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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Synopsis
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    • symbolizing faculties bestowed from above and not yet developed from
    • of life and elaborated the faculties in that soul to the highest
    • with faculties that are not inherited but derived from the kingdom of
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture One
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    • means of his intellect and the other faculties of his soul. Beyond
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Two
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    • faculties from the Akashic Chronicle. With opened eyes of spirit we
    • faculties possessed and developed by human beings in any particular
    • faculties possessed by man to-day were also present in primeval times
    • Man's faculties, everything he is able to accomplish and know, vary
    • from epoch to epoch. His faculties to-day are developed to the point
    • highly developed by virtue of their spiritual faculties and could
    • themselves were not able to think logically through faculties
    • whose faculties enable him to commune with divine-spiritual
    • highest possible stage those faculties which hitherto had had to be
    • faculties in the fullest sense. When a Bodhisattva has succeeded
    • that it can itself evolve the faculties connected with his particular
    • elaborate the faculties acquired in full measure for the first time
    • the bestowal of these faculties from on high. But when evolution had
    • progressed so far that these faculties could be present in a single
    • faculties connected with the senses. Man was gradually to emerge
    • intermediate stages. Without possessing clairvoyant faculties we can
    • upon the development of human faculties. But the one vision cannot be
    • was to abandon all the faculties that had remained to him from his former
    • relinquished these faculties, left them in the spiritual world whence
    • however, to acquire different faculties, to achieve moral development
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Three
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    • inner nature and of the faculties belonging to this epoch.
    • develop certain faculties in later ages is not the same as to bring
    • Logical thinking is now one of the general faculties possessed by man
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Four
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    • seven years old. Under these conditions the faculties of the human
    • a much stronger grasp of the subjects. His faculties would thus
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Five
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    • faculties are exerted to their utmost capacity. If considerable
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Six
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    • faculties through which he was to influence men. No such body
    • maturity by his twentieth year and has acquired definite faculties. But
    • acquired faculties are apt also to become shackles, hindrances. Such
    • faculties tend to become fixed at the stage they have actually reached
    • and because he has acquired only very few faculties by his twentieth
    • reach a higher level than the first man who acquired his faculties in
    • be the case. Faculties that a man has made his own possession may
    • become shackles later on; whereas faculties that are not so
    • the rudiments of certain faculties and elaborates them, while the
    • The one stream develops certain faculties to a suitable
    • degree — faculties which are then essentially part of this stream
    • and is eventually able to benefit from the faculties acquired by the
    • in conformity with the faculties available in the body in which he
    • incarnates, and he must take these faculties and their character into
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Seven
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    • make full use of the faculties dependent upon the sentient (astral)
    • the twelfth year of life and elaborated the faculties of the soul to
    • Jesus; the faculties of this soul had been developed to the highest
    • fulfilled. Having instilled into the soul all the faculties he had
    • with mature faculties they would have recognized the truth of what
    • The faculties of human cognition and perception were to come within
    • Jesus of Nazareth he could bring the faculties of the sentient
    • faculties present in the Nathan Jesus. This would not have been
    • and the ancient Hebrews, because of the faculties and attributes
    • be difficult for the feelings and perceptive faculties of men at the
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Nine
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    • same extent as it emerged, all earlier outstanding faculties of the
    • beyond the range of their own faculties of
    • comprehension — faculties that have been unaffected by spiritual
    • the way of faculties attainable by man in order to penetrate to the
    • that streams into our own spiritual faculties. We should not only
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Ten
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    • use faculties in the soul leading to knowledge of the teaching of
    • faculties that can be kindled by spiritual science will realize from
    • developed faculties able to accept such teaching; it was essential
    • mature enough to develop all the faculties that could lead to an
    • with the limited faculties of human thought, you will find it stated
    • the conscious faculties of researchers are permeated by the spiritual
    • connection with the faculties of the human being since Christ came to
    • the Earth. Previously, the only faculties available to man were those
    • derived from the paternal and maternal seeds, for these faculties
    • through our physical, etheric and astral bodies such faculties as we
    • faculties originating from the line of descent and from the seed; and
    • faculties that have nothing to do with the seed arising from the
    • before Christ Jesus could speak to men only by using the faculties
    • as Bodhisattvas, were obliged to use faculties transmitted by way of the
    • with faculties derived from the kingdoms of Heaven — faculties
    • possible without the faculties designated by the sign of Solomon and
    • The results of all these processes have passed into the faculties
    • the faculties that man has corrupted, with what derives merely from
    • imparted to the other faculties through the Christ-principle. The
    • childlike nature must be developed in order that the other faculties
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