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• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture III
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  • this to be expressly stated — that nobody can attain true knowledge
  • in a body under certain conditions was latent in that body beforehand,
  • that it was at work within the inner structure of that body. In the
  • in the body of the young child, we are led to three
  • spirit. The spirit, however, resides in the human body and must be perceived
  • there through the body, within man. It can be viewed in its pure, free
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture IV
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  • is not a physical body but an etheric body informing man's physical
  • body throughout his whole life, yet in an especially intensive manner
  • during the first seven years. At the change of teeth this etheric body
  • to observe the way in which the etheric or life-body works within the
  • physical body.
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture V
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  • one makes the physical body one's own through the activity of the ego
  • demonstrable awareness that one is now outside the body with one's soul-spirit.
  • is outside the body. Yet the experience of sleep is not permeated with
  • that which vibrates when leaving the body consciously through one's
  • to step out of the body in this way, and one can see this tendency
  • Nietzsche's body. It produced the condition that makes Nietzsche such a
  • sofa after dinner, staring into space. He recognized nobody around him
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VI
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  • this world and feels also that he is outside the body. I have shown
  • can arise within man if he takes this step out of the body without the
  • if the instincts are allowed to drive the astral body, as we call it,
  • the body; outside the body, this faculty is no longer available.
  • other than what is active within the physical body during the first
  • excarnating from the physical body and striving for Inspiration, as
  • discarnate soul down into the physical body. We must allow it to immerse
  • course of these lectures gradually extricates itself from the body between
  • that man has developed must immerse itself in the body again, and what
  • physical body. Then he attains an initial experience of what manifests
  • and one's body. Whatever inheres in the subject cannot be known. If
  • in the physical body, one descends into the physical body and experiences
  • in descending the essence of this body up to the level of consciousness
  • body, confronting the physical body not as an object but as something
  • subjective, brings the sensation of space down into the physical body
  • descending too deeply into the body. One must immerse oneself in the
  • body in such a way that the ego remains outside. One may not take the
  • body when we strive for Imagination? Only by developing the power of
  • then, without restraining our ego, bear it down into the body, giving
  • seeing through the physical body. Oh, man comes to know himself in a
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VII
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  • childhood to organize the physical body, emancipates itself, becomes
  • express myself thus — with the organization of the physical body.
  • all of our body — the sense that perceives the thoughts of others.
  • might somehow become lost in this wandering out of the body. In later
  • man might very easily pass out of his body into the outer world without
  • is consciously withdrawn from the physical body, however, something
  • with the physical body in a more conscious manner. I said this morning
  • egotistically, and not lovingly, into the physical body, for this is
  • to lay hold of the physical body in the wrong way. I described the natural
  • process of laying hold of the physical body between the seventh and
  • of the ancient Eastern sages as well: when they were out of the body
  • body again in the appropriate manner. One further precautionary measure
  • soul-spirit and the physical body. This could drive one into agoraphobia
  • the physical body in a pathological manner — even if one is not
  • attempting to attain higher cognition but is lifted out of the body
  • a connection between his soul-spirit and his physical body: by delving
  • too deeply into it he experiences his body so egotistically that he
  • physical body and also contained certain personalities — I came
  • to contact his own body. Naturally he had to eat, but — we are
  • to isolate his body totally from the external world and shun all society.
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• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VIII
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  • the spiritual world and pointed out how anybody who wished to pursue
  • way that it applies for everybody, above all for those who have not
  • at somebody else's suggestion so that it cannot be a reminiscence,
  • entity, which dips down in a way into the physical body, awakens the
  • body but rather something that the cosmos gives us through the colors,
  • Anybody who is capable of applying the standards of objective observation
  • physical body and his soul-spirit will soon discover how the forces
  • obviously in early life, but anybody trained to do so can see it clearly
  • a smelling and, in a certain sense, of a touching. And anybody who knows
  • laid aside the physical body. For to experience the breathing process
  • of the will and also of exhalation. Anybody who really studies