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• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Cover Sheet
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  • the proving ground for the Initiate. Eventually, we regain our innocence
• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Preface by Marie Steiner
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  • the proving ground for the Initiate. Eventually, we regain our innocence
  • The two addresses published here cannot pretend to give again
• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Publisher's Preface
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  • ground for the Initiate. Eventually, we regain our innocence through
• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture I
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  • the proving ground for the Initiate. Eventually, we regain our innocence
  • ‘When one considers such an address, it shows once again how
  • who has succeeded must admit that he has gained food for spiritual
  • universal his powers are as against the sometimes one-sided powers
  • order to ascend to higher conceptions, and thereby to gain
  • Ferryman who would ferry us back again!’ And now follow very
  • important words. ‘You will not find the Ferryman again, and
  • back again. If you want to get to the other side of the River,
  • descending again into the earth, she notices that where she had
  • enters again and her radiating light serves to illuminate everything.
  • the Gold and licked it, so that they could shake it out again.
  • near, the Canary fled from it and flew up against the Lily and was
  • decides to sacrifice herself, the Youth becomes alive again, though
  • under the River and rise again, with the whole Temple, on the other
  • spiritualized, he gains his spirit and may be united with the
  • Youth, on being united with the Beautiful Lily, regains the
  • him down to the senses and the senses led him up again to reason.
• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture II
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  • the proving ground for the Initiate. Eventually, we regain our innocence
  • works. And because I know that again and again the objection has been
  • development! This objection against the botanist or the lyric poet
  • against such an explanation of Goethe's story. I do not want things
  • against that tendency of modern psychology which says: ‘When we
  • wisdom there, and takes it in and then gives it out again
  • say anything against this kind of soul. If a man did not have it nor
  • back again. Let us apply this to our whole soul-mood or
  • nature, cannot take us back again, for otherwise man would return,
  • humanity, may not lead us back again. For this other forces are
  • again the spiritual kernel in himself. The eternal is in us. We
  • for gaining beauty and wisdom. This is contained in the words spoken
  • And, again, the very nerve of Goethe's philosophy which found
• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture III
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  • of Faust, returning again and again to this poem in the most
  • in life. Over against all these impressions which Goethe received
  • really there, and much can be gained from the study of this life by
  • they drop it again after having acquired a few ideas. The riddles
  • Out of the old traditions he gained the belief that he was
  • physical instrument the brain, by which he gained perception of the
  • ‘If you would gain a premonition’ of ‘how one
  • soul experiences appeared clearly before him. So once again he took
• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture IV
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  • the proving ground for the Initiate. Eventually, we regain our innocence
  • II Faust is withdrawn into the spiritual world, it is written again:
  • passage, again, we hear the sounds of thousands of years
  • unfolding,’ one recognizes again something which is
  • — it vanishes. He has committed a sin against the spiritual world. He
  • again in another state of consciousness, withdrawn from the
  • nothing other than that Faust, once again withdrawn from the
  • again into the physical world, she must be reincarnated into a new
  • nature kingdoms. We are shown how the soul has to traverse again
  • eludes him yet again. He has become capable of living in the
  • the world-spirit — but it escapes him again and vanishes. Now
  • and sees himself suddenly cast out again into the material world:
  • spiritual world, but what he has born sinks again into the
  • So the mystic is again thrust out for a time and
  • into quite another age, in which he can again experience something
  • Faust is transplanted again into the world he once before
  • experienced at the Court. He sees again how the beings, in whose
  • deeds man is only embedded, play the chief part. He sees again how
  • down again into the material world. He gets to know in a remarkable
  • overcome. And again we see from a spiritual point of view deep,
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