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	In which the Spirits of Will sacrificed their will-substance as heat, the [[Old Saturn]], with which the evolution of our [[planetary system]] began, could come into being. They thus supplied the basic mineral substance for further development, which at first, however, only manifested itself as mineral warmth and at the same time formed the substantial basis for the [[physical body]] of [[man]]. On the [[Old Sun]] they condensed this basic substance to the air element, on the [[Old Moon]] to the [[water element]] and on the [[Earth]] to the solid [[earth element]]. The name "Thrones" derives precisely from this, because with the solid they built the thrones on which all earthly being can be based.		In which the Spirits of Will sacrificed their will-substance as heat, the [[Old Saturn]], with which the evolution of our [[planetary system]] began, could come into being. They thus supplied the basic mineral substance for further development, which at first, however, only manifested itself as mineral warmth and at the same time formed the substantial basis for the [[physical body]] of [[man]]. On the [[Old Sun]] they condensed this basic substance to the air element, on the [[Old Moon]] to the [[water element]] and on the [[Earth]] to the solid [[earth element]]. The name "Thrones" derives precisely from this, because with the solid they built the thrones on which all earthly being can be based.

	The [[group ~~spirits~~ of the minerals]] are their descendants.		The [[group souls of the minerals]] are their descendants.

	== Literature ==		== Literature ==

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	In which the Spirits of Will sacrificed their will-substance as heat, the [[Old Saturn]], with which the evolution of our [[planetary system]] began, could come into being. They thus supplied the basic mineral substance for further development, which at first, however, only manifested itself as mineral warmth and at the same time formed the substantial basis for the [[physical body]] of [[man]]. On the [[Old Sun]] they condensed this basic substance to the air element, on the [[Old Moon]] to the [[water element]] and on the [[Earth]] to the solid [[earth element]]. The name "Thrones" derives precisely from this, because with the solid they built the thrones on which all earthly being can be based.		In which the Spirits of Will sacrificed their will-substance as heat, the [[Old Saturn]], with which the evolution of our [[planetary system]] began, could come into being. They thus supplied the basic mineral substance for further development, which at first, however, only manifested itself as mineral warmth and at the same time formed the substantial basis for the [[physical body]] of [[man]]. On the [[Old Sun]] they condensed this basic substance to the air element, on the [[Old Moon]] to the [[water element]] and on the [[Earth]] to the solid [[earth element]]. The name "Thrones" derives precisely from this, because with the solid they built the thrones on which all earthly being can be based.

			The [[group spirits of the minerals]] are their descendants.

	== Literature ==		== Literature ==

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	By the [[w:Hebrews\|Hebrews]] they are called [[Galgalim]] ({{HeS\|גלגלים}} "wheels", from גַּלְגַּל}} ''Galgal'' "wheel") or also [[Aralim]]<ref>Apart from the Thrones, in the Christian context the Aralim are also referred to the Kyriotetes, the Spirits of Wisdom.</ref> ({{HeS\|ערלים}} "warriors, heroes, brave ones"). Occasionally they are also equated with the [[Ophanim]] ({{HeS\|אוֹפַנִּים}} "wheels"), the wheels of the [[Merkabah]], the [[Throne Chariot of God]].		By the [[w:Hebrews\|Hebrews]] they are called [[Galgalim]] ({{HeS\|גלגלים}} "wheels", from גַּלְגַּל}} ''Galgal'' "wheel") or also [[Aralim]]<ref>Apart from the Thrones, in the Christian context the Aralim are also referred to the Kyriotetes, the Spirits of Wisdom.</ref> ({{HeS\|ערלים}} "warriors, heroes, brave ones"). Occasionally they are also equated with the [[Ophanim]] ({{HeS\|אוֹפַנִּים}} "wheels"), the wheels of the [[Merkabah]], the [[Throne Chariot of God]].

