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• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Essential Nature of Mankind
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  • visualization of this member, it points to the phenomenon of sleep,
  • exhausted forces from sleep. Action and thought disappear in sleep;
  • the unconsciousness of sleep as man awakens. It is the same
  • consciousness that sinks into shadowy depths when we go to sleep and
  • would have to remain in a continuous state of sleep. We might also
  • sinks into sleep. For supersensible observation, the astral body still
  • but only with its effects within the manifest, and during sleep these
  • animals. Plants are in a continuous state of sleep. A person who does
  • present. What death is for the physical body, and sleep for the ether
  • Memory and oblivion signify for the ego what waking and sleeping
  • signify for the astral body. Just as sleep permits the cares and
  • past. Just as sleep is necessary for the restoration of the exhausted
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Sleep And Death
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  • Occult Science (1972): Sleep And Death
  • SLEEP AND DEATH
  • being passes during sleep, and it is impossible to solve the riddle of
  • carries on its considerations regarding sleep and death. Supersensible
  • such as sleep and death can only result from an inclination to idle
  • that a consideration of what lies concealed in sleep and death is
  • supersensible is able to offer. Life continues during sleep, and the
  • their strength and renewal from what is given to them by sleep. Thus
  • continually draw strength for his weakened forces from sleep must of
  • When man sinks into sleep, there is a change in the relationship of
  • his members. That part of the sleeping man that lies in bed contains
  • sleep, the life-activities continue; for, the moment the physical body
  • is extinguished in sleep includes the mental images, pain and
  • thought that in sleep the astral body is destroyed along with all
  • bodies. In the waking state, all three are united; in the sleeping
  • outer world, the astral body disappears in sleep; supersensible
  • facts of the sleeping state in their particular form. If, however,
  • Although the astral body, during sleep, experiences no mental pictures
  • contrary, it is just in the sleep state that a lively activity is
  • expression of the fact that the astral body and ego, during sleep,
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• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 1)
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  • alongside the fifty-year-old man; similarly, the corpse, the sleeping,
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 3)
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  • similar to that he possesses in dreamless sleep. This consciousness is
  • kind. Plant life at present also has this “dreamless sleep
  • dreamless sleep. Under present conditions, the minerals have this
  • sleep. After their periods of activity on Saturn follow other periods
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 4)
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  • completely dreamless sleep. It might also be compared with the low
  • sleep” as a new cosmic being, the Sun. But as a result, the
  • arises out of a “universal sleep,” and after a time the
  • This is the dreamless consciousness of sleep.
  • sleep, can be well understood if we direct our spiritual gaze toward
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 5)
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  • emerges again out of cosmic sleep, becoming once more perceptible to
  • and a sleeping man does not perceive the actual event itself, but
  • with the alternation of sleeping and waking in the present human
  • may be likened to an intermediate state between going to sleep and
  • sleep for man today. The picture consciousness, to be sure, was not as
  • turn, was not as dull as the dreamless sleep of today. Thus the human
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 6)
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  • together with the human beings, is in a sleeping state. It is entirely
  • waking and sleeping states had special consequences for the human
  • Archangels). For he was able to remain united during sleep with the
  • similar to sleep, in which the human beings came in touch with the
  • fewer experiences in the realm of sleep. The spiritual world had
  • entered the region of the spiritual world during sleep, so their
  • intermediate state between waking and sleeping. Then there arose in
  • described intermediate state between waking and sleeping — felt
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 7)
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  • and sleeping already described. Such individuals were acquainted with
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 1)
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  • in ordinary life through three soul states: waking, sleeping, and the
  • chief alternating states — waking and sleeping. Man acquires a knowledge
  • of higher worlds if he develops a third soul state besides sleep and
  • During sleep the sense-impressions cease, but the soul also loses its
  • sleep to become conscious despite the exclusion of all
  • sense-impressions as is the case in deep sleep, and even though the
  • sleep, and yet it would not be asleep, but, as in the waking state, it
  • This state of consciousness resembles sleep only in a certain respect,
  • through these sense-activities. Whereas in sleep the soul has no power
  • as the state of waking is from that of sleeping. The one cannot
  • perception resembles an invalid whose sleep would be continually
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 2)
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  • best illustrated by a comparison with the state of sleep. On the one
  • opposite. It is a sleep that represents, in regard to everyday
  • bodily nature just as it does during sleep, but it does not, as in the
  • state may be compared with sleep in regard to the liberation from the
  • disturbances of the physical world, is possible in the state of sleep.
  • aware of something in sleep. He will feel that during sleep he does
  • soul is active in a certain way while sleeping. In such states the
  • soul frees itself during sleep from unconsciousness and feels the
  • clear to the human being during sleep that now he is in another world;
  • on waking that he has been in another world during the whole sleep
  • continuity of consciousness during sleep.) It is not at all meant by
  • this, however, that man is always conscious during sleep. Much,
  • the human being, who otherwise sleeps like ordinary man, has at
  • certain times during sleep intervals in which he can consciously
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Details From the Realm of Spiritual Science
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  • to sleep, it does not then belong to the earth conditions only, but to
  • who, because of his state of body and soul, ought to be asleep, but
  • lengths of time without being overpowered by sleep. For the most
  • earlier chapter, Sleep and Death. It is to be conceived of, on the one
  • plays also into the processes of the astral body taking place in sleep
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Table of Contents
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  • III.Sleep and Death
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Special Comments
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  • The connection between sleep and fatigue is, in most cases, not viewed
  • in a manner demanded by the facts. Sleep is supposed to be a result of
  • that a man, not at all tired, may fall asleep while listening to an
  • must lead to the conclusion that waking and sleeping present different
  • wish to go to sleep, not that we wish to go to sleep because we feel
  • its own bodily nature; that is to say, the soul goes to sleep, even