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• Title: Article: Knowledge of the State Between Death and a New Birth
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  • the reader his attitude towards these matters.
• Title: Article: Supersensible Knowledge
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  • Matter and Force. Recent developments in scientific theory
  • possibility to make transparent such pillars of Reality as ‘Matter’
  • matters, they either give themselves up to the belief that the
  • such knowledge a matter of necessity, and calculated also to remove
• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethes Work
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  • the former belonging to matter, insofar as we call it material,
  • striving to ascend. But, as matter cannot exist and operate without
  • spirit, nor spirit without matter, even so matter has the power
  • body of man before his incarnation in mortal (earthly) matter. This
  • matters, and whoever reads through the whole passage will recognize
  • matter as a dead thing, in whatever way it may be supposed to be
• Title: Mission of Spiritual Science and of Its Building at Dornach
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  • error that only one who has accurately investigated these matters can
  • Anthroposophy. In order to gain insight into this matter, it is
  • movable. Now, when the movement of the earth is looked upon as a matter
  • science are vegetarians, this is a matter of taste, which in principle
  • second human being within him. This is a matter of experience which may
  • composed. And if the matter be regarded in accordance with its
  • cons of this matter. People must grow accustomed to many things in the
  • matter-of-fact investigators is just now making important experiments,
  • science in this matter.
  • matters.
  • Thus it is a matter of course that it is necessary to live quite in the
  • consider what has been newly attempted in the matter. Elsewhere,
  • In this case I must say, if I may treat the matter more or less
• Title: Human Life in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • soul and matters connected therewith. I have also alluded, in this lecture,
  • “Ignorabimus”: — No matter how closely nature's secrets are
  • cannot even find a way of comprehending what underlies matter. Natural science
  • is incapable of understanding matter and consciousness, the two poles so to
  • matter and energy, together with their activities, which are present in his
  • the amount of research which matters such as this may require in earthly
  • opponents, criticize unfamiliar matters in such an unfriendly spirit. Just as
  • But this does not exhaust the matter. One of the most distinguished of
  • It would not be easy today, no matter how wide a range the enquiry covered,
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture II: The Psychological Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • lives, becomes a matter of actual observation. For what one learns of
  • foundation of this conception, there follows almost as a matter
  • connected with matter” (Moriz Benedikt).
• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethe's Work
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  • the former belonging to matter, insofar as we call it material,
  • striving to ascend. But, as matter cannot exist and operate without
  • spirit, nor spirit without matter, even so matter has the power
  • body of man before his incarnation in mortal (earthly) matter. This
  • matters, and whoever reads through the whole passage will recognize
  • matter as a dead thing, in whatever way it may be supposed to be
• Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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  • never grapple with the phenomenon haunting space in the guise of matter. To
  • senses, and on the other as revelation. But if any matter, however given,
  • owing to human limitations, is associated with the matter is only of
  • the matter was recorded during the nineteenth century. “The eye
  • matter of the theory of knowledge, Aristotle already admitted ideas to
  • the world of experience around us as composed of “matter” and
  • to understand Aristotle's teaching of “matter” and
  • matter.
  • difference between form and matter by means of an illustration which may,
  • if only rightly followed up, gives the difference between matter and form.
  • Is the wolf a wolf by reason of matter? No! His being is given him by his
  • possible unless matter passes over from one to the other, they will in
  • external to his soul, because no portion of its “matter” is
  • matter, however grotesque this may seem at first sight. For the sake of a
  • “matter” in all things within our range of experience. Now if
  • approach possible in the direction of “matter.” It must be
  • noted that, for Aristotle, matter was not synonymous with material
  • immediate access to the things and identify ourselves with matter. This
  • matter of complete indifference to any existing circle or sphere whether
  • as the possibility is given of a simultaneous creation of form and matter a
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