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• Title: Errors in Spiritual Investigation
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  • corresponding development of clarity of consciousness, which can
  • senses but also a healthy consciousness, that is, a consciousness not
  • kind of paralysis, even a loss of consciousness (Ohnmacht). It must
  • here, that which is called losing consciousness, a stupor, cannot be
  • compared with the loss of consciousness, the paralysis, of ordinary,
  • everyday consciousness. In ordinary consciousness, losing
  • consciousness occurs in relation to the areas of everyday life.
  • Losing consciousness in the spiritual world means a stupor, a
  • fogging; it means the saturation of consciousness with all that can
  • befogged or unconscious to the same degree as in ordinary
  • consciousness, but he can be unconscious in relation to the spiritual
  • world by being filled in the spiritual field of consciousness with
  • consciousness.
  • spiritual investigator dims his higher consciousness. The matter can
  • be presented in the following way. Dimming of consciousness,
  • consciousness. A stupor, a fogging of the higher, super-sensible
  • consciousness, however, is like a penetration of ordinary, everyday
  • consciousness — the consciousness that we carry around with us
  • in the ordinary world — into that consciousness in which it no
  • longer belongs, into the consciousness that should oversee and judge
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• Title: Lecture: The Mission of Raphael in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • applying itself to the spiritual or the spiritual becoming conscious of
  • order that he might become conscious of the riddles of existence, but
• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 1: The Poetry of Fairy Tales
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  • spontaneous, elementary, and therefore remains unconscious. When we
  • happening at the same time, all unconsciously, deep in the soul.
  • knowledge, the spiritual processes working unconsciously in the
  • dreams, caught at rare times by our waking consciousness. Now and
  • whose deep unconsciousness there come towards him spiritual impulses,
  • without the ordinary consciousness being aware of it: our waking up
  • meet it head on, is a small thing compared to the unconscious battle
  • complete unconsciousness. The soul knows nothing of what it has to
  • to experience unconsciously the inner battles caused by its
  • is alone with itself and pervaded unconsciously by so moral an
  • notice it, for our waking consciousness is more forceful than the
  • dream consciousness. As a somewhat weak light is extinguished
  • altogether in the presence of a stronger one, our day-consciousness
  • but we are seldom conscious of it. Out of those abundant and
  • unconscious dream experiences — an infinitely greater number
  • become conscious of. But the dreaming that stays unconscious is
  • within us in unconscious regions of the soul.
  • emotions, and will forces — but this form of consciousness
  • consciousness has developed out of the earlier forms in ancient
  • become really conscious of himself, would not find the experiences we
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• Title: Jacob Boehme
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  • intelligible to modern consciousness.
  • conscious methods is already to be found in Jacob Boehme. But
  • that bind the human being — out of the subconscious in
  • our soul which rest otherwise in the subconscious, then we feel
  • humanity and which the child, more or less unconsciously, still
  • consciousness — in fact, of all spiritual
  • consciousness, of the whole character of the life of
  • consciousness.
  • the whole nature of spiritual consciousness in general.
  • us once try to think how our consciousness works, what our
  • whole consciousness would be if we were not in a position to
  • our soul, in our consciousness. Let us try to think how our
  • consciousness would have to be something entirely different if
  • whole content of consciousness rests on the fact that we can
  • remember past experience, and our consciousness does not
  • consciousness, to be at home in our soul life.
  • consciousness depend? Upon the fact that we know: Now we
  • are at this moment experiencing something in our consciousness.
  • consciousness is something that we first experienced and then
  • storing away in the objective makes our consciousness possible.
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• Title: Lecture: Leonardo da Vinci
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  • remain for the universal consciousness of man of the mighty
  • one's consciousness in a new life, depends on the external
  • at the form from outside but created “consciously” from
  • within, for he was still conscious of the formative creative force.
  • consciousness. There was something that worked in a living way on
  • consciousness; how for a moment it flared up from that state of soul
  • back in sorrow, because it did not come into full consciousness. It
  • light of Leonardo's soul — conscious of its own weakness
• Title: Raphael's Mission in the Light of the Science of the Spirit
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  • forces through conscious effort, in advancing to the spiritual.
  • by means of inner battles and conscious effort — turning not to
  • of a narrow Christian consciousness becomes evident here in
• Title: Leonardo's Spiritual Stature: Lecture
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  • consciousness of humanity of the colossal stature, the power
  • how this is to be brought to consciousness in a new existence
  • experience that does not, however, rise to consciousness. This
  • his consciousness. In lighting up at a certain moment from the
  • consciousness. Even for Leonardo himself, this did not come
• Title: Fairy Tales: in the light of Spiritual Investigation
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  • unconscious. In sensing what comes to meet us in fairy tales we
  • in the unconscious, where what the fairy tale
  • that continually take place quite unconsciously in
  • day-consciousness. Awakening from sleep under especially
  • for conscious daily life.
  • processes approach one out of the deep unconscious. These
  • without ordinary consciousness knowing anything of it,
  • world in which it unconsciously resides during sleep and
  • mentioned, ordinary consciousness has no notion of this,
  • taking place unconsciously upon awakening. Experiencing
  • transpire unconsciously. The soul cannot know precisely what
  • the inner battles that arise unconsciously by virtue of its
  • unconsciously after falling asleep, when the human soul
  • since day consciousness is stronger as compared to dream
  • consciousness. Just as a weaker light is drowned out by a
  • course of waking consciousness as an ongoing dream-experience
  • is drowned out by day consciousness. Though not generally
  • dream experiences, of dreams that remain unconscious,
  • the experiences of day consciousness, those dreams of
  • which the human being does actually become conscious, separate
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• Title: The Worldview of Herman Grimm in Relation to Spiritual Science
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  • sense conscious of itself, the soul immerses itself in the