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- Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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- experience of the impression of the planetary movements in thinking,
- How does one picture 1, 2, 3 to oneself today? It is done by thinking
- Title: Lecture: Soul and Spirit in the Human Physical Constitution
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- When man is studied by modern scientific thinking, one part only of
- if we are thinking merely of the solid organism which is shut off by
- thinking takes no account at all. But everything in us
- only. If we adhere to the principles of spiritual-scientific thinking
- are not in the habit of thinking in a really unprejudiced way about
- kind of thinking studies the solid body without either the fluid body,
- But fundamentally speaking, the externalized thinking of today takes
- Etheric body Thinking Fluid organism Chemical Ether.
- Title: Lecture: The Moral as the Source of World-Creative Power
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- theoretical thinking, matter substantiality is brought
- to its end; through his moral thinking, matter and cosmic
- nothing but theoretical thinking, and the ideas thus formulated
- Title: Lecture: The Path to Freedom and Love and their Significance in World Events
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- Man stands in the world as thinking, contemplative being on the one
- links the two poles of our being: the pole of thinking and the pole of
- deed, of action. Only through the fact that we are thinking beings are
- thought. When we picture the thinking human being in this way, when we
- this inner radiation of will into the sphere of thinking, the more
- thinking becomes what I have called in my Philosophy of Spiritual
- Activity: purethinking. We think, but in our thinking there
- sphere of thinking. But pure thinking may equally be called pure
- will. Thus from the realm of thinking we reach the realm of
- will, when we become inwardly free; our thinking attains such maturity
- progressively strengthening the impulse of will in our thinking we
- that has now become thought, or our thinking that has now become will.
- mightier and mightier force in our thinking.
- inherent force into our thinking, when we permeate our thinking
- with will. We bring will into thinking and thereby attain freedom. As
- into the realm of the will; we develop freedom in our thinking by
- there will be freedom in our actions and love in our thinking. Each
- thinking that is permeated with will gives rise to actions and deeds
- merely rays into our life since birth. As thinking beings, we have
- case today, we make sincere endeavors to develop unbiased thinking, it
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- Title: Evil and the Future of Man
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- important matters. Our modern thinking — I say this once again not by
- way of criticism, but as a pure characterisation — our modern thinking
- implications, is thinking truly in accordance with the times. Those
- Title: Lecture: Self Knowledge and the Christ Experience
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- into his capacity of intellectual thinking in its narrower sense, which
- thinking becomes his; for with pure thinking he can become a free being. It
- lay hold of the inner strength of pure thinking in the act of self-knowledge.
- relation to the other parts of his being, outside his pure thinking and his
- and warmth our mere thinking that is otherwise dead and abstract.
- Title: Lecture: Social Understanding Through Spiritual Scientific Knowledge
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- spiritual science. It is necessary to develop a totally new way of thinking.
- The kind of thinking we develop when we accustom ourselves to
- working with super-sensible thoughts is the kind of thinking that has an
- natural scientific, materialistic way of thinking has done more damage in
- thinking in quite a new way about man changing himself in his innermost
- Thus it is virtually a matter of aiming towards a way of thinking that
- social impulse. A way of thinking based on anything else is not adequate.
- Title: Lecture: Spiritual Emptiness and Social Life
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- about Hermann Grimm — not thinking of him as a personality but as a
- personality, for the thinking of thousands and thousands of scholarly
- happen only in an epoch when scientific thinking impinges on a culture
- direction of natural scientific thinking he must have known the odour
- But that is not all. These trends in economic thinking did not go
- thinking, seeped into the economic usages and methods originally
- “grapho” — writing. One can picture how the peasants, thinking
- here was a man who had made a little headway in natural scientific thinking
- the result being a monstrosity of human thinking. To study modern
- literature on law is a veritable martyrdom for sound thinking; one
- influence of human thinking and feeling, to take the form that is
- there crept over thinking the lazy passivity that is characteristic of
- into thinking, so that thinking becomes an act like any other, like
- hewing wood. Do modern men feel that thinking tires them? They do not,
- because thinking for them is not activity at all. But the fact that
- The kind of life and thinking emanating from the Universities started
- idolised and venerated as the pure, natural scientific thinking which
- thinking. This thinking is devoid of spirit; precisely where it is
- between Asia and Europe. Seen from outside, the thinking peculiar to
- Title: Lecture: Truth Beauty and Goodness
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- exercise the students' faculties of thinking, feeling and willing.
- is to exercise the students' faculties of thinking, feeling
- Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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- resurrection of thinking: how dead thoughts can be awakened to life in
- thinking, we are not really alive, that our life is poured into the
- out of the force of pure thinking, and where we learn to understand
- the freedom in man, through the impulses of pure thinking.
- Title: Lecture: The Sense-Organs and Aesthetic Experience
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- the emergence of soul-powers which have the character of thinking,
- thinking, feeling and willing as they normally are on earth, but
- thinking back into the Old Moon, not to the extent of having visions,
- have to add the spiritual to a thinking that remains in the realm of
- thinking. What is the use of speaking of freedom where this necessity
- one come upon matter without spirit. Thinking remains mere thinking
- point is that our thinking must be brought into line with reality,
- opposite — a thinking that is not in accord with reality.
- materialistic thinking; but, as in many other cases, the outcome of
- materialistic thinking can work to the benefit of the human faculties
- had not developed the kind of thinking we have today. The Greeks were
- not possessed of the purely abstract thinking we have, and need to
- thinking, but with truth.
- Title: Lecture: A Turning-Point in Modern History
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- much greater change in ways of thinking than is generally appreciated.
- do we find no trace of the peculiar way of thinking we are impelled to
- thinking, and a man who had spiritualised instincts, such as Goethe
- way of thinking about the best social conditions is equally powerless.
- abstract thinking on the other, particularly in relation to the social
- Title: Lecture: Elemental Beings and Human Destinies
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- thinking and ideas. Everything connected with the life of feeling
- contains within it thinking, feeling and willing. In the head system
- Title: Lecture: Man, Offspring of the World of Stars
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- it were from the objects themselves. In this respect Goethe's thinking
- active in thinking.
- the thinking faculty, and Jupiter is responsible for permeating the
- The development of the faculty of thinking takes place essentially
- Just as Jupiter has to do with thinking, so has Mars to do with speech.
- Jupiter: thinking.
- which Jupiter is concerned in connection with the thinking of man. And
- of the astral body in the human organism, with the faculty of thinking
- thinking.
- Title: Lecture: The Three Stages of Sleep
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- consciousness they can distinguish between thinking, feeling
- consciousness. A person is awake when thinking or feeling or
- Thinking, the possession of thoughts, corresponds in sleep to
- as in our waking consciousness we live the life of thinking,
- Title: Lecture: Spiritual Wisdom in the Early Christian Centuries
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- thinking are making their appearance. In Plato's time, thoughts
- Title: Lecture: The Recovery of the Living Source of Speech
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- a word, it was not so much his thinking that partook in the
- Title: Lecture: Gnostic Doctrines and Supersensible Influences in Europe
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- fragment only of the world in which man lives and moves as a thinking
- away from the sphere of human thinking. Man's thought to-day is
- thinking had not begun to function in the mind of man. Knowledge came
- and the building of logical connections in thinking denoted a later
- of everything that is associated with the activity of thinking.
- faculty of thinking was turned to practical application in the
- rigidly to an inwardly pure, inwardly austere activity of thinking of
- forces of this astute, keen thinking to the needs of material
- of sense. In this way the realm of human thinking became easy of
- life-breath is provided by the thinking of the West, permeated as it
- Luciferic, rationalistic thinking of the West. And human beings on
- Title: Lecture I: Ancient Myths
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- But it is only in our thinking that the Gods have deserted us. They are
- have frequently remarked that knowledge, that way of thinking
- come again to such a thinking, such a grasp of the universe, as will
- acquainted with the nature of that thinking which underlies the mode
- mind the nature of the thinking employed in the myths, how deeply, or
- thinking that still rules in the soul today is connected with the
- one can call it thinking! The Greeks related that Chronos had
- must have ordinary objective thinking. But the Gods have not ventured
- thinking, so they have not descended to the earth, but kept to their
- Title: Lecture II: Ancient Myths
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- But it is only in our thinking that the Gods have deserted us. They are
- scientific thinking. The realization of what each one can do, no
- could really say: we see them. Entirely abstract thinking has only
- fact, expressed in the myths. Thinking gradually passed over to
- perceptive process and a thinking process spread out in time; whereas
- sleep.’ Thus people connected perceiving and thinking with
- man develops in perceiving and thinking of the kind that I have
- perception and thinking with the day, with sunrise and sunset
- perceiving and thinking, according to the rising and setting of the
- what can be the most impure, lowest way of thinking, as is shown from
- Title: Lecture III: Ancient Myths
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- But it is only in our thinking that the Gods have deserted us. They are
- Title: Lecture IV: Ancient Myths
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- But it is only in our thinking that the Gods have deserted us. They are
- today, the Egyptian, as too the Greek, at least the Greek thinking in
- thinking with reality. This head-civilization, this Aries-culture,
- with all its forces, purely as physical thinking-instrument, as
- Title: Lecture V: Ancient Myths
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- But it is only in our thinking that the Gods have deserted us. They are
- Title: Lecture VI: Ancient Myths
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- But it is only in our thinking that the Gods have deserted us. They are
- thinking and feeling flow into such currents as are necessary
- so indolent, so theoretic in our thinking as we now prefer. For you
- Title: Lecture VII: Ancient Myths
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- But it is only in our thinking that the Gods have deserted us. They are
- meditating over all these things one can gain great help by thinking
- furthered. A direct way of thinking but one perhaps that has
- be a straightforward, direct mode of thinking. But a thinking that is
- Title: Lecture: The Dual Form of Cognition During the Middle Ages and the Development of Knowledge in Modern Times
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- thinking, evolved up to the fifteenth century. That human beings were
- Catholic Church. If we observe the disorderly way of thinking which
- spirit does not possess a real technique of thinking. How many things
- thinking, that is to say, as a technique of intellectualism!
- cannot accept, nevertheless it reveals a thinking activity which
- century was, therefore, the development of a technique of thinking.
- This thinking activity has now adopted a definite attitude in regard
- forth the position of man's thinking activity towards the contents of
- technique of thinking in order to approach with it the contents of a
- made to apply this manner of thinking, which is contained in all the
- origin in the propagation of that habit of thinking which was, in
- reality, an offspring of the scholastic manner of thinking. We
- continuation of medieval thinking, with the omission of the idea that
- it is necessary to rise from thinking to the super-sensible with the
- elaboration of concepts and the scholastic technique of thinking,
- thinking has also been lost; and for this reason certain questions,
- Title: Lecture: The Remedy for Our Diseased Civilisation
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- intellectualism, a technique of thinking which Scholasticism had
- thinking part of man, the head of man. And we must ask: What
- the abstract thinking logic, which merely takes hold of the head, and
- To begin with, we have the technique of thinking contained in
- Title: Lecture: Goethe and the Evolution of Consciousness
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- thinking about the world and about life.
- different kind of thinking, a different way of approaching the world,
- the bent towards abstract thinking, the tendency of thought to work
- fifteenth century that our thinking has been so influenced by our
- carried into the word itself. And their thinking was not abstract and
- intellectualistic as our thinking is to-day. Something like the sound
- his thinking, but to him speaking was thinking. Thinking was
- Title: Lecture: Salt, Mercury, Sulphur
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- spectre the faculties of thinking, feeling and willing also come into
- mystical meanings. Jacob Boehme connected the thinking the
- spoke about thinking he spoke of the salt-process just
- times. If they had been confronted with our concepts of thinking,
- of people when they speak of thinking, feeling and willing, consider
- Title: Lecture: Some Conditions for Understanding Supersensible Experiences
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- worst plight; it is healthy logic, really sound thinking, and above
- light itself, then for the first time he becomes aware that thinking
- Thinking that is bound up with the body is proper to physical life
- only. Directly we leave this body, our thinking loses definition; it
- the moment our thinking is received into the light, it is no longer
- just as here in earthly life he makes use of thinking in the physical
- things through thinking.
- possible when thinking is based on the bodily functions. This kind of
- thinking is ingrained in them from their youth onwards. But healthy
- in the element of thinking that is truly free. As long as such things
- reversal of feeling has been experienced. Then, when thinking is
- social thinking. When the ego is allowed to remain a mirror-image,
- thinking can take account only of those social matters which are (as
- In past centuries, not so very long ago, this freedom in thinking was
- achieve this freedom in their thinking, whereas we have to achieve it
- their thinking, to develop a life of soul able to rise to truly free
- thinking.
- material facts. It is unpleasant for them to realise that thinking in
- things are said from the standpoint of a kind of thinking that has
- in order that through it the world may be told: If you go on thinking
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- Title: Lecture: The Relation of the Movement for Religious Renewal to the Anthroposophical Movement
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- thinking, feeling, and will. I remarked first of all to those who
- drawn into the forms of thinking and ideation prevailing in various
- Title: Lecture: Perceiving and Remembering
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- all thinking souls, things called into being by this black printers' ink
- Title: Perception of the Nature of Thought
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- life from Aries, Taurus, Gemini etc., we are then thinking in the
- transition is found from a very remarkable ancient thinking to what
- and that of ancient Greece. Our clumsy thinking believes that thought
- must not speak of such a mode of thinking as is normal today, but of
- thinking, where one draws the thoughts out of oneself, where one must
- thinking in the modern sense might take root in the modern human
- concerned with a thinking that is still not man's own
- need arose to give certainty to thinking, — to prove thinking as was
- see thoughts as perception. In the former Greek thinking that would
- becoming aware of the subjectivity of thinking.
- perceptive thinking, was still deeply influenced by the sentient
- the external. The thinking of Thales, of the first philosopher was
- Angeloi Thinking (Jupiter)
- Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Individualities of the Planets
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- Thinker in our planetary system, and thinking is the activity
- efforts to develop his capacities of thinking, he cannot, even if he
- genuine activity of thinking. Jupiter is the Thinker in our universe.
