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• Title: Agriculture Course: Lecture 1
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  • spiritual insight, what the old instincts — as they are growing
  • Fechner, often evinced a keen and sure insight into spiritual
• Title: Agriculture Course: Lecture 4
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  • the different spheres of farming life we must gain insight into the
  • insight is necessary, so as to treat things in the right way. After
• Title: Agriculture Course: Lecture 5
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  • tree from the outside. Naturally enough, in modern time, when all insight
  • it had to be — this insight too has gone. Science no longer perceives
  • Science no longer knows the working of this all-embracing life. Insight
  • with insight, not with lack of insight), the question is: As to the
  • Here we must gain an insight
• Title: Agriculture Course: Lecture 6
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  • course of our studies must be based on such insight as we have already
  • concerned to define “weeds.” We only want an insight into
  • for this lack of insight.
  • Such insight
  • very easy to carry out. One will have to work towards a general insight,
  • in the future we must look far more to intelligent insight than to police
  • gain an insight into the question, what is it that can bring about illness
• Title: Agriculture Course: Lecture 7
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  • unless we first bring about an insight into the underlying
  • were thoroughly familiar to the more instinctive insight of the farmer;
  • gain further insight.
  • are most important for a true insight: therefore let us place them before
  • vegetation. We should have sufficient insight, on no account to exterminate
  • these intimate relationships in Nature, we gain a new insight into the
  • as farming is, unless you have insight into these mutual relationships
  • in an old instinctive and clairvoyant insight into Nature. In human
  • beings who were sensitive to these things, some of this insight survived
• Title: Agriculture Course: Lecture 8
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  • have to acquire the necessary spiritual-scientific insight to begin
  • little insight there is nowadays in this most important question: the
  • the development of true insight on the fundamental question: What is
  • and you will gain the insight that you ought to keep your animals as