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• Title: Whitsuntide in the Course of the Year
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  • consciousness and the corresponding processes in our physical
  • organism, We shall never grasp the working of consciousness
  • never be conscious beings in the physical world. In this
  • sprouting, never leads to consciousness. Consciousness can
  • more complete consciousness appear. We become conscious to
  • who has gone through initiation observes how consciousness
  • arises in man, he finds that every conscious thought that is
  • grasped, and every conscious feeling that asserts itself, are
  • When we look at conscious life we look at destruction; and we
  • conscious life of the spirit by observing what part this
  • conscious life of spirit plays in the physical world, by
  • It is for this reason that we have to alternate the conscious
  • processes with the unconscious processes of sleep, so that
  • be built up again by the unconscious forces of nature in our
  • the soul force when it wakes to consciousness wears out and
  • signifies a conscious union with the waking Earth-spirit. It
  • in the physical world as consciousness. Let us sketch
  • permeate the physical organic life only, no consciousness
  • would arise, flow does consciousness arise? For that, the
  • initiation we become conscious of what is all the time being
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• Title: Abbreviated Title: Lecture I:
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  • For in the physical world consciousness can never arise where sprouting,
  • germinating processes alone take place; consciousness begins only where
  • must be destroyed by the soul-spiritual if consciousness is to arise in the
  • consciousness. Whenever we become conscious of something, these processes
  • of consciousness must come from destructive processes. And I have shown
  • being, the process of death, creates the consciousness which we possess
  • Earth. And what creates our consciousness at the moment of death, when we
• Title: "Heaven and Earth will pass away but my words will not pass away"
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  • medium, which, in turn, constitutes the content of our consciousness.
  • As we thus possess a certain content of our earth-consciousness between
  • accumulated during his life on earth as content of his consciousness.
  • usually perceive these dreams within our subconsciousness, we fail to
  • consciousness, the burden of this dreamer also accompanies us. Even
  • this dreamer developed the only possible consciousness that could
  • conscious ideas, which, for them, are imaginations. Our dreams are
  • is true to fact. The man in us has a still duller consciousness —
  • consciousness, gives the Beings of the Hierarchy of Archai the material
  • deep sleep, dreams what the earth man consciously imagines.
  • and become conscious of the aim of Spiritual Science; we will learn to
  • this Science of the Spirit — conscious of its task in the Cosmos
  • — truly move our hearts, penetrate our minds and consciousness?
  • Though we don't do so consciously, yet unconsciously can Ahriman
  • only very gradually. A beginning must be made; if we are not conscious
  • must, even now, absorb a sort of Spiritual Science consciousness, not
• Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture I: Tree of Life - I
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  • from the Gods. In Europe, therefore, man was conscious that inasmuch
  • the Orient, on the contrary, one is conscious that one bears
  • developing an ego-consciousness. Hence the descendants of ancient
  • to develop the element of the Consciousness-soul. Thus there went to
  • consciousness that one can really do nothing with knowledge that has
• Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture II: Tree of Life - II
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  • undergone, he has the following experience. A definite consciousness,
  • that I cannot bring clearly enough into the waking consciousness. And
  • physical living and weaving for the physical consciousness, but which
  • cannot be grasped by this physical consciousness, and is generally
  • spreads out over our consciousness, is simply the effect of the
  • sleep condition an unconsciousness has entered.
  • But now when this unconsciousness of
  • come to our consciousness (because Lucifer claims it for himself) has
  • aware in one's consciousness of this living and weaving like an echo;
  • day-consciousness — because Lucifer hands them
  • our consciousness in the ordinary dream, while it is being passed
  • sleep, it ceases to be in our consciousness, that is to say, it goes
  • consciousness from waking to going to sleep, and inasmuch as we
  • awaking? We should possess in our day consciousness the whole
  • should bring the whole spiritual world into our day consciousness and
  • in what we have as day-consciousness would intermingle what we have
  • relation we have now between our day consciousness and the night
  • in our day consciousness. But if Lucifer had not influenced this day
  • consciousness in the way described we should approach things in quite
  • consciously. And this he will do when he seeks through Spiritual
• Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture III: The Power of Thought
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  • concepts, and they have the consciousness that through these thoughts
  • consciousness people have. Each one who walks along the street has
  • practically never, is it brought to consciousness in the European
  • it was spoken of, because this last characterised consciousness
  • expressed exists in a high degree. At least the consciousness exists
  • world-conception is the consciousness that when one rightly lives
  • general not much consciousness exists there of these living, forming
  • there people have not a genuine consciousness of the living nature of
  • consciousness arise, in our Western thinking, that thinking is
  • the result that man does not get a conscious feeling: thinking is
  • of Luciferic element. Hence they retained more the consciousness that
  • done upon earth. That was a living consciousness. The kings were the
  • of course behind men's ordinary consciousness. It lay very deep in
  • the subconscious, and was only present in the consciousness of the
  • a stage lying beneath the threshold of consciousness because men had
  • was fully conscious of these things, and that out of full
  • consciousness, under the influence of the Athenian initiates in
• Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture IV: Harmonizing Thinking, Feeling and Willing
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  • brings his will into activity, he has the consciousness that he is
  • and existence it remains unknown, does not enter the consciousness.
  • consciousness. As a consequence of this, man can easily acquire the
  • as though from the subconscious inner being, man would be aware of
  • of law not entering human consciousness, all that lives down below,
  • of love and altruism, but of a kind more or less unconscious for
  • conscious again through the Impulse of the Mystery of Golgotha. But
  • in this whole unconsciousness of the desire world something of a
  • subconscious. But nevertheless it works upwards, works definitely
  • unconsciously and without man's knowledge — it
  • less consciousness. Thus here would be man #1 and man # 2 (Pg 17) had
  • reached a consciousness of this relation (Diagram II, Light
  • to him through such a consciousness in the pure sense of a universal
  • way. Since this whole process is a conscious one, he has the power of
  • conscious of this and cannot furnish proof, all the less is there
  • therefore become conscious that we must take a different stand on
• Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture V: Tree of Knowledge - I
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  • actually speak only in Imaginations, and we must remain conscious
  • space, everything that we bring to consciousness and let arise
  • to bring such concepts clearly to consciousness, that is, to meditate
• Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture VI: Tree of Knowledge - II
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  • years of childhood the child really has this consciousness, even if
  • consciousness that they are enclosed as if in a sphere which really
  • man, which is in the subconscious, presses up into the upper
  • consciousness, presses outwards, and the consequence of this is that,
  • whereas one has a subconscious ground for the antipathy, the anger
  • alone becomes conscious. The hatred or antipathy presses outwards,
  • this man is doing to one. And now in the subconscious the anger can
  • hand something that is to bring quite accurately to our consciousness