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213. Human Questions and Cosmic Answers: The Relation of the Planets to the Human Organism 30 Jun 1922, Dornach
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Thinking that is bound up with purely material existence conceives that our visible cosmos, our solar system, sprang from a kind of primal nebula which then consolidated and contracted into what now exists as the solar system. From all you have heard in Anthroposophy it will be clear to you from the outset that this cannot be an exhaustive presentation of the process.
214. The Mystery of the Trinity: The Mystery of Truth II 28 Jul 1922, Dornach
Tr. James H. Hindes

Rudolf Steiner
Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762–1814), German idealist philosopher. Important for the development of anthroposophy. See Rudolf Steiner: Truth and Science and The Riddle of Man.18.
215. Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Passage from Spiritual Life to Earthly Existence 11 Sep 1922, Dornach
Tr. Lisa D. Monges, Doris M. Bugbey, Maria St. Goar, Stewart C. Easton

Rudolf Steiner
Man develops this intense longing to return because of the spiritual moon forces active in the cosmos, as I described yesterday. If spiritual science, anthroposophy, is to be rightly understood, one must keep clearly in mind that the various relationships must be presented from the greatest number of viewpoints.
208. Cosmosophy Vol. II: Lecture IX 06 Nov 1921, Dornach
Tr. Anna R. Meuss

Rudolf Steiner
Today we have enemies who are against the new Sun Mystery which anthroposophy must give to the world. Historical evolution now follows the opposite trend. The 4th century brought the decline; today we need the rise.
179. Historical Necessity and Freewill: Lecture V 15 Dec 1917, Dornach
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Then it will be seen clearly that a human being's deeds, let us say, in a certain decade of a certain century, are the consequence of what he experienced before entering into his incarnation on earth; they are in no sense the consequence of events that occurred in the course of decades of physical experience on the earth, and so on. Spiritual Science, in the meaning of Anthroposophy, will have to bring more depth and more life—especially in regard to historical, social, and moral life—into the sphere of history above all.
235. Karmic Relationships I: Lecture X 16 Mar 1924, Dornach
Tr. George Adams, Mabel Cotterell, Charles Davy, Dorothy S. Osmond

Rudolf Steiner
Let the world think as it will: certain inner, spiritual necessities exist in connection with the spread of Anthroposophy. One lends oneself to the impulse that arises from these spiritual necessities, pursuing no outward “opportunism.”
236. Karmic Relationships II: Reincarnation of Former Initiates, Ibsen, Wedekind, Hölderlein 26 Apr 1924, Dornach
Tr. George Adams, Mabel Cotterell, Charles Davy, Dorothy S. Osmond

Rudolf Steiner
Stuttgart, December 27th–31st, 1910 and January 1st, 1911. World-History in the Light of Anthroposophy. Dornach. December 24th–31st, 1923.
237. Karmic Relationships III: Spiritual Conditions of Evolution Leading up to the Anthroposophical Movement 11 Jul 1924, Dornach
Tr. George Adams, Dorothy S. Osmond

Rudolf Steiner
And as we are now speaking of the karma of the Anthroposophical Society, nay of the Anthroposophical Movement altogether, showing how it arises out of the karmic evolution of members and groups of members, we shall need to perceive the foundations of this karma above all in the state of soul of those human beings who seek for Anthroposophy. This we have already begun to do, and we will now acquaint ourselves with certain other facts in this direction, so that we may enter still further into the karma of the Anthroposophical Movement.
238. Karmic Relationships IV: Lecture II 07 Sep 1924, Dornach
Tr. George Adams, Dorothy S. Osmond, Charles Davy

Rudolf Steiner
Now I think I may say that in the twenty-three to twenty-four years during which we have cultivated Anthroposophy, enough occult material has been gathered to warrant the description at this present time even of these bold researches into karma and repeated earthly lives, for the benefit of those who may have gained true confidence through the other realms of spiritual life which have been unfolded before them in the course of time.
238. Karmic Relationships IV: Lecture VII 18 Sep 1924, Dornach
Tr. George Adams, Dorothy S. Osmond, Charles Davy

Rudolf Steiner
Now until the beginning of the age of Michael there have been the greatest difficulties for the men of modern time to approach a real wisdom of the stars. And Anthroposophy, having nevertheless found its way to such a wisdom, must be deeply thankful for the fact that the dominion of Michael really did enter the life of Earth-humanity with the last third of the 19th century.

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