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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture I: Spiritual Science and the Future of Humanity
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    • which observe in the sensory-physical world with the senses and
    • the spiritual world as we put them to the phenomena of nature
    • penetrate into the spiritual world, but while we wake
    • One Attain Knowledge of Higher Worlds? —,
    • actions of compassion are in our world and let this impulse
    • world where it is for the soul like for a blind-born who has
    • surrounds him, otherwise, in the physical world; he receives
    • new impressions from the spiritual world which forms the basis
    • of our physical-sensory world.
    • just now by which he feels moved into a new world. The real
    • world of observation is thereby given, and then from these
    • believe those revelations of the spiritual world that one
    • in the spiritual world, to discover the spiritual truths. Even
    • behold into the spiritual world with them and then to inform
    • to the higher worlds is subtle and strict. You can say that
    • outside world, those old states of consciousness were images
    • a spiritual world that was behind the sensory world. Thus, the
    • wake consciousness. For it, they beheld into a spiritual world
    • one may ask, is there anything in the outer world that proves
    • spiritual worlds? — Oh, there is such a thing! However,
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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture II: How Does One Disprove Spiritual Science?
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    • theosophical or spiritual-scientific worldview to let our
    • necessary that it is not only a worldview but also that from
    • this worldview and philosophy of life impulses originate which
    • Nothing is more dangerous for a worldview than fanaticism. This
    • asserts itself just with the various worldviews; everybody
    • Theosophy wants to be a worldview that leads to the spiritual
    • world. It wants to give scientific reasons of that view which
    • outside world that our mind engaged in the brain says about the
    • outside world one can recognise a spiritual world. In this
    • spiritual world, only the reasons of everything are that takes
    • place in the sensory world and in the intellectual world.
    • from supporters of this or that worldview. Since today more and
    • physical world. Theosophy or spiritual science cannot agree
    • worlds that are different from the world in which he is at
    • before he had darkness around himself, now the world of light,
    • in another world, to behold different from in the world with
    • to regard this new world as a higher, supersensible one.
    • worldview.
    • the sensory world and the work of the reason stop. Of course,
    • receives no impressions of the sensory world which resembles
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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture III: How Does One Defend Spiritual Science?
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    • blind-born who is successfully operated and sees the world of
    • beings of the spiritual world are around us of which theosophy
    • new world appears before us.
    • another world different from the physical world — an
    • moments of seclusion from the outside world in which he still
    • the outer world gives us as a mediator of knowledge or as
    • strong impressions of the outside world at first, while we
    • solve these strong impressions from the outside world using
    • world. Perhaps we can advance so far that we unfold the same
    • without being induced from the outside world anyhow,
    • spiritual world. Someone who has attained such a consciousness
    • spiritual world that are always around us.
    • spiritual world; however, they are not necessary to understand
    • worlds and tells as results. Since the messages of theosophy
    • the facts and beings of the spiritual world, however, every
    • Thus, we have to say, the origins of this worldview that we
    • how difficult it is to separate himself from the world to which
    • world of spiritual-mental realities. A simple consideration
    • world.
    • supersensible world. No mathematical judgement can give the
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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture IV: Truths of Spiritual Research
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    • instrument for beholding into the spiritual world, then it is
    • Higher Worlds? and will outline them once again
    • spiritual science calls the Imaginative world. The spiritual
    • researcher learns to distinguish these two worlds. Since that
    • Imaginative world. Although he has brought up the pictures in
    • the soul settles in a world of pictures at first, which do not
    • world from his inside to attain the consciousness at the same
    • consciousness has something rather uneasy, because the world in
    • which one settles down is like a second world, a world full of
    • beauty and greatness, a beatific world. However, persons who
    • settle in such a world get easily angry if one wants that they
    • doubt the objectivity of this world because one lives well in
    • happens in this world, actually? If I should describe this, we
    • world in which he liked to stay. The spiritual researcher has
    • to make this Imaginative world disappear more and more often in
    • your hand in the physical world to touch something and thereby
    • spiritual world, and something returns from the spiritual
    • world.
    • against the thought of Schopenhauer's philosophy that the world
    • life. You do not have any other proof in the sensory world. The
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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture V: Errors of Spiritual Research - 1
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    • supersensible worlds. The usual science produces its outer
    • cognitive forces into the supersensible world.
    • world.
    • this Imaginative world from the soul, has to descend to
    • the universal world being, and this world being with its
    • world reveal themselves. The medium becomes the revelator of
    • the spiritual work and actions of beings of the world. Thus,
    • learnt ideas of the spiritual world. From their viewpoint, they
    • because it can describe various things in the world. Since
    • knows that the medium unveils objective world contents.
    • spiritual world by those methods, those manifestations to which
    • Catholic views beholds certain beings in the spiritual world
    • spiritual world that is threatened by error, indeed, with every
    • in the objective world processes. Thus, it is a question of
    • medium only an instrument for supersensible world processes
    • the supersensible world in their manifestations. Principles of
    • the world express themselves; this comes strongly to light in
    • the supersensible world reveal themselves this way, they must
    • in it to behold into the Imaginative world. I have already
    • Imaginative world is radically different from the pathological,
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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture VI: Errors of Spiritual Research - 2
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    • himself with which he penetrates into the spiritual worlds. The
    • perceive the outside world physically, we can appropriate
    • inconsistent — we enter into the spiritual world to be
    • extrasensory organs. Even as the world, which you visit with
    • outer view of the sensory world? I would like to bring in a
    • Faulty organs cause faulty vision in the sensory world. Now we
    • world.
