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• Title: Lecture: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • described by a far more conspicuous scientist, by Sir Oliver
  • Lodge: Sir Oliver Lodge lost his son Raymond in the last war. He
  • fell on the Belgian-German frontier, and Sir Oliver Lodge, who
  • acquainted with scientific methods. That is why Sir Oliver
  • which I will not mention here, one can see that Sir Oliver Lodge
  • who read Sir Oliver Lodge's book, are as follows:
  • corresponding medium, Sir Oliver Lodge and a few other people who
  • is, the soul or the spirit of Sir Oliver Lodge's son, wished to
  • the fact that upon the second photograph Sir Oliver Lodge's son
  • communications were made in London through the medium (Sir Oliver
  • been taken. After examining all the facts, Sir Oliver Lodge came
  • given by the medium or, as Sir Oliver Lodge believed, with the
  • the other case of Sir Oliver Lodge. Undoubtedly you are all
  • the conscientiousness of an Oliver Lodge. For Sir Oliver Lodge
  • Oliver Lodge's son, a description which may be characterized as
  • into the room where Sir Oliver Lodge was making his experiments.
  • as Sir Oliver Lodge's case, or the other case reported by me,
  • Sir Oliver Lodge, are mere unconscious representations, or
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture I: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • by Sir Oliver Lodge. Sir Oliver Lodge lost his son Raymond in
  • Oliver Lodge, who had long ago felt the inclination to build a
  • methods. That is why Oliver Lodge's book on his spiritual
  • one can see that Oliver Lodge applies to this sphere the same
  • such a deep impression upon all those who read Sir Oliver
  • Through the medium in question, Oliver Lodge and a few other
  • that is, the soul, the spirit of Oliver Lodge's son, wished to
  • the fact that upon the second photograph Sir Oliver Lodge's son
  • medium (Sir Oliver Lodge describes it so that one can really
  • examining all the facts, Sir Oliver Lodge came to the
  • with the description given by the medium, or, as Sir Oliver
  • us now turn to the other case, that of Sir Oliver Lodge.
  • be raised even against the conscientiousness of an Oliver
  • Lodge. For Sir Oliver Lodge uses this experimentum
  • point of giving a description as in the case of Sir Oliver
  • shone supersensibly into the room where Sir Oliver Lodge was
  • things are mentioned, such as Sir Oliver Lodge's case, or
  • described by Sir Oliver Lodge, was “second