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  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Contents
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    • exists to attain a higher consciousness by becoming aware of the
    • of Golgotha man's consciousness is dependent on forces of death.
    • In ancient times man's consciousness was dependent on forces of
    • Jesus through death. The resurrection was a resurrection of consciousness.
    • a materialistic outlook. When human consciousness is dimmed for
    • to man's soul. States of dimmed consciousness were prevalent in
    • knowledge is so essential because it awakens man's consciousness.
    • on a person's consciousness. The mystery of fear and the mystery
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Back Cover Sheet
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    • itself; the point at which unconscious process blossoms into,
    • or rather 'sets' as, conscious thought."
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Foreword
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    • notion that human consciousness itself is in process of evolution; that
    • a more ‘advanced’ one, but that the very structure of consciousness,
    • between evolution of consciousness and history of ideas. History is
    • the record of a conscious process, and the term is often extended to
    • signify the process itself. Evolution is a process occurring at a pre-conscious
    • of consciousness. Thus, the karma of materialism is not the same as
    • at an unconscious level in the development of a human individuality,
    • of ideas, culminating in reductionism) Steiner reveals an unconscious
    • theory manifests first in natural science, but the change of consciousness
    • this hitherto unconscious realm for the future health of science itself,
    • at which unconscious process blossoms into, or rather “sets”
    • as, conscious thought. In the Boundaries course Steiner describes
    • it. It is no use just saying: yes, there has been an evolution of consciousness,
    • on to inculcate. Namely, that the unconscious is not just ‘spirit’
    • go so far as to proclaim that a new kind of consciousness seems to be
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 1
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    • experience the spiritual world, though not consciously, when we really
    • conscious of himself within thinking he knows himself to be in a world
    • conscious, through his own resolve and effort, that he bears within
    • we become conscious of what really lives in thinking we cannot but feel
    • of the West, the consciousness soul in the Anglo-American peoples, the
    • consciousness soul placed next to one another. In the Central Europeans
    • deeper understanding to current events, can one become conscious of
    • an unconscious longing for these thoughts to arise in human beings which
    • people are on their guard. What goes on in their consciousness on such
    • occasions is not so important; what goes on in their sub-consciousness
    • experience only subconsciously. Because they are unable to admit to
    • becoming conscious of the fact. The moment one's thinking attains a
    • — even unconsciously — from the spiritual world.
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 2
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    • enables him to be fully conscious of his environment and adapt to whatever
    • is a consciousness of belonging within the world. Weakness and inner
    • beings think, but they are not conscious of everything which passes
    • conscious pass over into memory; but we assimilate a great deal which
    • does not reach consciousness. Just think of all the experiences that
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 3
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    • connected with the rhythm of the breath remains unconscious. Only under
    • become conscious. Our normal consciousness functions at a level above
    • although we are not conscious of it, the Angeloi dwell in our sense
    • case in regard to the Angeloi. Yet no consciousness of the Angeloi enters
    • very conscious of his relation with the Angeloi between death and new
    • accessible to luciferic powers. In ancient times man's consciousness
    • to stifle man's consciousness of his connection with the spiritual world.
    • of these things? As already mentioned the process of breathing is subconscious,
    • Angeloi, is not conscious either. That however lies above our
    • consciousness. What happens in our breathing lies below our
    • consciousness; what happens within us through the interaction with the
    • spiritual world nearest to us lies above our consciousness. Within this
    • process above our consciousness is actively working the force that entered
    • man's consciousness. One could say that man's breathing has been deprived
    • of consciousness through the luciferic influence. In compensation man
    • is given the possibility to attain that higher consciousness of which
    • cognition through a higher consciousness. There were people of deeply
    • to bring consciousness into their breathing. To imitate this procedure
    • writings, was to irradiate the process of breathing with consciousness.
    • But in regard to certain higher knowledge man's earthly consciousness
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  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 4
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    • Thus it was revealed to me what Herman Joachim consciously felt and
    • that he was at the point of becoming conscious of the spiritual world.