	[[Quote\|The name of the highest and most exalted Thrones signifies that they are unclouded by any earthly lowliness, that they strive supramundanely upwards and are steadfastly moved away from every lowest rank, that they are placed around the truly highest with all their fullness without wavering and secure, that they enjoy the contemplation of God in all freedom from sensual, material disturbances, that they are God-bearers and reverently opened to the reception of the divine illuminations.\|[[Dionysius Areopagita]]\|''Celestial Hierarchy'', 7th Chapter\|ref=<ref>ibid [https://www.odysseetheater.org/ftp/bibliothek/Philosophie/Areopagita/Dionysius_Areopagita_Himmlische_Hierarchien.pdf#page=33 p. 33]</ref>}}		{{Quote\|The name of the highest and most exalted Thrones signifies that they are unclouded by any earthly lowliness, that they strive supramundanely upwards and are steadfastly moved away from every lowest rank, that they are placed around the truly highest with all their fullness without wavering and secure, that they enjoy the contemplation of God in all freedom from sensual, material disturbances, that they are God-bearers and reverently opened to the reception of the divine illuminations.\|[[Dionysius Areopagita]]\|''Celestial Hierarchy'', 7th Chapter\|ref=<ref>ibid [https://www.odysseetheater.org/ftp/bibliothek/Philosophie/Areopagita/Dionysius_Areopagita_Himmlische_Hierarchien.pdf#page=33 p. 33]</ref>}}

	The lowest substance of which the Thrones consist is [[will]].		The lowest substance of which the Thrones consist is [[will]].

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	By the [[w:Hebrews\|Hebrews]] they are called [[Galgalim]] ({{HeS\|גלגלים}} "wheels", from גַּלְגַּל}} ''Galgal'' "wheel") or also [[Aralim]]<ref>Apart from the Thrones, in the Christian context the Aralim are also referred to the Kyriotetes, the Spirits of Wisdom.</ref> ({{HeS\|ערלים}} "warriors, heroes, brave ones"). Occasionally they are also equated with the [[Ophanim]] ({{HeS\|אוֹפַנִּים}} "wheels"), the wheels of the [[Merkabah]], the [[Throne Chariot of God]].		By the [[w:Hebrews\|Hebrews]] they are called [[Galgalim]] ({{HeS\|גלגלים}} "wheels", from גַּלְגַּל}} ''Galgal'' "wheel") or also [[Aralim]]<ref>Apart from the Thrones, in the Christian context the Aralim are also referred to the Kyriotetes, the Spirits of Wisdom.</ref> ({{HeS\|ערלים}} "warriors, heroes, brave ones"). Occasionally they are also equated with the [[Ophanim]] ({{HeS\|אוֹפַנִּים}} "wheels"), the wheels of the [[Merkabah]], the [[Throne Chariot of God]].

			[[Quote\|The name of the highest and most exalted Thrones signifies that they are unclouded by any earthly lowliness, that they strive supramundanely upwards and are steadfastly moved away from every lowest rank, that they are placed around the truly highest with all their fullness without wavering and secure, that they enjoy the contemplation of God in all freedom from sensual, material disturbances, that they are God-bearers and reverently opened to the reception of the divine illuminations.\|[[Dionysius Areopagita]]\|''Celestial Hierarchy'', 7th Chapter\|ref=<ref>ibid [https://www.odysseetheater.org/ftp/bibliothek/Philosophie/Areopagita/Dionysius_Areopagita_Himmlische_Hierarchien.pdf#page=33 p. 33]</ref>}}

			The lowest substance of which the Thrones consist is [[will]].

			{{GZ\|We then perceive entities which we cannot characterise otherwise than by saying: they do not consist of flesh and blood, nor of light or air, but they consist of that which we can only perceive in ourselves when we become conscious that we have a will. They consist, in respect of their lowest substance, only of will.\|136\|79}}

			In which the Spirits of Will sacrificed their will-substance as heat, the [[Old Saturn]], with which the evolution of our [[planetary system]] began, could come into being. They thus supplied the basic mineral substance for further development, which at first, however, only manifested itself as mineral warmth and at the same time formed the substantial basis for the [[physical body]] of [[man]]. On the [[Old Sun]] they condensed this basic substance to the air element, on the [[Old Moon]] to the [[water element]] and on the [[Earth]] to the solid [[earth element]]. The name "Thrones" derives precisely from this, because with the solid they built the thrones on which all earthly being can be based.

