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Poetry and the Art of Speech: Preface
Tr. Julia Wedgwood, Andrew Welburn

Julia Wedgwood
[4] For a fuller explanation, see Steiner's classic description of these three systems in The Case for Anthroposophy, ed. Barfield (London 1970), pp. 69ff.
282. Speech and Drama: The Forming of Speech is an Art 05 Sep 1924, Dornach
Tr. Mary Adams

Rudolf Steiner
Steiner and myself independently, in the conviction that anthroposophy, ready as one expects it to be to give new impulses today in every sphere of life—in religion, in art, in science—must also be able to furnish new impulses for the art of the drama.
72. Spiritual Scientific Results of the Idea of Freedom and the Social-Moral Life 30 Nov 1917, Bern

Rudolf Steiner
Somebody who hears something about anthroposophy forms an opinion very often from this or that which he hears about the matter, that he has to deal with a sect or something similar.
137. Man in the Light of Occultism, Theosophy and Philosophy: Lecture VII 09 Jun 1912, Oslo
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
It was at first intended to erect a Building for Anthroposophy in Munich. The project had, however, to be abandoned in 1914. (Note by Translator.)
306. The Child's Changing Consciousness and Waldorf Education: Lecture III 17 Apr 1923, Dornach
Tr. Roland Everett

Rudolf Steiner
Here we see the work of what we have been calling in anthroposophy the I-being of the human individual. For us, this term does not imply anything abstract, it merely serves to pinpoint a specifically human feature.
317. Curative Education: Lecture III 27 Jun 1924, Dornach
Tr. Mary Adams

Rudolf Steiner
It is commonly believed even among Anthroposophists—not that Anthroposophy, which is very precise in its statements, gives occasion for such a belief, but because it is so easy to cling to old and accustomed habits of thought—it is, I say, commonly believed that when the human being wakes up, his astral body and ego organisation go straight over into his physical body and etheric body, combining with them in very much the same way as hydrogen and oxygen combine in water.
104. The Apocalypse of St. John: Lecture XII 30 Jun 1908, Nuremberg
Tr. Mabel Cotterell

Rudolf Steiner
The souls now living in bodies which have the heart to hear and feel Anthroposophy, are now preparing them-selves to live in bodies in the future in which power will be given them to serve their fellow-creatures, who up to that time had been unable to feel this heart beat within them.
188. Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation 12 Jan 1919, Dornach
Tr. Violet E. Watkin

Rudolf Steiner
The way back to Goethe must be found through the Spiritual Science of Anthroposophy. This can be understood only by one who can go straight for the question: where did Goethe stand actually and in reality?
15. The Spiritual Guidance of the Individual and Humanity: Lecture Two 07 Jun 1911, Copenhagen
Tr. Samuel Desch

Rudolf Steiner
These normally developed spiritual guides of our evolution are at work in everything that can lead us to the great treasures of spiritual wisdom that theosophy [ anthroposophy] can impart to us. However, the beings who did not develop properly during the Egypto-Chaldean period are also shaping the cultural trends of our time.
193. The Social Question as a Problem of All Humanity 08 Feb 1919, Bern

Rudolf Steiner
And he who consciously realizes that the things that must enter humanity today can be deepened for him by not merely developing anthroposophy as something that is only science, but by having it as something that penetrates all his perceptions, which permeates his whole perception of life, transforms it too, makes it so that he can enter as a worthy member into that which must begin with the present and which alone can become a salvation for the future of humanity.

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