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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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    • misunderstanding of the knowledge and conceptions of Spiritual Science.
    • Among the misunderstandings
    • misunderstanding. Spiritual scientists who seriously and adequately pay
    • must be paid particularly by those of us who try to take our stand on
    • present world situation. For there are men who understand how to estimate
    • for any misunderstanding. It is an article which, it is true, is out of
    • of the churches. There are people who have remained at the standpoint of
    • still taking the standpoint that must be taken in Spiritual Science.
    • as well. He said: “Really gentleman you can not understand me
    • sound human understanding. And in thus going by the Guardian of the
    • senses in animals standing in a very pronounced relation to the whole
    • In man his head stands on
    • the head organism; man stands with his heed on his own earth. In the
    • estimate rightly his place in the world, for then he understands how
    • of active, effective understanding, in wisdom, intellectuality and the
    • understand. But, my dear friends, we can also imagine that some one may
    • would be able to understand why this great majority should take him
    • from the standpoint of abstractions are often quite honest and worthy
  • Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture II: St. John of the Cross
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    • world, making it necessary at present for man to take a new standpoint
    • in relation to the whole understanding of his connection with the world
    • of men and so on. Only a deep understanding of things can help to clear
    • is exposed. For this deep understanding is well adapted to strengthen
    • how man, just by standing on the ground of Spiritual Science, can be
    • has no need to misjudge other spiritual streams. From this standpoint
    • an understanding about these things. The different currents of world-conception
    • basis of Spiritual Science, the broad base on which it stands, they
    • is rare. What as Spiritual Science, according to how we understand it,
    • attacks, including those, for example. from the standpoint of the Catholic
    • cleric of Rome considers valid. What does ne understand by it?
    • a concept of what he understands by it when you distinguish between
    • of grace upon outstanding men and may not be striven after, accouding
    • they are standing on the firm ground of Christian belief dictated by
    • understands it, is held to be heretical; so says the modern cleric recognised
    • what are we supposed to understand when one of those who write about
    • against the three signs. One has only to meet them with understanding
    • will is only there to interpret with his sound human understanding that
  • Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture III: Clairvoyant Vision Looks at Mineral, Plant, Animal, Man
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    • in the time since the fifteenth century, that man stands within his
    • you ought to understand that of course when picturing these conditions
    • matter stands. My explaining what I have just been describing one points
    • But here on earth man stands
    • feeling of the solidity of world existence only because you stand with
    • never be able to stand firm, I should have to sink down; and as I do
    • recognise if—please understand me, thoroughly he looks back to
    • from the one you get on looking from the standpoint of life between
    • being born with our gift of consciousness. We begin ia understand this,
    • to where, if he stands firmly on his feet, the will plays into him in
    • you will understand that into the conceptual life of science nothing
    • philistine conceptions, people come to an understanding as to the possibility
    • penetrate to the sphere of the spirit so that he learns to understand
    • man needed for standing here in the world with some measure of security
    • how the matter stands; it is shown by men's reluctance to think. They
    • savage original peoples, primitive peoples, so as to understand how
    • thinking. This is why there is difficulty in understanding my Philosophy
    • see, Spiritual Science as we understand it here and as in a sane way
    • if thinking is made active, but men simply want to understand Spiritual
    • Science in a different way from how they must understand it; instead
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  • Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture 4: Human Qualities Which Oppose Antroposophy
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    • said, suffices for understanding and receiving open-mindedly all things
    • understanding of the things of the spiritual world today, in a certain
    • sense through merely understanding, through open-minded acceptance,
    • will become increasingly so for all men, to learn to understand the
    • spiritual world, to learn to understand it with sound human intelligence
    • settle in the right way in his inmost soul when he seeks to understand
    • their sound human intelligence active so that it may understand, or
    • is the last thing to bother about if one wants to understand the spiritual
    • far less liking today for sound human understanding than people imagine,
    • and they would like to get round this need for sound human understanding
    • always emphasised, however, that sound human understanding may not be
    • Now if we seek to understand
    • to realise why people Shrink from understanding the spiritual world
    • in spite of the fact that this understanding is to be acquired simply
    • from in their understanding is what they would not recoil from in external
    • intelligence, there would easily prevail what is needful for understanding
    • told them by Spiritual Science out of its most intimate understanding
    • social questions can come only from the spiritual understanding of world
    • I told you that actually standing face to face with another man always
    • to develop mother love in solving their problems; you will understand
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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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    • here, will bring with it an essential increase in man's understanding
    • in rightly understanding in a similar way what has happened both in
    • understanding of the eatery of Golgotha. It is true that you may say
    • it is only through spiritual understanding of the Mystery at Golgotha
    • Christianity, true, real Christianity, to have the possibility of understanding
    • in human understanding. This is why people do not arrive at any living
    • understanding when they want to give merely abstract, logical form to
    • this understanding. And because of this a man comes to a living understanding
    • cannot bring us to a full understanding of the moral impulses in the
    • can be represented from the most varied standpoints. We have already
    • and to understand it correctly, and you have in this ritual a reproduction
    • as the outstandingly illustrious Leader. Something here arose that might
    • a way that He to come to had to standstill in face of the Conceptual
    • one thing stands out concerning him that lights forth from the rest
    • understanding of the Mystery of Golgotha? The boy Goethe, the seven-year-old
    • For Goethe stands as the honest representative of mankind in the fifth
    • by the Mystery of Golgotha, a striving after a new understanding of
    • Where Plato stands in the
    • culture of the Greeks, Goethe stands in the fifth post-Atlantean period.
    • The question “Where does Goethe stand” leads us on to say:
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  • Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture 6: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation
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    • standing-by, in all the help given her, how fond they had become of
    • understanding on this point we must first be permeated by the knowledge
    • to the understanding which can be employed quite well where nature is
    • to Nature, must in honesty gradually come to own that he does not understand
    • he must understand. This is what is essential—to give
    • understanding. This is essential, it is something that necessarily must
    • to understand something apparently incomprehensible precisely for the
    • upon which the flourishing of science depends, the more the understanding
    • chosen for understanding the Mystery of Golgotha—in the way I
    • well studied if one comes to a real understanding of the personality,
    • various minds who were in connection with him, stand as the eighteenth
    • century passed into the nineteenth; where does Goetheanism stand with
    • regard to mankind's evolution, with regard to understanding the Christ
    • reality and its truth, all this no longer meets with any understanding
    • Europe itself that will be called upon to understand this threefold
    • will then be the first beginnings of understanding that we have to overcome
    • the trouble to understand this representative, this most representative
    • as understood today. There must be an attempt to understand this man
    • to understand what was in the depths of Goethe's being. For what he
    • a great scholar, or even as a man of certain culture, is easy to understand
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