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• Title: At the Gates: Notes from Answers to Questions - Stuttgart, 2 September, 1906
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  • here below. A peaceful condition in Devachan depends on the lives of
  • in Devachan. A man lives continuously in the three worlds. “Rest
  • and then they look like a small triangle. 1. Heart; 2. Liver; 3. Brain.
• Title: At the Gates: Notes from Answers to Questions - Stuttgart, 4 September, 1906
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  • lived the Moon-plants, real plant-animals, halfway between the plants
  • had shown the Way and taught the Truth, but they did not live out the
• Title: At the Gates: Prefatory Note
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  • that I could speak only of what lived in me as Spiritual
• Title: At the Gates: References
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  • 71 Antoine Fabre d'Olivet, 1768–1825,
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture II: The Three Worlds
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  • is in this same space; we live in the other two worlds, the astral and
  • devachanic worlds, at the same time as we live in the physical world.
  • desires and passions, which live in what we call the astral body. Ordinary
  • and we find that everything lives in music. Goethe, as an Initiate,
  • speak a confusing language, because the Akasha is alive. The Akasha
  • because the image is alive and answers questions, and the answers are not
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture III: Life of the Soul in Kamaloka
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  • fills our daytime consciousness and enlivens the soul, from everything
  • through its life in Kamaloka? In Kamaloka a man lives through his whole
  • on the physical and material. He also relives everything he enjoyed in
  • himself from physical life. And when he has lived through his life right
  • ordinary life is the sheer joy of being alive, of living in a physical
  • torments which have to be endured by the unfortunates who end their lives
  • which yield pleasure; he lives also in the company of other men and other
  • such occasions he will encounter again as he lives through the Kamaloka
  • I ever caused to other beings I now have to live through in my own soul.
  • for instance he has lived for seventy-five years, his time in Kamaloka
  • When a man has lived through
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture IV: Devachan
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  • it was first constituted from the products of previous lives. Now we
  • lived through many lives and so have added many pages to their Book
  • body. Others have been through only a few lives; hence they have gathered
  • forests, full of wild beasts. Men lived in caves, wore animal skins
  • who lived in the days of the ancient Germanic people had a picture of
  • lives, and this has a deep purpose. Goethe says: “The eye is formed
  • in Kentucky certain creatures went to live in caves; the caves were
  • for him to compare the course of his development in his various lives:
  • of the fruits of his former lives he prepares the picture of his body
  • consciousness. He lives consciously in Devachan, and statements to the
  • in Devachan man lives with them in a high degree of consciousness.
  • beings live on in Devachan. Friendships are as it were the environment
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture V: Human Tasks in the Higher Worlds
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  • still to be found as though frozen alive in the ice-fields, lived there.
  • covered the ground, when wild animals of the torrid zone lived here
  • the beings who live on the Earth. On the astral plane things are quite
  • altered scene in which he lives during his next incarnation. But he
  • up of the fruits of his former lives, he now has to gather round him
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture VI: The Upbringing of Children. Karma.
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  • sense-world. We must bring before him examples taken from the lives
  • passes through repeated lives on Earth, and that when a child is born,
  • if they go to live in dark caves. Now suppose that in a later generation
  • to live in caves. Thus an earlier experience shapes a later destiny,
  • cause lies in earlier lives. In a previous life a man has prepared his
  • lives. If it depresses me to think that I have deserved my present destiny,
  • live in accordance with it. If we do this conscientiously over a period
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture VII: Workings of the Law of Karma in Human Life
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  • about the workings of the law of karma through individual human lives.
  • if anyone lives in intimate sympathy with a particular environment,
  • harmoniously in their next lives. But human beings are becoming more
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture VIII: Good and Evil. Individual Karmic Questions.
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  • of illness. Fahre d'Olivet, who has investigated the origins of the
  • he was incarnated with healthy eyes, but he lived only a few weeks.
  • body can thrive only in so far as the higher principles can live within
  • does not then cause him pain, but in Kamaloka, as he relives his life
  • being. In this way any pain or pleasure he has to live through turns
  • have had experiences in common. During the Kamaloka period they lived
  • may be lived out.
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture IX: Evolution of the Earth
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  • a plant-being, upside down compared with modern man. He lived in the
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture X: Progress of Mankind Up To Atlantean Times
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  • this way they could live.
  • learnt to breathe, and then all mankind lived in a common element, the
  • breathed it out again. We live in one common Ego because we live in the
  • as they lived in his blood and gave him independence. Without these
  • the gods, and what they experienced lived on in myths and legends. They
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture XI: The Post-Atlantean Culture-Epochs
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  • that he was touching the body of the Godhead. He lived in a religious
  • as the organs of sight degenerate in animals when they go to live in dark
  • to it. We shall say: Indeed we live in the truth, but it can take many
  • live with them. Modern humanity has cultivated individual freedom. From
  • learn to live together and understand one another. If this human fellowship
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture XII: Occult Develpment
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  • and his outer senses. He lives and works in what we call the waking
  • examples that in dreams we live in a very different sort of time from
  • night, with no interruption, he lives in a state of fully clear
  • occult principle. Most people today lead lives devoid of any regular
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture XIII: Oriental and Christian Training
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  • but am considering only how best to live my life in the world.”
  • quite well for a time, because its people would continue to live in
  • live. We breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide, which is a
  • thus lives in concepts only, and controls his thoughts and links one
  • live for five minutes solely in these sentences, with everything else
  • lived there, as they are inscribed in the Akashic Record, and how he
  • When a man has lived through
• Title: At the Gates: Lecture XIV: Rosicrucian Training - The Interior of the Earth - Earthquakes and Volcanoes
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  • “I am also the cold, for as part of the one Self I live in the
  • human thought; I will test whether one can live with it.” He need
  • existence on the Sun, even in a preliminary form. The liver is an instance
  • way. Hence we can say that the liver is closely related to the astral
  • on the liver, with the aid of certain specific words.
  • he lives in all things.
  • their forces. Humanity lives under the influence of these layers and
  • a lesson for their next lives: that matter is perishable but spirit
  • When we come together so that we may live within this teaching, it gives
  • Theosophy lives. You must have a will to understand; then Theosophy