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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Cover Sheet
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  • The Mark Gospel reveals Christ as a Cosmic Being, giving us a sense
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Back Cover
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Introduction
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  • able to make sense of this "young man," who has even
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Notes
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Some Preliminary Remarks
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Notes on the Translation
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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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  • of the Gospel ...” In an anthroposophical sense, what
  • external sense are unable to understand it. They seized it so
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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  • interpret the event of Christ Jesus entirely in the sense of
  • it would be utter nonsense to speak of the sun of our
  • Mars, so it would be nonsense to speak of Christ in the same
  • cosmological sense, it is not necessary to show a preference
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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  • physical personage of Elijah. In the biblical sense, Elijah
  • really as if one can sense in the heart of Hermann Grimm
  • the super-sensible world. Such physicians were thus in a sense
  • looked up to Christ in an interdenominational sense. It will
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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  • physical senses and physical organs, but to ascend and take
  • the inclination toward sense existence, free to seek the
  • binds it to sense existence, and connecting it with all that
  • to become free from the world of sense? Now when my soul is
  • in the realm of the material and enmeshed in sense-existence,
  • “If he is too much attached to the life of the senses
  • “universal love of mankind.” In a higher sense it
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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  • sense appears to us as the final moment of a revelation
  • that it is in a certain sense an occult teaching. Why occult?
  • remind us of three later names which are in a certain sense
  • Hegel, it cannot be denied that in the widest sense of the
  • in the true sense of the word I am the ruler of men and of
  • Indian sense, answered:
  • of sense. This super-sensible ego appears in such a manner
  • is the case in ordinary sense perception. He felt himself
  • any sense in asking, what is this? For in this kind of
  • content is determined by sense perception, we shall never
  • nonsense to talk in this context of “occidental”
  • comes the Buddha. In what sense is the Buddha, if we may so
  • sense in them the ancient clairvoyance of humanity. Krishna's
  • wisdom of the spiritual world that lies behind the sense
  • saw with eyes, heard with ears, grasped things with the sense
  • you live in the world of the senses. The yearning that drives
  • you can redeem yourselves from the world of sense. I lead you
  • as the forerunner. If, in the best sense, you recognize the
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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  • consecutive periods of evolution this can in a sense be seen
  • end at about the time of the Mystery of Golgotha, the sense
  • knowledge this sense of time as a real factor was
  • knowledge has a sense for the recurrence of the same.
  • of Western knowledge to develop a historical sense, to
  • revealed to them; and we may say that in a certain sense when
  • shall be justified in saying that it is absolute nonsense to
  • nonsense — a pair of scales can have only one fulcrum.
  • a higher sense truly worthy of man.
  • human reasoning capacities. He could speak to the new sense
  • a higher sense clairvoyant. Enlightened as they were through
  • in the world of the senses pass over little by little into
  • world. From the point of view of ordinary sense perception
  • been talking such obvious nonsense when they took Christ for
  • words Peter, in the sense of the Mark Gospel, placed himself
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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  • would really in a deeper logical sense be the same as if the
  • spoken of in this way if we are to describe it in the sense
  • in a certain sense experienced the same thing. An initiate
  • mankind. Through this, initiation was, in a sense, lifted out
  • was not in the ordinary sense-perceptible world. We may say
  • in India of what we today speak of in the fullest sense as
  • earlier times. He sees behind the sense world to the real
  • nothing but that he was able to sense) to an age when what
  • sense, in fire, water, air and earth. It is not able to see
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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  • sense the mountain signifies that something important takes
  • factually correct in an occult sense. Hence we shall always
  • thought of in any bad sense; it simply means to intercede
  • tell us that it is man's task not to look only at sense
  • important that have value and meaning in sense existence.
  • to things that no longer have any meaning for sense
  • and meaning beyond sense existence. This had to be especially
  • of the senses attaches great value. The Gospel here chooses a
  • withdrawn from sense life and offered to the spirit, to the
  • impelled toward sense existence, and associates with those
  • has meaning in sense existence, in the same way as those who
  • sense.
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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  • there in sense existence, fully apparent to the eye. The
  • beyond experience of the senses, beyond ordinary earth
  • being, who becomes sense-perceptible only through special
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 10
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  • usual sense, were compiled and if they are capable of
  • not unlike a higher Socrates, higher in the sense attributed
  • all in the sense that one speaks of historical documents, as
  • Christ in recent years. But Christ is in no sense real; He
  • can be attained by materialistic consciousness based on sense
  • has experienced in sense existence. The kind of clairvoyance
  • could have been based on sense perception and then handed
  • enmeshed in sense existence, and gradually became ever less
  • understood, it needs to be felt, sensed. Out of this
  • he can sense and feel what is described in accordance with
  • to be stirred by what we feel and sense can we find the way
  • its true sense, it is to the same extent that we refuse to
  • Gospels rediscovered without the aid of sense perception