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• Title: Lecture: The Position of Anthroposophy among the Sciences
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  • view from which we look back upon ourselves as filled with
  • body and even look back upon ourselves. This has been accomplished in
  • back upon ourselves we should find it again — just as we find
  • looking back at ourselves, find that we are a part of this space. As
  • again in looking back upon ourselves.
  • back to the way in which we came to know in early childhood the structure
  • that follow if we cannot look back to the living origin, within our
  • has reached a definite point, it swings back again to the opposite
  • must turn back at a certain point, and the fourth dimension becomes
  • must turn back at the fourth, fifth and sixth dimensions to the space
  • leads us back at the fourth dimension into space. But, in turning
  • back then, we are by no means where we were when we found our way
  • back on human evolution, we do not, in fact, always find the same
  • spirit as, in a sense, a most lofty thing. If we look back at the ancient
  • Orient — not necessarily so far back as the most ancient Indian
• Title: Lecture: Anthroposophy and the Visual Arts
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  • third dimension is all that extends forwards and backwards, backwards
  • fledged artists; one becomes a sculptor by reaching back, with full
  • productive to-day, but we are not. We must find the way back into
  • song — can be given back to the whole man and his physical
  • back to the essential foundations of nature. He would be again a part