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• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture II: How Does One Disprove Spiritual Science?
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  • means to understand its opponents and their objections
  • certain degree entitled objections. However, to be able to
  • speak about such objections, we have only to come to an
  • we want to discuss some of the possible serious objections that
  • soul exercises have another objective value? — We have to
  • above all to investigate the objective validity. Now there is
  • can show us that we must not take objections easily because
  • for a genus of the animal realm. It is a superficial objection
  • tell such objections. Of course, we could go on talking until
  • tomorrow morning, increase the objections, and go into details.
  • objections. I have only shown how one can consult epistemology,
  • hear the proposed objections, they can stimulate us if we do
  • ourselves our opponent to cope with the entitled objections,
  • face all other objections that could be done from opposing
  • always ask yourself, which importance do their objections have?
  • — Hence, no objection surprises the theosophist.
  • objections. I have already pointed many a time to the viewpoint
  • could very well do the same objections and nobody possesses the
  • However, the theosophists should not only know the objections
  • deal with these objections. After we have today opened
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• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture III: How Does One Defend Spiritual Science?
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  • theosophy could not at all claim any objective validity.
  • Somebody who wants to do epistemological objections could say,
  • This objection is completely justified. It belongs even to
  • easily defend theosophy. However, with this objection, one has
  • view of the own ego as an object of the own ego, as if we leave
  • as an object with mathematical judgements. The view of the own
  • entered into objectivity. We feel in the things, we are inside
  • perception cannot recognise anything of man's objective nature.
  • support in old age, this is at first — quite objectively
  • say, the objections and refutations are entitled which one may
  • against these objections in such a way as I have stated now.
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture IV: Truths of Spiritual Research
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  • that there are some, also substantial objections against it. I
  • earth et cetera, which are objects of spiritual research.
  • as nothing at all that can give him objective truth. It would
  • express any objective reality.
  • requests an almost invincible belief in the objectivity of this
  • doubt the objectivity of this world because one lives well in
  • objection was mentioned already repeatedly that one could also
  • with an imagined lemonade. There is such an objection also
  • objection is right, one can imagine a piece of steel that is
  • airily, and then many objections are raised. One says, for
  • objective knowledge.
  • personal one that does not lead to objective truth and cannot
  • remains. However, we can never get to the objective knowledge
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture V: Errors of Spiritual Research - 1
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  • something objective that exists outside of you in the
  • objectively.
  • objective truth by mediumship do not like that the medium has
  • knows that the medium unveils objective world contents.
  • objective beholder of these things considers the contents of
  • in the objective world processes. Thus, it is a question of
  • spiritualism and so on. Try only once to listen objectively to
  • yourself from that which can be then considered as objective.
  • consider yourself as an objective being, the more you approach
  • cetera and does not involve them in his objective knowledge,
  • which the physical reason invents in the objective knowledge.
  • pictures of objective reality. It is quite natural on one side
  • one can face cool and objectively if researchers announce it,
  • lead to an objective judgement, but that is associated with all
  • finds him pleasant. The belief replaces the objective,
  • unusual matters as objects, from experience. This applies to
  • is objectively valid?
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture VI: Errors of Spiritual Research - 2
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  • perceives a reality [and regards it as] the objective reality
  • objective reality, but that which the dead person has just cast
  • really attains objective knowledge of spirit and where he only
  • does not turn his view to objective beings, but to the
  • that it really puts outside that it considers that objectively,
  • the world which we now face as an object.
  • experience the world in us as an objective world.
  • — You can already find out whether the objections are
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture VII: The Questions of Life and the Riddle of Death - 1
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  • over to the object without further introduction.
  • objects, then he has to be thrown back to nothing, and then one
  • he approaches the spiritual world, the objection is childish
  • completely objective; it is fulfilled with individual things
  • fish. With it, some objections disprove themselves.
  • have to understand that the objection is unjustified that only
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture VIII: The Questions of Life and the Riddle of Death - 2
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  • Since a number of years, I have spoken here about the objects
  • about spiritual science gave occasion to envisage the objects
  • face us from some sides if they condemn the value of our object
  • wants to judge an object knows this really. It is obvious that
  • to fight. Since such an objection has no other value as if
  • experience it now as an outer object. The outer world remains
  • pictures, but it matters that we penetrate the object of our
  • From there the objections against spiritual science originate.
  • objects what I have read out at the beginning of this talk
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture IX: Spiritual Science and Natural Sciences - their Relationship to the Riddles of Life - 1
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  • but it regards it as an objective-real world. This is a big
  • faces an object in the sensory world, looks at it, but could
  • object. Thus, a spiritual researcher would be who would leave
  • experiences an objective spiritual world. Then the objective
  • Thus, the human being beholds into the objective world with his
  • Here we get to a point where I have to eliminate an objection.
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture X: Spiritual Science and Natural Sciences - their Relationship to the Riddles of Life - 2
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  • external. Facing yourself objectively, considering yourself as
  • another person or as an object is a preparation for penetrating
  • realised objectively, not only subjectively that it is
  • then he believes in his visions like in an objective world.