	== Literature ==		== Literature ==

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	The '''Thrones''' ({{GrS\|θρόνοι}} ''thrónoi''; {{LaS}} ''throni''), also called '''Spirits of Will''' by [[Rudolf Steiner]], belong together with the [[Cherubim]] and [[Seraphim]] to the [[first hierarchy]], whose physical expression is the [[Zodiac]]. Like all entities of the first hierarchy, they have the ''"immediate sight of the Godhead"'' and do not act out of themselves, but are the executors of the divine will. Their dominion is the sphere of [[Saturn]].		The '''Thrones''' ({{GrS\|θρόνοι}} ''thrónoi''; {{LaS}} ''throni''), also called '''Spirits of Will''' by [[Rudolf Steiner]], belong together with the [[Cherubim]] and [[Seraphim]] to the [[first hierarchy]], whose physical expression is the [[Zodiac]]. Like all entities of the first hierarchy, they have the ''"immediate sight of the Godhead"'' and do not act out of themselves, but are the executors of the divine will. Their dominion is the sphere of [[Saturn]].

	By the [[w:Hebrews\|Hebrews]] they are called [[Galgalim]] ({{~~HES~~\|גלגלים}} "wheels", from גַּלְגַּל}} ''Galgal'' "wheel") or also [[Aralim]]<ref>Apart from the Thrones, in the Christian context the Aralim are also referred to the Kyriotetes, the Spirits of Wisdom.</ref> ({{HeS\|ערלים}} "warriors, heroes, brave ones"). Occasionally they are also equated with the [[Ophanim]] ({{HeS\|אוֹפַנִּים}} "wheels"), the wheels of the [[Merkabah]], the [[Throne Chariot of God]].		By the [[w:Hebrews\|Hebrews]] they are called [[Galgalim]] ({{HeS\|גלגלים}} "wheels", from גַּלְגַּל}} ''Galgal'' "wheel") or also [[Aralim]]<ref>Apart from the Thrones, in the Christian context the Aralim are also referred to the Kyriotetes, the Spirits of Wisdom.</ref> ({{HeS\|ערלים}} "warriors, heroes, brave ones"). Occasionally they are also equated with the [[Ophanim]] ({{HeS\|אוֹפַנִּים}} "wheels"), the wheels of the [[Merkabah]], the [[Throne Chariot of God]].

	== Literature ==		== Literature ==

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The '''Thrones''' ({{GrS|θρόνοι}} ''thrónoi''; {{LaS}} ''throni''), also called '''Spirits of Will''' by [[Rudolf Steiner]], belong together with the [[Cherubim]] and [[Seraphim]] to the [[first hierarchy]], whose physical expression is the [[Zodiac]]. Like all entities of the first hierarchy, they have the ''"immediate sight of the Godhead"'' and do not act out of themselves, but are the executors of the divine will. Their dominion is the sphere of [[Saturn]].

By the [[w:Hebrews|Hebrews]] they are called [[Galgalim]] ({{HES|גלגלים}} "wheels", from גַּלְגַּל}} ''Galgal'' "wheel") or also [[Aralim]]<ref>Apart from the Thrones, in the Christian context the Aralim are also referred to the Kyriotetes, the Spirits of Wisdom.</ref> ({{HeS|ערלים}} "warriors, heroes, brave ones"). Occasionally they are also equated with the [[Ophanim]] ({{HeS|אוֹפַנִּים}} "wheels"), the wheels of the [[Merkabah]], the [[Throne Chariot of God]].

== Literature ==
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Die geistigen Wesenheiten in den Himmelskörpern und Naturreichen'', [[GA 136]] (1996), ISBN 3-7274-1361-1 {{Lectures|136}}

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== References ==
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[[Category:Hierarchy of angels]]
[[Category:Thrones]]
[[de:Geister des Willens]]