- of mankind. A man who has tried hard to apply clear thinking to some
- that it is the Jupiter powers who imbue human thinking with mobility
- many things concerning the past are revealed through thinking.
- is why in ancient times, when active thinking was still at a very
- Mars does little thinking. He has few thinkers, but many talkers, in
- of the Masters of co-ordinative thinking; Jupiter, the habitation of
- the Masters of wisdom-filled thinking.
- The inner will-impulse contained in acts of free thinking is due to
- Title: Lecture: The Elemental World and the Future of Mankind
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- explained yesterday, this has the effect that thinking, by no longer
- rhythm of the external cosmos. We must go with our thinking out of
- logical thoughts, but by uniting ourselves through our thinking with
- Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Communion of Mankind
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- ascribes it to his own activity of thinking. He forms chains of
- themselves the product of his own thinking. The man of olden times
- the thoughts which in reality other Beings are thinking —
- thinking and he is then permeated by these powers. He can avoid this
- Those who were capable of thinking in
- Title: Lecture: Technology and Art: Their Bearing on Modern Culture
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- and intellectual thinking, and now also, as we have seen, because
- thinking that is customary in external life. There is really very
- Rhine” they can be thinking of the river-bed, the indentation
- Title: Lecture: The Coming Experience of Christ
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- which conflicts with their habitual thinking, they would soon see
- Title: Lecture: Modern and Ancient Spiritual Exercises
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- depend only on our senses and nervous system as instruments of thinking.
- element in his thinking within the rhythm of breathing.
- thinking, which he had hardly felt as a function of the head at all, streamed
- thinking to be merely a shadowy, logical process; he rather felt how
- thinking followed the breath. When he inhaled he felt he was taking
- the breath into his thinking. With his thoughts he took hold, as it were,
- his thinking pervading his whole being. This made him aware of his thinking
- the physical world he quite rightly does not pay attention to his thinking
- soul-filled thinking pulsated through his inner being with the result that
- but along the more inward path of thinking itself. The right path for man
- logical thought sequence; it is a thinking that is much more
- achieved to that of the yogi in ancient times. He blended thinking
- thinking from breathing. Thinking is not on this account torn out of
- rhythm, because as thinking becomes separated from the inner rhythm of
- breath it is gradually linked to an external rhythm. By setting thinking
- towards separating thinking from the breath and letting it dive down into
- Thinking must pass over into
- the rhythm pervading the external world. The moment thinking really
- different consciousness when we separate thinking from breathing and
- connect it with what exists outside. This thinking yearns to vibrate with
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- Title: Lecture: The Meaning of Easter: St. Paul and the Christ Impulse
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- not an event that can be grasped by any thinking concerned entirely
- festival, all their thinking about Easter runs along the lines of old
- with thinking at all, and go on repeating the words they have learned from
- Title: Lecture: The Universe
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- by saying: With his whole thinking, insofar as it is
- the world with his thinking that is connected with his
- Title: Lecture: The Templars
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- in their I, but also in all their feeling and thinking, in their very being
- thinking leads also to the very extreme of intellectual
- Title: The Year as a Symbol of the Great Cosmic Year
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- in a superficial way, thinking merely of the stones against which we
- can. The thinking consciousness of the plants — not of
- Title: On the Duty of Clear, Sound Thinking
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- On the Duty of Clear, Sound Thinking
- thought — of clear, precise thinking.
- This decline in the power of thinking has taken place
- regards the certainty of thinking has spread widely through all the
- thinking and at the same time it is an age of the blindest trust in
- nation, race or colour; that a certain element of cramped thinking is
- like, has now for a long time been extended to the whole thinking
- get no further. This unworthy thinking of the nineteenth century is
- The fact is that such inaccurate thinking does not
- what they are if the thinking of all humanity was not permeated with
- slip-shod thinking of the present day. Spiritual Science should
- stimulate us to intensive, courageous thinking; that is what matters:
- by the careless thinking of the present day. I have explained to you
- how this careless thinking acts; I quoted: ‘results only do we
- little it is recognised. It enters into our everyday thinking, and
- makes itself felt there, just as in the more advanced thinking of the
- organised thinking of the present day, — we have not developed
- careless thinking of great men, which has been so greatly enhanced
- forth such negligent thinking. It just proves that what is called
- thinking. A man may be a thoroughly careless thinker to-day, and yet
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- Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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- thinking, which is the highest attainment of modern times, could not
- although only a crude idea of them can be had by modern thinking.
- Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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- conception. Thus we come to the point of thinking in a living and
- with a certain inevitability this modern thinking leads men to
- theology, too, has fallen into that way of thinking which has
- natural science way of thinking? How is it for him, when this way of
- thinking has been grafted on to him from early childhood? He learns
- Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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- resurrection of thinking: how dead thoughts can be awakened to life in
- this means: when man is thinking he does not truly live; he pours
- spring from the force of pure thinking, and where in the
- operations of pure thinking we understand the reality of freedom,
- Title: Lecture: Realism and Nominalism
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- divine thoughts. That is, in my thinking I create a link with the
- possessed in a certain sense a way of thinking which had a direct
- thinking and of feeling in respect to most things. In Anthroposophy,
- as we contemplate physical images; a new way of thinking must be found.
- change our ways of thinking and of feeling — otherwise we
- Title: Lecture: Hygiene - a Social Problem
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- psychical or mental diseases. As a result of materialistic thinking
- the Spiritual-Scientific mode of thinking leads to a social, communal
- Title: Lecture: Speech and Song
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- thoughts themselves — our earthly thinking. Here on earth, our
- thinking is gradually adapted to the earthly conditions. In
- Thinking: — let us now consider, of these three, the middle
- spiritual world than in our thinking system. And it is of course the
- thinking system which takes hold of speech when speech becomes
- Title: Lecture: Concerning Electricity
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- so closely connects itself with a definite manner of thinking. If
- Title: Lecture: The Problem of Jesus and Christ in Earlier Times
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- thinking, which had a spiritual quality and would have enabled human
- of what the ether body had become as a result of thinking, feeling,
- Title: Lecture: On the Dimensions of Space
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- but of the thought no open-minded, unbiased thinking person can
- thinking.
- have gradually come to this pass; our purely intellectualistic thinking
- shall we characterise Thinking? To begin with we must admit with open
- at least the foundation of our Thinking. Without
- the brain we cannot think. Thus our Thinking takes its course in
- connection with the activity of the brain. If Thinking had nothing to
- old, you would have grown out of your Thinking. But that
- is not the case. As we grow up, we do not leave our Thinking
- even with our Thinking we are somehow in the world of Space.
- experience our Thinking meditatively, as something that only has
- extension upward and downward. Thinking is one-dimensional. It takes
- the Feeling a two-dimensional and the Thinking a one-dimensional
- we pass from Feeling to Thinking we pass from the two dimensions to
- made on so many thinking people.
- Thinking consists of one-dimensional configurations. Only when
- Feeling and our Thinking are also there within them, only they are
- more away from space. Then, when we go on to Thinking, we come away
- reality is our Thinking within us. Our Thinking is a
- man. Via this two-dimensional picture, our Thinking stands
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- Title: Lecture: Thinking and Willing as Two Poles of the Human Soul-Life
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- Thinking
- during the waking state is never entirely one-sided; thinking is not
- thinking in that we correct one thought with another. Hence even if
- origin. And in this case the one pole of our soul-life, thinking, has
- find that thinking always bears reference to something that is already
- there; it takes certain presuppositions for granted. Thinking
- of such thinking, and we are guided by it. Thus this kind of
- thinking also is in a certain sense meditative or reflective.
- stands mid-way between thinking and willing.
- that which determines our thinking, that which enables us to think and
- is a pressing, a pushing of thinking into the forces of the will,
- usually lost his power of thinking.
- appear as though they really were thinking. In reality, however,
- from thoughts given to him by Spiritual Science, such thinking is
- sense-qualities is that to which we give the name of thinking.
- our consciousness. The power of thinking, however,
- limited, in other words, logical thinking, is related to the
- future, such thinking deals with what is absolutely intangible.
- The scientist makes experiments; as a thinking being he makes
- thinking and dealing with all that is spread out before you as
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- Title: Vortrage: Denken, Fühlen, Wollen - Das Muspilhgedicht
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- Thinking and Willing as Two Poles of the Human Soul-Life (publ. 1931).
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 1: The Driving Force Behind Europe's War
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- set vast numbers of people thinking. But people never notice,
- people's thinking stops at the very point where it should be
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 2: Humanity's Struggle for Morality
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- acquired habits will have to go and a new way of thinking and
- thinking have lead none other than the Darwinists to this
- cannot penetrate to the deeper sources of human thinking and
- from the world of the spirit and intellectual thinking can
- intellectual thinking, even our genius — for geniuses,
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 3: The Search for a Perfect World
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- it is not evil-mindedness that stops us from thinking their
- will typify a way of thinking which at heart is utterly
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 4: The Elemental Spirits of Birth and Death
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- time. Her thinking is: People will come to know God again
- Modern abstract thinking immediately needs an apology, even if
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 6: The New Spirituality
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- thinking consists in having those corpses of thoughts inside
- thinking about it, or you can actually produce the thought: I
- switch off your own thinking and always get up like a
- that the way of thinking which enables them to reflect on the
- thinking about them. Today the idea is that individuals are
- into a study of spiritual science. The whole way of thinking,
- about the human being. The principles of political thinking
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 7: Working from Spiritual Reality
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- with these words. Luther was caught up in the thinking and
- we can actually say: These people are not thinking for
- themselves, they are thinking in the general thinking
- keeps confusing abstract and living ways of thinking. This is
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 8: Abstraction and Reality
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- and purely intellectual thinking, and thinking which is based
- on reality, in order to relate our thinking to the reality.
- The natural tendency is to make our thinking
- form of thinking like a net over everything in order to
- for I have to apply unrealistic thinking to reality.
- Unrealistic thinking is, of course, also part of reality. The
- unrealistic thinking which has developed over the last three
- thinking about the physical world in abstract terms. We can
- then in human actions. And we can see how abstract thinking
- philosophical and ideological thinking. We see philosophers
- achievements of abstract thinking when it is addressing
- must say to ourselves: Our thinking has been divorced from
- Humanity is not sufficiently free-thinking today to allow
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 9: The Battle between Michael and 'The Dragon'
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- forms taken by the ahrimanic way of thinking.
- same way the ahrimanic, mephistophelean way of thinking has
- thinking. Once again, it is necessary to be fully and clearly
- way of thinking, and carrying this on into ages when,
- materialistic way of thinking and want to keep it, would then
- thinking, too, is in great danger of sliding into the
- ahrimanic way of thinking. Consider how some scientists are
- thinking today in the field of geology, for instance. They
- up with the materialistic way of thinking that they cannot
- materialistic way of thinking will unite with the moon powers
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 10: The Influence of the Backward Angels
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- thinking, the inner responses and the will impulses of human
- human intellectuality, human thinking, responses and
- fully into the Spirit and attitudes of scientific thinking
- Human thinking would be dry as dust,
- empty and corrupt, for the vitality in our thinking has its
- and modern thinking to be right, is like someone who cannot
- present age; yet that particular way of thinking has provided
- direction of life. The breath of life comes into our thinking
- and acquire scientific attitudes and thinking; their
- thinking, as it is called today, is not really done by
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 11: Recognizing the Inner Human Being
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- what you would expect! Much of the thinking in our
- that the thinking in their world is largely childish, but it
- typical instance of the abstract way of thinking which must
- has gone so far in his abstract thinking that he identifies
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 13: The Fallen Spirits' Influence in the World
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- of materialism as during those decades. All the thinking I
- have characterized, thinking that leads to technical
- physical thinking and is bound to the brain. A materialist
- well defined and critical thinking so well developed as in
- seriousness. Many are still thinking exactly the as they did
- sense of reality to see that this kind of thinking has a
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- not teach us anything. In materialistic thinking, sciences
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- activity — he attains pure thinking, when he, attains this pure,
- willed thinking which is something positive and real, when this
- thinking works in him. And in
- purified thinking.
- abstract thinking, but in real thinking.
- something has remained with us: pure thinking, namely, the real,
- energetic thinking that originates from man himself, that is no
- longer mere thinking, that is filled with experience, filled with
- wanted to say that this thinking can become the impulse for moral
- filtered down into pure thinking — and how, from there, one can
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- of thinking gained through the usual way of looking at Nature. To-day
- in the light of this thinking, acquired through the natural sciences as
- believe that this conception of the thinking human being, of man who
- arrange their life) has evolved from earlier ways of thinking. Modern
- thinking is the direct outcome of mediaeval thinking. I have pointed
- thinking are thought out with the methods of thinking that have
- evolved from mediaeval thinking. An essential trait of
- mediaeval thinking which entered modern thinking is that the activity
- thinking is ignored altogether and there is no philosophy leading to
- the contemplation of thinking itself. No notice at all is taken of
- life of man are dead while we are thinking them; they were endowed
- habits of thinking were alive, were living elementary beings during our
- are dead and for this reason they are abstract. But our thinking is
- philosophers of a theory of knowledge speak of thinking, they
- speak of a lifeless thinking. Were they to speak of the true nature
- of thinking; not of its corpse, they would realise the necessity of
- force of thinking, which becomes active when a human being is born or
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- that those who shared Saint Martin's way of thinking still
- to supplant his ways of thinking?” No, we should rather
- chemical, physical way of thinking can in a peculiar way be
- way that the brain which is thinking these things is at the
- outlook works upon the things which he is thinking, of
- compatible with a non-national way of thinking.
- international in their way of thinking.
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- latter way of thinking is convinced that all
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- outside to the inside, whereas the direction of his thinking goes
- grasped by the thinking or representing capacity pertaining to
- horizontal direction and are met from within by the thinking or
- thinking capacity. This process, however, remains chaotic and
- to us from the earth's metals, even as our thinking or
- of fixed stars. Even as our thinking capacity streams towards our
- thinking capacity counteracts. For this we need our physical and
- the perceptive and thinking forces. If we imagine this
- sense impressions and with our thinking activity. When the human
- correspond to the thinking capacity. These perceptions are not
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- conceiving, who imagine that they are thinking of their
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- spiritual forces, active in sense-perception and in thinking.
