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217. The Younger Generation: Lecture V 07 Oct 1922, Stuttgart
Translated by 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.
Poetry and the Art of Speech: Decline and Re-edification
Translated by Julia Wedgwood, Andrew Welburn

Marie Steiner
Hard work makes the voice hard and rugged, and her struggling with material tasks must have a coarsening effect unless there happens to be religion or anthroposophy to restore the balance. But a Madonna is hardly likely to be subjected to such physical labours in the heavenly heights: A certain aura should always hedge her about – even on the pedestal.
122. Genesis (1982): The Mystery of the Archetypal Word 17 Aug 1910, Munich
Translated by Dorothy Lenn, Owen Barfield

Rudolf Steiner
It is not in the least a question of being able to replace the old words by modern ones; it is much more important that we should have been prepared by Anthroposophy to feel at least something of the mood which lived in the heart and mind of the Hebrew pupil of old when he brought to life within himself the words: B'reschit bara elohim et haschamayim v'et ha'aretz.
122. Genesis (1959): The Mystery of the Archetypal Word 17 Aug 1910, Munich
Translated by Dorothy Lenn, Owen Barfield

Rudolf Steiner
It is not in the least a question of being able to replace the old words by modern ones; it is much more important that we should have been prepared by Anthroposophy to feel at least something of the mood which lived in the heart and mind of the Hebrew pupil of old when he brought to life within himself the words: B'reschit bara elohim et haschamayim v'et ha'aretz.
283. The Essence of Music: Questions and Answers: Question and Answer Session I 29 Sep 1920, Dornach

Rudolf Steiner
Please observe purely empirically — one does not usually do this, but these things belong to a finer perception of a true anthropology, which then becomes anthroposophy — how the emotional life changes in a person whom one later learns has died. Of course, there are many things that prevent us from pursuing such things, but at least we can pursue them retrospectively.
298. Rudolf Steiner in the Waldorf School: Address at the second official members’ meeting of the Independent Waldorf School Association 20 Jun 1922, Stuttgart
Translated by Catherine E. Creeger

Rudolf Steiner
The current issue of the newspaper for threefolding has just announced that in future it will be a magazine for anthroposophy. Why? Because the promising beginnings in understanding threefolding have petered out. Because, fundamentally, we must go back to the style we had prior to the threefolding movement.
300a. Faculty Meetings with Rudolf Steiner I: Fifteenth Meeting 29 Jul 1920, Stuttgart
Translated by Ruth Pusch, Gertrude Teutsch

Rudolf Steiner
The question is whether we will be able to form the World School Association. A teacher: Could we use “Anthroposophy” in the name? Dr. Steiner: No, we need to leave that out. A teacher: We should retain the name “Waldorf School” until the school reaches a certain size, so that interest does not wane.
300c. Faculty Meetings with Rudolf Steiner II: Sixty-Eighth Meeting 19 Jun 1924, Stuttgart
Translated by Ruth Pusch, Gertrude Teutsch

Rudolf Steiner
] It should not be possible for a child to make comparisons and conclude that the religious instruction given by the Waldorf teacher is not as good. The school exists within the framework of anthroposophy, so if a child makes such a comparison of which teacher is better, it should be obvious that due to the nature of the subject, the Waldorf teacher is better.
302. Education for Adolescents: Lecture Three 14 Jun 1921, Stuttgart
Translated by Carl Hoffmann

Rudolf Steiner
But even they do not consider the inner concrete nature of soul and spirit. It is exactly this consideration that anthroposophy is to contribute toward an understanding of the human being. It is only this that will, in a conscious way, make the adaptation of our lessons to the human life processes possible.
302. Education for Adolescents: Lecture Four 15 Jun 1921, Stuttgart
Translated by Carl Hoffmann

Rudolf Steiner
As far as our school is concerned, the actual spiritual life can be present only because its staff consists of anthroposophists. We do not teach anthroposophy—our school must not represent a world conception—but through the way the teachers are acting, through their inner life, the soul and spirit elements enter the school as though through the imponderables of the soul.

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