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157. The Destinies of Individuals and of Nations: Lecture II 31 Oct 1914, Berlin
Translated by Anna R. Meuss

Rudolf Steiner
They had a feeling for the great, cosmic astrology. Stars and constellations were not seen the way we see them today. Instead, spiritual entities were perceived and the constellations were seen as their physical exterior.
107. The Being of Man and His Future Evolution: Rhythm in the Bodies of Man 21 Dec 1908, Berlin
Translated by Pauline Wehrle

Rudolf Steiner
That the sun is encircled by the earth in a year arises out of the rhythm that was implanted into the physical body long ages before the physical constellation existed. Thus the spatial relationships between these heavenly bodies were regulated from out of the spirit.
108. Hegel's Theory of Categories 13 Nov 1908, Berlin
Translated by Rick Mansell

Rudolf Steiner
You can find nothing in the primary causes, which could lead to the concept. It has emerged through the pure constellation, through the reference of things to each other. But now this concept, which has come out of the NICHTS, becomes a factor that continues active in you.
97. The Christian Mystery (2000): Who are the Rosicrucians? 16 Feb 1907, Leipzig
Translated by Anna R. Meuss

Rudolf Steiner
Every spring it moves on a distance. The spring equinox is now in the constellation of the Fishes. At that earlier time people thought the Ram brought all that was good, new strength and power in spring.
143. Experiences of the Supernatural: The Human Soul's Activities in the Course of Time 14 Jan 1912, Winterthur

Rudolf Steiner
From there he observed the course of the stars, letting the transformation of the constellations affect his soul. And then the things came to him that he could say about the future. It arose as an intuition.
201. Man: Hieroglyph of the Universe: Lecture VIII 24 Apr 1920, Dornach
Translated by George Adams, Mary Adams

Rudolf Steiner
Instead of wishing to examine the structure of the molecule microscopically, we must turn our gaze outwards to the starry heavens, we must look at the constellations and see copper in one, tin in another! Out there in the Macrocosm we have to behold the structure of the molecule that is only reflected in the molecule.
207. Cosmosophy Vol. I: Lecture VII 08 Oct 1921, Dornach
Translated by Alice Wuslin, Michael Klein

Rudolf Steiner
After having gone through his activity in and out of the animal group-soul system, he becomes dependent on what lives in the outer world, of what lives in the movements of the planets and their constellations. Through this the etheric body of man is prepared. Man is drawn toward a new birth. His etheric body is developed.
252. The History of the Johannesbau and Goetheanum Associations: The Tenth Annual General Meeting of the Association of the Goetheanum 17 Jun 1923, Dornach

Rudolf Steiner
And to judge the government of the spiritual world by the current constellations, if I may say so, would be to be timid about this spiritual world. The spiritual world must give itself its strength and power.
229. Four Seasons and the Archangels: The Michael Imagination 05 Oct 1923, Dornach
Translated by Mary Laird-Brown, Charles Davy

Rudolf Steiner
And when in high summer, from a particular constellation, meteors fall in great showers of cosmic iron, then this cosmic iron, which carries an enormously powerful healing force, is the weapon which the gods bring to bear against Ahriman, as dragon-like he tries to coil round the shining forms of men.
233a. Easter as a Chapter in the Mystery Wisdom of Man: Lecture I 19 Apr 1924, Dornach
Translated by Samuel P. Lockwood

Rudolf Steiner
Our attention is drawn to this connection with world riddles by the fact that Easter is a so-called moveable feast, fixed each year by computing the position of a constellation of which we will have more to say in the following lectures. Yet if we trace the festival customs and cult rites that have become associated with the Easter Festival through the centuries—rituals having a deep meaning for a large part of mankind—we cannot fail to observe the profound significance with which humanity has endowed this Easter Festival in the course of its historical development.

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