- the Earth as the thinking earth-body in the cosmos. Then the souls
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- scientifically-thinking men. What we think and feel in our
- directions of their thinking, and one may say that Auguste
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- thinking, feeling and willing were present among the ancient
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- they would feel on awakening: I am incapable of thinking,
- ideas in their future earthly life; and all thinking, all
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- thinking of his people, and with a certain justice one must
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- at all with our thinking into the spiritual world. It is
- being. We are wrong in thinking that the man lies there with
- life is the expression of the thinking, feeling and
- thinking, especially of what it is thinking during winter,
- within the thinking of the earth, in all that weaves and
- waves around the earth as earthly thinking, just as in
- confusion without thinking at all, a fifth looks through two
- different in form from that of Michelangelo's . Our thinking
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- I especially mentioned there, that our thinking
- we develop a thinking freed from the body. On that occasion,
- We must say to ourselves: Our thinking ceases, and our head
- thinking, and it is therefore not surprising when this love
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- abstract thinking whatever, but only through the succession of
- it strange how closely actual thinking is approached and
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- thinking would be tantamount to a woman's arguing that men had
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- present thinking tends strongly to take its directions, since
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- have attained to unprejudiced thinking, it is always well to be
- especially the unprejudiced character of our thinking. Before
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- discontinuity in his thinking. He is one of those people who
- the present distressing conditions. Right thinking about it
- bourgeois nothingness. The Chinese way of thinking is the final
- thinking.
- thinking? Why may we not expect that the so-called most
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- truth as it meets us in life with the one-sided thinking about
- example of right thinking about the question of heredity. It is
- highest point — of materialistic thinking, feeling, and
- with this materialistic thinking, and we shall still have to
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- “Thinking is the true communion of humanity,”
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- own that they are thinking of a great world machinery.
- who were thinking at the time of the Mystery of Golgotha,
- instance, they have today applied their way of thinking,
- between sound thinking and the thinking of the times.
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- ego sense, and the senses of thinking, speech, hearing,
- thinking, the ego-sense, and the senses of warmth, balance,
- might say ego-sense, sense of thinking, speech and so on.
- years they have been thinking a tremendous deal. We can
- gather up what they have been thinking for two hundred years,
- about the various ideals, men have been thinking during these
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- (for those whose thinking is sound, it is amusing) in which
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- So it has come about that this way of thinking, which is
- of thinking, the inner soul-constitution of the Bethmann and
- Ludendorf way of thinking, and those human beings who guided
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- Title: The Foundation Stone Meditation
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- itself? It is true that during the 18th century a loose kind of thinking
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- obvious to our ordinary way of thinking that we must be
- very elementary development of the thinking forces. Oriental
- different way of thinking.
- really have to admit that this is the way of thinking of the
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- thinking consciousness of the vegetable world (of the WHOLE
- when all human thinking developed under the influence of the
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- particular that kind of thinking which has also played a direct role
- permeated by the spirit, who does not want to do any thinking. There
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- materialistic thinking and feeling, on the earth became more
- these things in their seeing, speaking and thinking. The
- thinking something written over from the abstract to the
- Where then is the concrete thinking,
- or where in the whole world is there any concrete thinking,
- the fifteenth century. But this thinking in imagery has been
- to think of Spiritus, spirits of wine: in thinking
- will again support imaginative thinking. Through forming
- spiritually considered, abstract thinking is putting the feet
- thinking is just to be slovenly. But most men are that today.
- satisfaction today in thinking in abstractions, free from the
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- People become more and more different in their thinking,
- to abstract, unimaginative thinking. What must be evolved
- others so that no one knows what the other is thinking. You
- other is not thinking! Well now — we understand each
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- has schooled his thinking to the point of being able to grasp the whole
- thinking back to the most elementary, the most instinctive perception
- all conceptions enabling them to direct this conceiving, this thinking,
- To make thinking in accordance
- man would really arrive finally at thinking differently about himself
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- in his acting, thinking, feeling, and that because the Holy Ghost is
- Rome. And it in widely recognised that anyone thinking differently about
- today all thinking men are candidates. This exactly represents the progress
- thinking men—in the actual sense of John of the Cross one turns
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- if they leave their thinking only to their head. And this is really
- be thinking. But men prefer not to do the thinking themselves. They
- you take the mere thoughts. We can come to see, however, that thinking,
- not the thoughts but the thinking, must become active. And when thinking
- thinking. This is why there is difficulty in understanding my Philosophy
- active thinking. In it the thoughts are different from the usual thoughts
- spirit in motion so that the whole thinking begins to move. Otherwise
- the spiritual world in the right way. By active thinking man's inner
- it is to develop coherent, connected thinking where there is no broken
- with unconscious thinking to the sphere of the spirit—and it is
- weary desire, to go on thinking incoherently. Just recently I have drawn
- to progress step by step in conscious thinking. They would much prefer
- if thinking is made active, but men simply want to understand Spiritual
- in the coherence, of the thinking, enlighten you about their being,
- thinking.
- of himself as man. And social thinking is content to demand a co-operative
- the good will to come to Spiritual Science with their own thinking,
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- to as the thinking about nature and natural phenomena. It is on this
- clear thinking about these things is sent to sleep simply by men being
- whether these, while thinking out their so-called social and political
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- has done. Goethe would have nothing to do with the abstract thinking
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- a certain intellectual thinking, an intellectual feeling concerning
- way of thinking. This does not imply that the form of an organic being
- quite originally and elementally, out of the intuitive thinking.
- a natural organism, he then possesses a kind of thinking which is able
- the lobe of his ear; if you have the right intuitive thinking and feeling,
- on the one hand it is an instrument for thinking and on the other hand
- arches which can only be understood by organic structural thinking.
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- thinking, especially in the art of painting must make itself felt. This
- indeed our powers of thinking because we continually bear the forces
- for the purpose of thinking to penetrate our whole organism we should
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- of sense, thinking, because he has an astral body. Faust
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- just thinking out something about spiritual worlds and their
- Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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- feeling, thinking and willing as men, but we really only know
- scene to Greece, thinking that with ideas taken from Greek
- Into the thinking, into the wise philosophy of Anaxagoras,
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- thinking power, with which rightly to follow their daily
- intellectual thinking, and yielding conclusions beyond the
- man would never attain the ego-conscious thinking he is to
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- thinking where natural science is concerned is precisely what
- thinking. He took a peep through the prism; the wall was
- is willing to apply thinking only for assembling phenomena in
- theories and hpotheses — for in the realm of thinking
- thinking is developed, it is not possible today to unite the
- thinking, but not letting it interfere in results. Where
- that were already being prepared in Goethe's way of thinking
- thinking works with tremendous reality and in accordance with
- the sense of the theory of metamorphoses through thinking of
- is alive and rut thought out, thinking being applied simply
- phenomenon of the spirit where again thinking is applied
- man's whole thinking. This has its good and bad sides. Above
- evolving the present form of thinking about nature, two quite
- cultivated at all in be sense of modern thinking without
- very well, my dear friends, but when your thinking accords
- of thinking according to reality is that we must investigate
- that did nothing to help. Correct thinking would run like
- in our thinking flexibility, change of form, multiplicity.
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- that the Greek felt when thinking of his Kabiri in
- Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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- thinking and willing; sometimes it partakes more of thinking
- consider the one pole of forming ideas, thinking, and then
- an thinking and a willing being. But there are special
- features about this thinking and willing. The
- on the path of thinking, that with his thinking in the
- thinking, my dear friends, it is exactly as if a man were
- farther. And he says: Thinking, the forming of ideas, drives
- be able to reach the goal thinking itself has indicated.
- the goal of thought by thinking, he is doomed to
- arises. It is not so much that in our thinking we are stopped
- thinking and willing. But it is on these paths of complacency
- feelings of the boundaries to thinking and willing may also
- arrive at our own human nature, cannot with our thinking
- allow us to go where our thinking would take us. On the other
- sway of materialistic thinking, how he lived in a world where
- from the region where we feel: Through thinking, a man cannot
- to reach oneself in thinking is Homunculism; losing oneself
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- thinking even as in hewing wood, if I may use the trivial
- comparison. Today the thinking of many people has become quite
- younger man said, ‘Thinking takes hold of men. Thought, the
- reality. The realities are there indeed. Thinking itself is not
- Spirit from our thinking.’
- older man replied, ‘In thinking, through the very fact that man
- approach it with his thinking), — in thinking, to
- humanity must now attain to living thinking once more.
- forms of dead thinking.
- thinking. For then they become distorted, misrepresented truth,
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- of the breathing, out of the paths of the senses and thinking to the
- organism that wills. Thus thinking, feeling, and willing come
- everything that is above: within, it manifests as thinking, but
- thinking is unsubstantial. Behind it lies all I have described to you
- paths for thinking.
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- fairly easily, by strengthening thinking — strengthening it by
- think very well. Thinking is not in the least extinguished, but
- first, thinking remains the same, except that one can think more than
- for instance thoughts about the macrocosm. Thinking becomes wider.
- in the etheric body thinking — the thoughts of the universe.
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- the field of theology. For human thinking in recent times,
- particularly scientific thinking, has come enormously under the
- must be asked: How is it possible for active, creative thinking to
- arise out of today's passive thinking? How must priests and
- power in our thinking is connected with our education, which has been
- one wants knowledge. With today's passive thinking one can only
- Thinking can't go any further. Clairvoyance must then come to our
- of our creative thinking. It starts our legs moving toward things we
- mere abstract, intellectual thinking and to an external observation
- arithmetic, all the thinking, all that can be calculated rationally
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- activity of the child, and in the child's human thinking.
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- of the breathing, out of the paths of the senses and thinking to the
- organism that wills. Thus thinking, feeling, and willing come
- everything that is above: within, it manifests as thinking, but
- thinking is unsubstantial. Behind it lies all I have described to you
- paths for thinking.
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- fairly easily, by strengthening thinking — strengthening it by
- think very well. Thinking is not in the least extinguished, but
- first, thinking remains the same, except that one can think more than
- for instance thoughts about the macrocosm. Thinking becomes wider.
- in the etheric body thinking — the thoughts of the universe.
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- the field of theology. For human thinking in recent times,
- particularly scientific thinking, has come enormously under the
- must be asked: How is it possible for active, creative thinking to
- arise out of today's passive thinking? How must priests and
- power in our thinking is connected with our education, which has been
- one wants knowledge. With today's passive thinking one can only
- Thinking can't go any further. Clairvoyance must then come to our
- of our creative thinking. It starts our legs moving toward things we
- mere abstract, intellectual thinking and to an external observation
- arithmetic, all the thinking, all that can be calculated rationally
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- want to gather together to keep the festival, all their thinking about
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- thinking of the forcefulness with which a personality like Paul at the
- intellectual apprehension. Intellectualism and materialistic thinking
- are one and the same, for all the thinking that goes on in science, in
- thinking unfolds only through processes of destruction,
- thinking is applied, as it is in Leninism and Trotskyism, to the
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- the earthly into the cosmic. Modern thinking has made the
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- related to the rays of the sun, how human forms of thinking are
- thinking, earthly forces of will are present in the root of any
- What we do today only when we are thinking in terms of mathematics, we
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- You know that according to a more materialistic mode of thinking, our
- solar system originated from a kind of primal nebula. Thinking that is
- materialistic thinking, a spiritual reality is contained and that this
- The purely materialistic way of thinking and of formulating hypotheses
- ideas, based on similarly materialistic thinking, of the genesis of
- which makes thinking and reflection possible; but they are also the
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- earthly existence but not answered there, because thinking can take
- as rooted in pure thinking, but of moral impulses in which there is
- conception sprang from the different modes of thinking, which were in
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- this is why human thinking is so far from grasping reality and men
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- thinking that goes with it. As we look at what technology has brought
- of feeling and thinking among those gathered together here in the
- working, thinking and feeling together, there will develop what must
- the scientific mode of thinking entered mankind's development.
- times on various areas of natural scientific thinking,
- research in recent times and the mode of thinking that can and does
- essence of scientific thinking is easily misunderstood, if we look
- different form of thinking, which was still active through the Middle
- form of thinking. He is Cardinal Nicholas Cusanus,
- repeatedly he saw how thinking extends itself over everything
- which thinking has dissipated. Only if a man has developed (apart
- realm into which knowledge gained only by thinking cannot reach.
- thinking to the actual spiritual world (with which it feels united,)
- By saying to itself that with all this thinking and theology it
- It tells itself: This thinking, this theology, these ideas, give me
- can give me, I am led into this naught of human thinking. I must
- mathematician. He has the disciplined thinking that derives from the
- This is the end of one epoch in human thinking. In his inner mood of
- 1440, Nicholas Cusanus applied mathematical thinking and mathematical
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- thinking that goes with it. As we look at what technology has brought
- scientific form of thinking and research I described two men, Meister
- ancient times. This contrast is the central trait of all thinking in
- almost equally dim feeling, and an abstract thinking. Instead, he
- Only now, at this point, does the modern era of thinking begin. The
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- thinking that goes with it. As we look at what technology has brought
- scientific outlook and manner of thinking, such as we know it today,
- whole character of this scientific thinking, emerging at the
- depends on the way in which mathematical thinking was gradually
- perception in regard to mathematical thinking itself. We are much
- own manner of thinking.
- system with mathematically oriented thinking of the kind to which we
- of scientific thinking is to be correctly understood, it must be
- I would term a self-sufficient inward capacity for thinking. What do
- In view of the increasing superficiality of psychological thinking,
- understand the origin of the later mathematical way of thinking that
- corresponding to modern thinking. I divided the human organization
- which has appeared in recent times in mathematical thinking, was once
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- the birth of scientific thinking, the Copernican system. It is not my
- mankind's soul mood. The origin of modern scientific thinking
- But to give the scientific mode of thinking its proper value, it must
- thinking in general, entirely divorced from human experience. This
- phenomena of nature with abstract mathematical thinking. Hence, as a
- modern scientific thinking.