    • truths and not errors in our views of the spiritual world. In
    • in the sensory world stick to the further spiritual development
    • consider a person who can tell things of the spiritual world as
    • behold into spiritual world — as well as one academically
    • already here in the physical world. This leads to spiritual
    • of spirit that shows the spiritual world in a wrong form. I
    • conscious judgement within the spiritual world that we can
    • compare with the condition if here in the sensory world the
    • physical world.
    • all know that there is a materialist view of the outside world.
    • world. Spiritual science acknowledges that behind everything,
    • the spiritual world into this human soul that take the human
    • penetrate into the spiritual world. You do not become aware of
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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture VII: The Questions of Life and the Riddle of Death - 1
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    • worldview. However, if one surveys the contents of spiritual
    • were about to emerge as a worldview, there were people who
    • lost not only to us, but also to the world economy. Should it
    • world economy. There the question becomes only scientific.
    • sleep and enters into the spiritual world, so that the human
    • Then the human being is in the spiritual world and in the
    • towards the outside world, and then he must exclude the
    • of the outside world are not suitable for that; symbolic images
    • he approaches the spiritual world, the objection is childish
    • erase the results of self-love, a new world appears before him
    • and beings, as well as the outer physical world is fulfilled
    • spiritual researcher tells details of the spiritual world,
    • there are beings and events in the spiritual worlds, then these
    • that he said, the world is my idea. — With it, he stated
    • physical world.
    • Thus, the human being enters into that world in which he is
    • also in the spiritual world, save that he has no inner
    • body. Thus, the inside enters into the spiritual world at
    • coming out of the spiritual world and moving in the lines of
    • world; connected with the body our destiny leads it to the next
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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture VIII: The Questions of Life and the Riddle of Death - 2
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    • representation of the philosophical worldviews
    • spreads abstruse fantasies of these or those world facts.
    • as the world, and one would have to speak a lot if one only
    • tries to produce the most varied worldviews, namely just such
    • worldviews that believe to stand on the ground of natural
    • if old worldviews spoke about the limits of knowledge. Just as
    • Knowledge of Higher Worlds? you can more exactly get to
    • deals with the world of the things. How does this mental
    • matters that we do not have images of the outside world [in the
    • world, as well as the air belongs to the physical atmosphere.
    • the whole world; however, he cannot perceive them there because
    • from the application to the things of the material world, but
    • he goes with his thinking to the spiritual world. He knows by
    • experience it now as an outer object. The outer world remains
    • the outside world. You feel, so to speak, that you belong to
    • soul, then the view of the spiritual world extends. Then we can
    • fact that one can only investigate facts of the spiritual world
    • penetrate into the spiritual world, but if one puts the
    • has to expect no answer to questions of the spiritual world
    • spiritual world, while we solve not only the questions of life
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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture IX: Spiritual Science and Natural Sciences - their Relationship to the Riddles of Life - 1
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    • worldview; he had to turn his attention completely to that.
    • cosmic world surroundings if we see the plant sprouting in the
    • plants. We see these world forces kept away as it were from
    • concealed world to such beings.
    • which the cosmic world forces work on the earth during
    • face a concealed world in the summertime. As the cosmic forces
    • a higher world? From the following consideration arises that we
    • we consider the world, we find that the human being is placed
    • How Does One Attain Knowledge of Higher Worlds?
    • such a way that one can realise a world internally which is not
    • he places another world in the world that he has, otherwise, in
    • the soul wintertime. Then he realises a new world, indeed, a
    • world that he has not known before.
    • this world that he realises now as he behaves, otherwise,
    • towards the world of the soul wintertime.
    • said, this inner world rises at the soul summertime. However,
    • at first this world resembles another world which meets us to
    • but it regards it as an objective-real world. This is a big
    • happens if we face that which ascends in the soul as a world
    • that is not the usual world of the soul wintertime. If at the
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  • Title: Truths and Errors: Lecture X: Spiritual Science and Natural Sciences - their Relationship to the Riddles of Life - 2
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    • world and on the application of the reason to this outer world.
    • is the only instrument to invade into the supersensible world.
    • connect the purpose with it to get to know the outer world and
    • to orient ourselves in this sensory world. The spiritual
    • world. One calls that concentration, meditation, and
    • his attention completely from the outside world. Then he also
    • world. Not that is the point that we have a mental picture, but
    • Higher Worlds?. This is something that today many people do
    • instrument to behold into the spiritual world.
    • book How Does One Attains Knowledge of Higher Worlds?,
    • his innermost core with that world which is behind the sensory
    • world and which, actually, the sensory world veils only.
    • Higher Worlds?. If you have arrived at this point, you just
    • world. Self-sense or self-love plays a big role in the usual
    • spiritual world in the right way, then the survey of the
    • can lead me into the supersensible world.
    • into the spiritual world. However, this requires that you have
    • into the spiritual world. — Nothing of that which serves
    • to you in the world seems suitable to lead you into a higher
    • world.
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