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• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture I: Spiritual Science and the Future of Humanity
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  • as starting point and go up then to the highest questions which
  • science for the future, I have to point with some words to the
  • present science points to the experiment, to attempts with
  • outer, mechanical means, spiritual science points to an attempt
  • of development something that points us deeply to the most
  • only descended from a higher point of view that, however,
  • example: Aristotle was already at the turning point of the
  • pointed to a higher member that has its centre near the heart,
  • pointed to the real world of the senses because now the time
  • them later. There one pointed to the fixed starry sky as a kind
  • perceive with the senses. If Giordano Bruno points to the
  • who points to the cosmic space but also strongly to that which
  • numerous books. There the representatives of intelligence point
  • come to this point if it should lose all old mental pictures,
  • With it spiritual science points to its future mission. Such a
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture II: How Does One Disprove Spiritual Science?
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  • first with his normal consciousness. From this viewpoint
  • One could say that he experiences the chain of life that points
  • only to point out that it is hard for the scientifically
  • charged to be a witch. Here we stand in a point where we can
  • examples. We want to point only to an example that can be
  • dissolve. One should point repeatedly just to the first
  • silenced which take the viewpoint of reincarnation. If —
  • literature points out particularly that even twins show
  • only needs to point to the fact that already astute
  • rightly could refer. They could point rightly to the fact that
  • opponent could point to numerous examples. Furthermore, he
  • not found security in itself. The opponents can rightly point
  • objections. I have already pointed many a time to the viewpoint
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture III: How Does One Defend Spiritual Science?
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  • Then, however, you reach a point of soul development where you
  • certain point only — then memory breaks off, and at most
  • course of our ego up to the point where the ego-consciousness
  • certainly also from a selfish viewpoint.
  • Where to may such a viewpoint still lead, even if it is
  • selfish? Since the fact that people have the viewpoint to
  • viewpoint, but that one recognises how the human beings have
  • their viewpoint was selfish at first —, then something
  • ego” which gradually struggles through to the viewpoint
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture IV: Truths of Spiritual Research
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  • pros and cons more from the point of view of general
  • cons from the point of view of the spiritual researcher in this
  • something as starting point that I have already mentioned here
  • have the sensation that this picture points to such an
  • has to point to the fact that this imagery appears to the
  • world as starting point, and there space has three dimensions.
  • things arise. I would like to point to the works of Oskar
  • in this talk, to point to the change that the things undergo
  • point is identical on the left with that on the right that the
  • starting point from the other side if one runs long enough
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture V: Errors of Spiritual Research - 1
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  • learnt ideas of the spiritual world. From their viewpoint, they
  • which I have just described. Today I tried to point sketchily
  • have all possible worldviews or viewpoints in the usual world.
  • realise that for all these viewpoints numerous reasonable
  • of the concerning viewpoint. Even if you do not stand at all on
  • the materialist viewpoint, you may say if you listen to a
  • what he brings forward for his viewpoint. The uncomfortable
  • begins where people are committed to any viewpoint unilaterally
  • and attack and reject another viewpoint to the point of
  • positive for contrary standpoints. Reasonable people have
  • always pointed to the fact that — considered unilaterally
  • — no point of view shows the truth really. People, who
  • contrary points of view in the middle. — However, this
  • you can describe everything unilaterally from a viewpoint and
  • generally to a viewpoint.
  • a subjective viewpoint. Thereby one gets to know the logical
  • value of a viewpoint that one knows how one has got it how a
  • different viewpoints, but because one recognises how this
  • viewpoint has originated and why one judges in such a way, one
  • acknowledging the value of the other viewpoint. The different
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• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture VI: Errors of Spiritual Research - 2
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  • have pointed out not only yesterday but also repeatedly that
  • organs. Now I have to point out, of course, although it seems
  • some sources of error as starting point comparatively in the
  • starting point which his soul takes. Self-development is based
  • the fact that we take a healthy soul life as starting point and
  • stand there immediately before a point, which we have to
  • I have pointed out already yesterday from another side that the
  • second point that matters is that we can form a right,
  • take as right starting point that means a morally healthy soul
  • characterise this mood we have taken the starting point from
  • this point with himself like a foreign being and looks back, if
  • point to a certain scientific direction that appeared in
  • point of that in which not only the single but also all human
  • beings are interested. Since that is the point if we become
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture VII: The Questions of Life and the Riddle of Death - 1
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  • life from the viewpoint of the so-called spiritual science,
  • that is from a viewpoint which is not popular today and which
  • However, there is a viewpoint from which the question of
  • to know this we have to take a phenomenon as starting point
  • Someone who stands on a materialist viewpoint will say rightly,
  • point only to an outstanding fact. Charles William Eliot
  • these persons become awkward. It is not enough to point to the
  • nerves take the heart as starting point. He led him to a corpse
  • and showed that the nerves take the brain as starting point.
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture VIII: The Questions of Life and the Riddle of Death - 2
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  • from the most different viewpoints. Since one could say, today
  • here, I would only like to point out that beside various
  • paganism” and one points to the church history. It is
  • capacity work? We stand here just at one of those points where
  • physiologist) pointed [in his lecture] at the scientific
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture IX: Spiritual Science and Natural Sciences - their Relationship to the Riddles of Life - 1
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  • inside of our whole point of view, as it should be developed.
  • We take a big change in nature as starting point that faces us
  • takes a quite wrong viewpoint: one normally compares the wake
  • sensations as starting point which he has experienced in the
  • could not freely turn our eyes from one point to the other, we
  • have pointed out how the spiritual researcher has to extinguish
  • a point where it has to perform something similar as natural
  • Here spiritual research is at a similar point as the
  • at the same point and faces the spirit with the same attitude.
  • point, which one names with the word life. If the
  • world of the spiritual researcher also has such a certain point
  • were. This point that one approaches, as the naturalist
  • Here we get to a point where I have to eliminate an objection.
  • himself. I must point there to my book How Does One
  • people point to heredity, the spiritual researcher will
  • experienced as starting point and it stops at the
• Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture X: Spiritual Science and Natural Sciences - their Relationship to the Riddles of Life - 2
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  • contrary. Even if it takes its starting point from quite
  • that it can deeper invade into the things from the point of
  • everything is concentrated upon one point. If you have to do
  • concentrate on a mental picture. That is the point that we
  • world. Not that is the point that we have a mental picture, but
  • spiritual science has to say at this point. Du Bois-Reymond
  • Higher Worlds?. If you have arrived at this point, you just
  • which you get to know only at this point of soul development:
  • get to know yourself as soul at this point of existence only.
  • takes a healthy soul life as starting point.
  • to stress this point because the soul life must split, as well
  • that the spiritual researcher is able at this point to behave
  • — has reached this special point which he learns to feel
  • the human being has come to this point, not only the splitting
  • Spiritual science points out that in the human being probably
  • luck and misfortune from the only entitled viewpoint.
  • suffering different from the viewpoint of the usual sensations.
  • take death and pain as starting point. He said, the worldviews
  • viewpoints to which the true spiritual researcher rises already