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• Title: Gospel of Luke: Synopsis
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  • the sage Asita in India that after his death the child born as the
  • civilization in the post-Atlantean epoch. The Holy Rishis of India.
  • between the teaching given through Buddha to the people of India, and
  • whereas the Indian people had been taught to recognize the
  • particularly from the time of Atlantis onwards. In ancient Indian
  • primeval Indian epoch: effects made upon the soul could be
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Two
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  • light that shone out in India, setting men's hearts and minds astir as the
  • periods of the civilizations of ancient India, Persia, Egypt and
  • encountered two teachers, the one an exponent of the ancient Indian
  • ‘Bodhi-tree’, the Bodhisattva of India became Buddha. The
  • was what came to pass in India when, after seven days of inner
  • the child of parents belonging to David's line was born in India long
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Three
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  • humanity in India some six hundred years before our era.
  • for the last time in India. He could look back upon his participation
  • philosophies were being taught in India. From them were derived the
  • his sublime wisdom in expressions customary in the Indian teachings
  • Tibet summoned a Synod in India and proclaimed ancient Buddhism to
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Four
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  • the Egypto-Chaldean, the ancient Persian and the ancient Indian
  • later American Indians. Our own progenitors too were among the old
  • Indian, then the ancient Persian, then the Egypto-Chaldean, and so
  • times. Think of some personality in ancient India: he incarnated
  • years before our era (at the time of Buddha in India) and worked there as
  • lived in India the great Bodhisattva whose mission it was to bring to
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Five
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  • see in India as the Buddha, he foretold the momentous events that
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Six
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  • difference between the teaching given by Buddha in India and the
  • of the people there should remain behind that of the people of India,
  • at a later period, what had been imparted to the people of India in a
  • from heaven. The Indian people had been taught to realize that men
  • ancient Indian epoch, also as the special nature of the Bodhisattva,
  • the immediate present. One who saw only that might say: In India,
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Seven
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  • of the Sun's light. The great Teachers of humanity in ancient India
  • India too, men were taught of Christ as a cosmic Being beyond the
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Eight
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  • civilizations arose: the ancient Indian, ancient Persian,
  • catastrophe there developed, first, the ancient Indian civilization.
  • majority of the people of ancient India were endowed with dim,
  • view of the world held by our ancestors in ancient India and upon the
  • people of ancient India too, enabling them on the one hand to have
  • ancient Indian epoch and one belonging to our own. In our time the
  • body of an ancient Indian with that of a modern man, it can be said
  • that in the Indian body the etheric body was still comparatively free
  • ancient Indian epoch, if one man hated another and spoke words
  • very ancient Indian civilization, for example, what is called
  • now imagine this effect intensified to the maximum, the Indian
  • and you will realize that all healing in the ancient Indian epoch was
  • effects that were eminently possible in ancient India ceased to be
  • of ancient India much more closely than was the Persian. In ancient
  • time of ancient Indian culture until well into the Graeco-Latin
  • in India? Indeed he would not, for a physical organism in which he