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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Foreword
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  • during sleep man's soul lies in the spiritual world —
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Back Cover
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  • invisible spiritual world, the true home of the human soul. The
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture I
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  • most readily comprehensive to the soul, to the immediately sensitive
  • motifs of the musical creation out of his soul. We will discover
  • constituted. Man is capable of awakening higher faculties of the soul
  • inner soul organs of man can also be awakened in order that he might
  • soul, he ascends step by step. The first thing he experiences is a
  • sense world and yet can retain a soul content, his dream world begins
  • make an impression on his soul. The human being awakens each morning
  • soul experiences Devachan between two incarnations on earth, then we
  • may also say that during the night the soul feasts and lives in
  • which is the soul's true home.
  • the soul. The soul is the most closely connected with the sentient
  • body. The sentient soul [Rudolf Steiner distinguishes
  • and the actual individualized human soul, the content. The latter
  • consists of sentient soul, intellectual soul, and consciousness soul.
  • sentient soul represent a whole. In addition to these, man also possesses
  • a feeling or intellectual soul [Gemüts-oder
  • consciousness soul. The latter is connected with Manas, or spirit
  • (sentient) body, etheric body, and physical body. Sentient soul,
  • intellectual soul, and consciousness soul were prepared by man's
  • etheric bodies, but the higher soul members, including the sentient
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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture II
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  • human soul in such a definite, unique way. In doing this, we will
  • cast light on the very foundations of the soul.
  • forth by the human soul itself.
  • surging and swelling, it also directly affects the human soul. It
  • streams into the soul like the divine in its different forms. Hence,
  • it is understandable that the effects of music on the human soul are
  • human soul.
  • into sentient body and sentient soul was emphasized.]
  • man sleeps, the astral body and the sentient soul release themselves
  • Devachanic world, the soul absorbs into itself the world of tones.
  • the musical element, the cooperation of sentient soul and sentient
  • soul over the sentient body. It is possible for one who returns from
  • perceive the victory of the sentient soul over the sentient body, so
  • that the soul feels itself stronger than the body. In the effects of
  • a minor key the sentient soul vibrates more intensely and
  • one feels pain in the soul, the predominance of the sentient body,
  • soul.
  • of our soul, causing them to resound.
  • reflection of the soul, which in its incarnations must always
  • the human soul is an evolving entity, so its reflection here on earth
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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture III
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  • that lives as a question in many souls is what the relationship of
  • physical plane. Man has an individual soul here on earth, whereas the
  • animal has a group soul. Thus, the animals of a particular species
  • share a common group soul, which can be studied only by ascending to
  • the astral plane. In man's case, however, the soul is here on
  • developed itself upward, while the soul descended.
  • descends to meet it, so did the animal body and the human soul unite.
  • sentient soul, the intellectual soul, and the consciousness soul.
  • impossible, for the sentient souls hovering above are so delicately
  • bodies.” Gradually, however, the soul above became coarser and
  • between the two, and now the soul descended. Like a sword fits into a
  • scabbard, so the sentient soul fits into the sentient body. We must
  • into man the breath of life, and he became a living soul.” In
  • capable of developing warm blood links a soul to itself. As soon as
  • soul [Ich-Seele] was ready to unite itself with the physical
  • warm blood, be fructified with a human soul.
  • age, body and soul came in contact with each other only in the
  • new took place. The soul element penetrated more deeply into the
  • next stage will bring about the soul's descent into the fluid
  • element. The soul will then be capable of guiding consciously the
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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture IV
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  • here on earth; speaking is the bridge between two persons. Soul
  • unites with soul. We feel that in speaking we have an essential
  • speech and song, he expresses his whole organization of body, soul
  • vowel element is the soul playing on this musical instrument. When
  • Through the vowels, the soul of man plays on the “consonantism”
  • extent, the soul makes use of the brain, the head-nerve organism,
  • producing vowel sounds, we actually push what lives in the soul
  • adding the consonant element. Surely you can feel how a soul quality
  • unless the vowel or soul element touches it. Many details point to
  • soul element. Why is that? The human organism while here on earth
  • The soul element (red), which expresses itself in vowels, pushes
  • becomes universal song. The soul-spirited substance of this vowel
  • revelation is ensouled. We thus can say that here on earth we have
  • (sketch on right, red), and the soul penetrates into it and lives in
  • it so that the tone becomes the soul's body.
  • soul-spiritual element. This soul-spiritual element of tone belongs
  • soul. Instead of being outwardly formed by the element of consonants,
  • the tone is inwardly filled with soul. This runs parallel to one's
  • musical element, which is becoming imbued with soul.
  • soul-consonant impression. Perhaps you behold Saturn behind Aries:
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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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  • the subjective soul element relates itself to the musical element.
  • then outside himself; his soul swings back and forth between
  • soul element and enters that of matter. When we descend to the
  • contra-tones, our soul reaches down into the element of matter, and
  • we experience how matter strives to become musically ensouled. This
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VI
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  • indistinct overlapping between the sentient body and sentient soul.
  • The sentient soul relates to the minor third, the sentient body to
  • is the experience of the fourth gained from the soul.
  • the form of the soul's composition is the same as clairvoyantly
  • with intuition. The form of the soul's composition during the
  • composition of soul need only be filled with vision. Such a
  • composition of soul is definitely present in the case of music.
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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  • similarly developed soul-spiritual organs in his astral body and “I”
  • before our souls some of the aspects that can illuminate that world.
  • soul-spiritual organs, these experiences do not reach ordinary
  • have described how the whole composition of human souls in the West
  • We have frequently described, however, this composition of soul, this
  • with fundamental changes in human souls. I said that this super-sensible
  • consciousness of the soul ceased to see supersensibly, to perceive,
  • because this human soul surrendered itself to the earth. You perhaps
  • age. For this reason, the soul element also stood in a different
  • experience of tone structure was completely different, and the soul
  • within himself but one that was felt to be an expression of the soul
  • conviction must grow in us that we must return to that human soul
  • composition, and it will arise again if the soul perceives [erkennt],
  • through it. Such a composition of soul will understand vividly once
  • because otherwise the soul qualities of human nature will simply
  • arid in his soul; the arts, grown one-sided, would dull his soul; and
  • the one-sided religion would drain him of his soul altogether, if he
  • humanity weighted heavily on the deeper Greek souls.
  • of his soul experience he must reach the point where he rediscovers
  • if, with a shaken, but intensely and warmly striving soul, we are