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• Title: Lecture: The Sun-Mystery in the Course of Human History
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  • life; everything experienced by the soul in the form of pricks of
  • us hither and thither on the turbulent waves of life often without our
  • his conscious mental life; the fact is that this spirituality is at
  • organic activity, inasmuch as organic processes, life-processes take
  • flow, life-processes are taking place. The will takes effect in the
  • sympathies and antipathies aroused by different forms of life, by
  • If the life of soul is studied from this point of view, great
  • illumination will be shed upon it. Waking life arouses in us sympathy
  • In normal life we do not notice the constant interplay of sympathies
  • and antipathies in the life of soul. But we become aware of it when
  • unfolds the element of antipathy in his life of feeling so strongly
  • that it plays into his waking life, his whole being is permeated with
  • say, to an abnormal intensification of the one pole in the life of
  • led to uttermost evil. The deepest secret of human life is that we
  • which, were they to gain control in the conscious life of a man, would
  • good. What is radically evil when it breaks into our conscious life,
  • is the counterbalance for our spent life-forces when it take effect in
  • for the spent life-forces? — the answer is: They are the forces of
  • the ear that hears of it. — Nevertheless man must realize that life
  • life, the mental life. The sleeping will lights up in feeling, and
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• Title: Lecture: The Universe
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  • depends in the widest sense on the whole life of man, we
  • should then consider first of all man's life as a
  • the left one. Animals have less inner life, because they
  • between the outer and inner life. Let us indicate this
  • inner life, but there we take into ourselves the external
  • a tiny bit poisonous. For life consists in taking in
  • one with us: we offer resistance, and life really consists
  • his inner life develops by offering resistance to the
  • least, his life and to some extent also his real form) in
  • taking his place culturally in the external life on earth.
  • reveals to us what penetrated into the present life from
  • really remains a child throughout life. Indeed, we may say:
  • through life. We are head, as far as Cancer. We have this