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- Title: True/False Paths: Synopses of Contents
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- Apsu. Sleeping life revealed Tiamat. The demoniac,
- sleeping and waking. Sense-perceptions more real than thought. In
- waking, sleeping, dreaming. The third stage of consciousness in
- the Chaldean may be compared to a state of dreamless sleep. Today we
- set no store on the experiences of dreamless sleep.
- longer experienced the clairvoyant sleep of the ancients. Such was
- Sleep. The astral body and Ego leave the body but
- sleep, consciousness is severed from the physical and the etheric and
- In sleep, ordinary man experiences only with the Ego, the Initiate
- going to sleep and waking we experience the Sun influences within the
- During sleep we are related to the Sun through our inner life; the
- When, during sleep, the Moon forces begin to be inwardly active in
- deep sleep. In the inner life of the Ego they correspond to thinking,
- Title: True/False Paths: Lecture One: Nature is the Great Illusion; Know Thyself
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- the wonderful contrast between the life of sleep (his consciousness
- alternating conditions of sleep and waking were experienced
- differently thousands of years ago. Sleep was less unconscious,
- waking life not so fully conscious. In sleep man was aware of
- of consciousness during sleep is a consequence of human
- forms. There was not the same abrupt transition from sleep to waking
- sleep, this realm that blurred the clear distinction between the
- Schools was that when man, in a state of sleep, shared the flux and
- Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Two: The Three Worlds and their Reflected Images
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- a clear distinction between waking and sleeping, which, though
- and that we sleep for a period equivalent to the hours of darkness.
- sleep, for their sleep was not as deep as ours. It was more
- dreamlike. Today, if someone were asleep and you were all sitting
- deep sleep was unknown; men would have seen the visionary form
- we wake in the morning and rub the sleep out of our eyes, we say:
- asleep up to this moment.” They believed that they preserved a
- now entered the realm of sleep, but remained highly
- waking, sleeping, dreaming. A Chaldean did not experience these
- may be compared to a state of dreamless sleep. If we look at the
- on what a person may experience in dreamless sleep because, as a
- tell us anything of their experiences in dreamless sleep. Dream life,
- dreamless sleep of present-day man and examine the ordinary
- yourself to be asleep, when dreams arise which are often so
- but which indicates, none the less, that, in sleep, experiences rise
- is transformed in sleep. But it is fraught with meaning. He sees the
- normally, a state of emptied consciousness induces sleep. This can be
- asleep.
- Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Three: Form and Substantiality of the Mineral Kingdom in Relation to the Levels of Consciousness in Man
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- chaotic, uncoordinated experiences of dream life during sleep,
- consciousness he is asleep. If we awaken them and develop them, we
- Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Four: The Secret of Investigation into Other Realms through the Metamorphosis of Consciousness
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- in our life of sleep the condition formerly possessed by the
- sleep leads to oblivion; but it was precisely in the unconscious that
- but experience again the clairvoyant sleep of the ancients, we should
- Joachim of Fiore, he would have replied: our sleep is devoid of
- life is spent in those realms where man dwells in sleep, realms which
- man can no longer inhabit today because his sleep is emptied of true
- pupil. — It is now twilight, and sleep which reveals the
- to the stars. Then sleep will overtake you; you will no longer be a
- sharply defined as now, and the life of sleep had not yet become a
- this state of sleep, the teacher spoke of realities, saying: You are
- whilst you were asleep, he would perceive the plants, mountains,
- see them. And now the moment has come for sleep. Through your eyes,
- experienced; so that, whilst falling asleep, the sleeper not only
- life we live in the upper world, in sleep we live in the lower world.
- Persephone entered through the eyes of the sleeper into the physical
- and etheric bodies. She dwelt with Pluto, the Lord of sleep within
- the physical and etheric bodies. The sleeping neophyte experienced
- the deeds of Pluto and Persephone during sleep. And whilst the
- revealed to him in sleep. Then he would discuss in detail the
- Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Six: Initiation-Knowledge, Waking Consciousness and Dream Consciousness
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- process of falling asleep. The physical and etheric bodies are left
- sleep. Let us recall this condition: the physical and etheric bodies
- asleep. Dreamless sleep means that we live in the Ego and astral body
- forms. So far as these are concerned, he is asleep. Now picture a man
- In relation to the spiritual he is asleep. Such is man's condition in
- dreamless sleep. The purpose of concentration and meditation is to
- consciousness is lost in sleep and which he must rouse from its
- sleep. We can converse with them, metaphorically speaking, as we do
- dreamless sleep instead of normal consciousness, we should no longer
- Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Eight: Potential Aberrations in Spiritual Investigation
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- through sleep, but through some other factor, there is the danger
- Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Nine: Abnormal Paths into the Spiritual World and their Transformation
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- normal consciousness passes over from the waking state into sleep, he
- conditions of sleep man's physical and etheric bodies are left
- bodies in the right way. Even when we are in dreamless sleep, for
- in sleep we protect them from incursions from without.
- Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Ten: Influences of the Extra-Terrestrial Cosmos Upon the Consciousness of Man
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- consciousness of sleep, of dreamless sleep. If we observe man during
- sleep when his physical and etheric bodies are detached from his
- astral body and Ego, we find that between falling asleep and waking
- to sleeping we experience the Sun externally. We are aware of
- over into the condition of sleep the Sun begins to shine in our Ego
- sleeping and waking the Sun is within us. You are aware that certain
- sunlight between sleeping and waking.
- forces; during sleep he is under the influence of the Sun forces
- During sleep we have the Sun within us and only the physical and
- sleep we irradiate from without our physical and etheric bodies with
- and etheric bodies during sleep, he first of all irradiates his skin
- phenomenon of sleep. The Sun shines from the human Ego and astral
- sleep we see the workings of the Sun proceeding from the Ego and
- characterized the state of sleep in relation to the Cosmos. During
- sleep man's inner life is related to the Sun, his external life to
- stored up Moon forces. During sleep the Sun inhabits the astral body
- inhabits the physical and etheric bodies, during sleep, the
- man becomes a night-reveller and by sacrificing sleep invites
- sleeps by day and wakes by night, the Moon influences are still
- stars. But the Sun forces which man stores up during sleep and the
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- Title: True/False Paths: Lecture Eleven: What is the Position in Respect of Spiritual Investigation and the Understanding of Spiritual Investigation?
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- sleep, where he is surrounded by spiritual darkness and where he
- sleep. But he does not live only in the worlds to which this
- dream consciousness and sleep consciousness (one would like to say
- consciousness and sleep consciousness. When it looks inwards, it
- of deep sleep. Normal consciousness can no more explain the origin of
- willing than it can explain the origin of sleep. When a man performs
- Sleep consciousness
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