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• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Preface by Marie Steiner
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  • in his ‘Lebensgang’ concerning the printing of words which were
  • should have preferred if the spoken word were to have remained
  • the pure style of the spoken word, which Rudolf Steiner so
• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture I
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  • different units.’ In other words it seemed wrong to the
  • following significant words: ‘I see and have always seen in
  • merely a playing with abstract words. If we wish to know Hegel's
  • absolute reality in the highest sense of the word, and in them you
  • put this figure into its own epoch. These few words alone will
  • words. Of this picture which is in the refectory of the Santa Maria
  • in the colourful scenes, but that he can also find behind the words
  • important words. ‘You will not find the Ferryman again, and
  • No one will doubt that these words are not meant to give
  • the remarkable words: ‘Do you not know that my lamp may
  • And now come the most significant words of the whole
  • agreed about it and pronounced it explicitly in the words: the word
  • said the Old Ferryman, ‘but if you do not keep your word, it
  • King with the Sword, accompanied by the significant words:
  • ‘The Sword on the left hand, the right free,’ —
  • words, — ‘Tend the Sheep.’ We shall see that the
  • rational nature. Goethe uttered wonderful words concerning these
  • fairy tale by Schiller's words in his aesthetic letters. Goethe
  • uttered significant words when he said: ‘That which is
• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture II
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  • which will, thought and feeling are mixed together. In other words he
  • stands, in his nature, free; he is capable, in a word, of
  • the word that solves it is inserted in a very remarkable way. You
  • inner love, he likes to think of the words of the mystic Jacob
  • expresses beautifully with the words: ‘Tend the sheep!’
  • for gaining beauty and wisdom. This is contained in the words spoken
  • by the Brazen King to the Youth: ‘The Sword in the left hand,
  • the right free!’ There is a whole world in these words. The
  • down his avowal of a spiritual world-conception in monumental words.
• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture III
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  • gathered from the words he uttered at the time, ‘I am now
  • show how Goethe's Faust poem, in the true meaning of the word, is a
  • world; men who in the fullest meaning of the word, felt in
  • themselves what Goethe expresses in the words: ‘The self in
  • stiffening itself, and when he read the words on the first page,
  • These mysterious signs and words must have made a great
  • following words: I have found nothing. These seekers into nature
  • manner, was understood merely according to the words appearing in
  • words from a popular book of that time on Faust: ‘He has for
  • in such words. It was felt that he sought in his own breast for the
  • and then added to these words a description of feeling, a kind of
  • when Faust breaks forth into the words, ‘What a show!’
  • Then these words necessarily follow:
  • these words, but a shade of that feeling already lived in his soul,
  • surroundings. Then the magic word, which if rightly applied can
  • words what are the secrets of the earth spirit, and in what way he
  • If we could penetrate every word of this formula we should
  • turns away and hears the words:
  • And we hear from the words of Mephistopheles, spoken in a
  • placed that side of his life which can be expressed by the words
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• Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture IV
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  • Faust was to be taken. The words Mephistopheles was to speak as
  • unhumorous way what attitude to adopt towards his Faust. These words
  • after his birth and utters ‘a tender word.’
  • In this way these words refer to him:
  •  He leaps and dances, speaks a tender word.
  • is rich in word-construction in this poem, and that we must not
  • passage of some great words spoken thousands of years ago; words
  • and powerful words:
  • has taught me. Whosoever will not hear His Words, as I speak them,
  • must bathe in the dawn which precedes it. Hence the words of the
  • human life with an enlightened eye, certain words will have a
  • evolution, knows that such words as ‘Folk
  • The pro-Carthaginians want to seize him, but they hear these words
  • into the spiritual world. Hence also the words put into the mouth
  • this realm, that he may not enter it unprepared. Hence the words:
  • unfolding.’ Every word would be a living proof of what
  • spirited words that only the conditions of his creation are
  • One might say that Goethe points out with these words, more
  • We must take these words to mean that personal egoism
  • attitude of soul which is expressed by the word ‘Care.’
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