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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Cover Sheet
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    • reproduced in any form without the written permission of the
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Introduction
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    • form of the young man seen by Mary Magdalene and the other
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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    • Zarathustra Jesus-child. Hebrew prophets as former initiates
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Notes on the Translation
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    • bring them into conformity with the original Greek. Though
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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    • Hellenism. This Hellenism, to a certain extent, formed the
    • extent transformed when the northern Germanic peoples took
    • into the whole formation of the culture of the age is able
    • considering the transformation that took place in the
    • form in Dante; then, even if it did not live in Shakespeare
    • expressed by him in the form in which it now lives in men of
    • nineteenth century a complete transformation, a metamorphosis
    • a complete transformation took place, that all the questions
    • more vague, that men were striving to formulate new
    • formerly gave to man could still be given through it to the
    • differently. If we wish to form a more exact conception of
    • the one hand he stood there as a reformer of Hinduism, though
    • It is the purest form of human thought, and it was brought
    • questions were transformed, and a new kind of understanding
    • in their present form be answered by the old traditions, by
    • that the idea of reincarnation arose in modern souls formed a
    • Hamlet is none other than the transformed real prince of
    • to us in a literary form by Goethe, can be recognized as one
    • about whom anyone can find information, a powerful
    • transformation shows itself, and how the more deeply we study
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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    • former times appear again, transformed and metamorphosed. The
    • Trojan people in a particular form, specialized but
    • the glorious tableau as a uniform whole, and we shall no
    • people, where these initiates appear in the form of prophets.
    • in the harmonious form it had in earlier incarnations, for a
    • always the case that what a man has formerly acquired
    • grandiose recollections of former incarnations. That is the
    • in an apparently human form.
    • itself in the grandest form. They stood there as if they were
    • was formed. They were thrown into the element of fishermen
    • formed itself around Christ, this element appeared in
    • individualized form. We might conceive that someone who was a
    • was successful in forming an alliance with the Romans against
    • in their proper form, and not to accept the dogma of any
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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    • in the soul of his earthly form, in the soul of Naboth. He
    • humanity had possessed in former times when it was in a
    • was therefore a question of knowledge. “Transform your
    • spirit of Elijah itself shows how in multiplied form it must
    • remain in the region where he was formerly active, and this
    • which the Christ could now perform His deed. This is what
    • Elijah-atmosphere, He can best perform His deeds.” That
    • look.” And after they had obtained the information
    • Jesus brings about in a new form what is described as an
    • bodies of man, were formerly quite different. In earlier
    • cures were possible, it is said that Christ performed cures
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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    • picture this as a formula if we wish to characterize clearly
    • recognized in the form of his discourses, with their sublime
    • though it takes different forms. All the individual leaders
    • forms.” But if we do make this characterization, it
    • forms of thought the matter will quickly be understood.
    • worlds? Their vision took the form of perceiving the secrets
    • the form of dreamlike imaginations, not in the rational
    • objects and formed mental images of them; and in the
    • his pupils. A man of former times would have stood there and
    • own egoism that he does not listen. A man of former times
    • form of a picture. And he would have seen something, for
    • at listening to what was told to them in the form of pictures
    • in which they formerly were experienced by ordinary human
    • a still abstract form, the era of the consciousness soul in
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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    • pre-Christian era, in the form it had to take then, in
    • and compress it into a formula we can say that Krishna points
    • single plant forms, and ask what lies behind them as their
    • of him as the highest and purest element in the form. Thus we
    • highest, noblest, purest form.
    • everything, so did the man of former times experience this as
    • when these revelations were shaped into forms and what had
    • in the form of the revelations of Krishna so that mankind in
    • spiritual, the super-sensible. But in former times men could
    • personal impact of Krishna, but in the form of ideas —
    • form when he said, “In the world in which you live
    • the forerunner of Christ Jesus, then this formula expresses
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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    • the same form. We can ascend further to the animal kingdom in
    • plant forms. With this kind of recurrence time has no special
    • manner how each initiate was only a particular form of the
    • plant world as the form reveals itself each year, and the
    • develops in this people is a form of descent through the
    • people formed its soul, in the same way that individual man
    • forms his personal soul in his twenties. It is at this point
    • soul continues as a soul seed in an entirely new form. Where
    • formerly been perceived in the super-sensible world in
    • In former
    • these things manifest. It is not for me to conform to what
    • people say, but I must act in conformity with what the Gods
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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    • statement were made that a man once stood on this platform
    • platform and on his right was a bouquet of roses, and a man
    • so-called Transfiguration or Transformation scene. That is
    • Golgotha. Thereby initiation, which formerly took place in
    • remembering the experience of initiation in a former
    • could be grasped better if I formulate it in a different way.
    • is so formulated that it runs approximately
    • is, the full ego of man, projected far beyond the bodily form
    • nature of the earthly ego and its relation to the form of the
    • wounds. The form of the cross on Golgotha with Christ upon it
    • subtlety it can be transformed into an imagination, into a
    • nature of Christ and His relation to the human bodily form,
    • wonderful words what had formerly been seen. This, then,
    • perceptible form. It is the same with Zeus, the limitless
    • had formerly been alive in their souls was superseded by dry,
    • them a dim echo of former times, yet how they must content
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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    • the scene known as the Transfiguration or Transformation. I
    • the form in which in His spiritual nature He could be
    • destined to lead over from primitive forms of culture to what
    • Transfiguration, in the Transformation on the mountain, we
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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    • wonderful way in which the Greeks shaped the human form? But
    • of beautiful form. The reason for this is that in actual fact
    • form directly to human sight, came to a kind of end, an end
    • form. The composition of Greek works of art reveals to our
    • form of understanding that could have been possible and
    • disciples. So the first form of understanding could be
    • in their successors in different forms, in that God lives in
    • an external form but outside His physical body. So while His
    • teaches while He appears to them in an external form outside
    • former times were able to wrap around man. It is the entirely
    • Then afterward, “He revealed Himself in another form to
    • showed itself “in another form.”
    • body, but where He is understood, if work is performed in His
    • presenting Him, out of vanity, in a physical form. Rightly
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 10
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    • when water was transformed into wine something like a
    • appearing in an especially grotesque form in the work
    • oral form, the Gospel called the Gospel of St. Mark, was just
    • some respects similar, form — though only by men who
    • even if we overlook the most radical forms of corruption we
    • is true that our soul forces that in former times were
    • had descended from its former spiritual height and had become
    • way that all information about Christ Jesus and the Mystery
    • most deeply from its former heights.
    • form. But since the old Lemurian epoch what lived in this
    • outer form stood always under the influence of the luciferic
    • again to the forsaken Son of Man, to the form of the man who
    • man in the form originally given to man by divine spiritual
    • executioners in Jerusalem. He stood there in the form that
    • nature, here is my highest ideal. Here am I, in the form to
    • divine was transformed into the phantom which multiplies, and
    • formation of her brain and the different way in which she can



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