- cleverness and thinking avail us nothing. No matter how much we think
- the emergence of scientific thinking. In other respects, as we shall presently
- It is indeed true that all thinking about these concepts is of no
- the particular quality of thinking in his age, he already has the
- fourteenth century. Thinking geometrically about space, man did not
- rise of the scientific way of thinking. Berkeley had no quarrel with
- always elude our thinking, as it were. Our thinking refuses to
- and imbued his mathematical thinking with poetry in order to retain
- the new direction of thinking altogether and with it the whole trend
- the modern scientific way of thinking is taken seriously.
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- thinking that goes with it. As we look at what technology has brought
- thinking. Let us place this process once more before our mind's
- wrote in his Mechanism of Thinking, though he himself did not
- thinking. We see it entering bit by bit into the spiritual life of
- It is interesting to place a recent example side by side with Locke's thinking.
- from any connection between the world and his thinking, his inner
- external sign is necessary. But this only proves that in his thinking
- From the uncertainty that has entered all thinking concerning the
- unlike today's thinking. Therefore anyone writing history
- If we want to understand modern thinking, we must continually recall
- phase of scientific thinking, we have come to the point where this
- will be periods when thinking favors either continuity or atomism. He
- continuistically, they are thinking mainly of life. In one in which
- they think atomistically, they are thinking primarily of death, of
- The gist of this is that in the phase of scientific thinking
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- thinking that goes with it. As we look at what technology has brought
- of thinking. I set it forth again, in philosophic terms, in 1911 at
- scientific thinking since its first beginnings in the Fifteenth
- neurasthenic. Through the peculiar character of this kind of thinking
- scientific thinking since the Fifteenth Century. Then they will throw
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- mathematics, a way of thinking which from then on was combined with
- experience; and to find ways to speak of space without even thinking
- by thinking of moving points that do not alter their condition of
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- thinking that goes with it. As we look at what technology has brought
- whole manner of thinking and feeling was quite different in former
- thinking, feeling, willing, as well as memory, imagination, and so
- cast out chemistry and physics; thinking, feeling and willing were
- people who still spoke of thinking or willing as late as the
- person speaks about thinking, that he speaks as if this thinking were
- Wahle, who declared that the ego, thinking, feeling, and willing were
- experienced thinking, feeling, and willing together with the world.
- thinking, feeling, and willing, or in the circulation of the fluids
- progress his thinking. He knew that thinking, feeling and willing are
- experienced when the astral body is experienced in thinking, feeling,
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- thinking that goes with it. As we look at what technology has brought
- other hand, thinking, feeling and willing, the subject matter of
- we actually do when, in our thinking, we cast inwardly experienced
- its mode of thinking can take hold only of the dead. The same is true
- case, we consider today's manner of thinking to be the most
- never get beyond mere semblance. The way thinking, feeling and
- semblance, inherent in pure thinking, becomes the impulse of freedom
- when inwardly grasped by man in thinking. If something other than
- be free. But if this semblance can be raised to pure thinking, one
- the anthroposophical way of thinking is applied in earnest to
- thinking is; namely the semblance from which can be brought forth the
- man really penetrates to pure thinking, then he finds in it the
- today's mode of thinking arrives at the nothingness of his
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- what the soul experiences in its activities of thinking, feeling and
- volition, but rather something which is reflected in thinking, feeling
- and volition. One cannot imagine thinking, feeling and volition
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- All ordinary thinking is dependent on the super-sensible spiritual
- possibility of thinking through the physical organism, though such
- thinking is not rooted in a real world; only in an apparent world
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- consciousness as does also the psychic activity of thinking, feeling
- the previous studies, thinking is the first to be seized by the higher
- consciousness. Without being lost first however, thinking cannot be
- thinking. One does actually feel oneself as an independent inner
- degrees. The inner activity grows and the power of thinking is kindled
- passing through not-thinking and arriving at imagining, one
- one into it. Ordinary thinking fully controls imaginative experience
- When Imagination takes place ordinary thinking is recognized as
- this ordinary thinking. Ordinary thinking may indeed be compared to a
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- of thinking, feeling and willing. In thinking we have a mirrored
- physical organisms. Through thinking the sense-perceptions are
- this thinking, but its reflection is presented to ordinary
- reflective activity of thinking in the physical organism, it can only
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- The connection between the thinking part of the soul and the
- from it and remains psycho-spiritually alive. Only when the thinking
- thinking part of the soul is founded on a destructive activity of the
- human organization, as they are manifested in the thinking, feeling
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- scientifically-thinking men. What we think and feel in our
- directions of their thinking, and one may say that Auguste
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- when we so experience our thinking that, through the free life
- characteristic of the thinking of his people, and with a
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- thinking of the peoples of European civilization and culture, and of
- and thus the thinking of the European upper classes who are involved
- Latin as a language and thus came to Latinize its thinking. With the
- political-legal thinking, although they did so in the sense of which
- different kind of thinking, an imaginative thinking that was not yet
- political thinking, a politicalization of the concept.
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- brain-free thinking on the other is developed in Boundaries of
- thinking, we can place another great figure, Thomas à Kempis, who was
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- thinking and the very manner of life, then this difference becomes
- necessity in historical evolution because conscious thinking, through
- of the thinking that had become powerless in the new age and could no
- by the senses. The solution is to be found by thinking of individual
- modern way of feeling and thinking, as it has developed in the last
- develop further the thinking habits already evolved.
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- civilized humanity's present-day thinking and feeling, the social
- sentiment and thinking is essential to mankind, a transformation of
- had an immense influence on Voltaire, who influenced European thinking
- through Hume, and later on through Darwin, human thinking is
- specially developed, abstract rationalistic thinking that makes an
- faculty lives that is transmitted to European thinking and feeling, so
- it. This faculty creates a kind of thinking that is peculiarly fitted
- thinking to the sphere of religious life. Not one of them
- to apply thinking to what he considers to be concerns of the religious
- generations, centuries. This way of thinking about religious matters
- Our age stands under all these influences the thinking and the
- nature of thinking in astronomical fields, that wonderfully effective
- thinking from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries, has had
- their thinking and reflecting, and also in their social organizations,
- striven for in social thinking. Regarding our thinking, we or
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- The Experience of Thinking
- abstract thinking. He may create world-systems, or he may make
- this inner thinking, devoid of outer impressions, may develop, but we
- thinking. You will find therefore a fundamental tone or feeling in this
- far in their thinking as to experience in it an image of the outer
- thinking something of a super-physical world, but it would have, to
- and which is acknowledged by our thinking to be outside of us. Thus
- this thinking which is within us would have to be able to experience
- of thinking.
- book thinking is so experienced that within the experience of
- thinking we come to this realisation, viz. that if a man really
- experiences thinking, he is living, even if at first somewhat
- thinking experience with the cosmic secrets is the root-nerve of
- you find the sentence, “In thinking, man lifts an edge of the
- but it is meant to imply that when a man really experiences thinking,
- man attains to the reality of thinking within himself he attains to
- acquire this experience of thinking, he rests no longer within the
- thinking as it is portrayed in the
- in our thinking — and there are various things outside —
- wants to grasp the things of the world with his thinking.
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- the soul back into former experiences; thinking leads the soul, as I
- tendencies.” As you see, this is a peculiar kind of thinking,
- himself to the feeling that his thinking is like a breathing in
- light. Man then feels his thinking, he feels it like a breathing in
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- creation he has become prepared for his life on earth as a thinking
- him as an earthly human being with willing, feeling and thinking.
- For that which man is today as a thinking, feeling and
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- my sense of thinking, in my sense of speech, in my sense of touch, in
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- thinking of oneself as enclosed within one's skin. Of such furniture
- Title: Mystery Centres: Lecture X: The Chthonic and the Eleusinian Mysteries
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- necessary, for their way of thinking, and the manner of knowledge
- Title: Mystery Centres: Lecture XI: The Secret of Plants, of Metals, and of Men
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- write a history of their own scientific thinking they should really
- Title: Mystery Centres: Lecture XIII: Transition from the Spirit of the Ancient Mysteries to the Spirit of the Mysteries of the Middle Ages
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- answered: You can no more learn Astrology through thinking or
- through thinking, or experiments, or by observation would have seemed
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- human thinking.
- Just consider how far removed thinking lies from human
- in an intellectual way; but on the other hand he cannot by thinking
- bring about any change in his organism. Man's thinking has become
- more and more powerless; but thinking is set in motion by the
- organism can bring back power into thinking. It restores to thinking
- body; thus thinking can be animated by gold.
- thinking, so that human thinking can work down as far as the etheric
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- insightful thinking, it becomes clear that what underlies them could never
- sequential thinking within experience and making unwarranted
- feeling, a definite kind of thinking. In social interchange we have
- out of himself, shapes his willing, feeling, and thinking to a certain
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- foundation of all his thinking.
- the inner formative force; this is what we develop in our thinking, in
- oneself to perceiving the developed thinking processes, but these
- have to dam up what is active in this thinking, conceptual, sensing
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- introduction to point out this peculiarity of the economic thinking of
- almost be called medieval, human thinking was undergoing a fundamental
- thinking. Why, they actually looked upon it as a real liberation of
- said what man needs for his thinking. The human brain, if we weigh it
- Ladies and gentlemen, to think thus and to regard this way of thinking
- Political Economy, human thinking upon Physics was in such a condition
- that our economic thinking fails us once more in another direction.
- consider, with ordinary thinking, how to grow oats or barley and so
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- or sell. In the last resort the instinctive thinking of every naive man
- thinking to say that the land has not increased in price during the
- ways of thinking remind one of many a method in book-keeping
- reasons. In fact, none of these ways of thinking comes near the
- (thinking, to begin with, of the purely external economic aspect)
- thinking at this point is a colossal piece of nonsense.
- thinking along these lines. For the apple has been picked somewhere
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- labour. Consequently it is more expensive. Thinking the division of
- their way of thinking, men had not yet been able to get beyond Egoism
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- We must not confuse the issue by thinking in the narrow spirit of
- so so very near at hand. All your thinking on Economics will
- half-absurd examples, so as to detach our thinking from the familiar
- still shine through. But the moment we emancipate ourselves, thinking
- Precisely the same thing that we do inwardly in our logical thinking,
- thinking, so as to be able to think a process through to its end quite
- in that way. But with our thinking accustomed to see things only as
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- fundamentally by thinking. But spiritual work is not an easy thing to
- of thinking begins the very moment Labour itself is organised and
- evolve real economic thinking. I think we may take it that anything
- thinking. It is a thinking based on resentment, on feeling. People
- it only from this point of view if we claim to be thinking in an
- others. They make their thinking more mobile, and these others are
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- thinking into the actual course of economic life. For an economic
- extracted from the Labour as a surplus value. By economic thinking we
- Every time I send a picture postcard, I cannot help thinking:
- painfully, for at this point, after all, economic thinking does to
- some extent coincide with moral and religious thinking. To me, for
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- In ordinary lay thinking, we generally apply the concept of profit to
- economic thinking the work or Labour which is active in
- thinking about Physics. The physicist does this by developing a
- this feeling-experience is not to be eliminated. That is thinking in
- with a picture-thinking. We must be ready to enter into the real
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- the older economists retained to a large extent a way of thinking
- as in fact it did last were thinking in terms of national economies,
- Economic Science capable of thinking in the spirit of world-economy.
- thinking in terms of national economy. Whatever results they arrive
- at, unless and until they are permeated with world-economic thinking,
- actually on the way and our thinking will have to follow suit.
- So long as we are only thinking in terms of national economy, it is
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- different way of thinking. For instance, it is said: In the first
- seizes it. Human thinking sets to work and it is through this entry of
- human thinking into the process that loaned money receives its actual
- question of free gifts. If you are thinking in a true economic sense,
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- comprehensive way of thinking. There is no doubt that Spengler makes
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- Yet if the economic life becomes permeated with a way of thinking such
- fortnight, thinking through the realm of Economic Science. I thank you
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- the fluid, the Element of Water. As, for cosmic thinking, the
- shadowy. And yet we live today in this way of thinking, in this way
- today, in a number of pictures, the nature and manner of thinking in
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- to human thinking as the means of attaining knowledge.
- the Middle Ages we can see this human thinking developing and
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- far back, the whole manner of thinking was nevertheless entirely
- Thinking, unless you know that in reality man experiences Thought by
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- was the chamber of Thinking. Seen from outside it is the head. It is
- discovering how man is organised in his organs of Thinking, Feeling
- Title: Significant Facts: Lecture II: Ancient Occult Magic. The Ahasver Mystery.
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- the natural-scientific way of thinking, and who was told by a friend
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- own individual forces of thinking and feeling. But this is not to
- of the great wave of philosophic thinking, the man of whom I am
- of thinking to reach the sphere where the world-riddles are unveiled.
- sought to show that a certain rigid, one-sided kind of thinking can
- transition to the time when this thinking was held to be of no avail,
- unveiled in this way. It was the time when men were saying: thinking
- their belief in the power of thinking in days in the second half of
- the 19th century when a certain mistrust of thinking became
- lived on from the time of the sovereignty of thinking into that of
- thinking, how easily it is prevented from making even an approach to
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- Probably you have all, in thinking over the task of the physician,
- newer medical thinking. Cellular Pathology derives all the
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- hours, are always processes of excretion. Even our thinking does not
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- thinking, feeling and willing with these same forces, which I have
- follow up the processes of thinking, feeling and willing, as to show
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- rationale into what is otherwise merely an empirical thinking on a
- in ordinary medical and biological thinking.
- ruin of sound thinking, could occur.
- thinking out of the gland itself. You perform the activity apart from
- you would not be a thinking being. You take away from your intestinal
- for men capable of thinking, to arise on a physical basis; for man
- possesses the brain, the organ of thinking at the expense — I repeat,
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- foundations of existence. But this must be done if medical thinking
- sense of which you know from other lectures. For in thinking and the
- thinking are simply continuations of visual images; compare for a
- your own! In thinking we have an interiorised continuation of seeing.
