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• Title: Mission of Spiritual Science and of Its Building at Dornach
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  • mathematics, because we are dealing with external space. The life-germ,
  • space; it must be experienced inwardly.
  • people are accustomed to see something so framed as to shut off space.
  • feeling of space being shut off by the form, but one has the feeling
  • that the blue vault of heaven was the limit of space. Giordano Bruno
  • at it. Space stretches out into infinity, and infinite worlds are in
  • the infinite space.” What Giordano Bruno then did for physical
  • no boundary, but infinite worlds exist in infinite space, so must we,
• Title: Mathematics and Occultism
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  • But it is only that which exists in space and time and has extension
  • Thus, for our spiritual perception, Space itself is called to life.
  • space beyond the three-dimensional compass; that they reckon in terms
  • that are more universal and more comprehensive than the space of the
  • statement about four-dimensional space, our statement must be such
• Title: Human Life in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • with the vibrating processes of space. The spiritual researcher uses
  • regions of space surrounding the earth. So the inflow and the outflow of a
  • from extra-terrestrial space. Things otherwise unimaginable are revealed to
  • with the etheric element, in the space which surrounds human beings upon
  • animal; this element which is discoverable neither in earthly space nor yet
  • at the present time in super-terrestrial space, is active already in the
• Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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  • never grapple with the phenomenon haunting space in the guise of matter. To
  • — the forms of space, time, the categories of cause and effect, and so
  • whether the thing-in-itself has any existence in space, time, or causality.
  • endows it with the forms of space and time, and finds an apparent
  • space, and causality possess actual significance for him. And whatever man