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• Title: Article: Knowledge of the State Between Death and a New Birth
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  • knowledge of sensible reality and of the soul-life bound up with this. In
  • point of view to reject their knowledge. But this is not really the
  • And if the recent scientific mode of thinking really means “excluding
  • — its inner life into the domain of spiritual reality. It opens to
  • open outwardly to physical reality.
  • an inner activity of will which bears its reality within itself. The
  • reality in which it weaves as sense observation is with physical
  • reality. As in the outer world a reality can only be known as such by
  • what is inwardly real cannot be proved only shows that he has not yet
  • grasped that we become convinced of an outer reality in no other way
  • spiritual reality it has approached from fantastic imagining; and
  • experienced ‘will-reality’ cannot be remembered in the direct form
  • But the ‘will-reality’ here described must be attained anew, if
  • reality cannot be indirectly incorporated into ordinary memory. This
  • (Vorstellung) of this reality, just as what one remembers to-day of an
  • ideas, can be retained in memory: a spiritual reality must be
  • cherishing of mere thoughts and a spiritual reality reached by
  • with this reality outside the physical body. What ordinary thinking
  • reality for him the spiritual investigator learns to know how ordinary
  • of ordinary existence but not into a new reality. One knows, indeed,
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• Title: Aufsatz: Philosophie und Anthroposophie
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  • Seele eine "Repräsentation" dessen ist, was als reale Formen
  • eine Gedankentechnik einzudringen, die einen realen Grund für ein wirklich
  • daß das, was als reines Denken entsteht, für die Realität nicht bedeutungslos
  • ist; - denn es stimmt ja mit der Realität überein. Ein Forscher wie Kepler
  • überhaupt aus einem solchen subjektiven Denken zu irgendeiner Realität, zu
  • Begriff hervorbringt und im Begriff als Realität leben kann. Für das Ich ist es
  • dem Realität und Subjektivität sich völlig berühren, wo der Mensch die Realität
  • die Realität hinein zu gelangen. Geht man diesen Weg, so wird man schon finden,
• Title: Article: Supersensible Knowledge
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  • Natural Science leads inevitably to certain conceptions about reality,
  • possibility to make transparent such pillars of Reality as ‘Matter’
  • soul images and forms of Reality whereby Nature reveals herself to
  • reality. His vision of Nature is of a kind, appropriate to a being who
  • whereby Nature is made manifest to him. The real object of his quest
  • reality for which he seeks. Invariably, along this path, he reaches
  • supersensible reality arising from the inner being of the soul,
  • supersensible realms of existence.
  • Thought and Perception in reality always flow together. And when he
  • feels this Being filled with real content, even as the ‘I’ of
  • the utmost importance to realise that the transition from the one stage to
  • Only by realising this essence of the supersensible faculty of
  • knowledge, does one become able to understand the real meaning of man's
  • becomes a listless and fantastic fellow, abstracted from realities.
  • the life of dreams, endows the dream-pictures with an imagined reality
  • which will make it impossible for him to experience their real nature.
  • fountain-head of supersensible Realities, the latter must now be
• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethes Work
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  • fact that the quintessence of Goethe's mind really lies
  • and the other realms of Nature, with their manifestations,
  • opinion as to the position of man in the evolution of the realms of
  • reality in its place.
  • divided the real from the unreal.
  • which manifest in the realms of man as Evil. Goethe wishes to
  • For this reason, he is led through the lower realms of Nature to the
  • is sent through the realms of Nature to Proteus, the spirit of
  • realms of Nature in order to arrive at an earthly incarnation
  • of earthly elements, is really meant here is expressly stated in the
  • conceives the real being of man as a trinity (in accord with the
  • reincarnated; that is, she is to return from the realm of the
  • Mothers to the earth and, in the third act, we really do in
  • he cannot accompany Faust into the realm of the Mothers. Indeed,
  • world he will find the real essence of Man.
