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• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 1
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  • necessities of European civilisation, making themselves felt ever
  • later form. The ancient Greek partly felt that in his own time the
  • he himself felt to be the culmination of his art. When he wrote his
  • still felt at that time that thinking was alive there, that hope was
  • Nature's wonder like the song of the lark. It was still felt
  • Greeks felt.
  • Spiritual Science, permeated with loving spiritual warmth, have felt
  • are trying to do. Let me first gratify a heartfelt wish by alluding
  • in my Mystery Plays and will more and more be felt as the true
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 2
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  • felt: ‘I absorb into myself the substance of the plant kingdom
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 3
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  • that the longing to resolve this opposition is very widely felt. It
  • subconscious, he saw it, or felt it clairvoyantly. If today we wish
  • to express in up-to-date phraseology what the Greek felt, we must say
  • that he felt working within him the forces which caused thought to
  • flash up, and felt that they were the same forces which organised the
  • once more the Greek felt the answer, was conscious of the answer
  • without undergoing any intellectual process. He felt that in the ebb
  • between ancient and modern times, that the Greek felt mainly the
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 4
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  • and inspire the earthly realm. When the ancient Greek felt what
  • as being Lucifer's, he also felt to belong to the substance of
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 5
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  • The Hebrew must inevitably have felt: ‘Devotion to this divine
  • on Earth was like! He felt, ‘I have in my astral body. ... I
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 6
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  • the contrary, one in which they did see them? They felt that
  • been instilled into them. They felt that man with his physical body
  • also was felt by the Greeks. They felt that the ego of man as it
  • suddenly confronted by it. But the ancient Greek felt this too. That
  • felt that in what constituted the world of men there lived something
  • which we live has a heterogeneous constituent was felt too by the
  • Greek. He felt that an element is included in our physical human
  • by today is in fact a real contradiction, and the Greek felt that
  • felt the self-contradiction in the external human form. He was not a
  • felt profoundly that the human form as it walks the Earth today is a
  • man we see before us is a composite being. The Greeks felt this and
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 7
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  • The Greeks felt that
  • contrast between what the Greeks felt in their ideas about the upper
  • able to understand in this way was felt by the ancient Greek, and
  • things. Hence the strangeness which is bound to be felt in many