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• Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture I: The Difference Between Man and Animal
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  • of mind, the mood of soul, of their contemporaries, and will ask themselves
  • the question: “What is going on in the souls of my seriously minded
  • of soul. Yes, my dear friends, it is very easy to speak thus but when it
  • to recognise that in man there lives a soul specially adapted for forming
  • in the animal, that, in its soul the animal is actually living in the
  • I say — the horse's soul, nor what was going on in his own soul.
  • it is a question of a fresh kind of conception for the soul of man if
  • mankind has been in the epoch of the consciousness soul. And this
  • development of the consciousness soul takes place in the way I have
  • development of the consciousness soul.
  • to do in this epoch of the development of the consciousness soul. But
  • epoch of the consciousness-soul. Up to a certain degree, however, by the
  • consciousness-soul man must in some measure have passed the Guardian
  • about 1413, for the 2160 years that the epoch of the consciousness soul
  • We are at present living in the age of the consciousness soul; and what
  • age of the consciousness soul is also the age of intellectuality. (see
  • of the consciousness soul can best form abstract concepts, and in this
  • of the development of the consciousness soul is his particularly strong
  • of this inner connection in the age of the consciousness soul. If he
  • their soul tells them: you are becoming more and more like an animal
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• Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture II: St. John of the Cross
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  • the soul, so that this soul is a match for much that always makes itself
  • Catholic churd—that the divine is living in man's soul, that the
  • soul of man is itself a drop in the ocean of this divine. Such and similar
  • teaching that a divinity should live immediately in the soul is heretical
  • a certain enhancement of the general life of the soul which does not
  • passive until he notices that in his mind and soul there enter impulses
  • look only to the needs of their own soul and have no wish to extend
  • soul which began with the fifteenth century.
  • previously by the ordinary powers of the soul should gradually cease,
  • when the soul sees itself bereft of its former enjoyments and palpable
  • soul experiences in such contemplation and in such relation to external
  • barrenness and aridity (he goes on to say) the soul can no longer deliberate
  • for the attainment of vision) man with his soul comes to a kind of barrenness
  • soul no longer reflects with the intellect or even finds any physical
  • up outer perceptions through his senses, the soul can become passive,
  • the soul of itself does nothing further. Thereby God becomes the principal
  • agent in the soul. He Himself instructs the soul and gives it suitable
  • knowledge. In visions he presents the soul with wholly spiritual possessions,
  • more particularly knowledge and love of God, without the soul having
  • for having spoken, for example, of the life of soul as being like a
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• Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture III: Clairvoyant Vision Looks at Mineral, Plant, Animal, Man
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  • for once call up before our souls some results of Spiritual Science
  • before our souls the following—that as man is placed in the world
  • soul in which modern man is found here on earth, it is markedly noticeable
  • corpses, then man in his whole attitude of soul would really belong
  • not immortal, but knows too that animals experience in their group souls
  • the whole tragedy of this not being immortal. The group souls outlast
  • The Soul's Awakening, scene 6) we become clear that something
  • soul, which means the age of the intellect, lives as I have explained
  • his soul, the reflected images of his conceptions of what the world
  • images of the age of the consciousness soul. This comes before him as
  • of this epoch of the development of the consciousness soul that if man
  • this age of the consciousness soul. For changes have even now entered
  • have to try with the whole of you to set the inner being of soul and
  • the age of the consciousness soul. The important thing is for man really
  • that man has now entered the epoch of the consciousness soul. He has
• Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture 4: Human Qualities Which Oppose Antroposophy
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  • individual in his own inmost soul, a question to which each one will
  • settle in the right way in his inmost soul when he seeks to understand
  • spiritual world before his soul is ripe to do so. Today this can indeed
  • who is insufficiently mature in his whole attitude of soul, it happens
  • relation of our soul and spirit to our physical and etheric?
  • of experience where you have experiences like that of the soul when
  • soul experience when one burns a finger, for in Spiritual Science things
  • soul is experiencing that you do not gain any real experience of what
  • They cry out for the simple reason that by thus crying out the soul
  • up our minds to strengthen certain qualities of our soul, for example,
  • to strengthen certain forces of the soul, this is necessary. But many
  • people today do not,want to strengthen their qualities of soul in the
  • wish to enhance certain attributes of their soul. Were they to enhance
  • strengthening of the human attitude of soul is a necessity, for otherwise
  • of the attitude of soul existing among men today, there can be excellent
  • inner life of soul. I have gone quite deeply into what kind of mood
  • of soul we are in when as man we are face to face with another man.
  • when there takes root in mankind the knowledge that spirit and soul
  • rings in his words, when in other words man's immortal soul is no longer
  • regard to what man hides intimately within him as his baling of soul
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• Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture 5: Paganism, Hebraism, and the Greek Spirit, Hellenism
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  • soul, his whole heart and not just by ordinary intelligent reflection,
  • of nature, the heathen seeks to grasp as it were with his soul what
  • in the human soul of the Book of Job with a feeling of isolation, from
  • in the human soul itself? Whither is the ancient Hebrew conception driven
  • of soul was concerned, but that at the same time these forces had been
  • it according to the old experiences of the soul. For these ancient people
  • had a significant life of soul, a life of soul, in a certain sense,
  • soul-life, accustomed only to what was nearest the soul, to the closest
  • barbarians. Their conceptual life of soul could be said to have been
  • it was able to enter the folk souls; these in a certain relation accepted
  • it as the Christ. And between the folk souls and the Christ a process
  • up from his inmost soul is an impossibility. Thus, still in the year
  • the idea will come to you: here in the soul of a man is living a new
  • with all the widening of soul we can get from this, with all the deepening
  • of soul that makes itself felt within us, with all the ennobling of
  • soul we can experience, we shall sink deeply into what there is in many
• Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture 6: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation
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  • revealing Himself actively, entering into their souls, giving souls
  • encouragement, giving them strength; so that when these souls know what
  • the soul and spirit, a strengthening of the power of soul and spirit,
  • not have been capable of acquiring in his soul and spirit the new strength
  • experiences of soul, the man's nature really became so transformed that
  • their primitive souls received the Christ Who came to them just as He
  • the folk souls of these tribes. Yesterday, however, we had to emphasise
  • but for the moment the personality of soul and spirit of Goethe. It
  • nullify, even where soul and spirit are in question, everything existing
  • mid-Europe grew out of Goetheanism, grasped by soul ant spirit in its
  • must touch us in the very depths of our soul. For, you see, we may look
  • slightest suggestion, of what lived in Goethe's soul—but merely
  • which must be pondered in the soul in all seriousness and with due consideration.
  • into his soul. If we regard Faust from the point of view of
  • his soul, then we have a frail, brittle work everywhere incomplete in
  • soul out of the spiritual, and only the tendency is everywhere present.
  • where soul and spirit are concerned. Actually he always felt as he did
  • Spinoza's thoughts, however, are such that the human soul as it were
  • Soul) When we really look at this we are confronted by the fact
  • Green snake and the Beautiful Lily that has sprung from a soul
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