    • man's ‘I’ is to enter the consciousness soul. People talk
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 5
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    • in his writings a remarkable description of human consciousness to which,
    • that human consciousness is related to death, to dying, and as we, in
    • the course of life, develop consciousness we are actually slowly and
    • as an immensely enhanced act of consciousness. One could say that he
    • sees consciousness as life which gradually develops into death. It is
    • not life as such which develops death, but the consciousness in man
    • develops death forces and death itself is enhanced consciousness compressed
    • present soul life, that is his present consciousness, it is not true
    • spoken like that. Our present consciousness, which is normally devoid
    • clairvoyant consciousness which disappeared as the time of the Mystery
    • matters. Nevertheless it can be said that this ancient consciousness
    • dying. Our consciousness at present is due to the fact that, in returning
    • by it enables us to develop our present day-consciousness which is an
    • object consciousness.
    • consciousness; i.e., the consciousness related to birth began to wane.
    • Slowly and gradually man lost the spiritual world from his consciousness.
    • their bodies from above. Consciousness of the spiritual world would
    • consciousness. What kind of forces are they? They are death forces,
    • the very forces to which man now owes his consciousness! You will understand
    • forces enabling them to become henceforth the basis for man's consciousness.
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  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 6
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    • perhaps was there a time when conscious interaction between the physical
    • consciousness, but to his subconscious.
    • is attached to remaining fully conscious — apart from sleep. When
    • we are fully conscious such spiritual beings have no real access to
    • our soul. But when our spirit; i.e., our consciousness is suppressed
    • then ahrimanic beings have immediate access. Dimmed consciousness is
    • people when they are in a state of dimmed consciousness and take possession
    • but through human beings whose state of consciousness gives them access.
    • states of consciousness occurred, where doors and windows were thrown
    • through states of dimmed consciousness.
    • sphere unless wide-awake consciousness is developed concerning events
    • powers make use of every opportunity to divert the alert consciousness
    • for dulling man's consciousness are plentiful. Someone who studies exclusively
    • clever in his particular field; yet the clarity of his consciousness
    • is a condition of dimmed consciousness. Such conditions frequently occur;
    • philologists and researchers often fall into states of dimmed consciousness,
    • of any conscious search for the Christ Impulse. Yet the most pressing
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 7
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    • once possessed atavistic clairvoyance and that this made his consciousness
    • from spiritual realms enter their consciousness. I described some instances
    • being able to say that they had seen such and such a being. Their consciousness
    • sufficiently to form mental pictures of it. But though the consciousness
    • consciousness.
    • understand what is coming into being. In our ordinary consciousness,
    • our consciousness? Let us say we look at a blossoming rose; in no instance,
    • is dying, what is going towards extinction, enters our consciousness.
    • of the inner presence of the spiritual world in human consciousness
    • of the 17th century yet he knew that only through a more receptive consciousness
    • with that living reality which expresses itself in inspired consciousness
    • as processes of becoming. In such inspired consciousness man can know
    • through present-day consciousness is the dying aspects of things and
    • clear consciousness; he would forget as we forget a dream. Only dimly
    • cosmos although he could not bring it into conscious conceptual form.
    • quality of their consciousness.
    • is mainly because it is written completely out of present-day consciousness;
    • The article points out that with our consciousness as it is today we
    • what, out of the spirit and consciousness of his time, was called “the
    • world affects man differently once he becomes conscious of it.
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  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 8
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    • it is very important to be conscious of the epoch in which he appeared;
    • period there was still, inherited from an earlier different consciousness,
    • the only world. The transition in consciousness to later times was far
    • has become dim, and therefore fails to become conscious knowledge, is
    • consciousness.
    • not consciously. The duality in his nature was caused by the fact that
    • to awaken in man a consciousness of that reality. At the same time he
    • epoch would lose all consciousness of the spiritual world. They would
    • no longer reach. Luther may not have been conscious of these things
    • fully conscious one. But the experience, that spiritual forces were
    • turning his gaze, even if not fully consciously, towards the coming
    • be conscious of freedom in the real sense, of real freedom of will which
    • But that man in the fifth epoch, in his ordinary consciousness, had
    • man could experience the devil it would awaken him to a consciousness
    • expressed by Ricarda Huch lives in man's subconscious. It is a cry she
    • Luther's consciousness of
    • to make the man of the fifth epoch conscious of the devil by whom he
    • to the devil in this epoch. He knew that whenever man's consciousness
    • are always present. This state of consciousness constitutes for these
    • to man whenever his consciousness is limited to the purely material
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    • They are then in a state of complete unconsciousness and therefore cannot
    • During waking life we have in addition our consciousness which we attain
    • comparable consciousness as far as the ‘I’ and astral body
    • We are unconscious during
    • sleep, but during the day, while awake, we are still unconscious as



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