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• Title: Article: Knowledge of the State Between Death and a New Birth
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  • join the ranks of those who, from the standpoint of their ‘spiritual
  • their own standpoint so much the higher the more every kind of Natural
  • point of view to reject their knowledge. But this is not really the
  • them. The essential point, which can easily be misunderstood, is, that
  • point is that the soul, by continued inner experience in this
  • from its own point of view, must at first hold this to be an illusion.
• Title: Article: Supersensible Knowledge
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  • habitual thoughts of presentday Natural Science. For the point will
  • sense — the evolution of mankind has reached a point whenceforward it
  • employed to clothe in words the truths that point towards the
• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethes Work
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  • many others, from the point of view of Anthroposophical thought and
  • things from an Anthroposophical point of view. It is only possible
  • Faust, “It is all scenic and, from the point of
  • Thus he endeavored to rise higher and higher and to reach the point which
  • points in Goethe is one in a position to recognize the higher
  • and the spiritual. From this point of view, the poem represents his
  • And, on the same day, he points out further how Homunculus is still
  • worlds. Henceforth, he looks at the world from the point of view of the
  • mystic. One could point out scene after scene which bears this out,
  • That to which reason, appointed as it is to deal with the world of the
  • come to contemplate the world from a free and exalted point of view.
  • man's inner development. Here again, we can only point out a
  • Goethe here wished to point out the danger to which a man exposes
  • most points, exactly the contrary. No more isolated being can
• Title: Article: The Luciferic and Ahrimanic in Relation to Man
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  • which is entangled with various threads at the point where they meet.
  • being. With these indications we have pointed out the obstacles which
• Title: Mission of Spiritual Science and of Its Building at Dornach
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  • give some points of view about spiritual worlds. The lectures we're
  • quite intelligible on this point, I must indicate, if only in a few
  • The main point is that
  • dreamed has been related in what has just been set forth, but the point
  • he points the way with awe to the divine? How often it is said in the
  • of blame from the religious point of view? I ask, is not one of the Ten
  • “Anthroposophy” used. The point in this case is that a
  • seem to contradict this knowledge. These points must only be looked at
  • from the right point of view. If they are so looked at, it may very
  • disappointments. But this is in reality the case with every subject of
  • fault with it because, judged from their own point of view, it is
  • from this point of view, if the subjective reasons for
• Title: Mathematics and Occultism
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  • Ideas.” His point of view was that Man can know nothing of the
  • the all-important point for Plato. We must visualise the idea in a
  • later, the point where the higher problems are appropriately to be
  • brought to a vanishing point and then we get a new basis — free
  • Differential is but a point, a zero. For spiritual comprehension,
  • however, the point becomes alive, the zero becomes an active Cause.
  • Materially perceived, all its points, its infinitesimally small parts,
  • are dead; if, however, we perceive these points as differential
  • realm of the senses is led back to the point of the super-sensible.
  • When the Occultist, who starts from a point of view like that of
  • this point. It is precisely those who oppose this overrating of
  • The point is, however, that we should also be able to research (in the
  • The point is that by the self-training above-mentioned, Man should
• Title: Human Life in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • certain points therefore this has been done also in the present lecture.
  • through them we adopt viewpoints and receive impressions which are
  • themselves capable of answering spiritual questions from the standpoint of
  • the present day, and that many people might label the points to which I am
  • now, deserves our careful attention. For it points to the presence of a
  • world the point of view which disregards the ear will describe a symphony
  • be laid on the point that even at the stage Spiritual Science has reached
  • point, a spiritual researcher himself. Yet this is not essential in order,
  • earth. Just now I pointed out how Spiritual Science enables us to have
  • widespread contemporary scepticism on this point, does not impair in the
  • points beyond its legitimate boundaries when it contemplates the riddle of
  • Therefore I should like here to speak about a point which the historical
  • like to point to something which will serve as an interesting elucidation
  • alone will actually achieve for humanity. Eduard von Hartmann thus points to
  • everywhere points to spiritual forces at work in the activities and
  • spirit from the standpoint of those scientists who had decisively rejected
  • with the problems of life. Proof is adduced in this book from the standpoint
  • connection I brought out points of importance in the first lecture I gave
  • Spiritual Science from a religious point of view. Today I shall enter into
  • It is entirely possible for us to accept the point of view of Thomas Aquinas,
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• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture II: The Psychological Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • Its Standpoint in Relation to the Theory of Knowledge
  • what is customarily called theosophy. Only by adhering to this point
  • knowledge, and at what point this knowledge has to admit its limits.
  • evolution. It believes itself justified in pointing out that, beyond
  • be the object of scientific research; from the point of view of
  • initial step consists in considering from a different point of view
  • to the point of the “ego.” Such is not the case in the
  • imaginative cognition. At this point in the soul's development, the
  • spiritual researcher come to the standpoint of ascribing this
  • of laws of the macrocosm. The important point is not how much
  • the spiritual researcher is not the important point. These may be
  • it is clear that the spiritual researcher comes to the point in his
  • by means of a few rather sketchy observations, therefore, to point
  • of course the rejection of the anthroposophical point of view. From
  • the critical point of view, the anthroposophical viewpoint can be
  • conception of the ego from the viewpoint of the theory of knowledge,
  • of purely spiritual points of view. It is natural that, in the area
  • given, fundamental from the point of view of the theory of
  • overcome, and which gains a starting point in the life of soul from
• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethe's Work
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  • many others, from the point of view of Anthroposophical thought and
  • things from an Anthroposophical point of view. It is only possible
  • Faust, “It is all scenic and, from the point of
  • Thus he endeavored to rise higher and higher and to reach the point which
  • points in Goethe is one in a position to recognize the higher
  • and the spiritual. From this point of view, the poem represents his
  • And, on the same day, he points out further how Homunculus is still
  • worlds. Henceforth, he looks at the world from the point of view of the
  • mystic. One could point out scene after scene which bears this out,
  • That to which reason, appointed as it is to deal with the world of the
  • come to contemplate the world from a free and exalted point of view.
  • man's inner development. Here again, we can only point out a
  • Goethe here wished to point out the danger to which a man exposes
  • most points, exactly the contrary. No more isolated being can
• Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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  • reach the point of admitting that we do not, in truth, devote ourselves to
  • coincide with knowledge of Nature. This insight can prove a turning point
  • that we were disappointed in the expectations raised by our diligent
  • knowledge of the human being. Not to have reached this standpoint and still
  • merely the starting-point of our path, for we are shown the chasm that
  • revert to certain points in connection with Aristotle which are of
  • historical indication will suffice to characterize in a few words the point
  • step by step to knowledge, up to the point where thought encompasses the
  • hard words; but when considered from the standpoint of the new era, they
  • problem of Knowledge from the standpoint of rational faith. On the other
  • point the writer's intention was to show how ideas within the range of
  • thinkers. But he finds such treatises deficient in a point of vital
  • which has approached me.” And yet the point in question has in this
  • name Miller passes into the wax. This must be the starting-point of a sound
  • complete survey of the subject we must new touch upon another point. We
  • of any permanent reality? As we have pointed out, subjective thought is, in
  • point of security is reached upon which the theory of knowledge may
  • may at this point supplement Aristotle. A formula along Aristotelian lines
  • theory of cognition: “In pure thought a particular point is
  • to work at this point, if we cultivate our thought so that it shall bear
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