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132. Inner Realities of Evolution: Inner Aspect of the Saturn-Embodiment of the Earth 31 Oct 1911, Berlin
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
The other way is to penetrate into the spiritual worlds without the Gospels through a genuine true Spiritual Science or Anthroposophy. This is also possible. (You know that we emphasise the fact that we do not start from the Gospels when we consider the Mystery of Golgotha, but that we should arrive at it even if there were no Gospels at all.)
301. The Renewal of Education: Further Perspectives and Answers to Questions 11 May 1920, Basel
Tr. Ruth Pusch, Gertrude Teutsch

Rudolf Steiner
That spiritual science can be fruitful for education is the basis of everything I have said. Anthroposophy could help teaching and education to gain a more living character, and the general directions I have described here can be put into practice in many ways.
302. Education for Adolescents: Lecture One 12 Jun 1921, Stuttgart
Tr. Carl Hoffmann

Rudolf Steiner
A lively interest in human nature is, of course, the condition for succeeding in this endeavor. Such interest can be developed, and anthroposophy will provide you with all the hints you need. What I especially recommend to you—from a direct pedagogical/didactic point of view—is that you avoid getting stuck in abstractions when you develop your own concepts.
302. Education for Adolescents: Lecture Two 13 Jun 1921, Stuttgart
Tr. Carl Hoffmann

Rudolf Steiner
When one stands firmly on the ground of spiritual science, of anthroposophy, it no longer matters if one is a materialist or a spiritualist. It really doesn’t matter. The harm done by materialism is not the study of material phenomena.
318. Pastoral Medicine: Lecture IV 11 Sep 1924, Dornach
Tr. Gladys Hahn

Rudolf Steiner
Dear friends, Today I would like to insert into our studies a chapter of anthroposophy that we need for our examination of healthy responsibility and pathological irresponsibility as the physician and the priest must know them.
321. The Warmth Course: Lecture VII 07 Mar 1920, Stuttgart
Tr. George Adams, Alice Wuslin, Gerald Karnow

Rudolf Steiner
We cannot proceed as rapidly as we should in getting people to consider anthroposophy unless we are able to take them out of the rut in which modern thinking runs. Just as the physicists can point to factories to show plainly, very plainly, that what he says is true, so we must show people by experiments that what we say about things is correct.
312. Spiritual Science and Medicine: Lecture XVI 05 Apr 1920, Dornach
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
But when we are at last in a position to put the whole educational process at the service of the knowledge that spiritual science offers—on the lines of my booklet Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy, Dementia Præcox will be on the way to disappear. For such educational methods will avert the danger of premature and precocious employment of organs essential to the adult.
314. Physiology and Therapeutics: Lecture III 09 Oct 1920, Dornach
Tr. Alice Wuslin, Gerald Karnow

Rudolf Steiner
Excerpts of this are published in English under the title, The Case for Anthroposophy. Rudolf Steiner Press, London, 1970.
275. Pythic, Prophetic and Spiritual-Scientific Clairvoyanc 04 Jan 1915, Dornach
Tr. Martha Keltz

Rudolf Steiner
And if we find such things anywhere in the world, we do not regard them as anything other than what they are. We believe—if anyone thinks he understands anthroposophy with especial depth, yet reveals certain qualities which not only show themselves in him as they do in the world, but more intensely—that these things are not incomprehensible, but realize that they are comprehensible, yet as matters we must fight.
293. The Study of Man: Lecture II 22 Aug 1919, Stuttgart
Tr. Daphne Harwood, Helen Fox

Rudolf Steiner
Naturally no outer science can tell us this, but only a science founded on Anthroposophy. Mental picturing is an image of all the experiences which we go through before birth, or rather conception.

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