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- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 1: On the Functions of the Nervous System
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- time as the invention of printing. All new things that
- exception of books containing old things that existed
- theological wisdom and all kinds of religious things during
- will dawn for human thinking (it is terrible that such things
- something very comical indeed, for it is comical only for him
- book on the elements of science dealing with these things and
- impulse of the will has nothing in common physical
- interruption or break exists not only in order that something
- if they would take things seriously.
- that there is no organ of perception, there is nothing
- spiritual in the process. But if you interpolate something
- the same. In the one case we experience something physical is
- process consists in this — that everything that we
- spiritual world forms and creates directly everything that
- these things difficult if you hear them for the first time,
- clear to you that everything above the boundary line connects
- man with the physical world, and everything below
- receive everything that the earth generates in the form of
- forces. All these cosmic forces, everything that pours in
- feeling and cosmic ideas. These things are only of value if
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- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 2: Concerning the World of the Dead
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- such an event — as something which, generally speaking,
- active in us, first, everything that can be experienced
- through the senses during our life, everything that is
- senses. Upon this world, then, everything is built which we
- life, we have in reality everything in which we live with our
- subconscious world. But the consciousness has really nothing
- consciousness he knows nothing about what actually lives in
- Now everything
- world, in the first place, everything belonging to the
- sun and moon; in general everything belongs to it that is
- it would be, were everything you perceive with the senses
- There would be something remaining over and above for the
- thing that lends character to our lives (the chief
- aroused when we break a stone to pieces or do something
- has no such condition. For him nothing exists at all in the
- indeed, through any action whatever, yes, through everything
- you do something after you have passed through the portals of
- joy, tension or relaxation of something is continually
- thing.
- point toward something behind which real relationships exist.
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- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 3: Our Life with the Dead
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- mere dreamers of life. Things occur in the depths of
- contained in our ideas and sense perceptions, knows nothing
- that when we do something connected with our life in common
- about many things.
- dead. But what is essential is to approach these things more
- contact with anything within it, he calls forth pain or joy.
- can do nothing that does not call forth feelings of joy,
- way that everything he does calls forth joy, pain, etc; he is
- spiritual world. In the spiritual world things are not the
- something real. But in the free reality that thus arises,
- Self. Again we must acquire a conception of these things that
- gradually become acquainted with things, first with our
- things in such a way that we know — they approach us
- Angeloi. Although we can speak of these things merely in
- Angeloi lead us to something which we must experience in our
- everything that arises in the life of the so-called dead.
- And the Angeloi help man in everything that he must do
- kingdom of the Angeloi, he can prepare rightly the things
- something which the Spirits of the Time weave as an unceasing
- year before last. One thing depends on the other —
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- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 4: The Rhythmical Relationship of Man with the Universe
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- dreams through everything contained as living reality in his
- feelings, and he sleeps through everything contained as
- deeper necessity, in the impulses of his will, everything
- direction imagines the “thing in itself.” In my
- “thing in itself,” as it is done in modern
- mirror. I do not speak in this sense of something behind the
- sense perceptions; what I mean is something
- spiritual behind the sense-perceptions, something
- would not strike us as something so strange; for, on this
- reality between birth and death. But things are arranged in
- that it is, in reality, exactly the same thing as our brain
- breathing. I have already explained that when we calculate
- breathing. Again, if we take our life — let us say,
- Here we have deep inner order of laws! Everything is built up
- placed into the breathing process in a threefold way. First,
- But our period is one in which such things must reach the
- schools that were inaugurated here and there keep such things
- still keep them secret, although today these things
- able to grasp something else: — You will understand why
- few men who discovered these things, as if in flashes.
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- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 5: The Members of Man's Being and the Periods of His Life
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- historical processes of human life. In discussing such things
- highest, most important and significant things with the most
- often mentioned this) that certain things must be known in
- of life without having learned anything fundamental about
- these things. We prefer to remain ignorant concerning the
- most important and most essential things, which can only be
- nature, and we wish to know and judge everything imaginable
- things are dry and intellectual, and that the most important
- and essential things must be grasped in quite another
- may teach us something) how much lies hidden in man and in
- Now something
- things that we have thus considered, you will see that we
- such things quite clearly, in order to grasp to what an
- understand these things fully we must grasp thoughts which
- are not so easy to digest (but these things must be said
- things. Today I wish to draw your attention to something that
- years old he has, in fact, said something of importance for
- correct. But these words express nothing at all as far as the
- and nothing at all as far as the other members of the human
- say, 7 years old; this means nothing less than this:--his
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- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 6: New Spiritual Impulses in History
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- course, into everything that proceeds out of human actions
- other things. The materialistic conception would like to
- produces, with a certain necessity, something which follows
- you consider the things that passed before our souls
- many things, if they are looked upon in their true light. For
- are countless things in Nature which must be designated, in
- something that you can see outside in physical Nature. If the
- in the spiritual world — he will find something very
- strange. He will find something which corresponds, in a
- Nature, but in the way in which spiritual things correspond
- to things in Nature. Many considerations have shown us that
- that where such eggs apparently perish, something endowed
- becomes something which can very well be experienced in the
- from the earth, as elementary forms; these are nothing but
- cause that, which was destined for something else, to become
- grains of wheat or rye, from everything else in Nature which
- in their case; when we contemplate such things, the idea of
- things surround us and that we are hindered by inner
- spiritual imaginative things live in the world that always
- Then it descends and becomes something that we reject in
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- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 7: The Inadequacy of Natural Science for the Knowledge of the Life of the Soul
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- were a flask, for it is used as a flask. Indeed, the things
- something growing and flourishing, but just the opposite
- — something dying, something in partial decay in the
- same thing were to go on that goes on in the nerves, this
- anything at all is to be conceived. I have shown that the
- disintegration with something coming out of pure thinking,
- occur through something that is caused within the organism
- process of disintegration. There must be something in the
- shows the characteristics of an age that will have nothing to
- have made every effort to prove that everything arises out of
- that he can exhaust everything with natural scientific ideas
- attempts to say something about the thought-content of the
- let us assume our rank and other such things also, which make
- not go about reforming everything in the world — or at
- from the soul out of sheer nothingness! But at a time such as
- this only those things can be fruitful which are drawn up
- same thing is meant in both cases. This, however, indicates a
- Through this, however, everything that the human being has
- waking state and he is aware of everything, for his life
- we perceive the outer world of which we know nothing during
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