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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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  • inspired teaching in India. The work of Socrates in Greece
  • of his pupils. Contrast between Buddha and Socrates. Socrates
  • occasionally close to Socrates. Christ Jesus among his
  • Buddha, consciousness soul anticipation in Socrates, two
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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  • picture this individuality in our minds. We see Socrates
  • pupils around himself, and indeed we need to mention Socrates
  • of Socrates by the great philosopher Plato,
  • striking picture of Socrates as presented by Plato, then we
  • can also say that a movement began with Socrates that then
  • entitled to draw a parallel between Socrates and the Buddha.
  • Socrates and the pupils and disciples of the Buddha. When we
  • Socrates we may indeed say that we are confronted with
  • Socrates
  • them. The somewhat dry and prosaic aspect of Socrates' view
  • that Socrates actually appealed to the independence and to
  • Socrates did not make the slightest claim to go on living as
  • Socrates in the hearts of his pupils. When he was talking
  • with his pupils Socrates did not wish to transmit anything at
  • Nothing of Socrates was to pass over into his pupils' souls,
  • Socrates. The Buddha was to live on in the souls of his
  • pupils, whereas in the souls of the pupils of Socrates
  • element in the pupils of Socrates was to be drawn forth by
  • the spiritual midwifery of Socrates when he left each person
  • already there within him. That was the intention of Socrates.
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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  • mankind, the Buddha and Socrates, both of whom lived several
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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  • example, in Socrates or other philosophers. What may be
  • the characteristic teachings of Socrates and Plato. It was,
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 10
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  • not unlike a higher Socrates, higher in the sense attributed
  • Socrates, Giordano Bruno, none of them have been able to lift
  • higher than Buddha, Christ, Socrates and the rest, nor that