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• Title: Lecture: Some Conditions for Understanding Supersensible Experiences
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  • knowledge obtained through the senses and through history, here on
  • senses. Those who are not strictly accurate about these experiences
  • at heart can neither think nor say anything that is true in the sense
  • that it must be founded upon confidence, in the sense
  • Anthroposophical Society should become in the real sense a bearer of
  • the other senses become aware of surrounding objects. If I limit
  • sense. We must learn to feel that our real ego is brought into being
  • active in the real sense, those thoughts are born which can fertilise
  • the true sense must be experienced in free spiritual activity,
  • nothing whatever to do with the sense-world, but in complete freedom
  • thoughts, one who is truly and in a new sense a ‘Master of the
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 1
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  • imperialism, historically, but in a spiritual-scientific sense.
  • among us just as the sense world is — then what results is what
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 2
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  • — that the Holy Roman Empire no longer made any sense. And the
  • to exist because no sense could be found behind the symbols. And the
  • in these lodges today made some sense. Then they became symbolic. The
  • sense is long gone. One can say that what goes on in the lodges today
  • reality in public opinion today. Whoever has a sense for reality
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 3
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  • try to judge whether this will was justified or not makes no sense.
  • human form should or should not do this or that made no sense. In
  • in preparation; for a parliament only makes sense when it is possible
  • He would have to have lost all sense of reality to even conceive of
  • individual's religion play a part in the lodges, in a certain sense
  • from the most varied sides, and it is senseless to try and nail down
  • something meant in a spiritual-scientific sense with a mere yes or no
  • terrible urgency. In a certain sense we have reached the climax of
  • certain Schirmer. This Mr. Schirmer is in a certain sense quite a
  • his own way in the sense of the social triformation in the school