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• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Character of Occult Science
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  • convictions lead them to conclude that besides what can be known in
  • knowledge which, in any respect, can be considered to be
  • the term, occult science, employed here, if we consider what Goethe
  • intellect bound up with them will be considered as the content of a
  • only considers “scientific” what is revealed through the
  • this, it is only necessary to consider how science comes into
  • soul-activity arising in scientific endeavor. We must consider the
  • apart from special application, consider the characteristics of
  • science wishes to consider the employment of mental activity upon
  • When we consider the significance of natural science in human life, we
  • something besides the knowledge of nature itself: it is
  • nature, the soul is guided by the object under consideration to a much
  • consideration of the non-sensory regions of the world. It is
  • considers the activity of the soul as something that recedes into the
  • therefore, to speak of the means by which a consideration of the
  • There is a third group that considers it presumptuous if a man,
  • “faith.” The adherents of this opinion consider it wrong for
  • of cognition referred to here. Whoever considers that form of
  • supersensible world. If this kind of cognition is considered to be
  • individual, but the result of an unbiased consideration of all human
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• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Essential Nature of Mankind
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  • differentiates man from the mineral cannot be considered as physical
  • body. Especially important in an unbiased consideration is the fact
  • In a later chapter of this work we shall consider how the human being
  • organism must be considered as something unscientific. The
  • the living body besides what is present in the lifeless mineral. They
  • sides that the assumption of something similar to “life
  • circles is considered as something purely fantastic.
  • to show where the cause for an action or sensation lies, outside of or
  • perception of the new. Consider certain facts, like that of learning
  • nature. One speaks of the astral body as long as one considers the
  • own through memory it has also received from outside. But it can pass
  • consideration of the matter. But the nature of a thing is not decided
  • question of showing that, beside the soul and the body, the spirit is
  • the seven tones of the scale, (considering the octave as a repetition
  • one side and spirit man on the other, only these extensions are
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Sleep And Death
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  • life without considering death. For a human being in whom there is no
  • carries on its considerations regarding sleep and death. Supersensible
  • that a consideration of what lies concealed in sleep and death is
  • task of supersensible knowledge to consider this other kind of
  • reside the prototypes according to which the ether body gives form to
  • that has been severed from the hand. If less consideration has been
  • which still other cosmic bodies besides our earth are embedded.
  • a spiritual background of the world and it may be considered trivial.
  • dream experiences offer to thoughtful consideration is a multi-colored
  • consideration of why, in the last example, the moment of the dull thud
  • environment. This fact becomes especially clear if we consider a dream
  • outside his physical body. Supersensible consciousness must acquire
  • considered later on in this book.
  • discovered. This thought power must consider in the right way the
  • not considered as the expression of an unrevealed activity. This
  • acquainted with the statements of those who consider this science as
  • scientists may well learn a great deal from those who consider their
  • to life. Proper consideration will always recognize this relationship.
  • sleep the ego, united with the astral body, is outside the physical
  • the external world, and when these bodies are laid aside the desires
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• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 1)
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  • FROM the foregoing considerations it may be seen that the being of man
  • their evolution is bound up with cosmic evolution. By considering this
  • If one goes back in one's consideration to this point of time, in the
  • research it is a question of not merely considering the material
  • different ways of considering the act. We may investigate the
  • supersensible knowledge itself is dealt with. — We must also consider
  • spiritual-scientific investigation considers this thinking the most
  • you, besides the man of fifty, one-year-old children and all the
  • past evolutionary stages have really survived, alongside the perfected
  • stages of present-day evolution, just as alongside a man of fifty,
  • also consider the fact that the further back we go, the more do these
  • of necessity be considered more in the light of an allusion and a
  • nowhere does there exist, alongside the present Earth state, a
  • do not move about side by side with Earth humanity in the same way as
  • three-year-old children move about alongside fifty-year-old men and
  • alongside the fifty-year-old man; similarly, the corpse, the sleeping,
  • and the dreaming human being exist alongside the living, waking Earth
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 2)
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  • consider further the harmonious co-operation between the parts and the
  • are, in a certain sense, only the necessary shadow side of the
  • physical body, and an adequate consideration will prove that the
  • passion do not reside in the physical, but in the astral body, and
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 3)
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  • consideration the fact that during that period essentially nothing
  • every point in space, without any impression from outside, we would
  • besides man, may be called inhabitants of Saturn, are those, for
  • vehicle of these beings was an ether body; they had, however, besides
  • anything — By considering this chaotic substance, one has transplanted
  • that reside in the astral bodies of the Spirits of Motion. The result
  • consideration, the Sons of Life cannot perceive this regulating
  • Now let us consider these human phantoms with their semblance of life.
