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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 1: The Four Spheres of the Inner Life
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  • lectures will be to describe the inner life of man in relation to the
  • And so you can understand, that what is described by the clairvoyant
  • In this and the following lectures I shall describe what the
  • meet with what I shall now try to describe.
  • the beginning of the clairvoyant experience we have described. One
  • circulation, one might describe it as dark waves in the light-body,
  • go still further. If one were only to see what I have just described,
  • oneself seen previously, which we described as the outer world —
  • live outside our body in the manner described. When we live in these
  • thinking. For when a person accepts what has just been described as
  • How must we describe in a few words that which is enkindled within us
  • receive something like an impression of what is described concerning
  • vital feeling, we may describe it by saying that we now regard human
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 2: The Vision of the Ideal Human Being
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  • on to where we were before we incarnated. We described in Lecture 1 a
  • means of leaving the body by going into Space. Lecture 2 describes
  • last lectures we tried to describe what the human soul first sees
  • body. I might say that the way I described in the last lecture showed
  • thereby get out of our body in a different way from the one described
  • By the method we have just described we first go backwards through
  • different from the one described in the last lecture. Notice this
  • spiritual life, and it is difficult to describe these in fitting
  • the manner I have just described, he comes out of it quite
  • differently. When he leaves his body in the manner I described in the
  • described how he diffuses himself over external space and how he
  • have just described is infinitely more important than the way we
  • described in the last lecture which does not get out of space; for
  • comprehended when one leaves the body in the manner described to-day.
  • describe as religion that which draws man out of this physical world.
  • And with respect to what we have just described as the passing of the
  • described in many particulars and shall yet have to describe further
  • in the manner we have described arrives at the knowledge that up
  • the manner described in my book,
  • describe, midway between death and rebirth, when one has passed that
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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 3: The Senses and the Luciferic Temptation
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  • described as a sort of corpse, a partial corpse. This corpse is the
  • the way described, but in this case, in ‘time’, they are
  • above-described process. Thus whereas in our physical body a corpse
  • describe these things. Just as we must say perception and thought
  • I have just described — in so far as it relates to feeling and
  • his evolution. What I have just described applies particularly to the
  • through the Saturn, Sun and Moon Periods, as described in my book
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 4: Wisdom in the Spiritual World
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  • I tried, as far as is possible in a public lecture, to describe in
  • describe; but it is so in important moments, during important
  • also, what I shall now describe is not continually necessary in the
  • I shall now describe as the corresponding event in the spiritual
  • it, and this result may be described as follows: —
  • way described and it is in his karma that he may be cured. Naturally,
  • now reappears in the spiritual world, in the way have described. On
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 5: Between Death and the 'Cosmic Midnight Hour'
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  • connected with what then takes place in the soul were to be described
  • describe the external process of ideas (now of course the spiritually
  • If we wished to describe the ideas which are then experienced in the
  • This, which we may describe as the fruit of the last life, we feel in
  • in the period which is occupied in the manner I have just described,
  • have been given, I am in a position to describe various conditions
  • condition which may be described thus: There is a period during which
  • must be born within our soul as I have described, something that is
  • respect, namely a force which I might describe as something like a
  • conditions I have already described: — one, a condition lasting
  • must therefore try to describe it to you from another aspect. It is
  • I have endeavoured to describe as the Midnight of the
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 6: Pleasures and Sufferings in the Life Beyond
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  • speaking of what I described as the great ‘Midnight Hour of our
  • think that he would gain what has just been described by bringing
  • find described in my book
  • spiritual worlds is described, that when the ideas of the physical
  • conditions which you describe as taking place after death are not at
  • it enters the sphere of culture, as we have just described.
  • has just been described, humanity would gradually reach the point