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• Title: Lecture: Soul and Spirit in the Human Physical Constitution
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  • pictures of dream-life as immediate realities in themselves, neither
  • shall we seek in dreams for knowledge as we seek it in waking mental
  • dreaming is a form of knowledge. It is a particular form of physical
  • 'dreaming' inner conditions when, let us say, he wakes up with the
  • dream of having endured the heat of an intensely hot stove and then,
  • inflammatory condition. In other ways too, dreams assume definite
  • configuration. A man may dream of coiling snakes when something is out
  • of order in the intestines; or he may dream of caves into which he is
  • Obscurely and dimly, dreams point to our inner organic life, and we
  • dreams. There is merely an enhancement of this when the dreams of
  • It is generally believed that deep, dreamless sleep contributes
  • nothing at all in the way of knowledge, that dreamless sleep is quite
  • Dreamless sleep has its definite task to perform for knowledge —
  • not continually interrupted by sleep. But whereas dream-filled sleep
  • organic conditions, dreamless sleep imparts to us the consciousness of
  • waking consciousness we perceive the external world. Through dreams we
  • fragments of our inner, organic conditions. Through dreamless sleep we
  • dreamless sleep, dream-filled sleep, the waking state.
  • dream-consciousness, yielding pictures which have no sharp outlines
  • dreamless sleep, in which ideas and thought-pictures become not only
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• Title: Lecture: The Moral as the Source of World-Creative Power
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  • waking consciousness, there is dream-consciousness, and we heard
  • yesterday that dreams are essentially pictures or symbols of inner
  • in our dreams it comes to expression in pictures. I said that we may
  • dream of coiling snakes when we have some intestinal disorder, or we
  • may dream of an excessively hot stove and wake up with palpitations of
  • heart, the snakes symbolized the intestines, and so forth. Dreams
  • point us to our organism; the consciousness of dreamless sleep is, as
  • dream-consciousness which has to do with actual bodily processes. We
  • strongly when we pass into the consciousness of dreamless sleep. Thus
• Title: Lecture: The Path to Freedom and Love and their Significance in World Events
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  • ordinary consciousness as what takes place in deep sleep, in dreamless