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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
    • being is not turned towards sensible objects but towards spiritual
    • sensible object. It is united with that spiritual entity which unites
  • Title: Article: Supersensible Knowledge
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    • SUPERSENSIBLE KNOWLEDGE:
    • for the mode of knowledge to which the supersensible worlds will open
    • contrives to penetrate into the supersensible domain. Both confront
    • man will no longer try to penetrate into a supersensible world through
    • will he tell himself, that to unveil the supersensible domain an
    • the supersensible domain, and seek to penetrate into the latter by
    • enable him to meet — along this inward path — the supersensible
    • never penetrates into the region where with his own supersensible
    • being he is rooted in a supersensible world. For those who fail to see
    • supersensible reality arising from the inner being of the soul,
    • penetrate into the supersensible domain so long as he applies methods
    • way to obstruct his inner union with the supersensible world. Thus,
    • supersensible realms of existence.
    • understanding into the supersensible domain, the two experiences above
    • that man is shut off from the supersensible world by the very thing
    • forego the effort to gain knowledge of the Supersensible. Nor can it
    • prospect of true supersensible knowledge. For in the course of them he
    • purely supersensible element in which the bodily organism has no
    • This is man's first experience of himself as a supersensible
    • of Perception a supersensible element reveals itself. Once it is thus
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  • Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethes Work
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    • himself who would force an entrance into the super-sensible region
  • Title: Article: The Luciferic and Ahrimanic in Relation to Man
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    • along the path of supersensible knowledge to a perception of man's
    • further its essential nature is penetrated by supersensible
    • of soul. A consciousness that has been prepared for the supersensible
    • supersensible, when he directs his attention to the close dependence
    • supersensible mode of cognition however raises the subconscious into
    • supersensible knowledge the insight here described there is also
    • soul in a supersensible world before birth (or conception). These
    • supersensible; and the will activity in the sense world is like a
    • it can be known in the supersensible. The co-operation of thought
    • view presents itself to the consciousness trained in supersensible
    • bodily organisation. To supersensible consciousness it becomes clear
    • supersensible insight, experiences will, rests on the fact that in
    • everything pertaining to will something supersensible is woven
    • the supersensible world. Man would never even form a word for will,
    • if he had not in his soul-life a perceptible supersensible element.
    • of the development of super-sensible cognition maintains in truth
    • it, which is only to be apprehended by supersensible means of
    • nature of will and purely supersensible would force it into the
    • the supersensible world by way of the will. In this period of life
    • supersensible knowledge shows, just as sense knowledge does, that
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  • Title: Mathematics and Occultism
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    • the identical truths from any other sensible image. The essential
    • learn to know super-sensible facts by way of the sense-world. This was
    • super-sensible in mathematical thought. When a man reaches the stage of
    • Mathesis as such, but rather for super-sensible knowledge after the
    • super-sensible mathematical perception; no experience will ever
    • contradict thy super-sensible perception. Thus dost thou gain for
    • realm of mathematics itself, towards the super-sensible. This has come
    • sensible. The “finite” is mathematically referred back to
    • nothing else, in fact, than the calculation of the sensible from the
    • super-sensible. We comprehend the sensible by means of its
    • super-sensible beginning of origin. For sense-perception, the
    • realm of the senses is led back to the point of the super-sensible.
    • spiritual activity in the midst of super-sensible proportions and
    • super-sensible.
    • truths are acquired by super-sensible means, they can always be
    • is not an immediately sensible one. Only when we pass over from what
    • super-sensible with the same enlightened clearness as the elementary
  • Title: Human Life in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • evolution of these super-sensible faculties of knowledge in the previous
    • physical human body lies the super-sensible etheric body not perceptible to
    • body consists of certain forces that may be termed super-sensible. And it is
    • appears to outer sense observation. But for this sensible observation, what
    • super-sensible element into the being of the earth is spiritually visible from
    • spring until autumn. You might describe it as super-sensible living plants
    • finds there another super-sensible element, one not found in the extra-
    • terrestrial environment, as is the case with the super-sensible element of the
    • region which still reveals itself through the senses. It is a super-sensible
    • fourteenth year. This super-sensible element is not active, as is the case
    • faculty of perceiving the super-sensible element acting in both man and
    • organism is the bearer of this super-sensible element from the commencement
    • year, and thence onward, this super-sensible element manifests a particular
    • From about the age of twenty-one a further super-sensible member lays hold
    • special super-sensible nature of the human ego. It happens that the human
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture II: The Psychological Foundations of Anthroposophy
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    • super-sensible realities. Topics covered include the "six basic exercises,"
    • external corporeal organization and super-sensible in character. For
    • super-sensible organization, and that it is possible to
    • with a super-sensible world in a cognitional way, in a manner similar
    • assertion of such a cognitional relationship of the super-sensible
    • theoretical exposition regarding the existence of a super-sensible
    • corresponding super-sensible world, therefore, no other sort of
    • experience the difference between the imagined super-sensible
    • super-sensible reality, the spiritual researcher acquires through his
    • regarding individual super-sensible observations made by him. He
    • will never speak otherwise about positive findings of super-sensible
    • establish a relationship with the super-sensible world. Differences
    • it about the super-sensible world than its external side. A further
    • the senses; it experiences itself in itself, as super-sensible
    • attained, there is now the possibility of a super-sensible knowledge
    • the mind with the super-sensible content consists in an actual living
    • perception to a super-sensible world instead of considering it a mere
    • describe as the content of super-sensible knowledge proves upon closer
    • experienced in a super-sensible sphere. His experience is not to be
    • presentation and a fantastic combining of sensible representations
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  • Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethe's Work
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    • himself who would force an entrance into the super-sensible region
  • Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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    • says: there exists a certain fund of supersensible truth, a store of wisdom
    • of thinking, so that ever higher and higher portions of the supersensible
    • would have receded ever farther and upwards into the supersensible regions
    • spiritual life occurred. Supersensible knowledge was pronounced to be
    • technique of thinking on the one hand, and supersensible truth on the
    • abstraction in the eyes of those for whom only the world of sensible
    • the “form,” as such, remains in a supersensible region and
    • object of supersensible vision. The group-souls of the animals and the
    • and experience of a supersensible world. Our initial experience in this way
    • is the perception of our supersensible being. The reason why we cannot
    • attain this supersensible being if we remain within the limits of ordinary
    • organism which is maintained by the transformation of man's supersensible
    • being into a sensible (physical) being. The activity of ordinary thought
    • consciousness. We thus learn to experience ourselves in the supersensible
    • transformed becomes the instrument for the perception of supersensible
    • external to the soul. To bring supersensible reality within the range of
    • supersensible investigation, feeling and will must be entirely diverted
    • spiritual being (our own) experienced in a real supersensible, spiritual
    • “self” in a sensible, physical world through his senses and the
    • supersensible world. Before true reality can be apprehended, a condition of
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