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  • Title: Lecture: Soul and Spirit in the Human Physical Constitution
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    • sleep, from the moment of falling asleep to the moment of waking;
    • From the moment of falling asleep to the moment of waking, the astral
    • astral body by the air organism during waking life. We can speak in a
    • and the etheric body that remain as they are during the waking state;
    • When we turn to consider waking life, from what has been said we shall
    • a way during sleep as during the waking state, when the Ego and the
    • which in waking life we have driven out through our Ego which is part
    • Waking life and sleeping life may therefore also be studied from this
    • the cosmic spirituality which on waking we drive out through our Ego,
    • for in waking life it is the Ego that brings about in the
    • elaboration of perceptions from the moment of waking to that of
    • shall we seek in dreams for knowledge as we seek it in waking mental
    • on waking, finds that he is feverish or is suffering from some kind of
    • waking life. But this consciousness is inwardly strengthened through
    • the external world if we were always awake, if this waking state were
    • waking consciousness we perceive the external world. Through dreams we
    • dreamless sleep, dream-filled sleep, the waking state.
    • the waking consciousness and as states of consciousness become ever
    • speak of having only the ordinary waking consciousness any more than
    • namely in waking life only; nevertheless we have it within us as an
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  • Title: Lecture: The Moral as the Source of World-Creative Power
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    • to us in waking life from the moment of waking to the moment of
    • waking consciousness, there is dream-consciousness, and we heard
    • for it again on waking. It is through the deprivation undergone
    • between falling asleep and waking that he is able to feel himself



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