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  • Title: Inner Impulses: Footnotes
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    • with brain-free thinking on the other is developed in Boundaries of
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Introduction by Frédéric Kozlik
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    • “etheric” in the sense indicated by Steiner, we may think we
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture I
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    • ideas so strongly that, centuries later, men who have had to rethink
    • thinking of the peoples of European civilization and culture, and of
    • from the Roman world! To a large extent we still think in the style of
    • and thus the thinking of the European upper classes who are involved
    • Even if we think of the greatest poets of Rome, compared with the
    • Latin as a language and thus came to Latinize its thinking. With the
    • school but through our whole spiritual life. People do not think about
    • political-legal thinking, although they did so in the sense of which
    • different kind of thinking, an imaginative thinking that was not yet
    • political thinking, a politicalization of the concept.
    • the nursery as some people seem to think, but for revealing earnest
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture II
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    • because they expected something quite different from it. Think what
    • soul world, in an everyday thinking, feeling and willing that would
    • brain-free thinking on the other is developed in Boundaries of
    • expression of many who think in the same way. In him you can observe
    • thinking, we can place another great figure, Thomas à Kempis, who was
    • out...” Think of it! The imaginations work so physically in him
    • and feeling. I think you will find them underlying all I have been
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture III
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    • our age of materialistic thinking, the ideas and concepts for doing so
    • as a resistant force. One must not think that things that are not seen
    • of our movement who are writers to think in the manner revealed
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture IV
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    • thinking and the very manner of life, then this difference becomes
    • As a matter of fact, those people think but little in accord with
    • necessity in historical evolution because conscious thinking, through
    • of the thinking that had become powerless in the new age and could no
    • by the senses. The solution is to be found by thinking of individual
    • modern way of feeling and thinking, as it has developed in the last
    • develop further the thinking habits already evolved.
    • as barbaric and think that nowadays we have made such wonderful
    • think that anything, social institution or whatever, could stop it.
    • counts is not that someone thinks he would like the good or that he
    • people really think but to deafen themselves to what actually exists.
    • demand it, think that they have really reached this conclusion from
    • Just think how, the moment we fall asleep and our ego and astral body
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture V
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    • strongest attacks have been undertaken. Think of what gave to culture
    • further in the cultural life. We must think of Marco Polo and his book
    • Let us think of the problem of natural urges and impulses. Under the
    • of birth. Thinkers and seekers in the fifth epoch since the fifteenth
    • the most powerful Russian thinker of modern times, it is everywhere
    • thinking is influenced by the problem of death, and by the problem of
    • problem of how a state is established. Think of the numbers of people
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VI
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    • Knights were to think of nothing except how they could completely fill
    • moment of their lives they were to think and feel dedicated with all
    • they were to think that the blood coursing in their veins did not
    • feel in him; when he thought, he let the Christ think in him; when he
    • his willing, feeling, thinking and sense perception. These, indeed,
    • goes in a tortuous winding line. Just think how profoundly Julius
    • under what insignia things enter world history. I think that one can
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VII
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    • civilized humanity's present-day thinking and feeling, the social
    • sentiment and thinking is essential to mankind, a transformation of
    • of the social order. Let the people who are so clever think as they
    • “Well, here come thinkers, preaching all sorts of ideals, but
    • had an immense influence on Voltaire, who influenced European thinking
    • through Hume, and later on through Darwin, human thinking is
    • specially developed, abstract rationalistic thinking that makes an
    • faculty lives that is transmitted to European thinking and feeling, so
    • it. This faculty creates a kind of thinking that is peculiarly fitted
    • thinkers and is emphatically not without significance. They are keen
    • and at times brilliant thinkers, penetrating minds with respect to
    • material matters, but they are all thinkers who take a peculiar stand
    • thinking to the sphere of religious life. Not one of them —
    • to apply thinking to what he considers to be concerns of the religious
    • thought. Such energetic and keen thinkers as Hume and Montesquieu feel
    • generations, centuries. This way of thinking about religious matters
    • Robinson Crusoe, was produced. One need only think how the
    • Robinson Crusoe would have been unthinkable if it had not been
    • to another on some business or other. At most, if he thinks of it at
    • all, he only thinks of the immediate cause. The fact that he would not
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