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• Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture I: On Spengler's "Decline of the West"
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  • running on time; one who can to some degree see into the
  • appear in our time. It is a thick book and widely read, a book
  • costs ten times as much as in 1914. Books must always be
  • physics. This means that the time has begun when belief in
  • again and again how really serious the times are, and what a
  • mistake it is to sleep away this seriousness of the times.
  • post-Atlantean time we distinguish the Indian, Persian,
  • infancy, a time of maturity, and a time of aging, and then,
  • our own time, but always we have something which Oswald
  • initiation-wisdom of primeval times. And this initiation-wisdom
  • of primeval times, which was still mighty in India, inserted a
  • Egypto-Chaldean time. The seed could also be carried over into
  • time. And there it dries up.
  • remarks at the time of founding our movement was that, if you
  • initiation-wisdom which must begin in our time must, like the
  • should see through this. Now in our time no appeal is more
  • the superficial consciousness of the times. I had a talk with
  • paradoxical. But we live in a time when the old
  • everything is lost time today that is not willed out of the
  • wasting our time and strength in this way, we should apply
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• Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture II: Oswald Spengler - I
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  • some time ago the first volume of Spengler's Decline
  • time. Here is a man who felt in much that is now active in the
  • likewise of many other people of the present time. What is to
  • thought depends at the present time. For such an
  • the time of Galileo and Copernicus. It shows first that man can
  • aware of this power in the thinking of our time know that this
  • obscure and mystical in the worst sense of our time, unless it
  • time ago — directly after the appearance of Oswald
  • “They hearkened to the laws of the cosmic time-beat in
  • emotions, it must seem that at that time nature reeled. In
  • time by saying that since the middle of the fifteenth century
  • our time, as he is inwardly, as observer of the outer world, we
  • must say that as human being he has at this precise time
  • the same time that he places both feet on the earth.
  • the same time an immeasurable deepening. The human waking
  • characteristic of our time.
  • he lives in time; he takes his stand in the “When”
  • the most prominent personalities of the present time, who,
  • contempt with which the soldiers and statesmen of all times
  • statesmen of all times have looked down on the scribbler and
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• Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture III: Oswald Spengler - II
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  • author whom I discussed here the last time should really
  • thought-combinations he achieves are sometimes dazzling.
  • are in keeping with the spirit of the time, but he really has a
  • outwardly something to do in the world, turned, in later times
  • to the oracles, and in earlier times to what can be
  • the so-called men of action of that time were the instruments
  • to do with these events. Looking back into ancient times we
  • ancient times made the human being of that time unfree. Men's
  • be images. The thoughts of the humanity of earlier times were
  • came modern times. The thoughts of men lost their divine,
  • imaginations and inspirations of ancient times: he experienced
  • thought-substance. They acted upon human beings at that time
  • which was derived more or less from ancient times through
  • presented whose content was derived from ancient times, when
  • to the last third of the nineteenth; for during that time human
  • unconsciously in modern times. Human beings had themselves no
  • the secret societies of more recent times.
  • was possible in the time of Gabriel, because practically
  • life. In most recent times there has been much which has
  • today that people of the present time could do a vast amount of
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• Title: Oswald Spengler: Article I: Spengler's "Perspectives of World History"
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  • hardly be able to resist the conviction that in our times
  • lifeless, men saw for the first time what knowledge could
  • time when the human soul becomes simply a mirror,
• Title: Oswald Spengler: Article II: The Flight From Thinking
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  • evaluating that period of time in which human evolution
  • agnosticism of modern times is taken with such complete
• Title: Oswald Spengler: Article III: Spengler's Physiognomic View of History
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  • physiognomic time-beat, is the resolution of the
  • guides his physiognomic time-beat he can depict brilliantly the
  • was he at times a Manichaean, but he remained so even as a
• Title: Oswald Spengler: Article IV: Spengler's Spirit-Deserted History
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  • creating in time. For Spengler that which works itself
  • facts.” Certainly Spengler is ten times right in thus
  • every spring-time has been the Estate in the most
  • time must find, out of the deepest inner sources, the true
  • with which there emerges for the first time in human history
  • present time the beginning of a period which will fetch history
  • free will this will not become history! May a time come when a
  • Rather let us hope that a time may come in which what the