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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 1: The Four Spheres of the Inner Life
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  • for to the inner life of man belong not only the three realms we have
  • ourselves into touch with the outer world belongs also to our inner
  • interiorise the outer world; it furnishes something which belongs to
  • belong to this intention. If he succeeds at all, he steers straight
  • of his entire mental outlook. As long as we are in the body we look
  • longer provides us with thoughts, but one feels as if poured out into
  • stars all in motion, to which one belongs oneself. Then one knows:
  • reality! As long as we are on the physical plane we think that this
  • longer within us, but outside — and what is outside us, so long
  • really belongs with one's inner being and into which one enters
  • Cosmos, within the divine world. As long as we are in our physical
  • body we gaze around us; there we see the beings belonging to the
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 2: The Vision of the Ideal Human Being
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  • longer sees the spirit-world, he is a sense body, where Spirits watch
  • pictures which do not belong to our experience like the ideas in
  • practice in calling forth long-forgotten memories — and this
  • belong to the physical plane. Now for every one who truly wishes to
  • it is which gives man his value. We might say that as long as a human
  • longer we live within the second half of the time between death and
  • that our spiritual teachers, who belong to the higher hierarchies,
  • for us to become more and more as men, along the path to the distant
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 3: The Senses and the Luciferic Temptation
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  • belonging to the various hierarchies whom we know to be connected
  • Beings belonging to the sun and planetary system pressed out from
  • Imagination; so that to the people belonging to the ancient Egyptian
  • much more strongly. To-day this can no longer be the case; but there
  • for His consciousness consisted in His thoughts. And the longing
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 4: Wisdom in the Spiritual World
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  • able for a very long time to think of seeing clairvoyantly for
  • compensation in the spiritual world, belongs to the picture of the
  • illness as much as the swing of a pendulum to one side belongs to the
  • belong. This is a point which shows that everywhere, even in the
  • follow in due course, but which emerges as a free act alongside the
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 5: Between Death and the 'Cosmic Midnight Hour'
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  • the physical plane that part of his being which belongs to that
  • plane. What belongs to the physical plane is consigned to the
  • can no longer express itself in the mortal residue; but to the man
  • solid, material earth, to see there the beings belonging to the
  • tableau as long as we have the power under normal conditions to keep
  • awake in the physical body. It does not depend upon how long we once
  • overcoming him, in another case it may be that he can hold out longer
  • tell us how long it is since they were formed. Time becomes space: it
  • belongs to our feeling and our will. In the first lecture I mentioned
  • that all that belongs to the spheres of our feeling and our will is
  • the soul must, however, be overcome. As long as these are not fully
  • we really have a desire for our body. We absolutely long for our
  • because we are living in the physical body. When the soul no longer
  • been associated, neither do we find the Beings belonging to the
  • we no longer have within us the creative soul-force enabling us to
  • develops within us the longing for a positive creative power; for
  • longing to have an outer world again. And so different are the
  • that whereas in the physical world longing is the most passive force
  • (when there is something for which we long, this something is what
  • There, longing is a creative force; it transforms itself into
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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 6: Pleasures and Sufferings in the Life Beyond
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  • is least. We begin to long for action and we look back at our past
  • religions and societies to which one has belonged. After 'midnight
  • for an outer world, the Holy Ghost fills our longing into a
  • spiritual darkness surrounds us. We said also that the longing for
  • the outer world again becomes active within us, that this longing
  • may attain in the future. And after we have lived for a time longer
  • and the impulse which makes us long for it — yet makes us cry
  • belonged in such a way that they reveal to him certain things he must
  • Long, long before the human being
  • importance which I mentioned in the last lecture. When our longing
  • our longing into a kind of soul-light. Up to this point we must keep
  • existence inharmonious. Long before the Midnight Hour we should have
  • longing to see itself in its past and recognise its value. Spiritual