a sketchy summary of exact scientific religion,
  • the following (twenty-second statement) "... Just as ... in
  • Natural Scientists, the statement can be found: “Do we
• Title: Lecture: The Errors of Spiritual Investigation
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  • Franceseo Redi (who put forward the basic statement: Life can
• Title: Lecture: The National Epics With Especial Attention to the Kalevala
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  • Iliad. Homer wishes only to describe to us that which he states so pregnantly
  • I state as something of the objectivity of which I am conscious, something
  • which I could never state to give pleasure in the way of flattery. We
  • that man has his origin and primitive state in the spiritual; therefore
• Title: Jesus and Christ
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  • the Christ Jesus Event. Statements of religious creeds concerning this
  • body. The statements of the spiritual investigator come from
  • to biology. It states that a living being recapitulates in its
  • deemed unfit in its ordinary state to penetrate into those spheres
  • When the ancient Persian surpassed his ordinary state of
  • but I can fully understand it if some say my statements appear to them
• Title: The Social Question and Theosophy
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  • A state councilman is normally
  • [4th edition, Berlin 1905, p.31] { Bracketed statements [ ] are
  • stages of its existence, even in its germinal state,
  • Steiner's private library (Archives of the Rudolf Steiner Estate
• Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture I: Free Will, Immortality
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  • that time I only noted the tune in a half-dreaming state. But
  • this meditating be far removed from any kind of dream state or
  • hypnotists produce a hypnotic state is the very opposite
  • statements about the science of spirit. With this one
  • statement he proves how far he is from what is meant
  • spiritual world as I have described. Irresponsible statements
  • What is meant is that in certain states of life we train the
  • states, in this condition of soul, the soul has a different
• Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture II: The Historical Evolution of Humanity
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  • wonderful statement of Rabindranath Tagore about the
  • based on land and obedience evolved out of the old estates and
  • North American states when all sorts of people mixed with each
  • but would like all the same to state what I think is the
  • attitude of the state toward property, of tariffs and of
  • struggle with truth, on the other a statement of something by
  • statements he makes about the Americans hit home. He says
  • life as a whole, proceeds in alternating states of waking and
  • state. We sleep and dream beneath the surface of our normal
  • state in the subconscious, the unconscious. Man's real life
  • anew according to the inner copy. This is the true state of
  • statements, but in future our study of history will result in
• Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture III: The Supersensible Being of Man
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  • permitted to make such a paradoxical statement. Its truth will
  • meditation, when he immerses himself in a state of
  • hallucinations and even more serious states. In our ordinary
  • actually enter into this living state of thinking. Alone, we
  • lose ourselves so that we actually reach the state of
  • disappears too. Then we remain in a state of
  • unconscious state he is nevertheless within the being of his
  • on the one hand is similar to the state of sleep, but which on
  • even say it is the very opposite of the state of sleep. The
  • experience the transition in a conscious state. The power that
  • body in a state without consciousness — I do not have to
  • reason this state is radically different from the state of
  • this state where the will is detached from our normal soul
  • that such a statement could make one despair of the wise
  • statement “The world is only idea.” This had such
• Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture V: Mystery of the Human Being
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  • this is a significant statement, coming from one so familiar
  • ordinary life we are familiar with two states of
  • consciousness, the state of our normal consciousness
  • day consciousness. We are also familiar with the state of our
  • or that produce morbid or unsound states of any kind, but they
  • consciousness, out of a dreaming state, and makes our
  • and immature state, rather like a hope or promise.
  • or state of something that has been preceded in planetary
  • present-day physical body, but in a spiritual state and with
  • himself a pupil of Haeckel, as an appropriate statement about
  • like this. It all adds up to a clear statement as to what
• Title: Eternal Soul of Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • Even in ordinary life we know of two states
  • different from one another. We know the state of wakefulness,
  • where we are from morning till night, and we know the state of
  • in the waking state.
  • sleeping state — in general so to speak — so that
  • entirely different state of consciousness. What happens because
  • we see with the eyes, such as we have in the waking state,
  • Thus we know our dream state only from the
  • to something new, to a higher state of consciousness? Can we
  • awakens out of this ordinary everyday life to a higher state
  • the dull, dreamy state of the child's consciousness.”
  • human being has evolved out of the dull, dreamy soul-state of
  • perhaps we are brought to a state only of some self-deception
  • can reach yet another higher state of consciousness.
  • in him a state which I call the deepest silence of the
  • very gradually cease. At the state of zero — having
  • arrived at the zero state over the loud din — we call
  • also in the waking state, they are actually a dream. We
  • Then it all goes down into an unconscious state. Then the idea
  • only dream about even in the waking state, we gradually switch
• Title: The Story of the Green Serpent and the Beautiful Lily: Lecture I
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  • The well-known statement, which, in its lack of humility, boasts of
  • the Lily. The highest forces of the soul, the highest state of
  • of freedom, — this state of soul, which was communicated to the
  • penetrated them by means of the laws of nature, — this state of
  • Goethe has described that Love as the highest state of Freedom, as
  • he is in an almost unconscious state, and not when living in clear
• Title: The Story of the Green Serpent and the Beautiful Lily: Lecture II
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  • statement, because not much Anthroposophy can be traced in his
  • that, the soul is thrown out into a state of disturbance. Goethe
  • drawn into the spheres of Phenomena, but in a state of disharmony.
  • into states of trance. This crossing of the bridge is accomplished in
• Title: Lecture: The Old Sagas of the Gods
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  • fire of passion in a purified state, and thereby win
• Title: On The Gospel of St. John
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  • ant-colony is far more wisely arranged than many a modern State.
  • Whence is to come the Leader of a modern State — a true Leader?
  • this state of things could not remain, for human beings have quite
• Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Gospel of St. John and Ancient Mysteries
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  • that has ever borne rule in states, all the order and Morality that
  • and three nights the man lay in another state of consciousness in the
• Title: Lecture: 'I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life'
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  • such statements of modern psychology. Really foolish things
  • “I.” The “I” brings about our state
• Title: Lecture: How Can We Gain Knowledge of the Supersensible Worlds?
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  • against the spiritual-scientific statement or truth that when the
  • state of the soul the human being is not able to observe the soul
  • obtain another state of consciousness; his consciousness would be
  • life forces which exist in ordinary life, but in a dormant state.
  • unconscious state during our ordinary life? Because the soul's
  • science. We can understand this, and, as stated, no objection can
  • feeling which lived in us in a dormant state and which must now
  • super-sensible world: on the one hand we should rise to the state
  • aspect. As stated, SELF EXPERIENCE OF THE SPIRITUAL WORLD is