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• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture I
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  • perceive it as it does an ordinary animal. When the soul's eye is
  • perceives when he looks into himself: he sees it arising in him as
  • passions, as bestial lusts, animal instincts; and he perceives what
  • breathed, and perceived it. They felt intensely the difference between
  • turned inward, hence such an event is now perceived only inwardly.
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture II
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  • things of the outer world: he perceives them, forms abstract thoughts
  • walks in it. One who can see into these things constantly perceives
  • perceive man rightly in his spirit, soul, and body as he is
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture III
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  • the Druid priests were specially trained to perceive these. So he
  • subconscious sense organ: subconsciously the head perceives through
  • the chest. Just as we perceive outer events in the sense-world through
  • heart, the head, and particularly the cerebellum, perceives the blood
  • being nourished by the transformed foodstuffs, perceives the
  • perceive the course of the seasons within himself by means of his
  • what was there perceived really showed in man — in the motion of
  • Mithras followers perceived by means of their heart-science could not
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture IV
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  • confronting someone, I perceive many different expressions of his
  • Now let us see what this imagination perceives during the course of a
  • attitude of his soul we can perceive the warm heartbeat of a
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture I
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  • Thus it was possible still in the old mysteries to perceive in feeling
  • souls perceive this in-breathing of the Earth-soul element, either in
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture II
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  • outside in cosmic space is to be feelingly perceived within the
  • the Easter thought — just as the St. John's thought was perceived
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture III
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  • Easter festival was livingly felt and perceived, when man still took
  • perceived along with the natural-sensible element.
  • have to be at the end of September — he could perceive with a
  • the autumn; if he could perceive how the animal and plant life
  • soul to perceive the beauty of the spring, the growing, sprouting,
  • burgeoning life. But to be able to perceive also when the leaves fade
  • shining, soul-spiritual element arises — to be able to perceive
  • — to be able to perceive how in the falling of the leaves the
  • content, then he will be able truly to perceive the completing
  • able to perceive rightly the primordial trinity in all existence, then
  • to be perceived truly in all its time-shaping power and forcefulness.
  • life, when we perceive in the depths this triple pulse of cosmic
  • interweaving of the two as the third, then he perceives this
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture IV
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  • do not perceive precisely that which present-day humanity is so proud
  • of. Thus the people of that period did not perceive what existed in
  • consciousness by means of which they perceive very clearly the plant
  • at this time of midsummer people could perceive the mineral realm at
  • because — just as we perceive the fruiting, the blossoming, the
  • relation to his human form. And so it was that what man perceived as
  • to perceive as far as the skin itself (red in drawing); he did
  • limits. He perceives his contour indeed as the typically human feature
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture V
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  • cycle of the year in its phenomena was perceived, and indeed today can
  • still be perceived, as a result of life, as something which in its
  • and what he perceives rays in. But the feeling a person has
  • perceived to be once more gradually withdrawing and leaving the human
  • perceived through his feeling that above all he was to absorb into
  • This was the season man perceived as the time of divine-moral
  • And thus it was that especially at midsummer people perceived the
  • man perceives about him in the woods, in the trees, in the plants, he
  • earthly is streaming upward.” — Man already perceived and
  • what he perceived and felt then of earthly nature was in conformity in
  • equinox we have what was perceived as the activity of repentance.
  • that was perceived as wisdom in the most ancient Mysteries, namely,
  • particular meaning. This meaning emerges when one can perceive the