  • “odors.” Toward the outside, toward celestial space,
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 4)
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  • independent existence alongside and in the midst of the human beings
  • on the Sun. This then forms a second kingdom alongside the human
  • of the Sun and form an independent cosmic body outside of it. From it
  • mode of perceiving the lower kingdom existing outside himself. This
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 5)
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  • Sun stage. Because of this, two other kingdoms arise alongside the
  • only heat and air. Besides these two substances, the liquid, watery
  • independent of the life of the sun. Alongside the experiences of the
  • The processes that have to be taken into consideration here, perceived
  • process of respiration exists alongside the process of nutrition. It
  • the building up of the human being are drawn in from outside.
  • develop on the side of the Moon that is turned away from the sun. For
  • consider that at this time the Sons of Life reach their human stage.
  • evolution — the middle evolutionary period — is considered, we may say
  • their transitions. Besides this, we must consider the fact that we are
  • Saturn epoch. Yet we must consider the boundaries between the
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 6)
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  • the waters flow in and out of him. If he is outside his body, his soul
  • them upon it from the outside. As a result there appeared a variation
  • which is built up from outside. Man would spoil its form were he to
  • outside appears to him to be directed by the command of the higher
  • on the earth from the outside would not have seen in them merely
  • living beings beside him only through their warmth, light, and tone
  • souls that could not reside in the individual animal. The soul
  • astral element only when this influenced them from outside. That could
  • at this splendor for a considerable length of time that the soul was
  • physical forms. All events under consideration here and in the
  • side. When observed spiritually it can be said that the spiritual
  • the spiritual forces that are here under consideration. Because the
  • remained outside the physical body, so that it could not be controlled
  • Spirits of Personality, and the Spirits of Form. Besides the Spirits
  • souls coming from the outside, who had for the first time since the
  • and by their experiences made outside the earth region. The others had
  • former souls was determined only by facts that lay outside the new
  • realm here under consideration as ruler of the kingdom of the sun.
  • of the Luciferic influence. Beside the Angels and Archangels, other
  • Jupiter, and Mars wisdom. Besides these methods of initiation, there
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• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Evolution of the Cosmos and Man (Part 7)
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  • leads to the consideration of physical-sensory existence as the only
  • here be held clearly in mind in considering the path of human
  • behold the kingdom of the Sun Spirit outside of earthly evolution. Now
  • being has the same origin. (Alongside all earthly forefathers the
  • results in life are the consequences of the other side of the soul's
  • that have the brain as their instrument turned one-sidedly to physical
  • development. With this, the considerations of this book have advanced
  • consideration of the knowledge of the higher worlds and of initiation.
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 1)
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  • state between them, dreaming. Dreaming will be briefly considered
  • later on in this book. Here let us first consider life in its two
  • of higher worlds if he develops a third soul state besides sleep and
  • consider it proper to open another world to the soul.” It may
  • consider it permissible to publish certain truths relating to the
  • spiritual world. This view, however — considering the present stage of
  • this domain. Whoever considers the nature of the human soul, as far as
  • of his life-functions that lies outside the observation of the
  • in the soul through such a function — considering its character — that is
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 2)
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  • training that is under consideration here offers among the first means
  • has nothing else in mind but the visualized image under consideration.
  • if we consider, first of all, the concept of memory. If, for instance,
  • blossom unfolds, and now we think of a human being beside this plant.
