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• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 1
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  • sense, an echo or aftermath of earlier transformations. I
  • outer historic sense, how such a mode of thought as we find
  • sense not yet Philistine; there was a certain grandeur and
  • middle-class limitations. His was in a sense a heavenly
  • only in a certain sense — as regards the teachings over
  • the nonsense that figures in so many heads today.
  • nonsense, and call it Woodrow Wilson. Not only what I have
• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 2
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  • himself, in a certain sense, a pupil and successor of Jacob
  • on the world of the senses, and on the intellect which
  • depends upon the senses. Then we pointed out that in contrast
  • sense, the whole of the evolution of the 19th century —
  • man, — just as those other forces were, in another sense, of
  • modern sense, of international finance and the like — if the
  • ineffective in this sense; for it implies the fundamental
  • spiritual organism has, in a certain sense, an ascending and
  • working in a favourable or in an unfavourable sense?
  • the limits of the senses and the sense-bound intellect, or of
  • association all that the senses can afford.
  • nonsense to the natural-scientific age. Spiritual Science, on
  • are voicing things of the sense-world, united by the percept
  • the sense of anthroposophical Spiritual Science, then, in
  • Word, the Teaching, not in a mere scholastic sense. For
  • super-sensible worlds into the world of sense, so to be the
  • our sense-perceptible actions on the physical plane.
  • implies that the Wisdom which we have to seek in the sense of
  • you will ask, is there any sense or meaning in this? Is it
  • Namely the following: Man turns his senses to the outer
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• Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 3
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  • sense-world. What is it that the profane world knows as the
  • super-sensible Man who underlies the man of the sense-world
  • clothe himself with a sensely garment. This is the type of
  • no doubt, it may seem nonsense. It meant that among all other
  • been widened in the two directions in which the sense world
  • respect, our time is indeed in a certain sense in the reverse