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• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 1
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  • on the part of mankind as a whole, before man ever entered
  • connected with the evolution of mankind. As I have often
  • times, man received forces which have been lost to mankind
  • changed, and greatly so. Mankind to-day is not exposed to
  • just as in ancient times they led to Luciferic. Mankind
  • mankind. Yet this very truth is beating against the doors of
  • life from these extreme aberrations of mankind, — the
  • Christ-force entered the evolution of mankind. ‘In
  • are intimately connected with the evolution of mankind. The
  • evolution of mankind is calling out to be recognized in its
  • mankind at the time of the Mystery of Golgotha, and from
• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 2
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  • above all, the task to protect mankind from using certain forces,
  • spiritual Wisdom in modern time to draw the attention of mankind to the
  • working of mankind, is subject to a certain law of historic
  • evolve once more. It is necessary for mankind that we should
  • mankind needs is, above all, this widening of the sphere of
  • all-embracing Wisdom which becomes Teaching for mankind, and
  • mankind, to stop short at the old, because humanity can with
  • almost overcome with pity for poor mankind, when men are
• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 3
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  • regained by mankind in course of the 5th post-Atlantean
  • that very time the whole of mankind, with that portion of the
  • The Spiritual Guidance of Mankind,
  • we may ask: How could a primeval wisdom of mankind — so
  • Mankind would have had to remain in their old state of
  • still be necessary for poor mankind of to-day to find its