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• Title: Michelangelo
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  • so that the artist did not need to look at outer nature or external
  • senses by close observation of outer nature and her structure.
  • nature things reappear in the same form and one day resembles another
  • means; he made himself sensitive to what was inward in outer nature.
  • this is a beautiful human body such as nature would wish to create —
  • outer nature.
  • nature. Each type of stone calls for its own specific form, and each
  • and nature as science had led to in its own sphere. It is not just a
  • heart of nature as she showed herself in his times, from one point of
  • development, the basic character and fundamental nature of his times.
  • And if Goethe once said that Nature had invented death in order that
• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture I: The Spiritual World and Spiritual Science
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  • principles of nature — equipped with his power of
  • human being is in his deepest nature belongs to this
  • the hydrogen from the oxygen to get to know the nature of
  • what generally lives behind our physical nature. The
  • in a preface only the nature of the spiritual life and the
  • beings appear as in nature physical beings appear. By
  • finds the way into nature if he looks at it with the outer eyes
  • nature of the present humanity. Now Wilson says, what one has
  • feeling of truth to realise the material connections of nature
  • innermost nature, out of its deepest goals!
• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture II: Theosophy and Antisophy
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  • nature against this theosophy. One can call it a mood in the
  • contrary, it belongs to its nature in a certain respect. The
  • world. Then before his spiritual view, the outer nature is
  • experienced as for the outer senses the outer nature is
  • life that is rejected by the organic nature, he must enter into
  • region of the creative nature to face and to find himself in
  • his nature rejected in itself compared with the
  • spiritual-mental nature that is connected with the sources of
  • humanity on one side in the whole nature of the human
  • the nature of matter and energy, the origin
  • arrangements of nature, the origin of simple sensations, the
  • the nature of frightening than one normally thinks. This is
  • the outer nature. One can
  • investigate the nature of that activity in which a soul is
  • outer nature in many a respect. I indicate something with it
  • 1814, German philosopher) tries to outline the nature
  • benevolent nature may rule and give them rain and sunshine,
  • Into the being of nature.
  • Into the being of nature.”
  • Nature has neither kernel nor
• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture III: Spiritual Science and Denomination
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  • from a certain kind of revering nature to suppose something
  • divine in nature. Other researchers think that the religious
  • transferred what they felt and revered also to nature, so that
  • nature. Just the investigation of the most primitive peoples
  • within the entirety of the human nature, the human personality?
  • is founded in the human nature, and that one has not to be
  • the reason of religion in the human nature in order to show how
  • nature or at least wants to go, places itself in life that
  • of its whole predisposition and nature to get itself into
  • while it originates from the uniform of the human nature.
  • art or the nice nature the second member of the human nature is
  • real art what is only an imitation of nature what puts
  • something before us that is already in nature, but it demanded
  • feel that the artist separates himself from the outer nature
  • of nature, “because
  • being is put on the summit of nature
  • as a complete nature again which has to produce a summit once
  • himself from the outer view of nature in the aesthetic view,
  • meaning that it imitates nature. It is something that is deeply
  • founded in the human nature to speak about artistic truth in
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture IV: On Death
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  • After I have spoken about the nature and
  • can be very different concerning its inner nature, and I will
  • would like to show the nature of these obstacles
  • learns to recognise the nature of sleep. One recognises that
  • not only Goethe's word is true that nature invented death to
  • true: nature needs death to let perpetually arise always new
• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture V: The Meaning of Immortality of the Human Soul
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  • However, one can do this while glancing at the real nature of
  • what nature has given him, with the reason and the senses which
  • nature has given him? However, this would be, as if anybody
  • gross preconceptions that one conceives the real nature of the
  • health of the American nature just up to the point where he
• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VI: The Evil
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  • nature below the human being. The stoics knew that there is a
  • physical nature that it can really carry out that spiritual
  • in the spiritual and faces his physical nature with his
  • physical nature, the common characteristic, egoism, is
  • nature not his bad one in the physical-bodily and develops
  • science shows that the evil points by its own nature to the
  • nature of the evil in the physical-sensory world one day! If
  • spiritual world. If one lights up something like the nature of
• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VII: The Moral Basis of Human Life
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  • lowest realm of nature, to the mineral realm. Let us assume
  • realm, even if somewhat modified, because in nature everything
  • impulses of the human nature in compassion and empathy in his
  • something speaks into the human nature that comes immediately
  • discover the nature of hydrogen that is combined with the
  • view of nature here. I do not mean that the world is arranged
  • voice from the spiritual world, announcing the nature of the
• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VIII: Voltaire
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  • strictly separated from nature at the most important moments of
  • whole nature, felt like a piece of nature, as the hand had to
  • life in nature. For it, however, that he felt himself still as
  • nature not in such a way as he sees her today, but ensouled by
  • times that one experienced nature ensouled and spiritualised.
  • being is a member of the whole nature, the Greek had a
  • nature at the same time.
  • separated with his independent soul from the whole nature,
  • right that the human soul felt more separated from nature when
  • stars and felt the human destiny in them, this view of nature
  • still allowed him to imagine the soul in the work of nature.
  • more and more impossible to imagine the soul within nature.
  • position myself to the work of nature from which no longer
  • exist in my view of nature? He cannot answer it without
  • formulating this view of nature in a particular way at the same
  • combination of monads. If we look into anything of nature, we
  • not look exactly at it. I have to imagine the view of nature,
  • nature in such a way that the human soul feels, I must be able
  • to get an idea of that what can arise as a view of nature, and
  • what does no longer offer any ensoulment of nature. Compared
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture X: Homunculus
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  • principles of nature, also the human being, as the crown of
  • human nature to any philosophy that wants to turn only to the
  • forces accessible to this view of nature. One can investigate
  • this everlasting in the human nature only with forces that one
  • as it were an essence of the whole physical nature. Before the
  • being completely according to the principles of nature. This
  • exist as a thing of nature with mere physical substances and
  • principles, but it penetrates the human nature only. This link
  • works in the physical-sensory nature.
  • in the physical nature apart from everything else.
  • advises to develop through all realms of nature. Goethe's tip
  • the human nature. Hence, one says to him, stay here, do not
  • Of course, it is in the nature of this
  • investigated all forces of nature, a huge telescope with which
  • Whom the holy nature,
  • Mechanical forces of nature tear him away. Indeed, the
  • is something that is not real in the physical nature that
• Title: Evil and Spiritual Science
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  • from a spiritual and a material-bodily nature. By plunging down
  • characteristics of human nature in particular: Hermann
  • from its bodily nature, that it really can perform a spiritual
  • being so releases his/her soul-spiritual nature from the
  • and that its bodily nature stands over against the
  • spiritual nature can become the deepest error in the physical
  • better nature, not the worse one, to plunge down into
  • own nature indicate that we must assume a soul-spirit world
  • illuminating the nature of evil and of wickedness, then perhaps