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• Title: Deeper Education: Lecture I: Gymnast, Rhetorician, Professor: A Living Synthesis
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  • — contain so much carbon, so much oxygen, and so
  • oxygen, nitrogen; fats so and so much nitrogen, and so on; that
  • that the amounts of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and so forth,
  • human being by means of which carbon combines with oxygen so
  • carbon and oxygen that we exhale. You will often hear this
  • combines with oxygen, but to talk in this way is about as
  • outwardly in connection with oxygen is a dead burning, an
  • spiritual. What carbon together with oxygen does within
• Title: Deeper Education: Lecture II: Forces Leading to Health and Illness in Education
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  • human being breathes. The physical activity of carbon, oxygen,
  • is said that the air consists of oxygen and nitrogen, leaving
  • aside for the moment the other constituents. Man inhales oxygen
  • along with a certain amount of nitrogen. He then exhales oxygen
  • and also a definite percentage of oxygen. Suppose a man comes
  • content of oxygen in the air. The human being is so intimately
  • that he needs nitrogen and oxygen not only for himself; it is
  • even more necessary for him to have nitrogen and oxygen in
  • oxygen. We know that in the inner activity of nourishment or
  • oxygen. It is truly interesting, if one observes a
  • oxygen. If one observes these bubbles one has directly and
  • shows an inclination for hydrogen instead of oxygen. This rises
• Title: Deeper Education: Lecture III: A Comprehensive Knowledge of Man as the Source of Imagination in the Teacher
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  • to form oxygen compounds. Early alchemists called carbon
  • form oxygen compounds, acids or oxides. These stimulate