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• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Contents
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  • Anthroposophical Society. States of human consciousness at the present
  • times to withdraw into the subconscious. To transform into spirituality
• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Introductory Note
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  • friends are fully conscious that such difficulties exist, a certain
  • balance can be established. Provided this consciousness is present, then
• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Introductory Lecture
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  • the inner, conscious power of conviction that the spiritual is concrete
  • consciousness is bound up with the attainment of those data of knowledge
  • of human consciousness, can then be intelligible to the healthy,
  • other states of consciousness, the understanding of what the spiritual
  • development of states of consciousness other than those we are familiar
  • other states of consciousness, first of all simply by comparing those
  • to-day in three states of consciousness, only one of which, really, he
  • waking consciousness;
  • consciousness;
  • sleep consciousness.
  • waking consciousness we confront the outer world in such a way that we
  • taken in through the senses. Then in this waking consciousness we grasp
  • consciousness; it is known to everyone as the state he recognises as
  • of the present time, dream consciousness is indistinct and dim. In dream
  • consciousness he sees things of the outer world in symbolic
  • consciousness is dimmed in any way, he often labours under slight
  • of deep, dreamless sleep, man has in his ordinary consciousness nothing
  • experience again with the help of his waking consciousness. A dim,
  • to-day these three states of consciousness: waking consciousness, dream
  • consciousness, dreamless sleep consciousness. If we go back into very
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• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Lecture II
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  • consciousness alone, can understand an earthly life? It can only be
  • real earnestness and to become conscious of its tasks in modern
• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Lecture III
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  • what they had in their former Initiation does indeed work unconsciously,
  • the ordinary consciousness does not see it. All these spiritual elements
• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Lecture IV
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  • place in the super-sensible. It is not that a consciousness of the
  • super-sensible — a certain abstract consciousness of it — has
  • hidden from man by the dark consciousness of sleep.
  • powerful consciousness of belonging to the spiritual world. We can see
  • place with consciousness. In their work and activity they know
  • consciousness of this modern age we must take our start from what has
  • they should grow conscious of what is truly connected with their karma
• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Lecture V
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  • Anthroposophical Movement sincerely, though often through subconscious
  • impulses which the surface consciousness may even largely
• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Lecture VI
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  • consciousness. Such is his spirituality. We remember how his Danish
  • consciousness: That the Anthroposophical Movement is called to work on
• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Lecture VII
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  • in a quite conscious way. The soul-conflicts of Strader as described in
  • not conscious. Ordinarily when we look back upon our life we remember
  • consciousness. His consciousness was darkened as he went through that
  • the singer of Parsifal. Darkly in the unconscious
  • his ordinary consciousness he evolved a rationalistic Christianity which
  • thinking, with that which lives in the subconscious as darkened, veiled
  • living in the subconscious, rise into consciousness as abstract
• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Lecture IX
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  • regions to begin with, the dawn of the Age of Consciousness. For they
  • enters the subconscious region where language does in fact hold
  • finding the spiritual, though in the unconscious foundations of the soul
• Title: Karmic Relationships, Volume IV: Lecture X
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  • evolution of the conscious, spiritual soul. This is an evolution of the
  • consciousness of this emancipation of the intellectual life does indeed
  • that comes over from former times will withdraw into the subconscious.
  • up from the subconscious into the ordinary consciousness the things that
  • consciousness that with the ideas of Anthroposophy, relating as they do,
  • consciousness. For Plato, the “Ideas” were to some extent
  • shrinking back from it. Platonism comes forward in his consciousness not