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- Title: Cover: The Gospel of St. John
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- on the 19th and 26th of February
- and the 5th of March 1906.
- Title: Introductory Note: The Gospel of St. John
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- 12th and 13th of February, 1906, Rudolf Steiner gave two
- still in preparation and which will contain the eight
- Title: Notes: The Gospel of St. John
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- Lectures 1, 10 and 12(6 Jan, 1 May, 11 June, 1908)
- Apocalypse”, lectures 2, 3, and 10 (19, 20, 28
- “Spiritual Heirarchies and their Reflection
- in the Physical World”. lectures 2 and 3
- 1977. “Chance, Necessity and Providence”,
- Title: First Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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- and next time I am going to speak about the Gospel of St.
- as an historical source. It is said in theological circles
- hand modern theologians try to interpret the John Gospel as a
- Thus the John Gospel could be considered as a devotional
- work, a deeply felt confession of faith, not as anything that
- from the John Gospel, and there is a conviction, a source of
- truth of a different nature to that proceeding from other
- soul life and spiritual devotion. Only with the help of
- spiritual science can one understand why this is so. Many a
- time have I told you how spiritual science helps towards a
- attitude of a simple person and takes the facts as they are
- religious life from these sources and is satisfied with
- people of our day who had this naive outlook and then became
- the gospels and lost faith. They said: We cannot reconcile
- remaining faithful to these writings and seeking wisdom in
- them with our conscience and our sense of truth. This is the
- begin to see symbols and allegories in them. This is the way
- explaining symbolically the Christ myth and the Bible in
- there is quite a different standpoint. One learns that there
- world of the senses, there are soul-spiritual things, and
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- Title: Second Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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- initiation. Those who know other forms of occult training and
- who would tread it must be led by the hand of an experienced
- body, astral body and ego. What happens occultly, when a
- person sleeps? The physical and etheric bodies remain in bed.
- The astral body, together with the ego, rises out and floats
- undeveloped personality, and later, in the form of the
- penetrates and interweaves the physical body. When it is
- outside, it works on the physical body, protecting and caring
- he ensouls the various parts, and makes them move. This
- the etheric body and those belonging to the first elemental
- astral body upon the physical and etheric bodies during the
- the effort not to be swayed to and fro by every feeling, be
- astral body works on the physical and etheric bodies during
- when it is said that Lazarus lay three days in the grave. The
- astral and etheric bodies need to be led back into the
- lasting three and a half days takes place in a different
- plant must bow down and say, “To thee oh stone, though
- oxygen and exhales carbon dioxide. The plant exhales the
- ranking human being and the lower kingdoms. He too must say
- and bow oneself in all humility. Out of deeply felt
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- Title: Third Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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- have said so far about the Gospel of St. John has taken us
- deeply into the essence of Christianity, and has shown us
- St. John. Today we will add something which goes even deeper.
- we are able to understand many things that otherwise would
- remain dark and unintelligible. First I will remind you of
- Christianity all these things became more inward. Since
- Gospel — which only needs to be allowed to work and
- live in us — one can achieve much, and rise to
- hidden mystery temples, or centres, and according to the
- and they were the same for all peoples even in much older
- Greece and Rome, and even as far as the Danube basin it was
- centres and temples in Egypt which were often built into the
- know them as morally advanced pupils and initiates after
- has lingered in myths and sagas. There are the Ravens of
- Wotan, the ravens of Elijah, and in the German Barbarossa
- a spell in the mountain and the outer world. In the Mithraic
- “Light on the Path”. *[“Stand aside in the
- coming battle, and though thou fightest, be not thou the
- Only an initiate of the third grade can understand such
- and if one is able to abnegate one's lower self and make it a
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