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• Title: Article: Knowledge of the State Between Death and a New Birth
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  • something lies hidden which does not become conscious in the course of
  • ordinary life, but which can be brought to consciousness through inner
  • ordinary consciousness, is revealed what in it is independent of the
  • calling out forces which otherwise remain unconscious as in a kind of
  • consciousness and the soul experiences herself consciously in the
  • inner act of will which is completely illuminated by consciousness. In
  • it is to be again experienced in consciousness. I do not mean that this
  • an inner activity similar to the processes of consciousness in one's
  • human being who, as a spiritual being, is a conscious observer of
  • transformed thinking, so a consciousness partaking of the nature of
  • as in the physical world one is conscious of experiencing objects and
  • events as material, so in the spiritual world one is conscious of
  • consciousness set free from the will. In the spiritual world the
  • earth in the unconscious depths of the soul, and then, after death,
  • consciousness within the never-ceasing movement into which it is
  • placed. The awakened spiritual consciousness must accommodate itself
  • to this reversal of inner experience with regard to the consciousness
• Title: Article: Supersensible Knowledge
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  • Mystical experience whereby the untrained ordinary consciousness
  • conceptions must be left within the field of consciousness intact,
  • Many people, more or less consciously aware of the above experience of
  • conscious. But the Memory retains what is thus half-consciously or
  • subconsciously experienced. Long afterwards it frequently emerges into
  • consciousness — in moods, in shades of feeling and the like, if not
  • to consciousness in quite a different form from that in which it was
  • existence on the faculty of Love, so does the immediate consciousness
  • Self-consciousness that is bound to the bodily nature, stands in the
  • For him who would penetrate with full conscious clarity of
  • which places him, as a self-conscious being, in the midst of Nature.
  • nature of Self-consciousness and Memory which would reveal its
  • finds that even in the ordinary action of human consciousness there
  • Thought. True, it remains unnoticed in the ordinary conscious life;
  • This experience escapes the every-day consciousness, because man
  • every-day consciousness, an activity of Thought unsubjected to the
  • as man becomes distinctly, separately conscious of this Thinking in
  • experience is there unconsciously in every act of perception. We need
  • consciousness in Sense-perception, and that which is active in
  • derives its free and conscious quality, its inherent certainty that it
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• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethes Work
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  • delight, then might the Universe, could it consciously feel, deeming
• Title: Article: The Luciferic and Ahrimanic in Relation to Man
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  • an adequate introspection of even ordinary consciousness, but
  • consciousness to learn to know them in their real, essential nature.
  • of soul. A consciousness that has been prepared for the supersensible
  • of life man could attain to no consciousness of himself that he could
  • consciousness. It runs its course quite beneath the threshold of this
  • consciousness, and only with those who have tuned their inner life to
  • subconscious into the daily experiences of the soul. The
  • supersensible mode of cognition however raises the subconscious into
  • the field of consciousness. It thus perceives that the self-knowledge
  • bodily organisation a consciousness of the inner experiences of the
  • first half of life. These remain unconscious during the first three
  • view presents itself to the consciousness trained in supersensible
  • bodily organisation. To supersensible consciousness it becomes clear
  • world. That man, even when he has not consciously developed
  • into ordinary consciousness. Into every human consciousness the will
  • consciousness, by its own constitution of soul, darkens insight into
  • consciousness must confront perceptions which, it must confess if it
  • consciousness. For the life of the soul may be compared to a knot
  • nature, hidden from ordinary consciousness, the other remains still
  • the soul develops a strong subconscious inclination towards
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• Title: Mission of Spiritual Science and of Its Building at Dornach
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  • bringing logical thinking to life within him, becomes conscious of a
  • which has a consciousness of its own. If we work at our will in an
  • states, waking life and sleep. In waking life man lives, consciously;
  • during sleep, consciousness ceases.
  • conscious between the time of falling asleep and awaking. But they are
  • become unconscious and know nothing about ourselves and our
  • consciously leave our bodies; we see the body outside ourselves, just
  • soul-experiences, but the discovery of a different consciousness from
  • consciousness. If we learn to know these two within man, we know that
  • the consciousness that is liberated out of the will, a life-germ has
  • conditions are called, and speaks out of the subconscious, which is
  • process is that the ordinary consciousness is not present whilst the
  • changed consciousness is active. The former has been transformed into a
  • dulled, abnormal consciousness. It will never be possible to say, when
  • research the fact is that man arrives at a changed consciousness, but
• Title: Mathematics and Occultism
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  • annihilation of consciousness. Hence certain philosophers affirm that
  • consciousness; then we shall feel something of the abounding power
  • definite enlightened consciousness and not in dim sensuous ecstasy or
  • in a semi-conscious longing. The Occultist and the Mystic live in the
• Title: Human Life in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • a certain sense those who are conscious of the riddles presented by life in
  • is that inhabits the human soul in the form of consciousness; nay more, we
  • is incapable of understanding matter and consciousness, the two poles so to
  • evolution can raise profound questions into consciousness, but that the
  • wrote his “Philosophy of the Unconscious.” It was not even
  • the term is open to objection — the “Unconscious.” He
  • as the “Philosophy of the Unconscious.” Many were the rejoinders
  • consciousness through personal experience, be accepted by spiritual research
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture II: The Psychological Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • the horizon of the normally conscious life of the mind, there is
  • “subconscious.” This “subconscious” may
  • conscious, possesses as complete logical watchfulness over himself,
  • as within the limits of the ordinary consciousness. But this
  • evidences of the mind's conscious life.
  • consciousness necessary for the normal human life. (The fact that
  • the feeling of the human being is such that his conscious life,
  • consciousness. The mind has the experience that it can withdraw
  • positive consciousness of living within a reality independent of the
  • spiritual researcher, there exists the definite consciousness —
  • experience oneself within this as the normal consciousness
  • The consciousness becomes clearly aware that it is in relationship
  • are presented to the consciousness in precisely the same way in which
  • the manner described, appears above the horizon of consciousness has
  • “imaginations” of ordinary consciousness, except
  • consciousness. What he then still has to hold firmly within his
  • consciousness is only the process to which his inner life was
  • must remain in the consciousness. The unreal symbolic character of
  • eliminated, and the consciousness uses as the object of its
  • case, the content of consciousness shrinks more and more down
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• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethe's Work
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  • delight, then might the Universe, could it consciously feel, deeming
• Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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  • consciousness and science. The development of these faculties renders this
  • soul; it may be more or less unconscious, but it is always present. It may
  • outer circumstances of life. Though we are often unconscious of its nature,
  • the case in our conscious self, but the unconscious origin of our efforts
  • forthcoming in ordinary consciousness, but must be developed. With true
  • everyday consciousness. This true and genuine Man makes his presence felt
  • in dim feelings, in the more unconscious life of the soul. Anthroposophical
  • research raises him into consciousness. Anthroposophy does not lead away
  • ordinary consciousness, Anthroposophy presses forward to the perception
  • that a new consciousness must be developed, issuing from ordinary
  • consciousness as, for instance, waking from the dull dream consciousness.
  • occurrence extending beyond ordinary consciousness, whereas Natural Science
  • ordinary consciousness, on the basis of outwardly given material reality,
  • pale of ordinary consciousness.
  • beyond ordinary consciousness, hold that Anthroposophy disowns the true
  • to above, and how an unconscious impulse is at the root of all
  • following period logical thought became to an increasing extent a conscious
  • “I” of ordinary consciousness. A confusion of these might lead
  • consciousness is concerned, the true “I” extends into pure
  • experienced within pure thought provides our consciousness with a content
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