- carefully examine our thinking processes, especially the connection
- our discontinuous, analytic thinking is very like its counterpart,
- Thus we find thinking and representation as the one end of a
- and radiates back into the interior in thought. In thinking we try to
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- emphasise it still more here. People are in the habit of thinking: an
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- being man really rests, and above all our human thinking which goes
- of thinking is based on the disruption of mineral substance. On the
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- unless one is thinking of the human being, and it is essential to keep
- able to confuse the whole of human thinking. Indeed it is true that
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- indicate in these chapters: the “thinking together” of the whole human
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- spirit-soul. Soul life of thinking, feeling and willing only a
- thinking builds the brain. Lower uses it as reflector. Metabolism
- thinking, whose apparent defects are often those of will. Inherited
- thinking, feeling and willing, this means no more than that it has
- it manifests in thinking, feeling and willing. This soul life that
- manifests in thinking, feeling and willing is, however, as we said,
- outer world is reflected in it, and this produces the thinking that
- functions or activities of thinking: there is first the one which
- brain this one is the permanent element in human thinking;
- and then there is the thinking function that is not real in itself
- we fall asleep; it subsides as soon as we stop thinking.
- the basis of thinking. Whatever we have in us in the way of organs is
- defect in the thinking is not of such tremendous importance. Most
- defect in the thinking, you must look carefully to see to what extent
- this defect in thinking is really a defect in will: When someone
- can really only be sure that there is a defect in thinking when,
- in the thinking. Defects in thinking fall for the most part into the
- will remains in the thinking. As soon as ever the child has begun to
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- Thinking, feeling and willing of the soul are symptoms behind which
- stands the thinking which builds the brain synthetically and the
- own ether body. This living thinking forms the brain which becomes
- scientific way of thinking, you will find it full of the forms and
- from the manifestations of the life of soul, from thinking, feeling
- application we must observe how thinking is related in its
- thinking, feeling and willing as no more than symptoms. We saw that
- thinking, as it expresses itself in the superficial soul-life, has
- begin with, let us consider thinking, with the synthesizing activity
- capable of thinking. One person will have a great wealth of thoughts,
- thinking, science makes this very hypothesis; science is just as
- we have here the symptomatic life of soul thinking, feeling
- nerves-and-senses system. For it is the living thinking that forms
- broken down by the activity of the living thinking, so that here
- thinking but with the life in them being perpetually killed all the
- this is the origin of subjective thinking, the superficial thinking
- which consists in reflected pictures, the thinking we carry within us
- thinking is active within us, we are enabled to hold up our
- means that the thinking, and the forming of mental pictures, which
- and you will find that the latter are dead thinking,
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- difficulty. I am thinking here of illnesses of a particular kind, and
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- exact in our thinking, and do our best to grasp the matter as
- into this beholding of the world not a thinking about, but a
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- superficial thinking of the present day that where the Earth
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- we who are in this spiritual movement are constantly thinking: how
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- of ancient times. We can characterize the human by thinking of it, in
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- with Nature. His whole thinking took on this character. If we want to
- perceptive feeling and was not characterized through thinking
- particular trend of thinking, with his feeling way of perceiving, the
- thinking, feeling and perceiving is a man who is
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- hypothetically — delicate nerve-processes, and says: The thinking,
- deeper and deeper root into the materialistic thinking of the near
- himself from this anatomical and physiological thinking and work
- through to a spiritual-scientific thinking. Then he will feel as an
- Thinking, pure thought as such, is very little disturbed by Lucifer
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- of Willing, Feeling and Thinking.
- not of course see this willing, feeling and thinking. Only in its
- movement, is continually giving expression to man's thinking, feeling
- feeling as the most important force in man. But as to how thinking,
- inability to form a correct idea of the relationship between thinking,
- more the character of willing or feeling or thinking. It is exactly as
- “man.” It is the same with willing, feeling and thinking. The
- thinking, but willing is still a child. When it grows a little older,
- it becomes feeling, and when it is quite old it is thinking. The
- quite old willing (i.e., thinking). The different ages are in that
- soul-activity, he hardens it, it becomes old, and thinking is the
- result. Thinking, the having and holding of thoughts, is quite
- thinking. In between stands a region where Lucifer and Ahriman are in
- expression of thinking; when the Luciferic forces are in ascendance,
- is not so conscious as our thinking. It is not the case that speaking
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- fields was really better. It's no use thinking that one can make
- and he is in fine health. He is not so keen on thinking as on
- our time, just to bring the newspapers out! All that thinking, it is
- habit of thinking was good for us. Later, as it happens in life, we
- You see, if a child is watching all the time and thinking, when will
- food or drink can have on our whole thinking process. It is so, of
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- order to understand their thinking. After all, they gave expression
- God in human beings who is thinking, but human beings themselves,
- of course to everyone who subscribed to modern thinking at that time,
- Boehme's thinking and extracting from it something which immediately
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- all thinking, their whole inner orientation, is directed toward this
- give them anything for their soul life. A secret thinking, feeling
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- to what present-day traditional thinking and the modern faiths were
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- the former to defend itself against modern scientific thinking during
- fact that a critical assessment of modern scientific thinking took
- theosophical subject matter by means of natural-scientific thinking.
- A special version of this way of thinking was evident in the
- authority of so-called natural-scientific thinking exerted its
- valid way of thinking than the natural-scientific one. So there was
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- thinking is carried unconsciously into the anthroposophical movement
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- his response to the direction in which modern thinking was
- thinking had to be demonstrated and corrected by returning to his
- Haeckel's thinking had pursued the approach of natural science to the
- become mechanistically thinking Europeans, but spiritually thinking
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- thinking one is in the habit of using in ordinary life.
- a materialistic way of thinking to a feeling for the inspired
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- being in the world order equipped with thinking, feeling and
- are also beings above the human stage of thinking, feeling
- it, feeling its influence, perceiving it and thinking about
- soul has been thinking materialistically and founding a
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- to consist of thinking that what you are doing and the people
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- is that is bound up with the whole way of modern thinking,
- of the physical body, and we concentrate the kind of thinking
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- your formative artistic thinking and contract and expand
- nerves — and, in the case of thinking, the nerve
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- different. Originally there was a living, thinking, cosmic body-a
- living, thinking, cosmic body!
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- people of that time did their thinking not with a solid brain, but a
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- All this was only possible for men whose thinking had as
- yet no resemblance to that of later humanity. The thinking of the
- related to the whole manner of Chinese thinking and feeling. Indeed,
- painted him simply by entering into him with their thinking —
- paltry thinking; we are slightly aware of our feeling but almost not
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- came out of the fields was really better. It's no use thinking that
- not so keen on thinking as on breathing, perhaps; but he can endure
- thinking, it is much too much, it is not at all necessary-and we have
- were in the habit of thinking was good for us. Later, as it happens
- thinking, when will Father or Mother not be looking, so that I can
- whole thinking process. It is so, of course, not just with those two
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- thinking of the dead they tried to make themselves better.
- earth, then they would surely remember him. By thinking of the dead
- So you see, gentlemen, we are not justified in thinking
- sometimes it shows the trend of people's thinking in a remarkable
- of thinking. Hence, when anyone today who prides himself particularly
- on his thinking comes across ancient documents, he looks for them to
- people, who were not yet thinking for themselves, could attribute the
- about thinking, who had no capacity for, thinking, when that man
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- thinking. The dog could write a book called “The World as Will
- rest of it has been transformed into an instrument of thinking and
- of thinking. When a human being is born, his brain has to acquire
- more of the sensory brain would become thinking brain, so that
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- independently thinking person? And yet it is slightly ridiculous to
- modern times, in the 19th century. Thinking independently: that is
- freethinker is one who is free from thinking! Well, in science one
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- requires genuinely scientific thinking — which was nowhere to
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- think if the forces of thinking did not come from Saturn. But all
- body. But that kind of thinking does not hold water if one really
- it is absolutely incorrect to say that when a man is thinking,
- something is always being destroyed, demolished, when he is thinking.
- So now we must ask ourselves: Does thinking originate
- too tumultuous, a man loses consciousness. Thinking is not the result
- So the fact is that thinking does not come from our
- That is why we have to sleep, because we don't do any thinking then.
- What is continually being demolished through our thinking is quickly
- thinking, death is always taking place in the body on a small scale.
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- for men whose thinking has no resemblance to that of later comers;
- and the thinking of the Chinese at that time did not at all resemble
- thinking and feeling. Indeed the Chinese, and the Japanese of more
- into him with their own thinking — without light, shade, or
- we are conscious of our paltry thinking, learn something of our
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- the dead they thought of what was good, and by thinking of the dead
- remember the sick man. By thinking of the dead, they would remember
- justified in thinking that human beings were originally like the
- it shows the trend of man's thinking. During our recent travels in
- not capable of thinking. Hence, when anyone today who prides himself
- particularly on his thinking comes across ancient documents, he
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- soul-forces live, as you know, in thinking, feeling and
- feeling and willing always active in our thinking, likewise
- in our feeling, thinking and willing, and again in willing,
- thinking and feeling.
- thinking, and on the other to willing. And so, in the sense
- with the workings of various instincts: The thinking which
- thinking about them, we draw forth a meaning. That is a
- reality to do neither with thinking nor with the will, but
- matter of establishing the thinking for the lecture,
- preparation as uses one's own enthusiasm in thinking through
- thinking be embedded in the lecture, — not in the
- affects more the thinking of the listeners, this stimulates
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- is useful for our thinking to represent the beginning and end
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- especially deeply into people's manner of thinking, although
- didn't waste much time thinking about these matters. A poet in
- thinking around; then he becomes aware of the completely illusory
- to bring to the lecture the thinking which lies behind it,
- brings along as thinking he should not weave into his own
- single person. Only through use of one's own thinking in
- lecture acquires blood, since through thinking it only has
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- processes of thinking, such consistent sequences of thoughts, which
- not to be in love with one's own way of thinking and feeling.
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- other person's position with our thinking. For instance, we
- clumsy in thinking, he will become one who is abstract in
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- understanding through strenuous thinking, the more he must
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- The mode of thinking and outlook of men underwent a metamorphosis. People
- thinking of the day. He was also deeply concerned with the social problem.
- thinking that has already been adopted by natural science, is employed
- evidences of the kind of thinking that is current in the modern age.
- that this kind of thinking was evitable because of the overwhelming
- with the industrialist mode of thinking that had come to the fore in
- Saint-Simon are born of the scientific mode of thinking which had become
- It is a mode of thinking which directs all inner activity in man to
- fact that human thinking, in spite of every effort, is incapable along
- man who is also a typical representative of modern thinking came strongly
- of a thought is one thing and the mode of thinking another,
- society directed by positive thinking, that is to say, by thought based
- industrial thinking, the way in which the problems of industrial life
- of scientific and economic thinking Herbert Spencer evolves a kind of
- of thinking came to the fore in the modern age, during the first half
- of sociological thinking, so too was faith lost in the sphere of the
- are typical representatives of this kind of thinking The spirit is
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- had animated Greece and still animated Rome was not won through thinking,
- Gospel. But then we see that it is primarily into social thinking that
- larger towns, in these towns another kind of thinking began to develop.
- already began to develop the kind of thinking which was gradually directed
- of thought, Romanism lived on. But in the popular stream thinking
- interpretation of natural phenomena, active thinking was born. And this
- called logical formulae. That now becomes inward human thinking. Now one
- of natural law was the achievement of a thinking that was empty of all
- scientific knowledge, because their thinking has become void of content
- super-sensible. But because this empty thinking had no content, it could
- “This thinking of ours is all right for the external world, but it
- of thinking, was born. The foundation of thought was laid. And now we
- thinking. It slumbers in the depths of civilised humanity. It must be
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- circles that social renewal must begin with a renewal of our thinking.
- modern thought? It was the conceptions, the new mode of thinking that had
- and how others have been influenced in their thinking by those circles?
- all of man's thinking, all of his notional activity, was determined
- mode of thinking, had set a limit to knowledge at the super-sensible,
- that when contemplating nature we are forced, in thinking systematically,
- so impotent in our thinking about social questions. Many today still
- through the interaction of the senses and thinking with the outer world.
- time most desiccated and lifeless thinking: the concept of matter. And
- of man in my thinking, in my explanations, in my comprehension.
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- from modern scientific theories that can become a vital social thinking
- any sense for the source of the mode of thinking that had entered into
- could see that this mode of thinking had originated with Hegel and flowed
- find that the Hegelian mode of thinking had permeated to the farthest
- thought-forms. Hegel raised humanity into ethereal heights of thinking,
- how can we find a mode of thinking that can be useful in social life?
- clarity: one feels that, applied to social thinking, this clarity makes
- can we achieve the clear conceptual thinking we need to become fully
- thinking and perspicuity of mental representation can be won by man
- thinking becomes useless the moment we strive scientifically for something
- behind it atoms and the like I cannot bring my lucid thinking to a halt
- to doubt when I notice that my thinking has only been borne along by
- this web one has woven in a world created by the inertia of thinking
- this law of inertia. He did not want to roll onward thus with his thinking
- phenomena and if we strive with our thinking to come to a halt there
- this very day philosophical thinking has failed in the most extraordinary
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- lead down into the depths of consciousness itself, about thinking elaborated
- thought about thinking. One must understand what Goethe meant by this,
- for one cannot actually think about thinking. One cannot actually think
- thinking any more than one can “iron” iron or “wood”
- the paths that are opened up in thinking when it becomes more and more
- of mathematical thinking. If one does this, one enters via a natural
- of Freedom. What one attains in this way is not a thinking about thinking.
- One can speak of thinking about thinking in a metaphorical sense at
- actual viewing [Anschauen] of thinking, but to arrive at this
- “viewing of thinking,” it is necessary first to have acquired
- a concrete notion of the nature of sense-free thinking. One must have
- progressed so far in the inner work of thinking that one attains a state
- of consciousness in which one recognizes one's thinking to be sense-free
- merely by grasping that thinking, by “viewing” it as such.
