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• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Foreword
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  • A Road to Self-knowledge.
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture I: The Three Steps of Anthroposophy
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  • what has remained of Philosophy itself? A number of more or less
  • In mankind itself that has been lost which once made Philosophy a
  • of its own; and while man lives in such knowledge he knows himself
  • man feels himself independent not only of his physical and etheric
  • itself to be independent of all corporeality, and independent of the
  • astral nature. Through such an experience man felt himself to be in a
  • use of his senses man must feel himself separated from the divine
  • cognition he puts himself once more in touch with this world. So
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture II: Exercises of Thought, Feeling and Volition
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  • that a man, conscious of self, feels himself in these ideas as in a
  • otherwise unconsciously unfolds itself from one human age to another,
  • where the processes of Nature can be copied without man himself
  • thought-copy is not in itself reality, but only apparent reality. But
  • himself in accordance with them, or not. They themselves exercise no
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture III: Methods of Imaginative, Inspired and Intuitive Knowledge or Cognition
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  • strengthening, inner truthfulness, calmness of soul, self-possession
  • self-possession taking a purely psychic and spiritual course, impulses
  • organism itself attains to a personal experience of a relationship
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture IV: Exercises of Cognition and Will
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  • itself in etheric life. We receive a picture of the living etheric
  • the astral and Ego-organization covers itself with an etheric
  • do not regard it as an end in itself, but as the remains of a living
  • earthly thought is as little comprehensible from itself as the form of
  • seed. Something that has life in itself, which points beyond the
  • dissolution of the body, because its nature shows itself, even during
  • thought, but use all soul-life as experience of self, we can reach an
  • self-experience of what is evident in the earth-life, but which
  • the spiritual Cosmos, and moreover reveals itself in a changed form
  • proof. Philosophy itself has fallen into the error of seeing in a
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture V: Experiences of the Soul in Sleep
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  • would base itself only on these experiences can no doubt, by logical
  • At first, in falling asleep, a man finds himself in an inwardly vague,
  • partition of itself into inner happenings which are differentiated
  • from each other. During this period of sleep, the soul feels itself to
  • self surrender to Christ. It was different, of course, before the
  • inner self it experiences a reflection of the planetary movements. The
  • with the facts of life and death. It sees itself as a spirit-being,
  • cannot believe in the reality of what outwardly represents itself to
  • shows what kind of being man himself really is; how he is part of the
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture VI: Transference from the Psycho-Spiritual to the Physical Sense-life in man's Development
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  • finds himself in the purely spiritual world for a certain time before
  • sees in connection with himself in his pre-earthly spiritual state, is
  • spiritual cosmos and reveals itself at the same time as the cosmic
  • experiencing himself in this cosmos. But he does not experience only
  • himself in it. For this cosmic existence does not separate him from
  • spirit-cell of his future physical organism. He himself prepares for
  • incorporated in his physical body, though unknown to himself, carries
  • nature acts upon man, revealing itself from the outside. But with this
  • being through which it makes itself independent of the other
  • later it feels itself as an independent spiritual being; the cosmos is
  • experienced within herself. The spiritual activity that has furthered
  • The experience of the human soul in taking unto itself the etheric
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture VII: The Relationship of Christ with Humanity
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  • psycho-spiritual has so changed itself from a spiritual form of
  • other hand he had not that sense of self which present-day man has. He
  • did not find himself in the same degree as to-day as an
  • of himself became more and more limited to what his physical
  • there grew up a modern branch of Theology which concerns itself really
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture VIII: The Event of Death and Its Relationship with the Christ
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  • and willing. Thus man loses what he terms as ‘himself’.
  • thinking. One does actually feel oneself as an independent inner
  • consciousness can one only experience oneself in a momentary glimpse.
  • ‘imagination’ has his ordinary self next to him, as it were;
  • which the soul has won for itself by imagining still remains.
  • does not experience in its activity. This etheric organism is itself
  • himself asleep even when he is awake.
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture IX: The Destination of the Ego-Consciousness in Conjunction with the Christ-problem
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  • earthly course of man manifests itself. And a copy of the outer world
  • thoughts man perceives what he himself is enacting in his physical
  • and his ego in himself. Through the casting off of the physical
  • the world ether as well as his etheric organism as part of himself.
  • conjunction with the rhythmical processes also manifests itself in
  • reflected thought-world as itself only bearing the character of the
  • organism. In this state a man looks upon himself as a moral being as
  • in earthly life he looked upon himself as a physical being. He now has
  • during your existence on earth you already let yourself be permeated
• Title: Philosophy/Cosmology/Religion: Lecture X: On Experiencing the Will-Part of the Soul
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  • limb-organization, the will-part is stimulated to surrender itself to
  • for the soul to absorb herself in it. This caused the will-part of the
  • spiritual-eternal part of the soul grows conscious of itself. Just as
  • the consciousness living inside the body realizes the body in itself,
  • can be found in certain functions of the organism itself, which in a
  • physical organism he must also sever himself psycho-spiritually from
  • the earth. This he can only do by cutting himself loose at the same
  • within the region of planetary life. Man cannot himself bring about
  • spirit in which he himself and not the spiritual moon beings are