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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Back Cover
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  • economics, agriculture (Bio-Dynamic method), architecture,
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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  • Sudden entry of Oriental literature into Western culture in
  • Egypt. Recapitulation of Egyptian culture in our age.
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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  • man, one who stood on the highest pinnacle of the culture of
  • foundation of the culture of this age. All those who wished
  • culture, Greek education and Greek life. It might be said
  • part in the spreading of the Greco-Roman Christian culture.
  • embodied in later Western cultures. Those were the three
  • into the whole formation of the culture of the age is able
  • East played its part in the culture of the West, indeed very
  • into the culture and will increasingly do so. For this reason
  • culture of the West, in whom we could find nearly everything
  • convergence of the peoples and their folk cultures and folk
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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  • cultures gradually developed: the ancient Indian, the
  • primeval Persian and the Egypto-Babylonian-Chaldean cultures,
  • the Greco-Latin culture and then ours. And it was shown how
  • the Greco-Latin era there was the specific culture of the
  • has the task of preserving the culture of the sentient soul
  • culture, bringing it forward right into the culture of the
  • constituted the culture of the sentient soul of the third
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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  • the culture from which Krishna emerged. If we do this, if we
  • another example from the same culture, which we find in the
  • of what he had in mind for his culture. If today we look into
  • culture out of which Krishna emerged was preceded for
  • thousands of years by a clairvoyant culture, because human
  • ancient and holy culture, and admire its grandiose logical
  • the realm of contemporary culture, an external culture whose
  • ancient Indian culture we are referring to a culture from
  • same with the primeval Persian culture. Written records exist
  • only from the Egyptian-Babylonian-Chaldean culture, which
  • of the unfolding of the primeval Persian culture within
  • Indian culture there was a second Indian period, running
  • culture, and it was during this period that the first written
  • latter part of this third culture. Such records are, for
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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  • the ancient culture of the third world age had become dry and
  • arid and the culture had entered the phase of autumn and
  • western culture is in truth historical.
  • Western culture? Precisely the knowledge of the one focus of
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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  • was something remarkable about the culture of ancient India.
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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  • destined to lead over from primitive forms of culture to what
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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  • precisely in Greek culture, from a certain point of view
  • represents a kind of concluding phase of the culture of
  • mankind. It is as if this culture had attained a certain
  • the spread of Jewish culture. Such an understanding was again
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 10
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  • shown most strikingly in Egyptian culture, which had
  • and palaces, in the culture of the Sphinx, which, however was
  • particularly the greatest works of Egyptian culture that sank
  • in Egypt the most profound secrets because this culture
  • Egyptian culture the good which was scarcely visible even to
  • culture. I have often emphasized the peculiar nature of these
  • linkages between cultures in human evolution, and I have
  • Egypto-Chaldean culture, emerges once more, though in an
  • unspiritual manner, in the culture, especially the science of
  • today. Within our materialistic culture, even in its outer
  • reawakening of the culture of the third epoch. In a certain
  • consider the culture of today, we should not describe it in
  • materialistic culture it is only mechanism that is