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• Title: Lecture: Some Conditions for Understanding Supersensible Experiences
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  • it like this: In clouds, in rain, in lightning and thunder, man will
  • worst plight; it is healthy logic, really sound thinking, and above
  • electric light — the sun, the light of the sun, illumines the
  • objects around us; the sunlight makes them visible. In a similar way
  • myself at the moment to the example of the sunlight, directly the
  • Threshold is crossed man must become one with the light in his inmost
  • being. The light cannot enable him to see objects because he has to
  • pass into the very light itself. Objects can be seen with the help of
  • the light only as long as the light is outside. When man is himself
  • moving together with the light, the objects illumined by it can no
  • light itself, then for the first time he becomes aware that thinking
  • is, in reality, one with the light weaving in the world.
  • weaves into the light, lives in the light, is one with the light. But
  • the moment our thinking is received into the light, it is no longer
  • crossed, it streams out into the light.
  • body, after earthly life he can make use of the light.
  • radiating light concerns himself with the things of the world.
  • electricity or magnetism, and through radiating light, inasmuch as he
  • is now living in the light, concerns himself with the things of the
  • are not regarded in this serious light, we shall make no progress.
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 2
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  • light shining through the stained glass windows of the churches. The
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 3
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  • this. But it is necessary to know which paths lead to the light. I