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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Back Cover
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  • This is only one of many unexpected statements made by
  • man,” states Steiner.
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture I
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  • completely unconscious state of sleep into one of consciousness. The
  • but announces itself first as a world of tone. In this state of
  • body emerges from his physical body. In this state man is certainly
  • “I” in an unconscious state.] When the human being
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture II
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  • return to the three states of consciousness that are possible for the
  • belongs during any one of these three states of consciousness.
  • these three states of consciousness, there is only one fully known to
  • recollection or impression back into his familiar state of
  • day-consciousness. The second state of consciousness is familiar to
  • state of consciousness is dreamless sleep, a state of a certain
  • however, transforms the three states of consciousness. First, man's
  • person who, until now, had not advanced beyond the lower state of
  • attains the third state of consciousness when he is capable of
  • transforming dreamless sleep into a conscious state. This world that
  • becomes more and more pronounced when man approaches the third state
  • of consciousness, the state in which he begins to have sensations in
  • with resounding tones. In this third state of consciousness that man
  • consciously. The states that ordinary man undergoes unconsciously
  • German edition states that a brief description followed here
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture III
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  • states of matter that exist on earth. First, we have the solid state.
  • are termed “earth.” The second state is fluidity; the
  • the gaseous state, “air” in esoteric terminology.
  • delicate states beyond air. In order to understand this better, we
  • Any substance thus can become “air” in its final state.
  • increasingly delicate and reaches a new state. The esotericist calls
  • it “fire.” It is the first state of ether. “Fire”
  • is related to solidity. A still more delicate state than “fire”
  • a still higher state, we come to what esotericists call “chemical
  • link itself with hydrogen. A still more delicate state than “chemical
  • thus have seven different states in esotericism. Life in any
  • far as the state of “fire,” but it can no longer mix with
  • brought the physical body to the state of “fire.” They
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture IV
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  • the state of equilibrium in the spiritual world. It is lost to a
  • primeval song. If we examine the present state of speech, which is
  • are preserved in a nearly pure state. Eleven are retained completely
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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  • statement, “I hear the tone or I hear a melody with my ear.”
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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  • in the waking state, we turn our eyes or other sense organs in the
  • sublime occurrences and states of being), that these thoughts were
  • through the world, revealed themselves in sevenths. The statement, “I
  • a completely transported state, human beings perceived these