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• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture III
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  • mathematics one comes to know Inspiration. One comes to understand the
  • Inspiration we have something inwardly spiritual, the activity of which
  • upon Inspiration, and we can come to experience Inspiration itself by
  • form if one acquires through the faculty of Inspiration the capacity
  • and reveals itself as a much more expansive realm through Inspiration
  • very high degree. One must come to understand how Inspiration arises within
  • the inner being of man — that same Inspiration that survives in
  • through soul faculties of a mathematical nature. It was an Inspiration.
  • of Inspiration. If one can raise to vivid inner life that which works
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture IV
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  • upon Inspiration. Then we were able to indicate how the impulses proceeding
  • from Inspiration are diffused throughout the ancient Indian Vedanta:
  • but part of an objective spiritual world. One attains Inspiration, which
  • Inspiration is complemented at the other pole by Imagination, and only
  • the pole of Inspiration; by proceeding into the inner world of
  • poles of Inspiration and Imagination, which we shall consider more closely
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture V
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  • not yet present as a faculty of cognition. One must develop Inspiration.
  • historical, to the point that requires that it progress to Inspiration
  • and Inspiration into human evolution.
  • Inspiration cannot be
  • Inspiration. For when one exercises consciously the faculty that otherwise
  • speech of spiritual beings through Inspiration.
  • Inspiration by approaching this realm differently from these afflicted
  • initiation, for Inspiration. What Nietzsche had acquired in this manner,
  • the world of Inspiration and a desire to remain there nonetheless. One
  • is unable to obtain the true content through Inspiration: he is confined
  • revealed by Inspiration. Nothing of this world came forth to him. And
  • the part of him that desired to achieve Inspiration finally extinguished
  • Inspiration. For me — and I do not hesitate in the slightest to
  • spiritual world of Inspiration. And Nietzsche was the one point where
  • of Inspiration — one of the great talks of contemporary social
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VI
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  • of Inspiration. I have brought to your attention the way in which man
  • enters through Inspiration a spiritual world: he knows that he is in
  • in Inspiration with full self-consciousness. If one brings the ego into
  • Inspiration, Inspiration represents a healthy, indeed a necessary, step
  • itself in memory. We must take along with us into the world of Inspiration
  • world of Inspiration under the full influence of ego-consciousness,
  • of one's life in which one investigates the spiritual world in Inspiration,
  • and seeks to experience through Inspiration actual spiritual reality
  • someone speaks out of Inspiration concerning the spiritual world —
  • anew each time what presents itself to him in Inspiration. In this matter
  • this or that in turn, the spiritual scientist who has attained Inspiration
  • excarnating from the physical body and striving for Inspiration, as
  • emerging from the soul-nature of humanity, just as he saw Inspiration
  • the ego out into the world of Inspiration. Although one worked toward
  • Inspiration, developed by gradually discovering within matter a spiritual
  • those of Inspiration and Imagination, can join together. The one can
  • a confluence of Imagination and Inspiration in true, spiritual Intuition.
  • Inspiration. By coming to know the human organs through Imagination
  • He must come to grasp the external world through Inspiration, the inner
  • on the one hand and Inspiration on the other, and then uniting Imagination
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• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VII
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  • followed, one would have to describe it as a path of Inspiration. For
  • in that epoch humanity had a kind of natural propensity to Inspiration,
  • as Inspiration.
  • degree what can be called Inspiration, and his constitution was suited
  • fortified him to such an extent on his own entry into Inspiration that
  • that is, the schools of initiation, the schools that led to Inspiration
  • leading to Inspiration one bypasses in a certain sense the path via
  • attained through Inspiration — spread from the East to Greece
  • of the spiritual world revealed through Inspiration. That which still
  • initially for Inspiration and possesses the racial qualities suitable
  • Inspiration, we now leave the ego outside when we delve again into the
  • by Western spiritual science if it is to be a match for the Inspiration
  • able to confront the now decadent Inspiration of the East with Imaginations
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VIII
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  • of Inspiration, in the sense in which I have used the word, except that
  • in our consciousness: what once was pure thought is now Inspiration.
  • We have developed Imagination, and pure thinking has become Inspiration.
  • one hand, what we have obtained as Inspiration from pure thinking —
  • raised to Inspiration — and on the other hand what we experience
  • The fusion of Imagination and Inspiration brings us in turn to Intuition.
  • he struggles to rise up to spiritual reality in Imagination, Inspiration,
  • if pure thinking does not lead on to Imagination or to Inspiration —