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- Title: Gospel of Mark: Back Cover
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- Title: Gospel of Mark: Introduction
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- (Background to the Gospel of St. Mark)
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Some Preliminary Remarks
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- these battles lie far back in the past, some readers may well
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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- nostalgia for lost world of Krishna. Buddha looked backward
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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- glance back a little to what filled human minds a
- relation to a subject like this. If we go back further than
- his age, could not look back on more than three thousand
- Christianity were not yet quite completed. He might look back
- three thousand years, shall we say? When one looked back at
- perspective of the man of the eighteenth century went back
- earthly life. We look back to them as people of a different
- spirituality. When we look back to Empedocles we find that he
- poetical personage can be traced back to a real individuality
- them against the background of the era. He feels how
- picture refers back to a real sixteenth century figure who
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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- we go very far back in evolution, human souls were not yet
- we follow his soul backward in time. Now let us contrast this
- attained certain stages of initiation. When we trace backward
- intensification. The further we go back into the past, the
- of Tobit, who goes to a far land to bring back a wife
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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- Baptist against the background of spiritual science does he
- of the Baptist against the background of the prophet Elijah.
- minds, but don't merely turn your gaze backwards as would
- Michelangelo were called back from the dead to live among us,
- more and more into the background, finally leaving the
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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- back at it with the eyes of our soul.
- difference between them. But if we trace them back to their
- back in human evolution the more was the ancient clairvoyance
- background is something that escapes from this mind and
- encircles the nucleus and points far back into the
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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- minds his great predecessor who recedes far back into the
- back to the ancient Indian civilization, the first
- back to the first Indian cultural epoch. Everything contained
- backward to the Krishna who was greater than I, and you will
- back to Krishna.”
- than I, and I will show you the way back to him who is
- back to him, away from the world bereft of the divine of
- which Krishna spoke. Turn your minds backward!”
- to look backward, but look forward. When He comes who is
- their nuclei: the one comet pointing backward with Krishna as
- nucleus together with the one who leads men backward, the
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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- necessities recede into the background and the soul
- recede more into the background — and this period will be
- with His back turned to them? For it is said that “he
- turn His back on them and talk into the air?
- Then they were brought back again into their bodies and
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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- experience and then fell back, as it were, afterward.
- brought back into his body in such a way that the spirit in
- go back into what lay behind them. But in the world in front
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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- intellect, and thus for egohood. In receiving back his son
- Abraham received back the whole God-given organization. This
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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- their composition. The occult background and the
- back, and they are asleep; they could not maintain their
- actual occult background that lies concealed behind the words
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