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  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture I
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    • existence much more keenly. Schopenhauer goes on to say that the
    • from the realm of existence in which music has its true prototypes.
    • music of Devachan. The archetype, the pattern, of music exists in
    • bodily mediators of feelings no longer exist but where feelings
  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture II
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    • this will working within us must exist and be active outside us as
    • well. There must exist forces outside us that are the same as the
    • existed. With the dense, earthy colors of our physical world,
    • wonderful existence; they churn up man's innermost being and
  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture III
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    • ancestors who existed on earth millions and millions of years ago
    • body existed a million years earlier, they would have been able to
    • states of matter that exist on earth. First, we have the solid state.
    • united, we find beings existing on the physical plane who had not yet
    • one will understand how a certain kinship can exist between music and
    • in which this hereditary trait existed. Such are the intimate
  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture IV
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    • existence between death and a new birth. We see how, after birth, the
    • adaptation to the condition of equilibrium of earthly existence is
    • gravity of earthly existence.
    • pre-earthly existence, orientation does not refer to walking and
    • adapted to them during earthly existence. In pre-earthly existence,
    • inhalation, inspiration, something in pre-earthly existence that we
    • adapted to earthly conditions. In pre-earthly existence we live
    • means of recalling the experience of pre-earthly existence. We stand
    • he moves closer to the realm of pre-earthly existence, from whence he
    • he emerged out of pre-earthly existence.
    • pre-earthly existence lives for the soul element in the earthly
  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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    • the musical element really does not exist in the physical world. It
    • does not have a subject that exists in the outer physical world such
    • not exist in our age is the feeling for the octave. A true feeling
    • experience the difference that exists in comparison to feelings for
    • exists for a fifth or a third is absent for an octave. Of course, we
    • experience does not actually exist in the same sense as sense
    • exist in the same way as elsewhere. Metabolic phenomena appear, but
    • free of his earthbound existence and transported into another world
    • primeval times, when the experience of the seventh existed —
    • singing-with-accompaniment that existed in ancient times of human
    • proof of the existence of god, because he will experience the “I”
    • form of proving the existence of God. That is what the experience of
    • this is inner proof of God's existence.” This is a
    • music was evidence of God's existence, but it was in no way
    • proof of man's existence. The great spirit took hold of the
    • but himself as existing in both worlds. You can imagine the
  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VI
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    • fifth that still existed, let us say, four to five hundred years
    • existed in music in the interval of the fifth. Only with the fourth
    • exist. If one wishes to comprehend the musical element, one must
    • no longer know why, the mysteries refer to the existence of two kinds
    • element, however, he needs something that does not exist in outer
  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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    • physical-etheric environment or world in which man exists during this
    • exist as sleeping human beings, we naturally must select particular
    • cosmic forces over everything existing in the world of colors, tones,
    • fifths; these intervals did not exist for Atlanteans.
    • a much diminished form, this musical experience still existed in the
    • physical and etheric bodies. I interweave my earthly existence with
    • evolution within earthly existence, within earthly becoming, betrays



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