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• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 1
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  • their own will, their own sentiment; thus one person may regard this,
  • our own personality. Ideals of this kind are really only what one or
  • form their opinions out of feelings and personal motives, but
  • personal feeling as the standard of measurement. As persons we are
  • personal feelings about the ideal, and no longer ask what we
  • occultism; we should be putting our personal preferences above the
  • necessities of existence. However great our personal inclination for
  • sympathetically just because of our own personal preferences for this
  • something which dawns in us today in a form as yet impersonal; it is
  • will not think it inappropriate or too personal if again this year I
  • It is my wish, not out of personal preference but because it cannot
  • material impersonations; that some figures must stand out in the
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 2
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  • a thoughtful person will naturally reflect that such movements do not
  • vision at Damascus it came to one person only; in the future it will
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 4
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  • controlling centre, as superpersonal, superhuman, we have what Greek
  • the leading personalities of the period.
  • Spirits of Personality, the Principalities, the Archai, who of course
  • Spirits of Personality, then in the Persian epoch the next lower
  • Spirits of Personality, who were the inspirers of the Holy Rishis in
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 5
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  • a single person, a single person who in Atlantis walked the Earth as
  • soul-life which we find personified by Persephone was developed in
  • earth, enclosed within the narrow confines of his own personality.
  • which man does in fact tend to cut himself off as an isolated person
  • the personal intellectual ego, once lived as a man, as the younger
  • soul of Dionysos the younger. Since the death of the personality of
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 6
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  • physical body. A man may be inwardly a thoroughly untruthful person,
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 7
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  • for the man who sees himself in it. When you with your personality
  • Superficial persons could of course immediately say: ‘But you
  • Dionysos was himself a very ugly man. This person, Silenus who was
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 8
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  • we have behaved to this or that person, when we see the debt we have
• Title: Lecture: Wonders of the World: Lecture 10
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  • Personality, during the Sun evolution the Cherubim worked with the
  • in this personality of ours; we wish to be permeated by the
  • in either case we find it all impersonal and freed from ourselves. In