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• Title: Book: Chapter II: The Nature of Humanity
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  • present over and above the mere iron. Then the time came when the idea
  • consciousness when a piece of iron expands under the influence of
• Title: Book: Chapter III: Sleep And Death
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  • environment of pure soul and spirit.
  • without the entire physical environment. The whole Earth must be as it
  • its environment, so do the pictures of the astral body's
  • environment come to it during sleep. The fact is that the astral body
  • environment to which the physical body belongs. While as a physical
  • supersensible perception there are ever present in man's environment
  • environment, which we might also call the “spiritual outer
  • environment come to him in the same way in which the inner perception
  • between birth and death the environment of man speaks to him through
  • language of his new environment of man speaks to him through the
  • language of his new environment speaks directly into the inmost
  • environment of man is replete with beings alike in kind to his own
  • in yonder world is not his environment. In effect, he brings
  • environment of the Ego find expression in a world radiant with color.
  • of man so that he becomes creative, acting on his environment in such
  • pour Wisdom into their environment, even as the Sun sheds light upon
  • manifest world nothing happens in a given locality and environment
  • given environment. Nor is it adequate to look for causes within the
  • kind, and you have a cause for the particular human environment into
  • being from his external, earthly and social environment during the
• Title: Book: Chapter IV: Man and the Evolution of the World (Part 1)
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  • different directions to the environment, to the dwelling place wherein
• Title: Book: Chapter IV: Man and the Evolution of the World (Part 3)
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  • environment. Nor would he find the Saturn space itself uniformly warm.
  • vivifying influence on its environment in the heavenly spaces, for it
  • environment enables me to be.” They have perception; indeed their
• Title: Book: Chapter IV: Man and the Evolution of the World (Part 4)
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  • second heavenly body in its environment, representing a kind of
  • feel the first traces of sympathy and antipathy with his environment.
• Title: Book: Chapter IV: Man and the Evolution of the World (Part 5)
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  • Spirit-beings in its environment. And through the events that
  • from the life of the environment, then the environment engraves itself
  • in its environment. Turning its gaze upward, as it were, to these, it
  • can exclaim: “This my environment upholds me in existence.”
  • things and begins in Moon man's environment exercised no immediate
  • environment than are our sense-perceptions, which reveal — in
  • in the vapor-like environment above described. Manifold processes are
  • from without. Man is now living in an environment that is more of the
  • environment. Since, however, they are etherealised, they too are
  • both for man's environment and also for man himself. Wisdom is
  • environment, the Moon; in me he thinks upon the things and beings that
• Title: Book: Chapter IV: Man and the Evolution of the World (Part 6)
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  • environment. In the latter the Spirits of Personality reveal
  • manifest in his environment, then the feeling arises in the soul:
  • environment, they did not always give rise to the same feeling in the
  • their environment mighty workings of fire, of a harmful nature. This
• Title: Book: Chapter V: Knowledge of the Higher Worlds (Concerning Initiation) Part 2
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  • is able to distinguish between the mental picture of a hot iron and a
  • senses, we know that if we imagine a hot iron, then however hot we
  • actually more sensitive than before to everything in his environment
• Title: Book: Chapter V: Knowledge of the Higher Worlds (Concerning Initiation) Part 5
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  • for example, to a piece of hot iron, but will consider it as emanating
• Title: Book: Chapter V: Knowledge of the Higher Worlds (Concerning Initiation) Part 8
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  • then he can separate and distinguish from his environment whatever has
  • quite impossible for him to mistake an imaginary bar of hot iron for