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• Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 1
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  • Thus it is with the whole thought-world. In ordinary life man thinks
  • Initiation, thinking in the usual sense of the word ceases. It is not
  • thinking as of no significance, but instead of being the aim and
  • object of the life of the soul, thinking must become merely a means to
  • ordinary thinking on the physical plane. When a man lives on the
  • think. Suppose you were sitting in a train and were not thinking, you
  • But with this attitude towards judging and thinking we cannot attain
  • outward nature. Only think, the blue vault of heaven becomes
  • the method of perception by the senses, and also the act of thinking,
• Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 2
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  • realises. They are indolent in their thinking, indolent in their
  • alter their thinking or their habits. If men were not so ease-loving
  • senses. Let us not think in this connection of some dull, prosaic
  • thinker who applied himself in a thoroughly scientific way to studying
• Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 3
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  • of the human brain. For it would be folly for anyone to think that a
  • as can happen also with the soul of to-day. But one must not think of
  • able to make use of his former ways of thinking and judging. If he
• Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 4
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  • what they think it right to instill into children; consider what is
  • thinking, then one could certainly give them some comfort. But this is
  • result of thinking — not the other way about. The brain is
  • plastically modeled through thinking. If only such thoughts are
  • by the wisdom of the spirit, then the souls occupied with thinking
  • the forces of thinking. Hence for anyone who looks into these deeper
  • aspects of human living. After searching for a while, he thinks he