  • ‘Tis all the same. Escaping from the real,
  • Seek thou the boundless realm of the ideal.
  • soul with the higher self. The illusion that the real man
  • significance. For he who really carries out his injunctions
  • harmony, and he can freely use them, then the way into the realm of
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• Title: Article: The Luciferic and Ahrimanic in Relation to Man
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  • real being, the opposing nature of the activities of thinking and
  • consciousness to learn to know them in their real, essential nature.
  • apprehending the real being of man. In the first three decades
  • belong to the realm of Nature. Thinkers who would only admit the laws
  • will. Through this force his life is lifted out of the realms of
  • belongs to a different realm of the spiritual world from these two
  • nothing of the fear which in reality governs him. Moreover, through
  • connections in the realm of Nature which, through their own being,
• Title: Mission of Spiritual Science and of Its Building at Dornach
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  • in the sense that spirit is to us something real and actual, whereas
  • first Christian centuries. But one who really learns what our spiritual
  • complete misunderstanding of the real aims of this spiritual science or
  • quite a different method of thought. It is necessary to realise what it
  • real essence it remains unknown. But by using certain exercises, the
  • then we realise that we have within us a second human being in a far
  • notice that in man there lives a real spectator of his thoughts and
  • is a reality. In our will there lives something which is perpetually
  • knows it to be a reality, just as the objects of sense are realities.
  • realities; what is attained by a developed will, is not ordinary
  • sun.” Nevertheless, what appears so fantastic is really only
  • may be really studied.
  • learns to know spiritual facts, these are realities in a far higher
  • be carefully kept in view, if we wish to understand the real
  • In real spiritual
  • cannot himself investigate spiritually, really need not see that the
  • body to turn to the dead in such a way that a real connection is made
  • were talking about the religion of the Anthroposophists! In reality
  • spiritual science we are led to real spiritual beings, and to the real
  • real spiritual beings, we arrive at being able completely to understand
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• Title: Mathematics and Occultism
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  • realm of purely spiritual being according to his “Doctrine of
  • “Let a man withdraw himself ever so much within the realm of pure
  • purely spiritual manner if we would really know it in its true aspect.
  • clearly what it is that we really gain from a mathematical figure.
  • — this is what everyone who really seeks after Truth should keep
  • the realm of sense what thou hast learned about the Circle by
  • We must attain the faculty to speak of the realms of Life and Soul,
  • As it is true that only so much of real knowledge exists in Natural
  • realm of mathematics itself, towards the super-sensible. This has come
  • something quite different from it, namely to the real
  • within the real that we calculate the “Imperceptible.” And
  • realm of the senses is led back to the point of the super-sensible.
  • mentioned here, but rather by realising in true
  • the mathematician. And for what has been accomplished in the realms
  • non-mathematical student when he penetrates into the realms of the
  • confirmed in the realm of the senses. Even when we make a mathematical
  • only then are we able to understand what is the realm of Arupa
  • in contrast to the realm of Rupa. On the lowest and most
  • elementary plane we have an Arupa reality before us in the
  • realms of being. But one here has the means to see at least an
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• Title: Human Life in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • no serious intention of really learning to understand what it condemns. In
  • are of no use in real life, and which are no concern of those who are obliged
  • justifiable answer can be made, viz: that the world really satisfies all human
  • were obtaining answers to certain riddles, whereas in reality it was necessary
  • that this progress must be followed by progress in another realm, if the
  • It is true that people possessed of really healthy impressions about the
  • real course, however, of scientific evolution of recent date, shows that this
  • thought and conceptual life, but living realities. Emphasis too must
  • actual fact that this “spiritual eye” really beholds a stream of
  • growing out of the etheric realm and disappearing within the physical
  • (Fechner, for instance), but does give imaginative descriptions of real
  • earthly realm, but originating in the extra-terrestrial regions, and which
  • plant world. A spiritual reality is to be encountered there which is to be
  • containing real spiritual beings. To this world our souls belong, just as
  • added if it is really to become intelligible to human beings. I should prefer
  • a spiritual reality behind the physical world, and he calls it — though
  • knowledge which human powers can acquire. To the realm of Praeambula Fidei
  • realm, while the corresponding events are occurring in the physical world.
