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- Title: First Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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- everyone who immerses himself in the writings of the New
- Testament, one fact is indisputable: an immediate life flows
- outer confirmation. There is a feeling that comes over one
- when one meets the John Gospel if one is sensitive to inner
- spiritual science can one understand why this is so. Many a
- know that when one first meets the scriptures one adopts the
- described, without criticism; one takes the bread of
- stage of the “clever” ones, the second stage.
- there is quite a different standpoint. One learns that there
- and truly comprehending. We have recently mentioned here that
- someone can be next to us, we can see what he looks like, but
- sat between Mendelsohn and someone else she did not know. She
- at a party, that alone would probably have been enough for
- recognised if one only possessed the ordinary intellect
- to raise himself to the two higher worlds we have mentioned,
- sick, he has gone through everything from death to
- science or learning by which one could really understand what
- higher worlds. There one can find the wisdom to understand
- emphasise that anyone who really wishes to receive initiation
- ourselves what takes place when one sleeps. One's higher
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: Second Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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- of the John Gospel directs one to the higher world. When we
- physical body during the day. So one can see the
- is now an ‘arisen one’ who can remember the
- everyone. However what, in the old days, was a process
- who had undergone them knew that real experiences are
- plant must bow down and say, “To thee oh stone, though
- be.” One must completely fill oneself with this feeling
- and bow oneself in all humility. Out of deeply felt
- experience of gratitude, one must be able to bow down before
- what is lower than oneself. This is the washing of
- scourging and smiting. One must learn to bear calmly
- what formerly hurt one — to take upon oneself the
- as scourging and real blows. Then one day one feels a sort of
- one has stood the test. This is a real experience that a
- one does not only bear pain but also contempt from one's
- fellow men. One has to win the fortitude to bear the feeling
- of obliteration, when there is no one there to give one
- courage and strength except oneself — when one is
- considered entirely worthless, and yet one remains inwardly
- spiritual world as the crowning with thorns. One sees oneself
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
- Title: Third Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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- live in us — one can achieve much, and rise to
- pre-Christian times available. One had to be introduced into
- second grade was that of the “Occult One”. This
- was the name for someone who had already received some
- understood sayings such as one finds in the second part of
- reach a certain comprehension. Everyone has a higher self,
- and if one is able to abnegate one's lower self and make it a
- servant of the higher self then one can say in a certain
- fighter”. But it is not until one has reached a
- particular stage of initiation that one really knows what
- this sentence signifies. What one formerly considered as
- the expression, “The Occult One”. What is a human
- which were kindred enlarged families. How did one regard such
- a family? One said they were members of a soul-family tracing
- initiate of the second grade, an “Occult One”,
- ancient Palestine one designated as a “Lion”, he
- Judah is the term applied to someone who had reached such a
- “Persian”. In Greece one would have called him a
- vanished and his consciousness has become one with the whole.
- meaning when one spoke of souls initiated to the fifth grade.
- Maximum number of matches per file exceeded.
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