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  • Title: Lecture: Lecture I: Physiology and Therapeutics
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    • determined natural processes is abnormal in relation to the healthy
    • see before us on the one hand the so-called normal human being and on
    • see how something can arise that takes a normal activity in the human
    • organism and develops it excessively into something abnormal. And then
    • we consider a human organism as abnormal. I do not want to dwell
    • particularly on these expressions, normal and abnormal, but they ought to
    • will become evident that the normal simply passes in transition into the
    • so-called abnormal, but for a preliminary discussion these expressions,
    • normal and abnormal, can certainly be used.
    • When we encounter the normal human organization, we see that in the
    • gradually become accustomed to crystallizing a kind of normal picture,
    • with people, a picture that guides us to consider as normal a person who,
    • (see drawing): if I draw a circle around the normal formation of the
    • that normally would strive inward in carcinoma-formation and there fully
    • emancipate itself; it would unite itself with something that is a normal
    • through the abnormality of his organization to the point where the
    • us from the normal into the pathological. I would like to show you what
    • must be sought between those normal human capacities that are unable to
    • us directly from a normal, though instinctive, more deeply stimulated
  • Title: Lecture: Lecture II: Physiology and Therapeutics
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    • matter what happens and who take up aging in a normal way, as it were,
    • period of childhood. You can see from this, however, that in normal
    • yesterday occurs. If the normal degree of organization-forces is
    • accord with its normal shape and normal structure. If we have not done
    • soul-spiritual, which otherwise functions in a normal way, begins to
    • that simply by describing soul-spiritual abnormalities one can arrive
    • mad deviates from life's normal standard. Anything unusual is
    • from normal life. But to remain stuck in simple description should not
    • less strongly than normal allows something to precipitate out, so to
    • literature that merely describe the soul-spiritual abnormalities, so
  • Title: Lecture: Lecture III: Physiology and Therapeutics
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    • course one-sidedly, in the way that one normally pictures things, so
    • that healthy processes are simply designated as normal. Rather we look
  • Title: Lecture: Lecture IV: Physiology and Therapeutics
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    • take place, because the same functional system that is normally active
    • normally take place as breakdown processes only in the nerve-sense
    • this is the case, the human being is organized in the normal way, as
    • means only physically — to the way it normally works when
    • blood activity would proliferate beyond its normal extent,
    • too much phosphorus, where the function that phosphorus is normally
    • that are normally anchored in phosphorus outside in nature are active
    • brings back the soul activity, returning the condition to normal.
    • that is proceeding abnormally and must be countered.
    • insult of some sort. We may therefore say that the normal condition
    • organism. It extends itself beyond its proper measure. Then abnormal



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