  • Spiritual Science already knowable facts in the realm of everyday life, which
  • due to other conditions of life. The better these facts are really
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture II: The Psychological Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • super-sensible realities. Topics covered include the "six basic exercises,"
  • worth as copies of an external item of reality. In the concepts and
  • It must be expressly emphasized, however, that what really counts is
  • cognitional elements but that of real forces; and their effect
  • effective as real forces in the mind's life. The spiritual
  • out of the corporeal organization. It experiences something like a
  • work upon the corporeal organization during sleep. And if the person
  • corporeal organization the something here described, he will
  • positive consciousness of living within a reality independent of the
  • external corporeal organization and super-sensible in character. For
  • realm of illusion, hallucination, autosuggestion, and the like.
  • super-sensible reality, the spiritual researcher acquires through his
  • cannot really be viewed in any other light than the different
  • related to something real, whereas the imaginations of the
  • supersensibly real entity as the mental picture of a color in the
  • sense world, for instance, is ascribed to an objectively real
  • symbols pictured must be cast out in a sort of real abstraction and
  • must remain in the consciousness. The unreal symbolic character of
  • described of such a process actually compares with the real
  • a real beholding of oneself. The inner being of man thus learns to
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• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethe's Work
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  • fact that the quintessence of Goethe's mind really lies
  • and the other realms of Nature, with their manifestations,
  • opinion as to the position of man in the evolution of the realms of
  • reality in its place.
  • divided the real from the unreal.
  • which manifest in the realms of man as Evil. Goethe wishes to
  • For this reason, he is led through the lower realms of Nature to the
  • is sent through the realms of Nature to Proteus, the spirit of
  • realms of Nature in order to arrive at an earthly incarnation
  • of earthly elements, is really meant here is expressly stated in the
  • conceives the real being of man as a trinity (in accord with the
  • reincarnated; that is, she is to return from the realm of the
  • Mothers to the earth and, in the third act, we really do in
  • he cannot accompany Faust into the realm of the Mothers. Indeed,
  • world he will find the real essence of Man.
  • ‘Tis all the same. Escaping from the real,
  • Seek thou the boundless realm of the ideal.
  • soul with the higher self. The illusion that the real man
  • significance. For he who really carries out his injunctions
  • harmony, and he can freely use them, then the way into the realm of
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• Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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  • should realize that no external measures, but only a thorough knowledge of
  • that we should really feel the resistance of the two obstacles which human
  • cognitive value. We must not shrink from really experiencing their nature;
  • in order to realize thereby that we endow them with their true value by
  • apparent. The belief that true reality is grasped by Natural Science is
  • of our own human reality produces quite a definite experience. The latter
  • comprehend man in the light of the operative forces observed in the realm
  • feeling of reality. We must inwardly experience how the results offered us
  • of reality. The more perfect the results, the more foreign are they felt to
  • ourselves and reality is not thereby lessened, but increased. The results
  • Natural Science in order to draw nearer to reality; we believe this to be
  • human life, into which we must inquire. Knowledge of true reality does not
  • belief that actual reality, or something in the nature of unity with the
  • helpless in the face of reality. With however powerful a grip we may be
  • of laying hold on true reality and retaining it. The mystic pursuing this
  • path discovers that he has inwardly abandoned the true reality which he
  • Mysticism, proved to be no fulfillment of our efforts to find reality, but
  • reality by filling the gap with cognitional experiences which are not yet
  • same time immerses our inner life more deeply into the real world than this
  • knowledge of reality thereby attained, Anthroposophy; for at the outset,
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