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263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter from Edith Maryon 13 Sep 1923,

Leuzinger, she has not spent anything at all and does not understand the matter at all, but has asked everyone what this was all about, and finally she came to me.
Mackenzie's arrival in a few days and discuss the matter with her. It was not exactly easy to understand what had happened, because Mrs. Leuzinger was not very clear on some points of her account; and she did not make a move to get the letter, which might have made something clear.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter to Edith Maryon 13 Sep 1923, Stuttgart

And so they say to themselves: we have the “good will”, but we do not understand what we are supposed to do. But the truth is that they should say to themselves: we understand as well as possible what we are supposed to do; but we do not want to.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letter from Edith Maryon 13 Nov 1923, The Hague

Show German 173 Edith Maryon to Rudolf Steiner Sculptor's studio, Goetheanum Dornach near Basel November 15 [13] 1923 (afternoon) Dear and honored teacher, I hope you have now arrived safely in The Hague, without any adventures on the way, and that you will be given some time to rest before you are expected to work again! I don't understand how someone can be expected to give a lecture straight after such a long journey; it always seems strangely inconsiderate to me!
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Letters Regarding the Death Of Edith Maryon

Steiner is so immense and we are all shocked to see its effects on him, the loss of his long-standing, understanding artistic collaborator is a twist of fate that fills me with the deepest, most sincere sympathy.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Humorous Verses and Sketches for Edith Maryon

He also read the daily newspaper to her or commented on articles from the newspaper. It is therefore understandable that political events were also discussed. The verses and drawings with which Rudolf Steiner helped Edith Maryon to distract her from her pain also bear witness to these visits.
263. Correspondence with Edith Maryon 1912–1924: Verses and Notes for Edith Maryon 1918–1924

Spiritually, there is But this feeling dreams within me. I must understand what is dreaming in my feeling: In every thing In all becoming Life dreams; I am in dreams, Thinking disturbs me.
264. The History of the Esoteric School 1904–1914, Volume One: To Martha Langen in Eisenach 20 Sep 1907, Berlin

One such misunderstanding, for example, is that Theosophy must urge every person who accepts it in any form to undergo occult training. But that is absolutely not the case. Occult truths can only be discovered by those who have undergone occult training; they can be understood by the most ordinary human intellect.
Since many people today are seeking this training under such circumstances, misunderstandings cannot be avoided even among students. Today everyone thinks that what is good for him must also be good for others.
So you see that asceticism in this direction must not be a rule, but can only be granted to some occultists under certain conditions. In any case, if you approach occultism with these prerequisites in mind, you will easily understand that any kind of selfishness, even if it is the most hidden and masked, will not get you far in occult training.
264. The History of the Esoteric School 1904–1914, Volume One: To Mathilde Scholl in Cologne 01 May 1903, Berlin

But then it could only be the projection of the causal body in mental matter. And in this case, I do not understand the swastikas, which again point to an astral element. I therefore request that you write to me with more details about this matter.
We must make it clear, not through words but through imponderables, that it is a matter of the continuous fertilization of the bearers of the T.S. by central individualities. Only those who work esoterically will fully understand all these things; but for that, they must also stand together in a clearly conscious and forceful way, awakening the others.
It was only through Leadbeater's book that I understood how it is possible to see such an arrangement of colors. But I would like to know who this being was, because even if it seemed to have the features of Master M., it may just as well have been based on my individual mood as on reality.”
264. The History of the Esoteric School 1904–1914, Volume One: To Günther Wagner in Lugano 24 Dec 1903, Berlin

And with regard to letters received, were they read by the occult recipient in the usual way, or did he understand the content without this?K.H.'s answer was: I have to read every word you write, otherwise I would make a real mess of it.
264. The History of the Esoteric School 1904–1914, Volume One: To Clara Smits in Düsseldorf 28 Dec 1903, Berlin

I would like to add a few words to help us understand this meditation sentence. It is absolutely true that we receive as much knowledge from the world as we ourselves radiate love.

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