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136. Spiritual Beings in the Heavenly Bodies and in the Kingdoms of Nature: Lecture X 14 Apr 1912, Helsinki
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Just as the earth in the course of time turns its countenance, so to speak, to all the stars which shine to us from cosmic space, so may humanity learn through the ideals of Anthroposophy to look in an unbiased manner upon all which speaks spiritually from cosmic space. Through such a positive consideration of facts this ideal will best be reached—not through a sentimental emphasis of love and peace.
143. Reflections of Consciousness, Super-consciousness and Sub-consciousness 25 Feb 1912, Munich
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
It is also lecture 3 of 5 included in the collection of lectures known as, Psychoanalysis in the Light of Anthroposophy, Psychoanalysis and Spiritual Psychology, or Freud, Jung, and Spiritual Psychology.
157a. The Forming of Destiny and Life after Death: Concerning the Subconscious Soul Impulses 14 Dec 1915, Berlin
Tr. Harry Collison

Rudolf Steiner
He drew attention continually to the path that human knowledge and perception must take if it is to recognise these spiritual connections. What Anthroposophy really desires can already be found in the older Theosophists. But Oetinger wishes to present it in his own way.
159. The Mystery of Death: The War, an Illness Process 09 May 1915, Vienna
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
It really belongs to that self-education which anthroposophy must give us to see that somebody who stops in the area of materialism can prove everything and believe everything.
310. Human Values in Education: Three Epochs of Childhood 20 Jul 1924, Arnheim
Tr. Vera Compton-Burnett

Rudolf Steiner
How it works must be learned through observation, not through mere speculation. Anthroposophy as a means of knowledge rejects all speculation and proceeds everywhere from experience, but of course from physical and spiritual experience.
271. Goethe as the Founder of a New Aesthetic 09 Nov 1888, Vienna
Tr. George Metaxa

Rudolf Steiner
If this alleged alteration in my views was connected especially with my spiritual scientific (anthroposophical) activity, my answer is, that on reading through this lecture, the ideas developed in it appear to me to be a healthy foundation for Anthroposophy, and the anthroposophical way of thinking, in particular, to be most suitable for the understanding of these ideas.
114. The Gospel of St. Luke: The Event of Golgotha: Initiation Presented on the Stage of World History 26 Sep 1909, Basel
Tr. Dorothy S. Osmond, Owen Barfield

Rudolf Steiner
The facts now indicated are not usually observed; but they certainly will be when the conscious faculties of researchers are permeated by the spiritual teachings of Anthroposophy. As a result of the fact of which I have just spoken, a great change has taken place in connection with the faculties of the human being since Christ came to the Earth.
192. Spiritual-Scientific Consideration of Social and Pedagogic Questions: Prelude to the Threefold Commonwealth 21 Apr 1919, Stuttgart
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Again and again, throughout the last year especially, I have emphasized the fact that this Anthroposophical conviction of ours must not confine itself to the taking in of ideas, in order merely to enjoy a kind of mystic feeling of inner well-being: and that is precisely what the present state of affairs teaches us so loudly and so eloquently. Many of us have been content to find in Anthroposophy something that will answer certain soul-questions for us—which, to be sure, is one's privilege.
188. Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation: The Difference Between Man and Animal 03 Jan 1919, Dornach
Tr. Violet E. Watkin

Rudolf Steiner
Here too I beg you, my dear friends, not to consider this the superior attitude of a number of anthroposophists; I beg you not to suppose that Anthroposophy as such is claiming to judge the seriousness of the times better than people outside the Anthroposophical Movement.
183. Mysteries of the Sun and of the Threefold Man: Lecture III 26 Aug 1918, Dornach
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
And you will therefore understand why to a certain extent I have always been against drawing diagrams so long as we were still trying to run our Anthroposophy within the Theosophical Society. One had only to enter any theosophical branch and the walls as a rule would be plastered with all manner of diagrams; there were drawings of every possible thing with words attached; there ware whole genealogical trees and every possible kind of sketch.

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