- first to make thinking sense-free and then to present this thinking
- thinking as a simple fact, yet nevertheless a fact capable of rigorous
- “sense-free thinking” has no basis in any kind of reality.
- thinking, in the presence of which one realizes: you are now living in
- reveals itself in its inner activity as a reality. Of this thinking
- insubstantial metaphysics, which arises only when we allow our thinking
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- boundary of the material world one must not allow one's thinking to
- roll on with its own inertia, attempting to carry the kind of thinking
- for the manner in which modern scientific thinking proceeds. They experience
- develop a thinking that can grasp the realities of social life. Similar
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- consideration of what reveals itself at one boundary of scientific thinking
- of speech, thinking, and so forth, an especially important element in
- can only in mathematical, geometrical, analytic-mechanical thinking. When
- It is this symbolism, this allegorization, this thinking about external
- thinking into pictorial thinking. Then there arises what I can only
- call an experiential thinking [erlebendes Denken]. One experiences
- pictorial thinking. Why does one experience this? One experiences nothing
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- perception, thinking, feeling, and willing in a way different from their
- with pure thinking, with clear, keen thinking, so that finally one has
- thinking of which I have become capable. One can experience just this
- This book is actually a modest attempt to win through to pure thinking,
- the pure thinking in which the ego can live and maintain a firm footing.
- Then, when pure thinking has been grasped in this way, one can strive
- for something else. This thinking, left in the power of an ego that
- content remains, so to speak, hovering above. We exclude thinking inasmuch
- a result of a kind of detour around thinking. We steep ourselves in
- research concerning human physiology, thinking must be excluded and
- of pure thinking he has attained. If one descends into the body with
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- engage his thinking activity on every page.
- through this book with his own inner thinking activity and cannot confess
- of one's usual thinking [Vorstellen] into a thinking independent
- of the inner thought activity I myself have expended, what pure thinking
- the view that pure thinking does not exist but is bound to contain traces,
- of mathematical thinking. The pursuit of philosophy is actually impossible
- without a grasp of at least the spirit of mathematical thinking. We
- thinking, even though he made no claim himself to any special training
- without thinking about them but still perceiving them. In ordinary waking
- with concepts; in scientific thinking we interweave percepts and concepts
- By having acquired the capacity for the kind of thinking that gradually
- thinking from the process of perception and surrender oneself to bare
- part, our thinking regarding
- philosophy of freedom in pure thinking has, as a result of our having
- thinking have been transformed into substantial forces that are alive
- We have developed Imagination, and pure thinking has become Inspiration.
- one hand, what we have obtained as Inspiration from pure thinking —
- the life that at a lower level is thinking, and then becomes a thinking
- thinking, thinking and willing coincide. Pure thinking is fundamentally
- an expression of will. Thus pure thinking turns out to be related to
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- and thinking is organically a system of forces that produces
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- effect of hasty thinking, improbable as it may seem to the
- thinking, a thinking where one thought jumps over the other,
- which is a fundamental evil of human thinking in our time
- — this thinking, where one thought steps on the toes of
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- than therapeutics. Only on thinking more about the matter,
- materialistic thinking can hardly help regarding the
- thought forces — the organic forces of thinking —
- and strives to become a thinking organ. In trying to become a
- thinking organ, taking up too strongly the forces properly
- become thinking. In the head, breathing is metamorphosed, and
- all functions of thinking, even the processing of
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- feeling, thinking, perception, willing, a different way of
- naturally thinking of something that provides complete
- and through a Middle European in his way of thinking.
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- thinking and their German language. One of these filaments
- not live in the thinking of the individual Frenchman, in his
- outcome of very profound thinking, W. H. Preuss had already
- ask the question: Are people today still capable of thinking?
- extraordinarily instructive. But what kind of thinking do we
- people today still capable of thinking?” and “Do
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- Consciousness, for a man is conscious of what he is thinking
- thinking, when he lives in the thoughts. But he does not
- what originates from the will. Thinking must be irradiated by
- “expresses” — Willing, Feeling, Thinking,
- not have to consider Willing, Feeling and Thinking? We have
- own nature, willing, feeling and thinking are mysteriously
- secrets of the sphere of human Thinking.
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- and Thinking in man are brought to expression in our
- And the element of thought, when thinking is not merely
- of thinking at all. But the fact that there are still a great
- thinking — we stand, spiritually, at the same point
- of the mind, a slovenly kind of thinking, to conceive of
- that thinking shall be in accordance with reality if sound
- almost entirely used for thinking today, namely, the head. In
- thinking. But it is also the head-brain that creates the soil
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- these words may be, they justify us in thinking of the
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- soul-forces live, as you know, in thinking, feeling and
- feeling and willing always active in our thinking, likewise
- in our feeling, thinking and willing, and again in willing,
- thinking and feeling.
- thinking, and on the other to willing. And so, in the sense
- with the workings of various instincts: The thinking which
- thinking about them, we draw forth a meaning. That is a
- reality to do neither with thinking nor with the will, but
- preparation affects the will; our enthusiasm the thinking of the
- matter of establishing the thinking for the lecture,
- preparation as uses one's own enthusiasm in thinking through
- thinking be embedded in the lecture, — not in the
- affects more the thinking of the listeners, this stimulates
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- thinking.
- is useful for our thinking to represent the beginning and end
- who with his whole thinking lived within a small territory,
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- to bring to the lecture the thinking which lies behind it,
- brings along as thinking he should not weave into his own
- single person. Only through use of one's own thinking in
- lecture acquires blood, since through thinking it only has
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- other person's position with our thinking. For instance, we
- clumsy in thinking, he will become one who is abstract in
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- understanding through strenuous thinking, the more he must
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- the entirely materialistic tendency in thinking which has
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- keeping with our way of thinking, the ancient word of the
- of thinking and perceiving with his head. Yesterday I
- at most in thinking, feeling and willing. For them human
- warm light, with light that spurs on our deeds, our thinking,
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- think along any given lines. What is meant by thinking along
- usually the consequence of such a way of thinking? It is a
- have been thinking — if you would like to know a
- said, I have been thinking about this question for ten years
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- it again is to make sure that correct thinking prevails on the score
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- with the living quality with which anthroposophical thinking and
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- materialised and pressed into thinking and thus
- developmental reasoning or progressive thinking, but is the
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- ego-delusion. One must have succeeded in thinking
- thinking and feeling from where the dead is, to drive away
- the same everywhere, thinking that when we have broken
- of pure thinking, of the life in pure thought, in
- in physical bodies. In thinking of friends who have passed
- And so, in thinking of
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- thought. The modern scientific way of thinking clings most
- recent times a new way of thinking has started regarding the
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- is its ruination. This introduces thinking into art, and the moment
- of thought. This is certainly possible. But you must not be thinking!
- [52] The same even applies to poetry. When a poet begins thinking he
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- to convey to you how far from easy it is in thinking to keep all the
- when they are thinking, but merely have what words convey, and that words
- any person thinks, but on the thinking of a very scholarly, clever man.
- Now there is a certain way of thinking about
- science not only with getting to know things but with thinking correctly,
- Goethe thinking of the right way to reach into that container to get
- The thinking of people like Fritz Mauthner
- it, but if you were to examine the penetrating thinking that has gone
- of human thinking, you would find trains of thought that can very properly
- the above concepts are simply fruits of human thinking do not say anything
- scientific way of thinking generates. It is reflected in such a statement
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- Now if we are really thinking instead of
- his thinking imprinted certain quite distinct mannerisms on his etheric
- become clues to the way he managed his thinking in past incarnations.
- an insight here into the way the thinking element evolves into external
- our thinking in past incarnations.
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- our thinking, noting errors of thought where they occur, for they are
- certain discrimination in thinking. In this connection I want to call
- your attention to an error in thinking that crops up in Mauthner's case
- in our present day thinking, feeling, and willing. What they went through
- themselves by the terms of their earlier thinking, and the result could
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- strengthening our minds and thinking by taking in and thoroughly mastering
- cares only about the words derived from these views, for, to him, thinking
- ritual and of Christian thinking may be studied in this book (cf. the
- for every genuine mystic to occupy himself with thinking.
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- that the spiritual energy underlying thinking changes when a clairvoyant
- I've said that it is as though all our thinking comes alive. Instead
- of living in the passive world of thinking experienced on the physical
- plane, it is as though all our thinking comes alive and starts to tingle
- by exerting thinking, but that is now left behind on the physical plane
- involved. It helps us to understand to say that all our thinking begins
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- thinking, feeling, and willing, of his work, of his whole existence,
- suggested how inwardly mobile thinking then becomes. But this inner
- as a whole. The thinking and feeling content of those dying in maturity
- a truly thinking philosopher can go — one who doesn't know everything,
- thinking restricted to the external),
- piece of writing against the scientific way of thinking. There is a short
- out with the quite dry statement that no thinking is acute enough to
- us that those who have learned to think know how little the thinking
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- scientific mode of thinking, and one that will also shed light
- educational thinking and practice.
- thinking about outer nature now becomes the key to
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- called walking, speaking, and thinking.
- speaking is thinking, which should gradually become more and
- toward it. Thinking, which arises later, can develop only out
- processes of development. Thinking, which is — or ought
- thinking, as we all know. They arise in that part of the human
- depths of the soul before penetrating the sphere of thinking.
- The faculty of thinking, on the other hand, that we acquire in
- thinking is aimed at creating images of outer nature and its
- dynamics, then to speech, and finally to thinking, is of such
- the development of thinking. Compare this situation with that
- no more than the ground into which the activities of thinking
- how thinking, which develops later, turns toward the outer
- take in through our thinking during childhood. What we absorb
- Materialistic minds can grasp only human thinking — and
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- however, one's thinking is even more accurate than that of
- When the child learns to think — well, with thinking we
- ourselves to when as children we develop thinking from speech.
- thinking, we enter the realm of humanity as a whole. This is
- speaking, and thinking. And through discrimination one will
- thinking, which has this universal quality and is also
- way yet develop the kind of thinking that leads to an
- distance, so to speak. The child's thinking, even between the
- taking hold of a person's thinking and ideation.
- of comprehension. Earlier, its thinking cannot yet comprehend
- intellectual concepts, because the child's thinking, between
- to consider that at this age their thinking is not yet logical,
- Intuitive Thinking: A Philosophy of Freedom,
- and thinking. Likewise, activities occurring around the child,
- speaking, and thinking exert their separate influences, these
- of thinking. Only then does the child become an
- intellectualizing and logically thinking person.
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- entered the sphere of thinking only after puberty, after
- existence, and re-emerges in the thinking realm in
- adult, religion is closely linked to the thinking sphere. If
- thinking until the arrival of puberty. During the second life
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- you can see, much hard thinking has delved into the question of
- only at puberty — that is, the life of thinking and the
- thinking.
- removed from the sphere of thinking, is intimately connected
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- thinking. And so there is always a danger that we will educate
- much the ability to knit can help toward healthy thinking and
- reality. And if thinking is in touch with reality, judgments
- what, in our way of thinking, are the proper methods of dealing
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- thinking in terms of majorities — who recognize that such
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- because with the schooling of natural thinking developed over
- and intellectual thinking habits have been withdrawn, now
- relatively total abstract way of thinking, as it appeared in
- Comte. He said: I'm thinking about a concise remark by Auguste
- thinking which is influenced by a kind of self-hypnosis when a
- I ask you, just listen to this: ordinary thinking, influenced
- completely accepted the thinking habits of the modern
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- is the same being from birth to death, but his thinking, feeling and
- thinking and also a part of his feeling is a transposing of himself into
- quite different from his thinking, feeling, willing in ordinary life and
- our comprehending only in later years the thinking life of youth. Our
- to endow us with a thinking, feeling and willing that trickles in, as
- quantum of thinking, feeling and willing and then to conserve it for
- will, and whose thinking and acting run their course automatically,
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- while, conversely, materialistic thinking promotes a Luciferic spiritualism.
- quarters whose thinking is incorrect for the present time — for
- the misleading to false thinking. But I will let you hear a few of the
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- involve a new formative thinking, whose Christian character
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- involve a new formative thinking, whose Christian character
- last Sunday for a renewal of our Christmas thinking, I spoke of the
- distinct. People today are inordinately proud of their power of thinking,
- but actually they can grasp very little with it. The thinking power
- before birth were lost; but the thinking force that they had used before
- thinking differed completely from our so-called normal thinking, for
- the Greek thinking was the result of pondering over imaginations that
- which imaginations had been formed. The waning of this thinking power
- lies between — there was a continual decrease of thinking power.
- it has declined. The thinking power, still highly developed, that was
- for example, the thinking power was still there. But it gradually faded.
- breaks upon the world. Christianity is born. The waning thinking power,
- of it. This thinking power tried to understand the Event of Golgotha
- from the standpoint of the thinking used before birth, the thinking
- gnostic thinking came face to face with the Mystery of Golgotha. Now
- of Golgotha through powerful spiritual thinking; and the other teaching,
- was the decreasing thinking power.
- acute thinking power declining more and more. It was also reckoning
- what had evoked the power of acute thinking that still existed among
- thinking was eliminated more and more from the Christian world conception,
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- with my thinking? Yet that was the real achievement resulting from the
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- one finds in popular world conceptions. Today many people whose thinking
- in thinking, I am not, I am only an image. This being-an-image, however,
- thinking has remained. It is applied today to oxygen, hydrogen, electrons,
- is the same. Only through spiritual science can a new kind of thinking
- of thinking. What stands in the Old Testament and the New Testament,
- spiritual science — yet even this kind of thinking can only be
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- later Protestantism, in fact, for all thinking Christendom. The Christ
- thinking could have taken no other path than that which finally led
- look into what goes on in the thinking process itself of Vogt and Clifford
- remarkable comes to light. We see that the kind of thinking those persons
- element of existence. As a matter of fact, thinking is very frequently
- the majority of these people would then have been spared the thinking
- modern scientific thinking. The effort is a spiritual one, and is truly
- thought honestly in a materialistic way, but to have done this thinking
- his thinking, so far as it is materialistic, only assumes this form
- is now, his thinking already tends toward the spiritual. I
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- thinking, all that lends wings to our thinking, in so far as this arises
- from within us. It confronts us when we observe the kind of thinking
- upon our thinking we move more quickly, than the pace of life outside
- kind of thinking a human being lives in such a way that actually he
- thinking. When we are concerned with thoughts dependent on our will,
- hand, in so far as we have will in our thinking, we move much more swiftly.
