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• Title: Article: Knowledge of the State Between Death and a New Birth
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  • He who speaks to-day of investigating the spiritual world encounters
  • or heat in the outer world of Nature. He must reject all ideas about
  • spiritual world. It is quite understandable that such a thinker begins
  • world can be studied. To the spiritual investigator it appears just as
  • which is rooted in the spiritual world, if this entity is to be
  • bare, by inner processes in the life of the soul, the world of facts
  • in detail in my books “Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and its
  • the spiritual world its organs of perception so formed, as the senses
  • reality. As in the outer world a reality can only be known as such by
  • perception in the outer world and a vision or hallucination; in a
  • loneliness to experience oneself in a world, not merely to possess
  • the first time, the complete spiritual world. He encounters, not only
  • himself, but beings and events of the spiritual world lying outside
  • In the world into which man has thus entered, perception is an
  • essentially different process from perception in the world of sense.
  • Real beings and events of the spiritual world arise from out of the
  • perceived. What we know as memory in the physical world ceases to have
  • significance for the spiritual world. We see that this soul force uses
  • memory in observing the spiritual world. Through this force a past
  • The path into the spiritual world is thus traversed by laying bare
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• Title: Article: Supersensible Knowledge
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  • for the mode of knowledge to which the supersensible worlds will open
  • makes man capable, within the world of sense, of unfolding Love out of
  • man, as a sense-endowed being, is placed within this world of physical
  • man will no longer try to penetrate into a supersensible world through
  • being he is rooted in a supersensible world. For those who fail to see
  • experience called forth originally by the world of sense — which
  • world of sense. Even as our picture of Nature depends for its
  • the soul, endowing man in the physical world with the
  • way to obstruct his inner union with the supersensible world. Thus,
  • that man is shut off from the supersensible world by the very thing
  • abstracted from the enter world. (As to the right ways of developing
  • ‘Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and its Attainment’
  • world, but is directed solely to the inner evolution of the soul —
  • independent of this world. Once it is known to him, he learns by
  • supersensible external world. Evolved in the way above described, and
  • grasp the supersensible external world. Thus the power of
  • of the spiritual world through the power of Love made spiritual.
  • connected with what is being evolved in man within this physical world
  • of sense. It is in this world that man incorporates, into his
  • into the super sensible world. In supersensible perception, the
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• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethes Work
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  • intellectual life which his attitude toward life and the world could
  • of his whole attitude toward the world. In Art, too, he saw
  • only a revelation of the innermost secrets of the world; in his
  • the world. He regarded man as a compilation of the other kingdoms.
  • himself at one with the world as a great, beautiful, worthy whole,
  • insight into the evolution of the living world. When, after moving
  • relation of man to the three worlds: the physical, the astral
  • Into the world to be at hazard thrown —
  • speaking to him of that world:
  • world he will find the real essence of Man.
  • world which he dares not enter, one understands exactly what Goethe
  • world of the Mothers can Homunculus, the astral being who has
  • worlds. Henceforth, he looks at the world from the point of view of the
  • meaning is but this: The transient forms of the outer world have
  • 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.
  • depths of his conception of the world — but veiled in imagery
  • The three worlds are here represented as two regions separated from
  • this side of it is the physical world, on the other side the
  • that is, in the physical world — dwells the serpent which
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• Title: Article: The Luciferic and Ahrimanic in Relation to Man
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  • bodily organisation is the thinking that is active in the world of
  • soul in a supersensible world before birth (or conception). These
  • supersensible; and the will activity in the sense world is like a
  • world. That man, even when he has not consciously developed
  • the supersensible world. Man would never even form a word for will,
  • For the powers which develop in the sense world, and for the sense
  • world, the will would be something completely unknown. One who speaks
  • attaining to a perception of another world-content in the same way as
  • the supersensible world by way of the will. In this period of life
  • certain extent, from the spiritual world in which she lived before
  • world, attains an influence over the soul. This force is not only
  • hindering the turning away from the spiritual world. In general this
  • force which prevents man from turning away from the spiritual world
  • there are forces in the world whose effect, in one direction
  • world the force here described can be called the
  • justification for the appearance in the course of the world of such a
  • nature, is likewise active in it in the course of the world. If the
  • which man as a cognitive and active being stands to the world, can
  • above forces working within his life. Knowledge of the world of
  • organisation, are also active spiritually in the world of nature
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• Title: Mission of Spiritual Science and of Its Building at Dornach
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  • everything which the spirit-man can perceive in the spiritual world,
  • just as physical man observes physical things in the world. Because
  • up a view of the world which on the one hand fully reckons with the
  • other hand desires to rise to insight into spiritual worlds.
  • were but little in keeping with my view of the world. I had at that
  • give some points of view about spiritual worlds. The lectures we're
  • substance of our Anthroposophical view of the world, as studied in our
  • important truths concerning spiritual worlds, but mixed with so much
  • acknowledge is living in the world as spiritual forces, as spiritual
  • world in a spiritual way. The Gnostics also desired to know the world
  • fact that with the view of the world taken by natural science,
  • similarly new for the investigation of spiritual worlds.
