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• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 1
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  • Mystery Truths and the Christmas Impulse. Published in German as,
  • translation by G. Kaufmann, edited by H. Collison.
  • form in which we observe it to-day, permeating all human
  • epoch of humanity, we must also include one that was, in a
  • humanity finally lost the last vestiges of an understanding
  • event that took place, however, before Man became physically
  • Man. Looking backward as it were, he speaks of a deeply
  • on the part of mankind as a whole, before man ever entered
  • physical world of humanity, into the purely spiritual. Thus
  • connection of which with the evolution of humanity differs
  • of those impulses, whereby the humanity of the 19th century
  • humanity. Thus, in the 19th century, only a very few people
  • — only a very few human souls — knew anything of
  • impressed on nearly all human activities. I mean, what we
  • interesting. We must not forget that he was a man of genius.
  • from him to many other souls; but it is still more important
  • who lived once upon a time; whom man should emulate, with
  • whom he should associate his labours. In like manner, other
  • human progress, human fertilisation, and so on. The priests
  • Dupuis, the Mysteries were so many lie-factories, instituted
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• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 2
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  • Mystery Truths and the Christmas Impulse. Published in German as,
  • translation by G. Kaufmann, edited by H. Collison.
  • things sensible — behind those entities which man can
  • fact that it is necessary, somehow to bring the human soul
  • deceit; and that no man is truly enlightened unless he does
  • introduce some kind of connection between the human soul and
  • ideals and feelings, and impulses of will. It is for the man of
  • above all, the task to protect mankind from using certain forces,
  • spiritual Wisdom in modern time to draw the attention of mankind to the
  • man, — just as those other forces were, in another sense, of
  • thoughts that are applied to all these things, and that must be applied in like manner
  • all the Earth over, are united in human souls with a mentality and
  • financial affairs and so forth, the Ahrimanic elemental beings are produced.
  • Moreover, these elementals of an Ahrimanic kind will necessarily
  • drive man more and
  • of the last three civilisation-epochs which the human race
  • I have recently pointed out. Whatever a man undertakes
  • working of mankind, is subject to a certain law of historic
  • when, as a thought, it springs forth from man, has — so
  • social life; not to our personal Karma. If I manufacture a
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• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 3
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  • Mystery Truths and the Christmas Impulse. Published in German as,
  • translation by G. Kaufmann, edited by H. Collison.
  • and death are the two boundaries of human life, as it runs
  • say: over against what stands before man as the visible part
  • understand. It is essentially Man himself — the
  • super-sensible Man who underlies the human being of the
  • It is a symbol of the super-sensible Man. It is that which
  • super-sensible Man — perceptible, however, to an old
  • super-sensible Man who underlies the man of the sense-world
  • — the super-sensible Man who passes through birth to
  • speaks to man at night-time when the star-lit sky sends him
  • with an atavistic clairvoyant power. Man did not merely
  • human death is connected with what is thus spoken to man by
  • They were clearly conscious of the fact that when a man gives
  • lives in that element which receives the human being when he
  • consciousness of the invisible or super-sensible Man —
  • regarded the starry constellations as a Question, and human
  • associated with the super-sensible Man, so was death
  • ones which really underlie all that humanity possessed by way
  • earliest times man had an exact super-sensible vision of the
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