- in a way, what has a greater speed, namely, arbitrary thinking, those
- from chauvinism but from materialistic thinking. I have brought it to
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- by the ordinary scientific way of thinking is not reality at all, but
- these things when one realizes that this scientific way of thinking
- up completely to the modern way of thinking, that is to say, to the
- thinking formed on the model of the scientific world conception. We
- his soul. For that way of thinking is not suited to bring up into consciousness
- It is a different kind of thinking from the thinking employed in the
- influence of thinking that is dismembering, thinking that is differentiating.
- This manner of thinking is a mask used with particular pleasure by the
- the disintegration of their personalities. This first way of thinking
- is the thinking that is accessible to the various forces, various powers
- the second way of thinking, which alone is employed in spiritual science.
- The second way of thinking
- of thinking. In contrast to the dismembering kind, it is a shape-forming
- manner of thinking. If you look more closely, if you follow what I have
- This difference of the “how” (the mode of thinking) must
- way of thinking that has been developed with the especial purpose of
- thinking.
- for the present time. For this formative thinking has a quite definite
- quality. When you dissect with your thinking, like a present-day scientist,
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- Title: Community Life: Lecture 1: Requirements of Our Life together in the Anthroposophical Society
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- very different in its impulses and its whole way of thinking, feeling,
- and doing from the thinking, feeling, and doing of the other people
- It consists in making one's thinking independent of the physical plane.
- Title: Community Life: Lecture 2: The Anthroposophical Society as a Living Being
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- Title: Community Life: Lecture 3: Swedenborg: An Example of Difficulties in Entering the Spiritual World
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- the Sun, and so on. He was accustomed to thinking that spirits have
- way possible while taking in the information; your thinking has to become
- denied us. If you are really thinking, my friends, you will arrive at
- books and lecture cycles and thinking it through in the right way. It
- things you have read; you need to go further in your own thinking and
- have to make every effort not to allow your habitual ways of thinking,
- it, however, we are subject to perversions of mystical thinking, and
- in our own way of thinking. More on this subject tomorrow.
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- thinking is often colored by an underlying pervasive sexuality, and
- is, “The only deviant thing in this case is your way of thinking
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- thinking that the human soul goes beyond what our ordinary consciousness
- to extremes. It has done more than engulf their thinking, which is what
- to try to avoid it, to avoid thinking in pure thoughts. Someone who
- the kind of thinking that is free of emotion — to begin with,
- they have not yet achieved pure thinking. Only those people who take
- moved on to a realm of thinking in which thoughts sustain each other
- the stage of thinking in pure thoughts, when a sequence of pure thoughts
- reach this stage of pure thinking. It is no longer possible to bend
- Then your I is really uninvolved; it is thinking itself that is doing
- the thinking.
- However, your thinking only
- fill this emotion-free thinking. When you have come so far as to be
- able to gradually rid your emotion-filled thinking of its subjective
- what he was thinking from his personal emotions. When he ascended to
- pure thought were completely alien to his thinking, confined as it still
- Title: Community Life: Lecture 6: The Concept of Love as it Relates to Mysticism
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- in our thinking, we have to replace our relationship to the spiritual
- Society, so that clear thinking might prevail.
- of natural human activity on the physical plane. Thinking about spiritual
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- up that intensity of thinking which spiritual science can offer. F For
- sharp, clear way of thinking which these questions entail.
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- They do not find the possibility to develop the right way of thinking
- their thinking! — certain forms of thought coming (though this
- of thinking. People who think at all to-day, think in natural-scientific
- But this kind of thinking
- habit of thinking we cannot obtain any essential fact enabling us to
- the past centuries, they are firmly convinced of a manner of thinking
- kind of thinking, and that the life which has now come to the fore in
- the external world calls for a kind of thinking which entirely differs
- aims, still contained an unscientific way of thinking, it contained
- still based upon a far more universal way of thinking; which proceeded
- programme are altogether adapted in their manner of thinking to the
- so proud of their thinking.
- thinking will be needed in order to reply to these questions, which
- are not theoretical questions, but facts. This new way of thinking exists,
- conception. This new way of thinking consists in the realisation of
- practical requirements of daily life. A regeneration of thinking is
- economic thinking. Let me read to you quite slowly what Jaffe indicates
- the details of the digestive process, or the thinking process, or the
- they blunder over this problem. Modern thinking and feeling have really
- Title: Migrations ...: Lecture 3: Emancipation of the Economic Process
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- cause and effect is maintained, this same manner of thinking can just
- science. But if the natural-scientific way of thinking is applied to
- easy way of thinking is the cause of the present catastrophe!
- in the field of thought. The whole way of thinking must be transformed.
- unless people find access to a really unprejudiced way of thinking.
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- socialistic thinking and of modern socialistic aims. We might say: What
- or proletarian thinking and willing; the proletariat simply does not
- thinking. The greatest misfortune of our time is that love of ease leads
- people into this disconnected, incoherent way of thinking and they remain
- way of thinking in such a direction. What is surplus value? In the eyes
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- over the workers, are fundamentally a legacy from the middle-class thinking
- be raised by anyone who thinks in realities. For anyone thinking in
- seen to have an effect on men's thinking. You may remember an appeal
- years, has not been willing to show itself. Instead of the feeble thinking
- of ordinary traditional thinking end organisation. The economic life
- must manage its thinking through the head and not through the lungs,
- according to the easier demands of their own thinking. They must come to
- ago. For here, too, something should have been learnt if thinking is
- ancient mummified, thinking.
- free themselves from mummified thinking and today regard the world-famous
- escape by trivial thinking. In men there lives something that attracts
- of an enthusiast, a man who may be good or bad, but to my thinking bad
- an unrealistic way of thinking, and it is above all this that must vanish.
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- less good but anyhow not yours? You see it is not a matter of thinking
- thus is not the primary thinking I have represented. Thought out in
- understood. Then the organising factor, the thinking that has taken
- organism demands, and other thinking adjusts itself to it, so that it
- cannot happen that one thinking considers itself prejudiced by the other.
- organism. Right thinking, realistic concepts on such matters can be
- If man develops sound thinking and perceiving in this sphere, these
- is one thing; that, in regard to thinking, is the way to come to Christ.
- in himself what I have called a re-birth, then human thinking will be
- rightly in other matters by thinking and feeling rightly on these fundamental
- human evolution. Otherwise all thinking will be dislocated and from
- knows whether this is sound or the opposite of sound. The thinking is
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- deeds and actions, when there is right thinking about the essential
- different man's whole thinking, feeling and willing have become since the
- that the thinking underlying these people's will, takes on a definite
- form. And from this thinking that has a definite form, in essentials the
- it is extraordinarily interesting to observe the kind of thinking of
- the structure of men's thinking, and upon our paying less heed to the
- and how their thinking is directed. Finally, it is not of such great
- there is only anthroposophical thinking that can guide men's thinking
- He has done no original thinking whatever about what the future of the
- of Lenin's thinking. Here you see in greater potency what is to be found
- this socialism. It is very interesting; for the way of thinking that
- its ignorabimus, (we can know nothing) socialistic thinking,
- that is, that those who today are thinking on socialistic lines are
- as social thinking and social feeling established on the foundations
- modern social movement is that these impulses are full of a thinking
- soon as it is matured it prepares to die. Thus you see that modern thinking
- of the life of the State. The socialists, thinking to their logical
- thinking succeeded in arriving at anything capable of producing conditions
- the possible recourse to the energetic and penetrating thinking given
- and half-hearted thinking of present-day official science.
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- a certain predilection for purely abstract thinking. This love of abstract
- thinking, however, has produced something else. This thinking in pure
- itself particularly by everyone thinking first of himself and trying
- of the pious way of thinking in these people's kitchens! — These
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- particular way of thinking socially differs from other ways. I have
- This way of thinking is
- here. The way of thinking we represent, aims at getting rid of all social
- cannot be just a question of thinking out what for the social organism
- is to take. Our thinking, indeed, is not so advanced in the social sphere
- in the most energetic way and in its purest form the thinking that was
- thinking goes when a man wishes to draw it entirely out of himself,
- out of his ego. And if one applies this thinking to the social structure
- Only with deep insight can it be understood how thinking like Fichte's
- is not suitable for finding the right social structure. Thinking drawn
- their combined efforts — That is thinking in terms of reality
- and experience! Fichte's thinking is born out of the pure ego and is
- ultimately, though in a different form, Bolshevistic thinking. It is
- an anti-social thinking because it is born out of the ego alone; its
- whither the purest form of thinking, as arising in Fichte, actually
- is that it is pure thinking, woven out of the content of the soul alone,
- both him and his striving after pure thinking. Whence comes then this
- at a certain period of his evolution at this pure thinking, this thinking
- filled with pure thought. For in more ancient days human thinking was
- thinking of the Scholastics was still quite different. Why then has
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- way of thinking during recent centuries. For it is this customary thinking
- really studies all the conditions. With this way of thinking many of
- is because such men have applied their customary way of thinking to
- of thinking for its healing. For this healing nothing will serve but
- the realisation that all other ways of thinking, not directed to what
- of catchwords he classified alphabetically the thinking of the present-day,
- thinking was contained. There, among other things, he deals with the
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- little adapted to direct thinking towards what the purely perceptible
- we Europeans, with the new blood of America, have produced a thinking
- a thinking entirely dominated by mathematical technics. We have become
- to this thinking that it is also applied to the social organism. This
- thinking about the living social organism, at least they find it very
- born of thinking that relates only to what is dead in the living organism.
- example. Modern socialist thinking is directed against capitalism. Socialism
- is now spoken of absolutely conforms with the dead thinking of recent
- are able to turn to living thinking needed above all for our Spiritual
- Where thinking is concerned they prefer everything to be easy. But this
- we should not keep to the intellect, and to abstract thinking (which
- is all the thinking they know) but that we should judge out of feeling
- and, since thinking is only for scientific matters, should hold above
- because in our time men are inclined to the most abstract thinking and
- thinking has for its organ chiefly the human head, is bound up at least
- there entered into this thinking from the rest of the human organism
- a thinking directed to the spiritual. This time is past. Henceforward
- The Catholic Church is sharing in this dead thinking that cannot grip
- Son of the living God, if one grasps Him only with dead thinking, that
- the various so-called ‘internationally’ thinking people
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- show how far from reality present-day thinking is, when in circles working
- example of the thinking that has brought the world so much misery. And
- unless we see that in place of this thinking estranged from reality
- thinking what today can be told in the right way about the supersensible
- how in his thinking. By this his thinking should gradually
- on how through it our thinking is transformed. The question
- the fact that socialistic thinking has proceeded out of modern thinking
- that modern thinking comes to expression with its particular
- thinking. In the confusion of the last four-and-a-half years many inapt
- go objectively into the matter of his thinking?
- however, is not the art of subjective human thinking but the sum of
- thinking. According to Hegel, logic contains the idea in itself; nature
- to draw your attention to how the tendency of modern thinking is expressed.
- superficial materialism but in the highest force of spiritual thinking.
- impulse of this kind, experiences in his thinking a certain inner
- supersensible impulse, but that this thinking is taken up by a different
- been thinking exactly after Hegel's model, only Hegel in his thinking
- only by thinking in the sense of the modern trinity, with man in the
- upon the heights and purity reached by modern thinking that socialism
- thinking to socialistic thinking is bound up with the very ground of
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- thinking of it from the points of view which spiritual science
- Title: The Apocalypse: Lecture IV
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- of thinking in the first Christian centuries, very foreign
- Ephesus, where this particular way of thinking, feeling and
- communities were thinking in their hearts. This kind of thing
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- abstract, by comparison with the kind of thinking which still
- thinking if one connects numbers with events. If one learns to
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- showed himself in the thinking and feeling of the tortured
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- spiritual world in a pure form for their working, thinking and
- thinking and feeling, for it is a real priests' truth, that is,
- Title: The Apocalypse: Lecture XIV
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- their thinking and will are stunted. Then there are people
- will; their thinking and feeling are stunted; they charge like
- organized in an Ahrimanic and Luciferic way, their thinking is
- rainbow men. Their thinking is relatively inactive, they mainly
- Thinking and feeling get increasingly stunted the further we go
- instance, through this whole external way of thinking that
- sense of the word, who have only developed their thinking. They
- rainbow people who are not the thinking type at all. On the
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- amounts to thinking. If the brain would only be a continuation
- difficult to understand, stop thinking about it and start to
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- intellectuality occur within human thinking and reflection,
- within thinking, wishing and reflecting.
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- able to bring through his own thinking, through his ego standing on
- If Man seeks a picture of nature out of his own thinking, then he finds
- his thinking what Steiner intended to communicate to the listeners.
- Title: History of Art: Lecture 11: Fourth and Fifth Post-Atlantean Epochs, Medieval Art in the Middle, West, and South of Europe
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- of the oriental thinking one can immediately visualize the spiritual
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- are always based on old ways of thinking, which, when used nowadays,
- Christian needs to work itself into a thinking of the spiritual together
- many times, how for the human being of the present, that thinking of what
- horrible occurrences passing through the present. For, when thinking
- necessary to have the old heathen thinking taken over by the new Christian
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- civilisation, is the extension of intellectual thinking
- intellectual thinking human beings according to the modern idea
- entire organism. Now our intellectual thinking does not depend
- thinking. Then if we look to the kingdom of the Air, there too
- nothing directly to do with our intellectual thinking.
- with what is our intellectual thinking. But when we look out
- thinking. We therefore as human beings, are incorporated into
- have become the thinking beings we have become, especially
- man. Hence man's intellectual thinking was not then the most
- Opposed to the Jehovah-nature is man's acute thinking; but that
- and operative in you, — you become thinking-beings.
