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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Back Cover
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    • soul. From the pagan gnosis he could accept everything that was told
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Introduction
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    • pagan gnosis, and he deeply experienced in his soul the
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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    • whose earthly manifestation was Naboth. Elijah as folk-soul
    • heritage of ancient clairvoyance. Sentient soul heritage in
    • Buddha, consciousness soul anticipation in Socrates, two
    • soul.
    • now grown old but proclaiming eternity of human soul”).
    • Elijah as “soul-seed” of people, reincarnating as
    • John the Baptist and after his death as group soul of Twelve.
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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    • different. It is all contained in the minds and souls of men,
    • that a man felt in his soul at the beginning of the
    • stirrings of the soul, what we may call the feelings and
    • modern times. Added to this is the striving of the human soul
    • in reality lived in every human soul in such a way that it
    • human soul in the same way. Everywhere there was a longing
    • possessed for thousands of years. This metamorphosis of souls
    • channels into our hearts and souls, so that today all those
    • their souls. This had to result in a total renewal. All older
    • that the idea of reincarnation arose in modern souls formed a
    • the poet is able to bring before our souls in every detail.
    • Now let us place before our souls a figure such as Hector,
    • age is presented to our souls.
    • individualities will appear again; we know that such souls
    • beginning of a new age, worked on their souls. As serious
    • presented by Shakespeare, is Hector. The same soul that lived
    • different souls manifest themselves, that we can interpret
    • human evolution, and the spark it kindled in Hector's soul
    • Goethe said, “This is a soul that is unable to deal
    • different a soul has become in its transition from the old
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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    • before your souls how completely different the human entity
    • spiritual science, examples that showed us souls of olden
    • times and souls belonging to modern times, characteristic
    • examples by means of which we can see how certain souls of
    • we go very far back in evolution, human souls were not yet
    • group-soul nature. This was particularly the case with the
    • Hector or Empedocles were typical group-soul representatives
    • of their entire human community. Hector grew out of the soul
    • of Troy. He stands as an image of the group soul of the
    • nevertheless just as rooted in the group soul as Empedocles.
    • ego-consciousness. This passing over from the group-soul
    • nature to the experience of the individual soul causes a
    • mighty leap forward. It causes souls so firmly embedded in
    • the group-soul nature as Hector to appear like Hamlet, i.e.
    • life. On the other hand it causes a soul like that of
    • soul of the Faust of the sixteenth century, to become a kind
    • immortality of the soul, how he hurls these words at the
    • the Awakener of my soul.”
    • Christ Jesus sprang forth from the fusion of the two souls,
    • the souls of the two Jesus children. The soul of the one was
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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    • But at times he entered into and penetrated the soul of
    • allow it to influence our souls, we may say that in Elijah we
    • in the soul of his earthly form, in the soul of Naboth. He
    • learn to recognize what worked in the soul of Elijah is to
    • image which is at the same time the folk soul of the Hebrew
    • group-soul condition was now in the process of completely
    • was, so to speak, still in Elijah the group soul of the
    • individual soul into every individual human breast was at the
    • now take into your souls as impulses that have come from the
    • mentioned that the soul of Elijah-John appeared again in the
    • those facts that call attention to the metamorphoses of souls
    • post-Christian era such a soul should work in Raphael through
    • further progress of the soul of Elijah-John in Raphael.
    • sincerity of his soul. It seems as if he wanted to express
    • spiritual science than to come close to the soul and
    • how the spirit or soul of Elijah is related to the spirit or
    • soul of John the Baptist. Let us as briefly as we can see how
    • heart and soul of this man the power which earlier flowed
    • was not that one could influence the body through the soul
    • must write this in our souls. And we can do this in no better
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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    • back at it with the eyes of our soul.
    • freedom of soul, and an uplifting of human consciousness. If
    • This goal is to blot out of the soul everything that can call
    • last ascending to an existence in which the soul no longer
    • to give them the means to raise their souls and all that was
    • him his faithful pupils. What do we perceive in the souls of
    • That all the striving of the human soul must be directed
    • the soul shining into the spiritual that is experienced in
    • and ask ourselves what lived in the hearts and souls of the
    • cosmic existence had flashed up in the soul of the Buddha,
    • the picture we wish to place before our souls is historically
    • to draw out from the souls of his pupils what they themselves
    • such a manner that the fundamental inner mood of the souls of
    • all of himself into their souls. He wished to leave it to
    • 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
    • these two pictures before our souls, ought we not to say to
    • kindle in the souls of his disciples what is necessary to
    • the immortality of the soul he was surely speaking then like
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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    • that had been able to flow into human souls during thousands
    • them among the people, but only when there are souls who can
    • requires a special constitution of soul to be able to do so.
    • heart or soul. I have known many people who after three or
    • soul-warmth. Then one can come to feel that these things are
    • something that lies behind man and the human soul as
    • speaking of the nature of the human soul as it would have
    • spiritual science the soul can again raise itself and attain
    • before our souls what we have just spoken of as
    • human soul belongs to the world revealed by Krishna.
    • human soul itself feel in the course of subsequent centuries?
    • proclaimed in the revelation of Krishna. And the soul could
    • spoken of by Krishna to human souls which could perceive only
    • our souls the figure of the Baptist, and remember the words
    • into human souls.”
