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174b. The Spiritual Background of Human History: Thirteenth Lecture 24 Feb 1918, Stuttgart

Rudolf Steiner
And again, this intervention in our development in time depends, for our consciousness, which can be trained in anthroposophy, on the recognition of what took place in human development from 1841 to 1879 and to 1917, both supersensibly and sensibly, above and on the physical plane.
184. The Polarity of Duration and Development: Third Lecture 08 Sep 1918, Dornach

Rudolf Steiner
Therefore, it is a principle, and not only today, when we all have to rediscover these things on the basis of anthroposophy, but in all times it was a principle for all spiritual researchers, that time as such is an illusion, and never was time counted in such a way by a real knower of reality that it was thought to be a truth, that it itself would have been thought of as a true reality.
168. The Connection Between the Living and the Dead: The Elements of the Human Being in Life Between Death and Rebirth 18 Feb 1916, Kassel

Rudolf Steiner
That our karma led us early enough to emphasize German intellectual life, we may, in all modesty, present as a favorable karma for us, and that anthroposophy has found its center in German intellectual life, we may regard as a kind of shining morning star for our karmic currents.
168. The Philosophy of Spiritual Activity (1963): Compiled Notes

Paul Marshall Allen
Rudolf Steiner made extensive reference to Schelling in his writings and lectures, on various occasions praising that philosopher's “important inspirations and suggestions for what must afterwards be said by Anthroposophy, directly out of spiritual vision, on many points of Christianity.” Steiner further spoke of Schelling, “who really always made a significant impression whenever he appeared in public—the short, thick-set man, with the extremely impressive head, and eyes which even in extreme old age were sparkling with fire, for from his eyes there spoke the fire of Truth, the fire of Knowledge.”
60. How Does One Attain Knowledge of the Spiritual World? 15 Dec 1910, Berlin

Rudolf Steiner
Nothing is easier than to refute Spiritual Science or Anthroposophy, because from a standpoint, imagined to be superior, one can easily say: There are these Spiritual Scientists again, coming out of their mystic 5 darkness with numerical symbolism and say that there is an inner regularity of numbers, and, for example, one has to consider the true foundation of human nature according to the number seven.
63. Evil in the Light of Spiritual Knowledge 15 Jan 1914, Berlin
Tr. Mark Willan

Rudolf Steiner
It is also known as, The Evil, and, Evil in the Light of Anthroposophy. Basically, what we have to deal with today is an ancient issue for mankind: the issue of the origin of wickedness and of evil in the world.
73. Anthoposophy Has Something to Add to Modern Science: The study of nature, social science and religious life seen in the light of spiritual science 15 Oct 1918, Zürich
Tr. Anna R. Meuss

Rudolf Steiner
Considering what has been said so far, we have to ask what the essence is of the newer form of supersensible insight which we seek to find through anthroposophy. The essence is that the way that leads to supersensible investigation must ultimately reach an impersonal sphere.
173a. The Karma of Untruthfulness I: Lecture V 16 Dec 1916, Dornach
Tr. Johanna Collis

Rudolf Steiner
Some time ago I said that the question of necessity in world events would have to be scrutinized, even in the face of the most painful happenings. But Anthroposophy will never make us into fatalists, in the sense that we speak of necessities as a fate to which we have to resign ourselves.
159. The Mystery of Death: Christ's Relationship to Lucifer and Ahriman 18 May 1915, Linz
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Bartholomäus von Carneri (1821–1909), cf. Methodical Foundations of Anthroposophy, Rudolf Steiner's Collected Works volume 30.2.297.
297. The Spirit of the Waldorf School: The Social Pedagogical Significance of Spiritual Science 25 Nov 1919, Basel
Tr. Robert F. Lathe, Nancy Parsons Whittaker

Rudolf Steiner
In that we become spiritual researchers, we raise into the consciousness of our understanding of the world and of people what really causes our growth and development as human beings. So closely related is Anthroposophy to the spiritual sword and shield of cognition! For that reason, spiritual science is not something we can take up simply through our intellect.

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