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• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 1: On the Functions of the Nervous System
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  • so-called physical world and the spiritual really lies. This
  • this assumes a very subtle aspect. The scientifically trained
  • schematically, by showing, for instance, that any nerve, say
  • the so-called motor nerve. From there, the impulse of the
  • along the whole sensitive nerves, along the so-called motor
  • process in a so-called reflex movement: A fly settles
  • is a leg. Now suppose that a so-called impression goes out
  • scientifically stupid in the social sphere in order that they
  • else in him wills it. But of course, so-called science
  • which I had used it. Suppose that he used it dogmatically,
  • not symptomatically as I did. Suppose that he used it from
  • I have called
• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 2: Concerning the World of the Dead
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  • so-called dead. We are, as human beings, so fashioned —
  • between the thought life and the feeling life, practically
  • however, the world in which the so-called dead live is quite
  • so-called mineral kingdom, for which the sense organs are
  • expressed quite symbolically, in imagery — then what is
  • times through so-called Darwinism. There has been an endeavor
  • from the so-called imperfect condition. The Darwinists have
  • that are of a purely mechanically purposeful character. It is
  • cooperation of the so-called free will, in what occurs there
  • we call the laws of nature, according to which we then form
  • so-called highest spiritual possessions of mankind are
  • concerned, were he not called upon to weave death into life.
  • are physically embodied, are bound together with our
  • with the so-called dead soul, and thus enter into
  • karmically through our physical life. The connection with
  • have called in the Mystery Plays “The Midnight Hour of
  • the conditions of earthly life. What we call destiny comes to
  • interwoven with what man calls his ego! In how many countless
  • the realm of the so-called dead within the same realm in
  • the bridge between the so-called living and the so-called
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• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 3: Our Life with the Dead
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  • what we may call the threshold between the usual physical
  • himself, also psychically. It lies in him in such a way that
  • We are only separated from the so-called dead through the
  • into the life of the so-called living in many ways.
  • what man lives through historically, what he lives through
  • history the fable convenue that is usually called
  • deeds, impulses and activities of the so-called dead, is
  • so-called living. And this is real history.
  • what we may call “reading to the dead.” When we
  • contact with anything within it, he calls forth pain or joy.
  • the leaf of a tree, we call forth feelings. The departed one
  • can do nothing that does not call forth feelings of joy,
  • way that everything he does calls forth joy, pain, etc; he is
  • connected with all that calls forth a relationship with human
  • this clearly. When you read to a so-called living person, you
  • — the direct opposite of what we call the true world;
  • karmically connected either directly or indirectly, he
  • everything that arises in the life of the so-called dead.
  • so-called living, with those who are incarnated here in the
  • between death and a new birth, and the so-called living, in
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• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 4: The Rhythmical Relationship of Man with the Universe
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  • with the so-called dead.
  • real perceptive organ) that which lies etherically at the
  • impulses that express themselves rhythmically in the
  • times what we call our real self. Thus we may say; —
  • cosmic day (we will call a human life a cosmic day), we
  • rhythmically surging astral ocean we find the so-called dead,
  • atavistically, in a weaker form. Although the knowledge of
• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 5: The Members of Man's Being and the Periods of His Life
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  • so-called free will and of the so-called necessity —
  • roughly in man what we may call his physical nature, or his
  • forces, as I have called it; his astral body, which is
  • our will also lives. And what we call our astral body, what
  • of the dead, as well as among the egos of the so-called
  • so-called world of appearance, or in Maya, as it is called by
  • what we call our understanding, or our thinking consciousness
  • three fourths is active all that man calls his desires, his
  • answer this question philosophically in my
  • out of the element of fantasy, I call it moral fantasy in my
  • the so-called dead, as well as the living, are connected with
  • today must first cease to be called “history.” In
  • beings. These are the spiritual impulses that call man to
  • far as the dead man's life is concerned. What is now called
  • so-called dead, are a higher and more intensive reality than
  • so-called dead. This very world speaks to us through
  • — let us describe it quite schematically: —
  • now you can call forth an illusion — you can take
• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 6: New Spiritual Impulses in History
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  • took place, for instance, in the past year, were historically
  • only dream egoistically. When we dream at night, our dreams
  • which man is called upon in every way to open his soul to new
  • this yesterday); as far as his so-called etheric body is
  • the so-called dead, and in which we lived before descending
  • backgrounds of life, it can be proved historically (Karl
  • historical events and facts are historically proved. It is
  • so-called historical sources.
  • freedom. Events that can be proved historically cannot be
  • ascended to the spiritual kingdom of the so-called dead,
  • The so-called Goethe investigators
  • certain feeling of a living relationship with so-called
  • way, in a really fitting way and not spiritistically. The
  • life. We call together meetings, elect officers, councilors,
  • parliaments, and whatever all the rest may be called. There
  • direct influence, as it were, physically in the course of
• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 7: The Inadequacy of Natural Science for the Knowledge of the Life of the Soul
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  • anthroposophically oriented spiritual science, for which
  • we can only rightly grasp what we call concepts when we bring
  • the eye of the soul upon what we call the human Ego. But just
  • render in thoughts the content of his so-called Ego-concept.
  • distinguished scholar emphatically points out that we must
  • philosophical basis, but considered purely psychologically
  • of a previous lecture I called your attention to how the true
  • the so-called dead and of the so-called living in the whole
  • the living work together upon the tapestry which we may call
  • birth the so-called departed one has the animal kingdom as
  • If you recall
  • life of the so-called dead consists in spreading out his
  • darkness when we fall asleep, so in the soul of the so-called
  • call forth memory would then always fall through at this
  • recall the first speeches of Homunculus, Mephistopheles and
  • Faust. After Faust has touched the ground and called out.
  • Call to mind