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• Title: Risen Christ: Lecture I: The Fall from Paradise and its Redemption by Christ
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  • can possibly be justified because of the fact that they were almost
  • that the fact of the incarnation of the cosmic Christ in the historic
  • ancient mysteries, might indeed have missed the vital fact of the
  • justification for the fact that the Gnostics were suppressed and
  • great humility and with full appreciation of the fact that our
  • satisfactory manner.
  • phenomena, a fact which does not immediately appeal to popular
  • in the same way you find no such indication; you find in fact that
  • exists. Then he points out the spiritual problem posed by the fact
  • facts which we may now presume to consider. Where can we trace in MAN
  • itself is only a focal point for the fact that as a result of The
  • that in fact our sense perception is more material than it need be.
  • breath of death. In Eastern tradition the fact is not simply taken
  • Among medieval mystics and alchemists the realization of this fact
  • facts of human nature that we live as individuals of a species, as
  • come about through the fact that spirit is arrested in a sphere where
  • understanding the Christian Mysteries. With these facts one may
  • can read between the lines this fact of the re-established paradisal
• Title: Risen Christ: Lecture II: The Vision of Christ in the Etheric World
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  • the first time he mentioned this fact. It is interesting to know that he
  • a week before, warned him about it, in fact did his best to persuade
  • notice of that fact, and it is perhaps worth remembering that the
  • perhaps partly owing to the fact that we have never quite fully
  • coming of Christ, is a help. In fact, in traditional teachings Christ
  • Greek to denote a period of history; in fact, a period of history
  • in connection with these elementary facts. In the New Testament there
  • plenty of theories for this, but none very satisfactory. Recently I
  • is a fact that near Stuttgart you sometimes see in the spring that
  • expression of the fact that clouds are not only material; they are
  • intimate disciples of Benedictus. Not wishing to overstress the fact,
  • he stresses the fact that it is a natural event which takes place, he
  • fact that today a society entrusted with such an enormous
  • The very fact that we