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209. East and West in the Light of the Christmas Idea 24 Dec 1921, Dornach
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Those who learn to know the characteristics of the life conceptions of the East, must experience that this conception of Maya was not originally contained in the primeval wisdom of the Orient. The spiritual science of Anthroposophy above all enables us to gain insight into a development of the Oriental civilization stretching over thousands of years.
217. The Younger Generation: Lecture V 07 Oct 1922, Stuttgart
Tr. René M. Querido

Rudolf Steiner
As a first step, individual moral intuitions must be brought out of the human individuality; we shall see how as a result, the true Science of the Spirit, which makes all Anthropology into Anthroposophy, is born.
28. The Story of My Life: Chapter XXX
Tr. Harry Collison

Rudolf Steiner
3. “An anthroposophy.”4. From Buddha to Christ.5.
118. The Reappearance of Christ in the Etheric: The Sermon on the Mount 15 Mar 1910, Munich
Tr. Barbara Betteridge, Ruth Pusch, Diane Tatum, Alice Wuslin, Margaret Ingram de Ris

Rudolf Steiner
It will, in fact, be man's task to develop, especially through Christianity, an understanding for the possibility of entering the spiritual world independently of any religious denomination but simply through the power of good will. Anthroposophy above all should help us in this. It will lead us into that spiritual land, described in ancient Tibetan writings as a remote fairyland, which means the spiritual world, the land of Shamballa.
118. The Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount: The Sermon on the Mount 15 Mar 1910, Munich
Tr. Frieda Solomon

Rudolf Steiner
It will, in fact, be man's task to develop, especially through Christianity, an understanding for the possibility of entering the spiritual world independently of any special religious confession, but simply through the power of good will. Anthroposophy should help us above all in this. It will lead us into that spiritual land, described in ancient Tibetan writings as a remote fairyland but meant to be the spiritual world, the Land of Shamballa.
348. Health and Illness, Volume I: The Formation of the Human Ear; Eagle, Lion, Bull, and Man 29 Nov 1922, Dornach
Tr. Maria St. Goar

Rudolf Steiner
A question was asked about the design that appeared on the cover of the Austrian journal, Anthroposophy, showing the heads of an eagle, a lion, a bull and a man. Dr. Steiner. Gentlemen, I think we should first bring to a conclusion our explanation of the human being, and then next time consider the aspects of man that these four symbols—the eagle, lion, bull and man—represent.
348. Health and Illness, Volume I: Why do We Become Sick? Influenza; Hayfever; Mental Illness 27 Dec 1922, Dornach
Tr. Maria St. Goar

Rudolf Steiner
One must rather seek to make the totality of life healthier, and for that one must first discover all that is related to a healthy life. Anthroposophy can provide this understanding. It aims at being effective in the field of hygiene and seeks to comprehend correctly questions of health.
150. The World of the Spirit and Its Impact on Physical Existence: Nature and Spirit in the Light of Spiritual Science 08 Jun 1913, Stockholm

Rudolf Steiner
Does this not actually speak against the presence of intellect in anthroposophy? — one might ask. The answer to that question is entirely objective, but it is easy to be misunderstood when one gives it.
69b. Knowledge and Immortality: Knowledge and Immortality 19 Feb 1910, Düsseldorf

Rudolf Steiner
But beyond this ordinary science, there is something that is trying to become part of our entire spiritual life today, which can be called spiritual science or anthroposophy. What does theosophical spiritual science seek to comprehend? It seeks to comprehend the whole human being.
332a. The Social Future: Cultural Questions. Spiritual Science (Art, Science, Religion). The Nature of Education. Social Art 28 Oct 1919, Zürich
Tr. Harry Collison

Rudolf Steiner
We shall now speak of these three regions of culture, art, science, and religion. For it is the mission of Anthroposophy or spiritual science to build up a new structure in these three regions of culture. To explain what I mean, I must indicate in a few words the vital point of spiritual science.
This most important statement shows how Anthroposophy solves the crucial problem of modern physiology and psychology, that is to say, it explains the relation between body and soul.

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