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• Title: Lecture 1: On the Meaning of Life
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  • view of Spiritual Research, on the question so frequently and
  • to our own life, the result is at best the formulation of a question
  • within us anxious questionings about life. The most important thing
  • A question is put to us, and it seems as if that which we can grasp
  • problem, with the question: “What is the meaning of existence
  • question which we formulated as to the meaning of life, and
  • lectures will give us, in some sort, an answer to the question which
  • Now you know that there is a religion which has put the question as to
  • the question as to the meaning of life. Now, we are not going to
  • approach the question in an abstract, philosophical way. Rather we
  • approach this question as to the meaning of life. Let us take the
  • question fully, we cannot simply say: “When, in Spring, plants
  • which are missing in the man in question, and introduce their juices
  • before. It is not a question of saying: “It is only a dream.”
  • It is far more a question of what the dream contained. It may be
  • So we see how at the present day we stand confronted by questions
  • been said to-day we can, with this as a basis, put the question
• Title: Lecture 2: On the Meaning of Life
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  • would be a grave error if one were to believe that the question as to
  • question as to the meaning of life. It is true that an abstract
  • grasp something like an answer to a question of such far-reaching
  • questions with a rule, but he would have to say: “If you
  • This question as to the “why” will be extremely instructive
  • Now we pass to the other question, which also in a certain way
  • Here, but in no simple abstract way, we have answered the question, “What