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• Title: Genesis: Lecture I
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  • our ideas, impressions and perceptions, yet in no way coincides with
  • himself, our ideas cannot be confined to that world itself. No
  • science equipped only with ideas borrowed from the world of the
  • the soul, and try to get some idea of the creative power inherent in
  • ourselves as far as possible from the familiar, and from the ideas
  • idea we get when we say “In the beginning,” which is
  • ideas which we use today to describe processes in the external
  • his consciousness. Suppose that the second complex of ideas which
  • one of the nature of thought or ideation, that is, one which
  • “Elohim.” Whoever wishes to get an idea of what
  • Then we shall be able to get at least some idea of their nature. They
  • begin with, only as an ideal. Now think of a group of spiritual
  • the form of man. And the first-fruits of their musing is the idea of
• Title: Genesis: Lecture II
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  • — that is bohu. And if you have formed this idea, and
  • awakening; groups of ideas arise in your souls. This is how
  • meet with finer conditions, of which we do not get a much better idea
  • idea of this finer etheric element permeating the organising
  • to say that Bet (B) aroused the idea of something enclosing,
• Title: Genesis: Lecture III
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  • get an idea of the constitution of “air” at that time, we
  • bears the impress of the joint idea they had formed of their work. We
  • highest ideal. We feel ourselves to be of divine origin; but we feel
• Title: Genesis: Lecture IV
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  • soul-warmth, will give you a proximate idea of that interweaving
  • when our planetary existence began. We get an idea of the sublimity
  • much scorn has been heaped upon this naive idea of the creation of
• Title: Genesis: Lecture V
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  • feelings and ideas of such a kind as regards these tremendous
• Title: Genesis: Lecture VI
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  • preceding lectures to form an idea as to how spiritual Beings, whom
  • life-ether. We try to acquire ideas about the nature of earth, water,
  • we can acquire no ideas of what lies behind it.
  • one is the calling up in memory of the idea of the rose, which could
  • yourselves familiar with such ideas. You must get used to the thought
  • of Will is matter, outspread solid matter. The commonly accepted idea
  • This crude simile really does give a fair idea of the sort of
  • as a group, had to grow beyond themselves. Let us try to get an idea
  • from everyday life, to help us to form some idea of this. Take the
  • same time this human being was only an idea, upon which they could
  • of this. The Bible is acquainted with the idea that the Elohim were
• Title: Genesis: Lecture VII
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  • familiar with the idea that everything we perceive around us is in
  • course of evolution. We must get used to applying the idea of
• Title: Genesis: Lecture VIII
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  • one ignores the fact that the ideas under attack were only born a few
• Title: Genesis: Lecture IX
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  • materialistic ideas of the Bible make it inevitable that one should
• Title: Genesis: Lecture X
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  • closer idea of what man was like on the sixth “day.” He