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- Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 1
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- into physical existence, And for reasons that we can easily recognise,
- the external physical world. By slowly and gradually applying to his
- ordinary thinking on the physical plane. When a man lives on the
- physical plane he judges things and forms opinions about them. After a
- things. On the physical plane we are forced to form judgments and to
- a truly sound power of judgment for the physical plane, holding all
- we develop so assiduously for the physical plane can be only a means
- picture. In ordinary physical life thoughts and ideas are an end in
- physical plane; and a world in which a man can live only when he knows
- as to what a man lives in while he is on the physical plane. On the
- physical plane he lives in his sense-impressions and in the ordinary
- physical world cease, are no longer there; the experience of touch
- physical body is an instrument. All that a man goes through in his
- suddenly to become conscious without waking up again in his physical
- in a certain sense an extra-physical experience, but the consciousness
- physical experience. This intensity of consciousness, Thou
- standest outside all physical life, is not produced until
- when a man confronts his physical body, whose hands he can move during
- though his whole physical body were petrified, as though it were
- then comes when he knows that there are eyes in this physical body,
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- Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 2
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- independent of the physical body in ordinary life, i.e. in sleep, it
- maintain consciousness when, as in sleep, the physical and etheric
- when they are separated from the physical and etheric bodies, as in
- So now, after having left behind him the physical sense-world in this
- way. We can begin from an ordinary experience on the physical plane.
- are subject to moral laws. When in ordinary physical life we observe
- As already said, we regard the facts of the physical world as enmeshed
- doing well in our estimate of the physical plane if we mix up these
- two sets of facts. We are accustomed on the physical plane to judge
- ascribed to natural laws, as with natural events on the physical
- physical plane. When, therefore, the point is reached of which we
- the physical world. The world of natural law and the world of moral
- his physical body from birth to death and how as has often been
- physical world comes about through influences from the spiritual
- There is something else in the physical world to which we must pay
- birth. We see the physical world permeated by illnesses and diseases,
- Death, one always finds that during their life on the physical plane
- bringing epidemics, illnesses and untimely deaths into the physical
- of the spiritual worlds into the physical world the forces which call
- forth opposition in physical life. Thus men are on the one hand
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- Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 3
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- engendering the physical and etheric bodies of men. How the astral
- how they will again employ their forces in order to enter physical
- worlds he is outside his physical and etheric bodies, he looks down
- spiritual universe, which are working on the physical and etheric
- company he has entered, he learns to understand how physical and
- etheric bodies come into existence within the physical world. He
- into the Earth and work on engendering the physical and etheric bodies
- co-operate in bringing about the physical and etheric bodies of human
- physical body and the etheric body arise out of the forces of the
- living in the physical world is disclosed to you precisely enough!
- company they had reached were at work in building physical and etheric
- this preparation of the physical and etheric bodies, if one cannot
- working of Ahura Mazdao on the physical body and the etheric body, and
- upon the physical form of the Sun but upon the spiritual beings who
- which play into the physical body; saw how the forces which the Sun is
- physical and etheric bodies formed out of currents which stream forth
- they felt themselves to be outside their physical and etheric bodies
- it as though they went about on physical feet; it was their vision
- work on your physical body and your etheric body. But now you are
- cannot cast off all this earthly, physical power of judgment; if he
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- Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 4
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- manifest in physical life when Moses heard the "Ejeh asher
- belongs to the physical side of man, the part which remains behind in
- sleep as physical and etheric body here we have to do with the
- days first became manifest in physical life when Moses heard in the
- physical world the Voice that in earlier ages had been heard only in
- astral body from his physical and etheric bodies and come forth from
- today. The physical and etheric bodies have woven into them something
- directions. As the nerve fibres run through the physical body, so is
- there woven into the physical body something finer than the nerves, of
- man, when gazing into the starry heavens, saw not merely the physical
- body, with the result that the corresponding part of the physical and
- the outer physical world, then men would deteriorate more and more,
- physical and etheric bodies.
- to himself: Souls are thirsting to vitalise something in the physical
- order to become master of the part of the physical body that has died,
- right into physical life and thence launched their assaults on the
- of it, And to be unable while in the physical body to make use of the
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