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    CW 219 "carries the impressions of the outer world not for a short period, but as an enduring memory" "a movement such as this is not only justified, but also necessary" "the Anthroposophical Society is not understood by one who belongs to it unless he can be a counsellor and helper of this religious movement"

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    CW 219 "carries the impressions of the outer world not for a short period, but as an enduring memory" "a movement such as this is not only justified, but also necessary" "the Anthroposophical Society is not understood by one who belongs to it unless he can be a counsellor and helper of this religious movement"

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    becomes so condensed within time that it carries the impressions of the outer world not only for a short period, but as an enduring memory (archangeloi). 11(12/30/1922, Dornach) 5/162ff. 5117 219-07 On the relationship of the Christian Community (Movement for Religious Renewal) to the Anthroposophical Society: Side by side with this so I thought at that time (1921) there might be such a movement for religious renewal, which of course has no significance for those who find the way into anthroposophy, but is intended for those who, to begin with, cannot find this way. And as there are numbers of such people, a movement such as this is not only justified, but also necessary. For the Anthroposophical Society is not understood by one who belongs to it unless his attitude is that he can be a counsellor and helper of this religious movement, but cannot directly immerse himself in it. If he were to do so, he would be working for two ends: firstly, for the ruin and destruction of the Anthroposophical Society; secondly, to make fruitless the Movement for Religious Renewal. References to lectures of CW 219 in 218-05, 218-08.

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