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• Title: First Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • of Physics. There is one thing however to which we may draw attention
  • scientific method is not to draw conclusions from the known to the
  • ourselves. We may make outer drawings on them, but this is only to
  • illustrate by outer drawings, we might equally well imagine purely in
  • outer drawing; I could simply have instructed you in thought to form
  • some little grain of material substance. I exert a force to draw it
  • movement as such; now I am saying that a force draws the little ball
• Title: Second Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • exhausts, sucks out, withdraws from us the force of consciousness.
  • liquid it strives upward, — in some sense it withdraws itself
  • we measured it we should find it is not an exact circle. It is drawn
• Title: Third Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • that they are drawn out of the light, as though the light had been
  • should get a figure of light still more drawn out than before. But it
  • and drawn together. Here then we have a fresh interaction between
  • To draw it
  • Following what has actually happened with my drawing, I must say: the
  • former instance but in cross-section as I am now drawing it (
  • and diagrams we ought to realize that with every line we draw we
  • as such. The lines I have been drawing are but the limits of the
  • aperture. What I draw has nothing to do with the light; I am only
  • move in this way and I should have to draw the arrow in this
  • have formed such a habit of drawing lines into the light, and from
  • happens. I draw a line from the eye towards the object in the
  • shorten the force and so I myself draw the object upward. In meeting
  • the stronger resistance I draw in the force and shorten it. If I
  • enveloping the inner portion. To draw it in cross-section (
  • eye you look into the pupil. I am now drawing it from the side and in
  • of it, the cornea. This outermost integument (I have here drawn it)
• Title: Fourth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • drawing of the phenomenon (see
  • the other mirror. Such is the distribution you are to assume; I draw
  • drawing of it. We may have what I shewed you yesterday — a
• Title: Sixth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • VIa). Through it you look at a luminous object. As I am drawing
  • the direction of the “ray” I am now drawing, the light
  • draw the so-called “normal at the point of incidence”. If
  • space, with a kind of in-drawing of the light. It is as though our
  • kind of enrichment when in a light-filled space. We draw the light
  • withdraw, to suck at us and take away. So too must we distinguish
  • colours on the other hand have a quality of drawing on us, sucking at
  • from the lighter colours we draw near the darker ones, the blue and
  • individuals who have attempted from time to time to draw attention to
  • fact is simply that it draws nearer to the Earth. We see it now at
• Title: Seventh Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • than our environment we feel the latter as if it were drawing,
• Title: Eighth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • this branch of Science. I have already drawn your attention to the
  • process of suction is produced to draw the sound from its
  • the particular tone that is drawn in, is modified by the kind of
  • the air is to be drawn in. The air would then expand into the inner
• Title: Ninth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • draw your attention to the development of electrical discoveries,
• Title: Tenth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • by drawing a parallel to the base of the triangle through the
  • Physics — we calculate and draw them in geometrical figures.
  • Yet, are we only drawing on the surface after all, or are we
  • calculating, or drawing it geometrically, or analyzing the forms of
  • itself. With your ordinary body — I draw it diagrammatically
  • draw your ether— and astral body together, so that they