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• Title: Lecture: Planetary Spheres: Lecture I
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  • Earth and permeates also man himself, the Greek initiates —
  • would never have had such a sublime Greek art, nor such a wonderful
  • Greek philosophy, would never have had a Plato and an Aristotle, were
  • generally speaking, no understanding for the esoteric factor in Greek
  • art and Greek wisdom, no recognition that these contained elements
  • of Greek culture, but was quite incapable of handing on, in its true
  • remaining Greek philosophers and obliged them to seek refuge in the
  • descend to human beings. The Greeks, for instance, were not unaware
• Title: Lecture: Planetary Spheres: Lecture III
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  • below the Earth. Greek mythology contains beautiful intimations of
  • candidate descends to the underworld. Whenever you read of some Greek
  • and that were known to the Greeks as the Chthonic forces.
  • Greek takes Uranus and Gaia — the Earth — as the
  • the underworld, — these too the Greeks were wanting to
  • how little there is among the Greeks — none whatever among the
  • Orientals — but how little among the Greeks of the study of
  • history in our sense of the word. The Greek is much more interested
  • the Greek conceived as underlying the web of earthly conditions
  • as we find related in many a Greek myth, where the account of
  • ever the Oriental needed the Mysteries or the Heavens or the Greek
  • time it was what we find described by the Greeks as the descent into
  • the Greeks it was a matter of looking into Nature, of