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- Title: East and West, and the Roman Church: Lecture I
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- Man's Responsibility for World Evolution through His Spiritual
- appeared, entitled “Three Worlds,” bearing the author's name Hei
- appears within our own European world and sets out to consider the
- the first place it deals with a division into three worlds
- It pours into the world as a hair-splitting specialisation, clouded
- world-embracing trade, of never-resting machines, of standing
- ages. This modern civilisation is also rooted in the world of
- world-conceptions of our recent times, and even the mechanical
- world-ordering in political and also in the economic life.
- fundamentally no longer knows what soul is in the world, in the
- East, of this second world, had they holy treasures? Could they
- in the full sense of the word, and does not consider the world only
- Wisdom. Every Asiatic would naturally contrast the world he sees in
- Europe with the second world, which is the world he himself
- is a world which has fallen into decadence; for it is indeed a
- world which had its starting-point in an Imagination, Inspiration
- descended from spiritual worlds to the Earth, were still active in
- higher spiritual worlds and can still inspire men. Herein for the
- chaotic in man; only in future worlds in which the Earth will
- has come from primeval worlds to the Earth. If I give myself to
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- Title: East and West, and the Roman Church: Lecture II
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- Man's Responsibility for World Evolution through His Spiritual
- pointed to the three worlds which were seen there, namely, the
- world of modern European civilisation, the world which forms the
- Schools of Initiation the so-called Heliocentric view of the world,
- the world might also be said with reference to many other things
- special development of the world of thought, a kind of
- soul not only the Copernican view of the world but also other ideas
- world-consciousness. They have acquired a knowledge of
- that the world is permeated by Spirit. He has not been obliged to
- without having consciousness of the spirituality of the world. He
- self-consciousness, but loses the world-consciousness of the
- in my book Knowledge of the Higher Worlds you will find
- totality, as it can be advocated, Catholicism is a world-conception
- in Scholasticism. There it is a world-conception that is enclosed
- world-conception which meets us there has been preserved from olden
- the Son and of the Spirit; a world-conception which was a
- world-embracing dogmatic teaching about the Trinity, a
- world-conception which, in the philosophy of St. Augustine and
- the world, because Catholicism has within it that firmly
- all-embracing world-conception, and it is one that a man can unite
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