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• Title: Karma of Materialism: Contents
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  • (1837-1890) experienced instinctively the true being of thinking.
  • of the devil were not symbolic but based on direct experience.
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Foreword
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  • is defined, inasmuch as they tend to substitute abstraction for experience.
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 1
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  • and on the other to his own inner experience.
  • experience the spiritual world, though not consciously, when we really
  • the possibility to experience ourselves as thinkers. If man becomes
  • what we experience when the external world acts upon us, then we are
  • something he simply experienced as a fact. He argued that what we experience
  • we experience as thinking. Consequently it cannot be real in the true
  • we experience in space and time is fundamentally semblance. In order
  • Spir come to experience the world the way he did? If we look for an
  • So although his experience of the spiritual world is not of direct vision,
  • but an experience within abstract thinking, he nevertheless establishes
  • the whole emphasis on the fact that, in his experience of thinking,
  • can experience from being entirely ignored; killed by silence as the
  • as a world that is real in the true sense. He will experience his own
  • inner being as rooted in true reality. And this he will experience not
  • into Eastern European culture. What is as yet experienced only instinctively,
  • to express this instinctive experience in spiritual-scientific terms;
  • In earlier times there were many who experienced such unsatisfied longing.
  • still I called it “the dogma of practical experience.” You
  • experience only subconsciously. Because they are unable to admit to
  • The soul experiences of the writer of St. Luke's Gospel were akin to
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• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 2
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  • human beings experience inner dissatisfaction and insecurity. Very much
  • does not reach consciousness. Just think of all the experiences that
  • that is experienced, not abstract science.
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 3
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  • cognition, was predestined to be man's most significant experience during
  • experience, of the Christ who was to come. It is a paradox that man
  • Just as one experiences the eye when one perceives, so the Christ-event
  • had to be experienced in the time after the Mystery of Golgotha, and
  • the Mystery of Golgotha but experience it inwardly through faith. Yet
  • intellect that man experiences a pretense, instead of the Christ impulse.
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 4
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  • experiences which we were privileged to share with someone who has died,
  • then these experiences become windows through which we can follow the
  • is an infinite being and the experiences we shared can be compared to
  • experienced with all the deep seriousness of his being in such moments
  • Thus the event of the death of someone near to us can become an experience
  • knew tragic experiences, all the horror of this frightful war in which
  • experiences. Today I venture to speak of examples of this kind.
  • departed friends, linked as they are with sorrowful experiences, also
  • but I must ask the reader not to generalize my personal experiences;
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 5
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  • Whereas formerly everyone was able to experience the spiritual world
  • when we seek not only to understand but to experience the reality of
  • death, we experience our ether body separating from us as explained
  • intimately connected with that Being who actually experienced earthly
  • was an experience not to be missed. He further informed the writer that
  • Nevertheless after this experience the writer goes to hear a lecture
  • of the Mystery of Golgotha came about through direct experience. At
  • first experience of Christ was on the physical plane. Through the centuries
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 6
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  • Nevertheless he does want to investigate the soul's religious experiences.
  • to the very soul condition one is apt to experience when confronting
  • Ahriman: the condition of fear. The religious experience of this theologian
  • beings — is part and parcel of religious experience.
  • describe the soul's religious experience but refuses to enter the realm
  • irrational” and religious experience is confused with the “mystery
  • know the soul's experience, so here he meets the opposite of the mystery
  • realm in which we experience attraction, we become fascinated. The theologian
  • everything to do with religious experience. It sets out to make everything
  • in order to experience intensely the mystery of fear.
  • an inferior aspect of the world; its true form he would experience only
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 7
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  • between what people could still experience directly from the spiritual
  • in spiritual experiences was not strong enough to grasp the situation
  • to be experienced there, to speak freely about it to his fellow men.
  • beings. When he attempted to grasp his experiences in conceptual form;
  • Thus he could not bring his experience of meeting spiritual beings into
  • experiences remained with him.
  • strange today because they originated from spiritual experiences. To
  • soul through which experience could arise of the surging weaving life
  • him actual spiritual experience. When he spoke of these matters at Wartburg
  • or anywhere else it was always from direct experience. Try to compare
  • has met him in direct experience, can speak as Luther did. Moreover
  • However it is obvious that she has no personal experience of what the
  • use pictures because there is no other way to express spiritual experiences.
  • Luther clothed his experiences
  • All the devilry of Ahriman he experienced directly; he could not put
  • these experiences into ordinary words because words are designed for
  • physical things. Spiritual experiences must be described in pictures,
  • is perceived and experienced super-sensibly. This Ricarda Huch does
  • their shoulders. But Luther's descriptions were based on experience,
  • and the pictures he uses are his way of describing these experiences.
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• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 8
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  • This is so even when the experiences had been as vivid as those of former
  • in characterizing his inner experiences. But what he felt may be expressed
  • cultural epoch. Whereas the way man felt and experienced his place within
  • which man perforce had to have, in the fifth cultural epoch was experienced
  • him looking ahead, being aware of the kind of experiences, feelings
  • felt and experienced the fifth cultural epoch as a soul belonging to
  • the fourth cultural epoch. The experiences man had to undergo in the
  • a common experience that colors are not seen only through eyes, or sound
  • of the spiritual world through direct experience, but he also knew that
  • for mankind of the fifth post-Atlantean epoch this experience of the
  • direct vision and experience. All Luther could do was to tell mankind:
  • though for Luther it was still vivid inner experience even if not a
  • fully conscious one. But the experience, that spiritual forces were
  • be able to experience something of the spiritual world only in exceptional
  • man could experience the devil it would awaken him to a consciousness
  • the devil was for him a living reality mainly because he still experienced
  • His vivid experience came to expression in his words, for he strove
  • from the way Faust experienced the devil. Faust deliberately sold himself
  • superficial thinking. We should sense that the painful experiences we
• Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 9
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  • the realm of spiritual experience. Anyone who will really think can
  • in his thinking he experiences the spiritual world as a reality. This
  • of experience should at least be able to produce a few enlightened ideas,
  • antithesis must be inwardly experienced. One must enter into it with
  • kind of spiritual experiences. For example he was in Rome in the year
  • of experience that made Luther the man he was. He inwardly sensed the