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62. The World View of Herman Grimm 16 Jan 1913, Berlin
Tr. Peter Stebbing

Rudolf Steiner
Also known as, Herman Grimm, Contemporary Culture and Spiritual Developments, and Anthroposophy. This single lecture is the 8th of 14 lectures in the lecture series entitled, Results of Spiritual Investigation, published in German as, Ergebnisse der Geistesforschung.
62. Errors in Spiritual Investigation: Meeting the Guardian of the Threshold 06 Mar 1913, Berlin
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
In this way the greatest peculiarity arises: Maeterlinck takes to be merely a belief that which anthroposophy or spiritual science has to say when it speaks today about “repeated earthly lives”—when it speaks with a certain outer justification (not with a merely inner conviction, which would be akin to a certain primitive belief of humanity).
64. The Soul of Man in Life and Death. Spiritual-Scientific Considerations 26 Nov 1914, Berlin
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
I have to-day only discussed in their principal general aspects, thought, its dying and awakening in another sphere, the expansion of will over fate, and the individual nature of its activity at this point, these being the subject of more detailed examination in my book Knowledge of Higher Worlds and its Attainment, which has appeared in a new edition after considerable revision; and I have also attempted a different presentation of the subject in my book The Riddle of Philosophy, that has now appeared as a second edition of my Cosmic and Life Conception in the Nineteenth Century, with a sketch of the Future of an Anthroposophy as the sum total of the collective spiritual-philosophic development of the West. Let me repeat: Spiritual science does not give something that would not be there without it—as natural science does not give anything that is not there to start with.
159. The Subconscious Forces 09 May 1915, Vienna
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
The materialistic way of thinking leads to the opinion that one can prove and believe anything. The self-training implied by Anthroposophy, if this is grasped in the right way, also enables us to recognise that it is possible to prove and to believe anything if one remains in the field of materialism.
297. Spiritual Science and the Art of Education 27 Nov 1919, Basel
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
[For further particulars of the Waldorf School, see Numbers 1, 2 and 5 in Volume I of the “Threefold Commonwealth” fortnightly (price 3d. each), and also Volume I, Number 2 of the bi-monthly magazine “Anthroposophy” (price 1/-). To be obtained from the Publishers of this booklet. The Waldorf School is a “unitary” school in that it makes no distinction of Class.
300b. Faculty Meetings with Rudolf Steiner II: Thirty-Ninth Meeting 28 Oct 1922, Stuttgart
Tr. Ruth Pusch, Gertrude Teutsch

Rudolf Steiner
Boy would be quite good, but he has not been here long enough to give religion instruction. You need to have been in anthroposophy longer in order to give the Independent Religious Instruction. Who is speaking here in Stuttgart?
186. The Fundamental Social Demand of Our Times: The Logic of Thought and the Logic of Reality 14 Dec 1918, Dornach
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
We have to accustom ourselves—and this is what makes it so hard for many of our contemporaries to tread the necessary path from the usual thinking of today to the Spiritual Science of Anthroposophy—we have to accustom ourselves to quite a new and different conception of wherein the finding of truth consists.
186. The Fundamental Social Demand of Our Times: The New Revelation of the Spirit 20 Dec 1918, Dornach
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
This too, my dear friends, is new in anthroposophical Spiritual Science. In Anthroposophy we do not only think new things, but we think in a new way. That is why so many people cannot approach it, they cannot get into this “thinking in a new way.”
260. The Christmas Conference : Continuation of the Foundation Meeting 28 Dec 1923, Dornach
Tr. Johanna Collis, Michael Wilson

Rudolf Steiner
Then at 10 o'clock Herr Werbeck's lecture on the opposition to Anthroposophy, and after a short interval the continuation of this meeting. 52.
329. The Liberation of the Human Being as the Basis for a Social Reorganization: The Spirit as a Guide Through the Senses and into the Super Sensible World 06 Nov 1919, Bern

Rudolf Steiner
In past years, I have often spoken in this place of the fact that anthroposophy, the anthroposophically oriented spiritual science, by no means underestimates the importance of this natural science, with its enormous influence on modern culture.

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