  • considered more perfect than the latter. We contemplate how, according
  • besides the forces of the plant, which appear pure to us. I now
  • becomes a token alongside the feeling-experience, and its
  • entire process. It is well, nevertheless, for us, outside the period
  • be disturbed by such an objection should consider that it is not the
  • to the duration of meditation we have to consider that the effect is
  • can lift myself out of them and then feel myself as a being alongside
  • wishes besides this to attain real observation in a higher world, he
  • old being like a second alongside the new. What, up to the present,
  • him, in a certain sense. He feels himself at times outside of what he
  • days.) Also, the one who considers himself a thinker as a result of
  • want that,” in which we do not at all consider the possibility of
  • double — along side this higher ego. It is just in regard to these
  • on the roadside. While the others turned aside from the hideous
  • beautiful teeth. One cannot consider the bad good and the false true,
  • observe oneself in one's daily life as though from outside. One
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• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 3)
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  • “Outside in space there is a rose; it is not strange to me, for
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 4)
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  • will not have this feeling. Then one will consider as nothing what in
  • thought, does not see the trees on both sides of the road, although he
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 5)
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  • but he considers it the outflow of a soul process that, up to the
  • beings and facts. — Beside this similarity of the imaginative with the
  • knowledge of a sense-being means to stand outside it and to judge it
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 6)
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  • to himself what has to happen there, let a person consider again the
  • one-sidedness. For example, if he becomes aware of the advantage of
  • who preserve, alongside the ability to withdraw inwardly, an open
  • revered person is afflicted with this fault? Should I not consider
  • get very far either. Here also it is not a question of one-sidedness
  • here also it is possible that one-sidedness may result that is
  • directing his desire for knowledge in a one-sided way by asking,
  • one-sided here also, they will not advance properly. The student may
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 8)
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  • considers the following. In the life of the physical senses man only
  • become outwardly perceptible. If we give this due consideration, we
  • necessary precautions which we do undertake, alongside the exercises
  • — Besides the described encounter with the guardian at the entrance
  • be considered in regard to such precautionary measures. The important
  • points can only be indicated. Deceptions that have to be considered
  • Besides this source of delusion, there is still another. This comes
  • such delusions when, with sound judgment, one takes into consideration
  • then not within the human being and the correct fact outside him, but
  • without proper preparation. — The student of the spiritual, besides
  • Besides this, all correct training leads first to concepts about great
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Cognition of the Higher Worlds. Initiation. (Part 10)
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  • world of soul and spirit, between himself and what lies outside him.
  • corresponding facts and beings of the world outside him. For it is a
  • consider that the human physical body, for example, was present during
  • such a path we must consider that the goal of knowledge and truth is
  • incarnation. Whoever considers human historical life, be it only
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): The Present and Future of Cosmic and Human Evolution
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  • the Moon evolution. We may, therefore, if we consider the past,
  • necessity, must be given due consideration. If we wish to recognize
  • conscious manner began to develop, besides the acquired powers of
  • yet have to consider the soul faculties first developed in the fourth
  • knowledge,” which from this side takes hold of mankind now and
  • conducts itself as a member of a spiritual world, outside of which it
  • The transformations in the things of the earth existing outside the
  • further evolution. This will occur at a time when, alongside the high
  • latter receives its effects from the outside. After a time, the union
  • should consider that free human action in the future depends just as
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Details From the Realm of Spiritual Science
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  • considers this will understand how descriptions are to be taken that
  • the supersensible nature of other cosmic bodies should be considered
  • them to him, and if these are taken into consideration, we then have
  • must be considered as belonging to what in truth can lead to a
  • science. What is observed by them cannot be considered in the true
  • “direct path of knowledge.” Another exists beside it that we
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Preface First Edition
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  • temperament, lay it aside either with a smile or with indignation, and
  • best that such expositions be laid aside with many other freaks of the
  • really says. Although in general he considers it highly improper to
  • books and then, besides the already published book, Theosophy, also
  • be understood by one who considers nonsensical everything that is not
  • point of view of the world alongside Haeckel's merely naturalistic
  • an earnest consideration and study of the philosophy of the “As
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Preface: Fourth Edition
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  • For two things offer themselves for consideration. First, any human
  • forward to show that the knowledge considered scientific today cannot
  • subject matter has been re-studied and re-worked with considerable
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Preface: Seventh to Fifteenth Edition
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  • of this chapter. From many sides I could hear, “Other sciences
• Title: Book: Occult Science (1972): Preface: Sixteenth to Twentieth Edition
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  • consciousness alongside the content of knowledge of our age, without
  • called forth misunderstandings. From many sides was heard, “What
  • ideas were to be found. Without considering the content, attention was