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121. The Mission of the Individual Folk-Souls: The Five Root Races of Mankind 12 Jun 1910, Oslo
Translated by A. H. Parker

Rudolf Steiner
Even at the time when) especially under the influence of the new planetary constellation, the cooperation of the Jupiter or Zeus forces with the universal Elohim forces took place, they felt themselves to be the people of Zeus.
108. A Chapter of Occult History 16 Dec 1908, Nuremberg
Translated by Dorothy S. Osmond

Rudolf Steiner
They looked up to the stars and saw in their constellations and movements a script of the Gods. They saw revelations of divine-spiritual Beings in physical manifestation.
214. The Mystery of Golgotha 27 Aug 1922, Oxford
Translator Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Looking up to the stars, he saw them not in the mere abstract constellations which we see to-day. He saw them in dreamlike Imaginations. In a dreamlike way he saw the whole Universe filled with spiritual pictures or Imaginations, and as he saw it thus he could exclaim: “This is the last reflected glory of the spiritual World from which I am come down.
199. Spiritual Science as a Foundation for Social Forms: Lecture XV 10 Sep 1920, Dornach
Translated by Maria St. Goar

Rudolf Steiner
Likewise, these individuals who could read the course of the stars said to themselves, “This or that constellation of the stars signifies to us one or the other intention on the part of those divine spiritual beings who guide and direct everything we may call human destiny.”
205. Therapeutic Insights: Earthly and Cosmic Laws: Lecture I 24 Jun 1921, Dornach
Translated by Alice Wuslin, Gerald Karnow, Mary Laird-Brown

Rudolf Steiner
We also know that the spring equinox moves through the constellations bit by bit each year, so that the point at which the sun rises in spring moves forward in the heavens.
253. Community Life, Inner Development, Sexuality and the Spiritual Teacher: Methods and Rational of Freudian Psychoanalysis 13 Sep 1915, Dornach
Translated by Catherine E. Creeger

Rudolf Steiner
The following passage is from page 29 of the above-mentioned book by Freud: The principal characteristic of the psychological constellation which becomes fixed in this way is what might be described as the subject's ambivalent attitude (to borrow the apt term coined by Bleuler) towards a single object, or rather towards one act in connection with that object.
225. Cultural Phenomena — Three Perspectives of Anthroposophy: The World of Dreams as a Transitional Current between the Physical-Natural World and the World of Moral Concepts 22 Sep 1923, Dornach

Rudolf Steiner
For the Greeks, the world was born out of chaos, that is, out of a context that was not yet natural law, but rather like a dream or, as it still is today, the worlds of the constellation of Orion, the hunting dog and so on. First, you enter a world that at least announces itself to man in the fantastic but vivid world of dream images.
225. The World of Dreams as a Bridge between the Physical World and the World of Moral Ideas 22 Sep 1923, Dornach
Translated by Violet E. Watkin

Rudolf Steiner
A Greek considered the world to have been brought forth out of chaos, out of a condition, that is, not yet in accordance with natural law, but as it is in dreams or, as is it still today, in the far reaches of the cosmos – in the Dog star near the constellation of Orion and so on. There we come to a world which still makes itself known to man in the fantastic but living land of dream-imagery.
232. Mystery Centres: Lecture X 14 Dec 1923, Dornach
Translator Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Now even the silver, as it exists in the earth, has already attained a condition in which it cannot enter directly into man; but the whole sphere which includes the moon is actually permeated by finely divided silver, and the moon, especially when its light comes from the constellation of Leo, works in such a way that man, through these silver-forces of the moon receives the opposing activity of the lead-forces of Saturn; he is therefore not divorced or cut off from the Cosmos, in spite of the fact that he is beneficently inspired with the forces of memory by the Cosmos.
233a. Rosicrucianism and Modern Initiation: Hidden Centres of the Mysteries in the Middle Ages 05 Jan 1924, Dornach
Translated by Mary Adams

Rudolf Steiner
He did however get so far as to follow the inner attitude or gesture of the human being out into the Cosmos and say, for example: If you look in the direction of the constellation of the Lion (Leo), and then look in the direction of the Balance (Libra), the connection between the two lines of vision will give you A.

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