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The Festivals and Their Meaning III : Ascension and Pentecost: The Whitsun Festival. Its Place in the Study of Karma 04 Jun 1924, Dornach
Tr. Dorothy S. Osmond, Alan P. Shepherd

Rudolf Steiner
When a man has felt this, when he has permeated himself through and through with it, then he may also recall what Anthroposophy has revealed to us about the meaning of the Earth. The Child on whom we are gazing is the outer sheath of That which is now born into Space.
83. The Tension Between East and West: Spiritual Geography 04 Jun 1922, Vienna
Tr. B. A. Rowley

Rudolf Steiner
And as we shall see in the second part of these lectures, which will be devoted to Anthroposophy and Sociology, in that case the forces of decline will quite definitely proliferate. Before us, then, are two pictures: spiritual world as reality and world of the senses as maya—world of the senses as reality and spiritual world as maya.
72. The Nature of the Soul and Body of Man as Illuminated by Spiritual Science 30 Oct 1918, Basel

Rudolf Steiner
In this talk, I would like to give a picture of that what anthroposophy has to say about the most different areas of life and to start from some of its most significant results for the knowledge of the human soul life and its relation to the bodily life.
72. Justification of Supersensible Knowledge Through Natural Science 31 Oct 1918, Basel

Rudolf Steiner
A psychoanalyst said to me once after a talk, anthroposophy looks at the dreams with reference to their immediate contents. We psychoanalysts take the dreams, while we want to investigate from their pictures what rumbles about there in the subconscious.
72. The Philosophy of Thomas Aquinas: Comment IV. Man as a Learning Being

Roman Boos
Rudolf Steiner has given the answer in our time: Anthroposophy, in which created man through the evolution of creative thought is joined with uncreated Wisdom—sapientia increate—that is the Anthropos with the Sophia.
175. The Human Soul and the Universe 20 Feb 1917, Berlin
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
The small community which is today devoted to Anthroposophy or Spiritual Science, will better be able to grasp the earnest signs of the times and undergo the severe trials of the times, if besides all the other trials to which man is subject today, it learns to consider this time as a time of trial, of testing and probation, whether we are able with sufficient strength of soul and warmth of heart to unite our whole being with the Spiritual Science which we must take in through our reason and our intellect.
175. Cosmic and Human Metamorphoses: The Human Soul and the Universe I 20 Feb 1917, Berlin
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
The small community which is today devoted to Anthroposophy or Spiritual Science, will better be able to grasp the earnest signs of the times and undergo the severe trials of the times, if besides all the other trials to which man is subject today, it learns to consider this time as a time of trial, of testing and probation, whether we are able with sufficient strength of soul and warmth of heart to unite our whole being with the Spiritual Science which we must take in through our reason and our intellect.
138. Initiation, Eternity and the Passing Moment: Lecture II 26 Aug 1912, Munich
Tr. Gilbert Church

Rudolf Steiner
The connection between what these great initiates have to do and what happens externally in the World, often only becomes perceptible through anthroposophy or some other form of occultism. The external, purely historical knowledge of the learned only sees that human history, human evolution, is running its course; it does not see the driving forces behind it.
140. Life Between Death and Rebirth: Life Between Death and Rebirth II 12 Mar 1913, Munich
Tr. René M. Querido

Rudolf Steiner
It is in this sphere that the conditions are created that enable him to transmute the forces acquired through the knowledge of spiritual science or anthroposophy into forces that elaborate his bodily constitution in such a way that in his coming life he has a natural inclination towards the spiritual.
154. The Presence of the Dead on the Spiritual Path: The Presence of the Dead in our Life 25 May 1914, Paris
Tr. Christoph von Arnim

Rudolf Steiner
The rising, pointed arches of the Gothic style are the first architectural attempt to rise again from the physical into the spiritual world. If anthroposophy is to be represented in a building the next step must be to bring to life the living and weaving thought patterns themselves, flowing, and pouring into space.

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