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• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 1: The Poetry of Fairy Tales
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  • order to find this source. We little suspect how deeply hidden lie
  • spiritual research does find it possible to throw some light into
  • sources will find that they lie in far more profound depths of the
  • ordeals and shocks of tragedy. We find that the tangled threads woven
  • difficult this may be to discern, requiring as it does our finding
  • try to get a feeling for it, however, we can find that what a fairy
  • individual who finds himself at a certain time of life in a singular
  • humankind, we find the soul of ancient man having totally different
  • become really conscious of himself, would not find the experiences we
  • find these today in the fairy tales coming down to us as folk
  • daughter sends messengers far and wide. She must find every name
  • spin straw into gold and then finding a loyal helper in the little
  • find a description of the evolution of the world. I don't intend to
  • senses, it finds only the lower species up to the level of the
  • Everything the spiritual researcher finds in the spiritual world —
  • whole thing, you will find that every sentence vibrates with the
  • all this has been said, we should not be surprised to find that the
  • in German we find Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm's
  • strength it has; we find that the soul, put into this position, can
  • unsatisfactory way; nevertheless we do find in it the conflict of the
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• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 2: The Interpretation of Fairy Tales
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  • unriddle it all, we should gradually be able to find the right
  • The giants were astonished to find anyone stronger than themselves
  • genuine fairy tales you will find that certain basic ideas run
  • good and noble as himself. It was difficult for him to find anyone
  • find a horse; it has a silver arrow piercing its body; you must pull
  • it out, and the horse will lead you to where you will find your
  • the king asked the former glass king if he knew where he could find a
  • when we free ourselves from sense perception, we find the whole realm
  • — like the king in the second tale — someone has to find
  • possible a picture of what he can find in the spiritual world as his
  • king cannot find, through any outward contrivance, what can be
  • find out, through the powers opposing human purity and nobility,
  • outer appearance, he is able to find what is right for him. With
  • ordinary intelligence, he might wander far into the world and find
  • them well, he finds what the outer physical forces had hidden from
  • second is this: you must never find yourselves at a certain place,
  • surprise, so he set about finding a light. He saw a little light
  • find the princesses. He went in and entered one of the rooms. There
  • he could find his wife again. His father-in-law said;
  • you find her at all it will only be in the White Country.” So
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