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• Title: Errors in Spiritual Investigation
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  • great significance in every realm of human endeavor and investigation
  • it is especially the case in the realm dealt with by our lectures
  • here, the realm of spiritual science, of spiritual investigation. In
  • this realm one has to do not only with sources of error that can be
  • against them. It is not possible in relation to this realm to speak
  • greater significance in the realm of spiritual investigation. A
  • to his eye condition, would see a figure that he took to be real but
  • develop into a real spiritual investigator, how he brings into use
  • real organs of spirit through which he can look into the
  • the reality, of higher spiritual worlds. As we have seen, this
  • observe objects in their reality, leads man to see facts and beings
  • life, are really brought into consciousness.
  • real world and is not in a position to eliminate these reflections
  • know his reality in a corresponding way, then only does he face
  • reality and not his own imaginings (Einbildung). The spiritual
  • hallucinations, and crazy notions, see these creations as realities
  • he himself brings forth as a reality. If a human being leaves the
  • and what is reality, for within the ordinary soul life we have a
  • an image of its own being, perceived as a real outer world. From this
  • as an outer reality that which we actually are ourselves, that which
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• Title: Lecture: The Mission of Raphael in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • when we bear in mind what has just been said. We realized then for the
  • corporeal, with the outer corporeality than is the case in later times.
  • corporeality. In Greek culture the soul had freed itself to some extent
  • from the corporeality, but the balance between the Psychic-Spiritual
  • like Augustine, for instance, who in the Post-Christian epoch is really
  • man holds the balance between the Psychic-Spiritual and outer corporeality;
  • Science we must realize that we are living in an age which represents
  • Raphael's soul, which had really little to do with what was going on
  • world and realize that we can only truly understand it when we rise above
  • at the Sun-illuminated clouds there may don on us a realization that
  • realms themselves and meets, in the clouds, those elements that can
  • into Raphael's soul and we realize how from amid the environment already
  • of man. And then we feel the uniqueness of the soul of Raphael, realizing
  • we realize how Raphael brings this fire with him through birth from
  • depth, cannot but realize what it is that speaks from those wonder-works
  • a realm beyond as it were, for an epoch when it could once again fertilized
  • who realize what the fusion of external beauty and the inner wisdom-filled
  • We realize that at some future time men will no longer be able to gaze
  • of the Madonna and the picture. Many will have realized that the soul
  • deeply enough into Raphael's soul will realize this. Indeed we can only
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• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 1: The Poetry of Fairy Tales
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  • through his own unique experiences to what is happening; we realize
  • then we may have such a special waking up that we realize: You are
  • become really conscious of himself, would not find the experiences we
  • certain spiritual realities alive in the universe. He saw these
  • realities moving through his soul, felt closely related to the
  • spirit-soul beings and realities of the universe. This was a
  • can really happen that, living gently in the depths of the soul, as
  • realities mentioned above, one that does not come to consciousness.
  • this tale we can feel an echo of certain moods that really and truly
  • ideas. Everyone can realize, however, through spiritual research how
  • perceiving this, we realize how much like the sun our ego is. As the
  • realizes when confronted by battles with giants that it has only one
  • Unconsciously this lives in the soul even when it realizes the small
• Title: Jacob Boehme
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  • in this manner really to acquire much for the understanding of
  • kingdom of joy, into a kingdom of spiritual reality, but that
  • human being who really has an earnest desire for knowledge
  • means, how he really separates himself from nature and
  • in the course of human evolution “speech” really
  • separated from the realities of nature by a world chasm.
  • really have its effect on him, he feels as if the thought were
  • his representations he gives, really, that wherein he
  • lies in the riddle of Faust. It is really already in the book
  • opposite — only thereby does our real consciousness
  • Divine Consciousness could come to Itself, become real
  • does not get close to the reality of Jacob Boehme if he
  • to the groundlessness. And, after all, it is really something
  • Here we have the independence of the corporeal, that which
  • Deity Himself may come to realization so much the more
  • Deity, and that the self-realization of the Deity becomes only
  • conception really came to be through the fact that he was such
  • regards that which he can really be for the soul if it becomes
  • characterizations will not come close to the reality of Jacob
• Title: Lecture: Leonardo da Vinci
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  • Milan with very peculiar emotions. For in reality, as much of
  • original way to reproduce the secrets of nature, but never really
  • labors of a personality who, one may really say, tried to discover
  • arises quite naturally, when one realizes how again and again he
  • always tried in the representation of his art to study the reality as
  • wonderful manner in accordance with reality, nothing really explains
  • outside but from within. He probably wished to make us realize that
  • with a feeling of bitterness, realizing that in his most important
  • we are indeed tempted to ask: What secret really lay behind this
  • become mature because the ideals of natural science have really not
  • realize the creation of a plastic statue by a Greek artist. What kind
  • Greek times human souls felt themselves to be really the creators of
  • inner realization, but this did not, however, rise into his
  • We really follow
  • there as a lonely man, who could really no longer have anything in
  • contrast between what he realized as the primeval foundations of
  • clarity of the eyes really belongs to the mind, so clarity and
• Title: Raphael's Mission in the Light of the Science of the Spirit
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  • as it were, from the realm of space to the realm of time.
  • really speak of an education the human soul undergoes in
  • to realize itself in figures such as Raphael alone was able to
  • realm of the spiritual-supersensible — enveloped and surrounded
  • realms of the spiritual, but assumes artistic form — much as
  • touches on something. It is not evident, really, from where
  • exist in other realms?
• Title: Leonardo's Spiritual Stature: Lecture
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  • realization. One has to transpose oneself into such a soul, too
  • another — attempting to bring something to realization
  • everywhere in his own painting to study how reality presents
  • to ask: what really is the underlying secret of this figure of
  • could not bring this to realization. Though someone may have
  • depends upon the external corporeality. A physical body of the
  • and souls are in fact embedded in the supersensible realm. They
  • live within this realm so as to be the connecting link between
  • accept the existence of a supersensible realm in which they are
  • Leonardo are themselves real life-enigmas, embodying cosmic
  • comprehension belong in reality to reason, to the power of
• Title: Fairy Tales: in the light of Spiritual Investigation
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  • the individual human soul-disposition. It is really as though
  • external corporeality into which it awakens. Strange as
  • spiritual in the universe. They saw spiritual realities
  • — a companion really only there for this childlike mind,
  • constitutionally infirm. This is an altogether real
  • With really no work of art other than fairy tales does one have
  • really a great magician, such as the human soul itself
  • only gain a relation to it. You have really only to be able to
  • what it then feels is altogether real — not in rational
  • whereas the fairy tale form is really the more comprehensive
• Title: The Worldview of Herman Grimm in Relation to Spiritual Science
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  • range of cultural life, a realm subdivided itself for Herman
  • Grimm that suited his aims, a realm in which he felt at home.
  • realm of “creative phantasy,” as Herman Grimm
  • earth. Even if Herman Grimm, in his more realistic way, sees
  • over of real effects of a class of beings that had lived
  • but filled with real content. He saw himself as inwardly
  • approaching from the realm of the dead, night after night. This
  • bound, had drawn her towards him from the realm of the dead.
  • real once they have gone through the portal of death.
  • taking account of how the secrets of death, of the realm
  • soul-spiritual behind all physical reality. For when Herman