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Esoteric Lessons Volume 2
From this volume, the insight that I took most was the idea that the divine thinks in us. It thinks in us, it thinks us, and this is revealed in subtle moments. The developing student begins to notice the changes in their thought body.
A...
Esoteric Lessons, volume 1
This book was fascinating.
The content is student notes from the esoteric lessons, which were private lectures given to committed participants. Many of the lectures included notes from more than one student, providing a view from differen...
Awake! Living Nature Knowledge
This lecture series took place immediately following the burning of the first Goetheanum.
The translation in the book pictured is much better than the translation on RSarchive.
It discusses the intellectual fall of the present (in conjunc...
Macrocosm and Microcosm
In anthropop circles one often hears the statement that “we all (all humanity) have now crossed the threshold” but the implication is: in a way that is unconscious. This is because, in general, people have not consciously encountered their...
The Fourth Dimension
From Lecture VI:
In other words, all beings for whom time has an inner meaning are images of four-dimensional beings. This cube is still the same after three or six years. The lily bud changes. Because for it, time has a real meaning. Th...
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