Examples of using In the last lecture in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In the last lecture I spoke of this from another point of view.
In the last lecture I sought to give an idea of those important concepts by making use of present-day experiences.
We will takecharacteristic personalities whose names I gave as examples in the last lecture.
In the last lecture we will learn about the fascinating, important and controversial science behind genetic engineering in agriculture.
That is why in the last lecture I said something about aspects of human life in connection with the several members of man's being.
And the teachings lived and worked too in the great teacher of Dante, Brunetto Latini,of whom I spoke to you in the last lecture.
In the last lecture I gave a survey of our studies during the past year and an indication of the purpose and spirit of those studies.
It is impossible toget entirely clear about many things that we discussed in the last lecture unless one tries to get a kind of living grasp of what thinking involves in terms of actualities.
In the last lecture we spoke of yet another characteristic of Rosicrucianism, namely, that this method aims at carrying Spiritual Science into practical life.
Comprising an evolution through several centuries, they will bring before our souls, from another aspect, that which is living in the OldChristmas Plays of which we have been speaking in the last lectures.
In the last lecture I tried to show you that the motif on the capitals has its origin in a dance motif- a dance that was performed as homage to the Gods of nature.
I have talked to you a great deal about the necessity of exploring your soul and, particularly in the last lecture, I discussed the inner images,the wrong impressions and conclusions that a human being forms over the course of several lifetimes.
In the last lecture we were particularly occupied with the presence of all sorts of spiritual beings which are to be found, so to speak, between the sense-perceptible kingdoms of nature that surround us.
If, for instance, a man has never felt any desire, nor had any motive to become a sailor,a will-impulse such as was referred to in the last lecture does not come into consideration at all, but only one whereby he actually brought about a change of fate, a reversal of some situation in life.
In the last lecture attention was drawn also to events of another kind- experiences through which in a sense we extricate ourselves, by means of what we generally call our Ego, from some situation we are in. .
Blavatsky, who had deep insight into this phase of the Earth's evolution, divined something of what was happening,after she had seen through the tricks of that strange individuality of whom I spoke in the last lecture, and she said to herself: This cannot go on as it is; it must be changed!
In the last lecture we suggested using certain images of triads in their numeric relationships, images of the harmonious working together of opposites(especially the luciferic and ahrimanic elements) and of the intermediate condition.
When we seek the answer to the question to which we referred in the last lecture as to how human beings may establish a relationship with the Christ today, the objection is made by many that a number of human beings already have a relationship with Him.
IN THE last lecture we described the worlds through which the human being has to pass after death, when everything that binds him to his physical instrument has been laid aside in Kamaloca or- as we say in Rosicrucian Theosophy- in the Elemental world.
Coming to expression through man, it was a primary experience for thosehuman beings of ancient times of whom I spoke in the last lecture, when art and knowledge were a unity, when knowledge was acquired through artistic rites rather than the abstractions of laboratory and clinic; when physicians gained their knowledge of man not from the dissecting room but from the Mysteries where the secrets of health and disease, the secrets of the nature of man, were divulged in high ceremonies.
What we spoke of in the last lecture is akin to this reflecting, but it must not be equated with ordinary memory; it should be regarded rather as a higher, wider power of memory which leads us beyond this present incarnation to a sense of certainty that we have had previous earth-lives.
On the basis of what was said in the last lecture and also, to some extent, on earlier occasions, I shall try to characterise what is called the“Eighth Sphere” in order that we may have a foundation for describing the development of the spiritual Movement in the nineteenth century and at the beginning of the twentieth.
In the last Fa lecture I said that actually this cosmos has already been completed, and that's what I meant.
People today do notthink about things as we have done here in the last two lectures.
But you will agree that this or that phenomenon in our existence has become clearer andeasier to explain just by what we have been discussing in the last few lectures.
In the fourth post-Atlantean culture they were greatly disillusioned through the Roman evolution, as we described in the last two lectures.
I shall repeat still other details from the last lecture in order to show how the course of the world moves on, then returns into itself;
In the lectures last week, I mentioned that in the course of mankind's evolution, language, speech as a whole, has also undergone a development.