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• Title: Universal Human: Lecture Three: The Lord of the Soul
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  • language is empty of what even the Greeks expressed with one word.
  • messenger lived in him. This is found also in the Greek version of
  • in the Greek text. “Behold, what speaks in the solitude —
  • This was true, above all, in Hebrew, but also in Greek. The word is
• Title: Universal Human: Lecture Four: The Universal Human: The Unification of Humanity through the Christ Impulse
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  • original design. As a result, the ancient Greeks could only dream of
  • But if we have a sense for Greek sculpture, we can feel how the
  • ancient Greeks dreamed of a uniform, perfect, beautiful type of human
  • ancient Greeks could only dream of this perfect type and express it
  • research why the Greeks created such perfection in their plastic art.
  • ancient Greeks' minds, and so they wanted to at least represent it
  • shed new light on Greek art as it was developed so uniquely and
  • Greek era was also the time when humanity faced a crisis because of
  • of the Greeks so that it developed as I have described it. The
  • the Greek forms, such as the statues of Zeus or Apollo. They would
  • of human being the Greeks dreamed of would not only have been created