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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 1: The Four Spheres of the Inner Life
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  • with the sun, and we experience the Ego outside the body. Next comes
  • These eyes, those parts which were eyes, shine like two suns, but
  • suns which inwardly vibrate with sparkling light, suns which sparkle,
  • stars, but as if he were in the sun of this system: he knows that he
  • is one with the sun of his planetary system. One might say that when
  • one with thy sun of his solar system, to which everything turns,
  • the sun. One learns to recognise that this skeleton has been sketched
  • oceans, seas, clouds, stars, sun and moon; what we see externally has
  • behind the radiant Sun, behind the shining stars, behind the
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 3: The Senses and the Luciferic Temptation
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  • Sun that is hidden from us though forming part of the Will. That
  • knowledge of Saturn, Sun, Moon, but it is below his consciousness. He
  • sun. In the will there lives not merely that which lives in the
  • planets, but that which lives in the sun itself — but hidden.
  • Beings belonging to the sun and planetary system pressed out from
  • animated starry heavens and the living sun.
  • something like the inner, spiritual force of the sun shone forth —
  • through the Saturn, Sun and Moon Periods, as described in my book
  • regarding the evolutions of Saturn, Sun and Moon, only it is in the
  • into the spiritual sunlight of Christ we send our darkened thoughts,
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 5: Between Death and the 'Cosmic Midnight Hour'
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  • clouds, stars, sun and moon; and from his own standpoint and through
  • like a bowl, there are the stars, over it pass the sun and moon. Man
  • art now outside, but as though sunk into a single star.’ At