  • for penetrating into the spiritual sphere, because the spiritual world
  • to penetrate into the spiritual world. In this respect spiritual
  • into the spiritual world, consists exclusively of processes of the
  • the world taken by natural science for what I would call a logic which
  • into a spiritual world, which is actually experienced, as the physical
  • world is experienced with the senses. A second human being is found in
  • the spiritual world after death and afterwards returns again to
  • other is living in a different world. The non-hypnotised person is not
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• Title: Mathematics and Occultism
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  • “True World” so long as his thought is permeated by what his
  • sensation. Man moves in the World of Ideas when he thinks, only
  • will prove. Even when the man who lives in this every-day world does
  • rejects the impressions which he has received from the physical world
  • life in the World of Ideas emancipated from sense-perception. The
  • and the purely spiritual World. Let us think about the
  • learn to know super-sensible facts by way of the sense-world. This was
  • world can be based on mathematical ideas, but only that the first
  • being able to think of other properties of the world independently of
  • prototype, because the geometrical proportions of the World are the
  • never find a Circle in the World, which will not confirm for thee in
  • soon as we rise to the higher worlds where it is not only in this
  • for the Occultist who will raise himself to the higher worlds with
  • will be the most wonderful creation of the world, for which Nature
  • world according to the laws of these realms which he has understood in
• Title: Human Life in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • sense has this soul life within the outer physical world? A perfectly
  • justifiable answer can be made, viz: that the world really satisfies all human
  • between outer life in the physical world and religious revelation, religious
  • for information concerning any sort of spiritual world. He believed that the
  • world was fashioned from purely material substance and energy. For
  • world. It will not be possible to arrest the advance of scientific knowledge,
  • to a picture of the world in which the essential being of man finds no place.
  • admired by many who desire to find an adequate concept of the world in
  • process of the world's creation in miniature? The children think they
  • sometimes a good thing to forget oneself in the world, it is not a
  • world the point of view which disregards the ear will describe a symphony
  • who has developed, as it were, perceptive ability concerning the world.
  • faculties through which the spiritual world is manifested just as the
  • the spiritual world. Because he has developed certain faculties, the spiritual
  • into the spiritual world. The only requisite is a correct concept of the
  • the spiritual world.
  • of their inherent life, with the spiritual world for which we are seeking.
  • which he possesses in common with a surrounding spiritual world. We shall
  • which actually exists between the processes in the world surrounding us
  • disappeared within the plant world, in a certain sense, returning to the
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• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture II: The Psychological Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • relationship of man to the external world affords a
  • being and his relationship to the external world. On the basis
  • Higher Worlds and Its Attainment.)
  • with a super-sensible world in a cognitional way, in a manner similar
  • to that in which it is related through the senses to the sense world.
  • part of the being of man to the surrounding world. There may be an
  • world, but only that of possible experiences and observations which
  • corresponding super-sensible world, therefore, no other sort of
  • the world of colors, tones, etc. Yet consideration must be given to
  • sense world once can discern the difference between imagining the
  • establish a relationship with the super-sensible world. Differences
  • the Higher Worlds and Its Attainment, that world which, in
  • — “the imaginative world.” But one must dissociate
  • suggesting a world created by mere “fancy.” Imaginative
  • that an imagination in the physical world is not directly
  • sense world, for instance, is ascribed to an objectively real
  • world” and the knowledge of it mark only the first step for the
  • it about the super-sensible world than its external side. A further
  • external world, that it is outside the web of laws; but, on the
  • enters through the senses from the outer world. Only, the filling of
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• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethe's Work
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  • intellectual life which his attitude toward life and the world could
  • of his whole attitude toward the world. In Art, too, he saw
  • only a revelation of the innermost secrets of the world; in his
  • the world. He regarded man as a compilation of the other kingdoms.
  • himself at one with the world as a great, beautiful, worthy whole,
  • insight into the evolution of the living world. When, after moving
  • relation of man to the three worlds: the physical, the astral
  • Into the world to be at hazard thrown —
  • speaking to him of that world:
  • world he will find the real essence of Man.
  • world which he dares not enter, one understands exactly what Goethe
  • world of the Mothers can Homunculus, the astral being who has
  • worlds. Henceforth, he looks at the world from the point of view of the
  • meaning is but this: The transient forms of the outer world have
  • 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.
  • depths of his conception of the world — but veiled in imagery
  • The three worlds are here represented as two regions separated from
  • this side of it is the physical world, on the other side the
  • that is, in the physical world — dwells the serpent which
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• Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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  • Anthroposophy I denote a scientific investigation of the spiritual world
  • world, first develops in the soul faculties not yet evident in ordinary
  • himself in the order of the world according to the true laws governing
  • natural scientist reaches an outer world which illudes his inner life. The
  • mystic, while seeking to grasp an outer world reaches an inner life which
  • that brings the material outer world nearer to our inner life, and at the
  • same time immerses our inner life more deeply into the real world than this
  • from reality to an unreal imaginary world; it embodies the search for a
  • cognitional method in response to which the real world will reveal itself.
  • the world should retain, and therefore lapses into dilettantism.
  • speculative. The latter developed in the world of Greece, and there the
  • the soul, sought to gain an understanding of the world by the rational
  • investigation of the outer world by means of his senses, or be it due to
  • world's primal source as an undoubted unity; only the Scholastic has a
  • the world whole.
  • world should have been grasped by thought. But the next development was not
  • fund of wisdom acquired through revelation. When the worldly empirics
  • Schopenhauer in his classical formula; “The world is my
  • the world of experience around us as composed of “matter” and
  • “form” of all things which constitute our world of experience,
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