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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    • souls from this point of view the understanding we obtained
    • And just as the soul element, as it were, emerges in
    • its bodily needs are at first dominant. The soul-element is
    • the child's soul-nature. Then the child grows up, and through
    • his natural development his soul-element begins to be
    • of soul that is within them. Purely bodily pains and
    • necessities recede into the background and the soul
    • period during which the soul-element in man is inclined to
    • will retain his specific soul-nature his whole life long.
    • soul-element that he bears within him. This is likely to
    • philosophical system, for which only his soul configuration
    • people formed its soul, in the same way that individual man
    • forms his personal soul in his twenties. It is at this point
    • like the whole soul peculiar to the Hebrew people. After him
    • telling you that they were the souls of the widely varying
    • the Old Testament. Now the soul of this people listens to
    • what the souls of the other peoples have to say. What Elijah
    • left behind and what the souls of other peoples have to say
    • human soul. The eternity of individual man confronts us as
    • soul continues as a soul seed in an entirely new form. Where
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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    • John the Baptist, was actually active as a kind of group soul
    • inner connection between the soul of the Christ and the souls
    • of the Twelve. Everything that took place within the soul of
    • the soul of Christ took place again in a kind of reflected
    • image, a reflection in the souls of the disciples, but
    • in the soul of Christ Jesus; but each of the Twelve
    • the soul of Christ Jesus was like a harmony, a great
    • symphony, reflected in the souls of each of the Twelve, in
    • within the soul of Christ, as, for example, in the case of
    • possible to describe how it was experienced within His soul,
    • also takes place in a certain reflected image in the soul of
    • Peter. Peter has the same soul experience. But, whereas in
    • within the soul of Christ Jesus Himself. By contrast the
    • Matthew Gospel pictures more what has reference to the soul
    • place within Peter's soul. If you read the Gospel carefully,
    • In other words the soul of
    • Peter felt something of what the soul of Christ had been
    • feeling. But while Peter's soul felt that his master was
    • about within the soul of Christ. Because Peter was able to do
    • had reached a condition where his soul forces were so
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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    • perceiving and their soul life were quite different because
    • reason when reference is made to the soul forces of the
    • when the Twelve were appointed and their souls were enjoined
    • to take into themselves the group soul of Elijah. And when
    • that we tried to call before our souls when, for example, we
    • strong soul. This intercession with God is usually translated
    • and occult research reveal that the same soul lives in the
    • have already described. In Aaron's grandson we have one soul
    • that is of concern to us, the soul that lives in Phinehas.
    • The same soul appears again in Elijah-Naboth and then in John
    • evolution of mankind. So there is pictured for us this soul
    • on the one side of the Christ, and on the other the soul of
    • soul of Phinehas, the son of Eleazar, the son of Aaron stands
    • what these three souls had to discuss together; one soul who
    • within himself much of what we know about the Moses soul,
    • things the feeling can arise in our souls that the Gospel, if
    • soul of Christ. We may see in Empedocles of Sicily a
    • who were similarly hungry because their souls could no longer
    • mankind discharged itself into the soul of Christ Jesus as
    • in their souls, so that they were predisposed toward
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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    • experienced in their souls the gradual disappearance and
    • their souls the land of the Greeks, that is to say the land
    • same way within their souls this land of the Greeks, the land
    • is primarily concerned with the immortality of the soul. If
    • that souls become heavenly after death, that there is no
    • the soul of Christ Jesus, who to the end tries to maintain
    • the woven bond linking Him with the souls of the disciples.
    • Let us place ourselves as far as we may within the soul of
    • Christ Jesus during the events that followed. This soul might
    • it possible for me to cause the souls of at least the most
    • Golgotha?” The soul of Christ itself is faced with this
    • their souls, whether they want to experience everything with
    • loneliness, a loneliness that was also of the soul. Certainly
    • indeed a soul-shattering passage. It occurs where it is
    • preached most remarkable words which were heard in the souls
    • while outside it inspire into the souls of His disciples all
    • His physical body. What He says lives in their souls; though
    • souls. In the individuality of Christ and in the crowd it is
    • with the souls of those whom He had chosen, and it remained
    • episode so soul-shattering! Because the threefold
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 10
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    • much still lived in human souls that had radiated down from
    • received the impulse of the Risen One that in such a soul as
    • forth in the soul of a man like Peter, when he remembered
    • itself in Peter himself passed into the soul of Mark, with
    • the result that within Mark's own soul there flashed up what
    • soul. From the pagan gnosis he could accept everything that
    • soul that looked at the foundation, and not at the existing
    • such a noble soul as Moses. It could then be passed on
    • indirectly to posterity through the soul of Moses. Thereafter
    • Mark's soul
    • is true that our soul forces that in former times were
    • longing has taken root in individual souls. But in present
    • reaction within human souls: the longing for the spiritual
    • striving that can come only from the depths of my soul. Here
    • to penetrate into the souls of men, as was described in the
    • attain to a relationship with Christ Jesus. The soul must
    • visible to our souls because only if we allow them to be
    • perceived by our souls do we keep a true perspective on the
    • flow into our souls. And when they pour out their impulses
    • into our souls, then our souls, without the aid of any
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