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• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture III
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  • find fully depicted in my book,
  • to employ in a modest way in my book,
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture IV
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  • front of a bookstore. In the store he saw a book that captured his attention
  • this book, he had to smile. Now imagine how astonished he was: a serious
  • scientist, a professor, who sees a book title in a bookstore —
  • a book on the lower animals at that! — and feels compelled to
  • book, he had not been conscious that in the distance a music box was
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture V
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  • in the way that I described in my book,
  • And actually all the meditative exercises that I have given in my book,
  • his knowledge of positivism; I held all these books in my own hand.
  • the discussion of Haeckel in my book,
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VI
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  • broken. You can consult my book,
  • as I have described it in my books, must experience this reality each
  • book,
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VII
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  • the conception underlying my book,
  • This book is actually a modest attempt to win through to pure thinking,
  • in order to put it into a form suitable for a book, the outer experiences
  • It was because I wanted to write the whole book in the style in which
  • overloaded with work, and I still have not been able to finish the book.
  • is relatively easy to describe, and this has been done in my book,
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VIII
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  • In my book,
  • cognitional striving is to take up what is presented in my book,
  • book,
  • intent as most books written today. Nowadays books are written simply
  • in order to inform the reader of the book's subject matter, so
  • that the reader learns the book's contents in accordance with his education,
  • and thus it will not be popular with those who read books only to acquire
  • Information. The purpose of the book is to make the reader directly
  • In a sense, the book is
  • to the next. The book constantly presupposes the mental collaboration
  • of the reader. Moreover, the book presupposes that which the soul becomes
  • through this book with his own inner thinking activity and cannot confess
  • the book. One should be able to say to oneself: now I know, as a result
  • The book was a bridge between pure philosophy and an anthroposophical
  • toward natural science written by one who had authored this book on
  • and Intuition. And when I indicated in my book
  • the book was meant as a schooling for the soul, to show what Western
• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 1: Natural Science and Its Boundaries
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  • [From the book
  • This book is a modest but real attempt to achieve pure thinking,
  • in order to put it into a form suitable for a book, the outer
  • It was because I wanted to write the whole book in the style in
  • been able to finish the book.
  • been done in my book
• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 2: Paths to the Spirit in East and West
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  • In my book,
  • I have described a sure path to the super-sensible. But this book
  • This book,
  • when writing books to-day. Nowadays people write simply in
  • order to inform the reader of the subject-matter of the book,
  • so that he learns what the book contains in accordance with his
  • For this reason it will not be popular with those who read books
  • only to acquire information. The purpose of the book is to make
  • sense the book is only a kind of musical score, to be read with
  • from one thought to the next. This book constantly expects the
  • also to be considered. Anybody who works through this book and
  • fundamentally misunderstood the book. It should be more or less
  • intentionally wrote this book in the way I did so as to present
  • This book was a link between pure philosophy and philosophy based
  • the interpenetration of perception and thinking. Since this book