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  • Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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    • receiving into himself consciousness of his breathing, is meant to be
    • is no longer conscious that the original primordial sentence has been
    • the threshold of his consciousness. In ordinary consciousness memories
    • how, beneath the threshold of consciousness, there lives what may be
    • Let us say that here we have the boundary between the conscious and
    • the unconscious, red representing the conscious, blue the
    • unconscious. If a person sees something belonging to the outer world
    • are thrown back, and he experiences it in his consciousness. What he
    • also bears of his own being beneath the threshold of consciousness he
    • waking state. It remains unconscious and essentially forms the actual
    • never recognized at all by ordinary consciousness; it recognizes only
    • normally lies beneath the threshold of consciousness, we will hear
    • physical body we unconsciously bear a reflection of the cosmic
    • subconscious. But as the child develops, forces press upwards within
    • instinctive consciousness of those ancient days. In the alphabet we
    • Since then Christian consciousness still preserves this primeval
    • consciousness in an abstract way by consecrating individual days to
    • wisdom. And there was something of quite a dim consciousness connected
    • spheres of learning lies a half conscious recognition of something,
    • experience. The astronomy in the subconscious then became something
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  • Title: Lecture: East and West in the Light of the Christmas Idea
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    • is set up on Golgotha. How does it stand within the consciousness
    • like the poor shepherds who were conscious of their misery.
  • Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture I: Cosmic Forces in Man
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    • These and many other things are said, but there is no conscious
    • self-observation, self-knowledge and consciousness of his own Ego.
    • Ego-conscious-ness, a faculty for self-contemplation, unfolds.
    • of meaning. Once again, and this time in full consciousness not with
    • consciousness of olden times, man envisaged as working up from beneath
    • upon the limb-structures. And in days of yore there was consciousness
    • Again in our time we must strive for a fully conscious realisation of
    • dying we owe the fact that we can think and be conscious beings. The
    • moment the pure life-forces flow in excess to the head, consciousness
    • dimming of consciousness; death pouring into life makes for a
    • lighting-up of consciousness. (See Fundamentals of Therapy,
    • consciousness — like the stomach. Man owes the consciousness of
    • consciousness means that the forces of nourishment and of growth are
    • consciousness — is subject, in the main, to the forces working
    • consciousness in man. The forces of the inner planets —
    • necessary for the sake of consciousness. Through this, we, in our
  • Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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    • the head, consciousness is extinguished; we lose our consciousness of
    • From this it may be concluded that for consciousness, for mental
    • for what works more from out of the unconscious, to become
    • the outside world, when we are conscious of the conditions of warmth
    • soul, it cannot be said that we are conscious in them to the
    • consciousness. But in essence, the same is true of feeling and
    • tapestry of sense-perceptions. But in his earthly consciousness, man
    • consciousness. He invents molecules, atoms and the like, and believes
    • waking consciousness on this side of the tapestry of sense.
    • his consciousness is extinguished when he passes beyond the world of
    • sense; his consciousness is not forceful enough to penetrate to the
    • we have no consciousness of this connection with the world of the
    • Angel, the more conscious life is this Angel able to infuse
    • gifts are bestowed by the Hierarchies upon the conscious life of soul.
    • higher Hierarchies through our Angel) is for our consciousness
    • clearer does our consciousness become.
    • consciously, by means of the experiences described, what takes place
    • consciousness has been purely materialistic. It is not quite accurate
    • earthly life which remains more unconscious. A very great deal depends
  • Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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    • unconsciously permeated with new thoughts — this and this only we
    • consciousness of the Divine has remained in the stream of civilisation
    • that subconsciously and inwardly it understands certain secrets of
    • the intellect and the life of the senses are unconscious. And when, as
    • unconscious Nature-wisdom, this concrete knowledge of spirituality in
    • sleep but during waking consciousness in connection with the external
    • in the subconscious region of the soul. I have pointed out to you that
    • What enters the Swedish soul more unconsciously in the life of will
    • of the subconscious life a natural science for the next world —
    • must deliberately and consciously prepare your life of feeling in such
  • Title: Lecture: The Revelation of the Cosmic Christ
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    • In the religious consciousness of antiquity, Divine Powers were
    • sun. This consciousness was still alive in the pagan peoples both of
    • full consciousness we must learn to understand that in the Mystery of
    • material earth. We must understand with full consciousness what
    • impulse consciously. Again we must learn to understand that when the
    • souls and hearts to-night. They try to express, out of consciousness
  • Title: Imaginative Cognition and Inspired Cognition
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    • this state also plays into his everyday conscious life. This
    • as existing, even in everyday consciousness, for our conceptual
    • unknown to ordinary consciousness — can be judged only by
    • just as hidden from ordinary consciousness as what in dreamless
    • consciousness.
    • consciousness, so that, even during our waking hours, what
    • consciousness, although perhaps, when given an abstract
    • Consciousness when developed is able to follow up these facts.
    • consciousness, before going on to what this Imaginative
    • — which seems to ordinary consciousness as if experience
    • consciousness — we go on to those of which Imagination
    • consciousness. To ordinary consciousness our physical body is a
    • consciousness we have the impression of dealing with an
    • consciousness when a man's inner being is viewed without
    • ordinary consciousness is very different from what is perceived
    • indeed, for the, inner vision of our usual consciousness, the
    • our life of soul. In ordinary consciousness we can add one
    • vision of ordinary consciousness. In short, the body grows
    • consciousness disclose themselves in their becoming.
    • are the same as those which in ordinary consciousness we
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