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- Title: Man/Being/Spirit/Soul: Lecture I: Man as a Being of Spirit and Soul
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- the transitory sense world; science cannot approach the
- to the outer sense world. —
- People then believe that a departure from the sense
- outer sense world. We can impose a certain resignation, a
- learned and experienced in the sense world.
- experienced in the sense world, but they try to penetrate
- beyond these limits, even if only in a negative sense, by using
- the kind of concepts and ideas acquired in studying the sense
- his study of the sense world; in other words, taking upon
- sense world. Those also have not understood the experience of
- decide that nothing exists beyond the sense world on the basis
- the senses.
- concepts acquired through living in the sense-world, where we
- further with what we have learned in the sense-world. For if
- from the sense world becomes a virtue and permeates the entire
- in his sense perception and in the ideas and images derived
- led by the sense world. He allows one thought to follow another
- because he first experiences one event in the sense world, then
- an objective and genuine sense can be called meditating, an
- outer sense-nature is inner physical nature, so spiritual
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- Title: Man/Being/Spirit/Soul: Lecture II: The Psychological Expression of the Unconscious
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- of the physical sense world.
- consciousness with the same kind of sense perception
- of the senses. People have gradually become convinced that it
- the physical sense world), his approach and outlook are
- in hypotheses from what is perceptible in the sense world. And
- human being, so that he can tread the path from the sense world
- the sense world. The science of spirit, therefore, does not
- describe a hypothetical path from the sense world into
- to underlie the sense world, if it is unconscious? For then the
- held by many people today in the same sense as he held it, even
- sorts of amateurish and other nonsense, but the way I use it
- world in the same way that we approach the physical sense world
- with our physical eyes and ears and the other sense organs,
- grasp its connection with the physical sense world.
- put together out of the physical sense world and then
- the transitory physical sense
- gained the idea through sense perception in the first
- sense world, then he would naturally become suspicious of the
- perceive in our thoughts of the sense world appears quite
- ideas and images we form through contact with the sense world
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- Title: Man/Being/Spirit/Soul: Lecture III: The Science of the Spirit and Modern Questions
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- sense phenomena and the ordering of them by the intellect. Or
- fact, which lies behind our sense world. And although we
- technical sense, concentration on certain spheres of
- which is lying in bed and to revive it in a spirit-soul sense.
- experience is not what appears to the senses in the outer
- Activity, that in a higher sense the
- free human beings in the sense that they do what should be done
- anthroposophical sense. If they are artists they do not employ
- create? First of all, they looked with their senses at the
- same sense of reality which artists worked with earlier where
- won in this way down into the physical sense world. This has
- Title: Lecture: The Christmas Festival: A Token of the Victory of the Sun
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- is revelation, not glory in the sense of honour. Therefore we should
- being where we think logically. It would be nonsense to decide by a
- development and progress on this Earth, wherever in the truest sense
- obvious that we are not speaking here in any materialistic sense, but
- Title: Lecture: On The Three Magi
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- desire-principle in the real sense. The animals of the preceding
- Earth-Round, men may be likened to fishes, in the sense that their own
- Title: On the Relationship with the Dead
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- worlds. It is senseless to think that death could occur in the higher
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