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- perceptions? We bring to meet them our thinking, our forces for
- have the ordinary power of thinking, that illuminates your
- Title: Course for Priests: Lecture II
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- allowed by those with a scientific way of thinking regarding
- of thinking which only takes the half, that is, the scientific
- no inkling of the existence of such rethinking and
- What actually makes a community? A communal thinking and
- fundamental change in thinking has never existed before, even
- we don't follow the route of thinking?
- they don't have the ritual. Stopping thinking is a danger of
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- the experience with the word “thinking,” how many
- thinking, feeling and willing as an unveiling of her inner
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- century, in a way that is hard to comprehend with our thinking
- your thoughts in the way of thinking of Thomas Aquinas, his
- by an astute thinking of which the modern philosophy
- He does not differentiate between thinking and sense
- a Greek had experienced. He was forced to a thinking that still
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- that the pure thinking proceeds with mathematical security from
- One has only to mind that this thinking
- of the world. This thinking could still develop the pure
- technique of thinking by other circumstances. Today it is
- difficult to develop this pure thinking. Since if one tries
- contours proceeding activity of thinking which is
- the church with the most astute thinking. Imagine only what it
- thinking. One has to look into the inside of the scholastic
- and dialectic thinking is an outflow of the general human but
- just that astuteness of thinking has to decide. One had brought
- sphere of thinking, of the ratio. This is the nature of the
- The scholastic thinking struggles with this
- figure of the world problems. With this struggle and thinking,
- with the thinking, with the astute logic; on the other side
- Aristotelian unmoved mover, the first cause. The logic thinking
- thinking only so far that one tries whether the Trinity is
- the original sin also in our thinking? Does the intellect lead
- thinking be Christianised? How does Christ lead the human
- thinking to the sphere where it can grow together with the
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- European thinking had more and more if it put the question of
- development of western thinking.
- I am, therefore, my being is confirmed with my thinking. I am
- being with my thinking.
- from the thinking and is in this respect only the echo of
- those who wanted to find Him with thinking only which is so
- would arise to this thinking. This thinking appears in its
- about the world and myself at first. However, this thinking is
- not yet developed. This is the thinking after the Fall of Man.
- says to himself, by the development of thinking this thinking
- Plotinism, the spiritual world arises again to the thinking as
- it were if this thinking strives for the spirit. The spirit
- fulfils as intuition our thinking again.
- while we rise with our thinking to intuition, while we are so
- thinking, but it changes intuition into theophany, into the
- this philosophy together but not a humanely thinking
- associated with sense-perception and thinking, how the
- principle seriously if one had said, the human thinking can
- sin of the limits of knowledge and if it rises up by thinking
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- Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture II: The Theosophical Society: A Common Body with a Conscious Self. Blavatsky Phenomenon
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- is not a god thinking in the man, but the man himself who is
- thinking, then the result is five logical ideas, — at
- calmed their uneasiness by thinking: ‘What must have happened
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- thinking was terribly abstract! — What in particular
- Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture IV: Blavatsky's Orientation: Spiritual, but Anti-Christian
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- me. There is a secret thinking and feeling and willing that
- Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture VI: The Two First Periods of the Anthroposophic Movement
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- way of thinking, and one of a quite peculiar kind, took place
- science way of thinking to the proof of what his feelings
- thinking, might be seen in the discussions that for a long time
- Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture VII: The Third Stage: The Present Day. - Life-Conditions of the Anthroposophical Society
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- after all, a good deal still of that style of thinking, which
- all, a good deal still of that style of thinking, which is
- Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture VIII: Conclusions: The Anthroposophical Society and its Future Conduct.
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- quite perplexed and nervous, thinking each time that he must
- accordingly, not a mechanically-thinking European; he becomes a
- spiritually-thinking Indian who, at the full flower of his
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- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- third beast is lazy thinking, the kind of thinking that would
- the world's phenomena with passive thinking. Man is too lazy
- and comfortable to activate his thinking. Humanity's thinking
- cannot. And existence cannot be comprehended by thinking with
- thinking if we want to grasp the spirit.
- thinking and we want to activate thinking, if we do not wish to
- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- the Threshold, what is necessary in feeling, willing, thinking
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- knowledge which reveals the contamination in our own thinking,
- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- thinking. When we create with ordinary consciousness we create
- correctly prepare ourselves for creative thinking, the
- spiritual world streams into our creative thinking. And then,
- our thinking, feeling and willing in order for the three beasts
- to be defeated: thinking, the thought - phantom; feeling -
- from real knowledge, firstly in our thinking. Normal human
- thinking is reflected in the thought-phantom of the first
- is the image of ordinary human thinking which thinks about
- thinking is a corpse. Where did the being live whose corpse
- this ordinary thinking is?
- contemporary civilization - when thinking from waking in the
- us in school and in life itself, our thinking is a corpse. It
- human figure. You must imagine this related to thinking. A
- our thinking when it lies buried in the brain as a corpse and
- Of thinking, that denies itself
- Of thinking, that denies itself
- Thinking, with which we achieve so much here in the
- died in thinking during this time on earth. The death of
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- leads to the spiritual world, and provided the thinking is not
- thinking, your feeling, your willing are held together by the
- physical body. You are a threefold human being: a thinking,
- immediately becomes a triple being. His thinking goes its own
- thinking flies out into distant space and that his feeling goes
- his feeling does not stay with him. Thinking at least goes out
- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- this threefold splitting in which one's thinking goes its way,
- Of thinking, that denies itself
- our gaze within in order to be alert to what our thinking
- that they instruct us what should enter into our thinking,
- in our thinking to accept the challenge with our selfhood which
- Just as through the first mantric verse we enter thinking, we
- enter the inner world of thinking through the second.
- aside thinking and try to observe your own feelings. In
- thinking everything is semblance. But when we descend into
- threefold sequence of thinking, feeling and willing. The soul
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- of the gods with all your thinking, all your feeling, all your
- speak to you, appealing to your thinking, feeling, willing, and
- different relationship of thinking, feeling and willing in us
- everyday consciousness, thinking, feeling and willing are bound
- closely bound together thinking, feeling and willing are in
- possible to separate thinking from feeling in the artistic
- esoteric is said, it must be possible to separate thinking from
- we do not understand them if we do not use pure thinking to do
- engendered through thinking. Such feelings should be developed
- from thinking.
- which pertains to thinking, can by grasped only when we feel
- thinking:
- able to withstand the separation of thinking, feeling and
- thinking, feeling and willing together for everyday
- the conception of my thinking also arose. If the tree didn't
- exist, I would not be thinking today. My hand is only necessary
- order that I can be a thinking being. Why should the hand be
- forces of thinking in the heavenly heights.
- Of thinking, that denies itself
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- constitutes man's inner self - thinking, feeling, willing -
- became clear to us how in a certain respect thinking, feeling
- the spiritual world, in a certain sense thinking, feeling and
- evening. Thinking, however, is the force which relates upwards
- thinking the higher powers.
- our thinking, feeling and willing, aware that our thinking,
- consciousness is passive thinking, with which we can indeed
- own thinking, that every thought is captured light - both for
- thinking is in your head. Think that your willing is none other
- thinking that you are, if you do not begin to experience the
- fact that when you are thinking you are living in the entire
- say to himself: If in my thinking I merge completely with the
- I merge with the light in my thinking, light-beings grasp hold
- thinking, make him one with the light, rend him from all the
- aware of the true nature of thinking. Therefore we should
- we meet him with our thinking, which has become independent and
- In that realm where your thinking
- thinking.
- In that realm where your thinking
- received by thinking and one must learn to feel when dealing
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- can see how in reality all thinking - this is unknown to people
- - is nothing other than a refined breathing. Thinking is
- breath circulating there is known as thinking in the physical
- world; sublimated breathing is thinking.
- in this abstract thinking existing as a kind of tenuous
- which we designate as thinking.
- thinking. When breathing, completely refined, strikes the sense
- refined-to-thinking breathing process is like an organized
- I have described it, is related to his thinking.
- we refine normal breathing to thinking of what is in our
- it is in this descent from thinking to perception where we
- far as thinking is concerned, it is as though we expected our
- realize how hard ordinary thinking is. Ordinary thinking is
- stone hard. One really feels thinking with angles and edges
- thinking actually hurts when it appears in its particular
- of the suffering which is caused by today's thinking if he does
- breezes, where breath is grasped by thinking, then what I
- described happens. But this inner death of thinking, this death
- those who have advanced to Imagination, thinking is a hushed
- light. But when we become aware that thinking, this having
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- being which expresses itself psychically in thinking, feeling
- and willing. In reality they are three humans: the thinking
- and other earthly forces. In our thinking - which as earthly
- thinking is only capable of understanding the earthly - we must
- the sensory world we think that the site of thinking and mental
- But this thinking in the head is always mixed a little bit with
- the sensory world the whole extent of thinking and a small
- reverse: a small amount of thinking and much widespread willing
- know that when thinking is not considered as a function of the
- that thinking does not belong to an individual, but to the
- Thinking's germinal-waking cosmic-life.
- thinking as feeling in respect to cosmic being, when you
- thinking to be concentrated in the head, here [in the first
- thinking is brought directly into connection with the limbs,
- And thinking gives you
- thus, willing becomes thinking,
- normally differentiate willing, feeling, thinking from below
- in the middle, thinking below at the limbs.
- thinking, observed in the limbs, is human striving, which can
- Thinking's germinal-waking cosmic-life.
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- soul-life, thinking, feeling and willing, here is this
- earth-life are held together by our physical bodies. Thinking,
- this. Feeling (green) extends into thinking (yellow); willing
- following [drawing again]: thinking (yellow) is freed,
- physical body had held thinking, feeling and willing together,
- soon as we leave our physical bodies with our thinking, we
- perceive this thinking as one with all that is manifested in
- instrument of our thinking. But now we begin to feel the stars,
- the other planets. Between what we experience as thinking in
- What must be perfectly clear however, is that our thinking, our
- thinking.
- Dear friends, dear sisters and brothers, this thinking which
- before we descended to this physical world a living thinking
- earthly corpse-thinking. From it spring forth - but dead - the
- observe the thinking that corresponds to life on earth.
- gradually we learn to see through this thinking. Within the
- true, living thinking in which we lived before descending to
- his dead thinking [sketch: red part of the head]. But behind
- this dead thinking in the head's spiritual cell is the living
- thinking [yellow part of the head]. And this living thinking
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- my warmth; one must say: I enlighten myself by thinking through
- holds thinking, feeling and willing together through its own
- experiencing, thinking, feeling and willing are no longer one,
- thinking and separated from willing.
- if we are able to grasp thinking in such a way that thoughts
- are freed from physical existence, it is as though our thinking
- the threshold: my thinking rests in the resting stars; my
- unites with the earth forces. So thinking, feeling, willing are
- not need to bind thinking, feeling and willing together,
- unity. Thinking, feeling and willing would be constantly
- other side of the threshold, they are divided so that thinking
- doing this we must experience thinking, feeling and willing in
- such a way that we can communicate to thinking, which has gone
- thinking and willing; to willing, which is bound to the earth,
- something of thinking and feeling. This something we indeed can
- there is where your thinking lies. But I will bring the starry
- incorporated feeling and willing into thinking, which is bound
- system. Then I have assigned thinking and willing to
- and thinking to this being bound to the earth. In thought I
- Feeling is combined with willing. I add thinking to the mixture
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- When they talk of Thought they know nothing of real thinking;
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- as in the East of Europe was there so much thinking concerning
- the basis of their thinking, so we can show that in the Eastern
- thinking is directed to the question of Evil and of Death. The
- Please just bear in mind how this thinking concerning the
- of their own thinking, and it was no external facts of
- lived under the impulse of thinking along these lines, even if
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- that in our entire human nature, not merely in our thinking but
- it is really necessary for our modern social thinking that we
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- who have such a horror of sharp clearly defined thinking, who
- the other hand, to absorb themselves in dry, barren thinking;
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- defined thinking, who rebel against forming clear concepts of
- thinking — dividing and separating everything up
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- matters that will turn people into thinking human beings. For
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- have an influence on an organ, or to cast a horoscope thinking
- right way. Once social thinking is ruined, nothing rational can
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- manner of thinking ignores something I have repeatedly
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- forces from the nerves for thinking. We draw these forces
- out and use them for thinking. This is extremely interesting.
- Ordinarily, it is assumed that the nerves do the thinking, but
- the nerves do not think. We can employ the nerves for thinking
- away for thinking. It is really so. When we truly ponder the
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- over into men's thinking of what is purely mechanical. Whenever he
- thinking of all those bitter experiences and of how, almost 40
- understanding for this whole method of thinking and feeling; that
- Universe, and so on. No, such thinking about World Riddles is
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- been able to evolve your thinking. For your thoughts must
- thinking man must possess in order to acquire the
- thinking which must exist in front of the memory-mirror,
- effects the continuation of thinking into the etheric body. The
- of thinking, so that nothing real and essential is reached; yet
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- execute experiments, and so on. You are not thinking at all
- thinking. If we look into the brain, we see that the hindbrain
- is related to breathing and to thinking. Breathing has, in
- fact, a pronounced relationship to thinking.
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- The Brain and Thinking
- thinking, that there are no thoughts where no brain exists.
- thinking. But if those people, who in fact make little use of
- thinking, however, are contained in the statement that the
- like a brain, which is supposed to be the thinking apparatus.
- can see that it is a matter of correct thinking. But those who
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- used for thinking. We therefore have phosphorus in us. I have
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- avoid too much speculative thinking. This might sound strange,
- thinking only results when one simply allows the facts to guide
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- is in the habit of thinking! A person who cannot think does not
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- room in which she was resting, thinking it was all right to do
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- system for my thinking. This is a most interesting point.
- require much thinking. But anthroposophy wishes to begin to
- thinking. In anthroposophy, however, one must exert oneself,
- Title: Health and Illness II: Lecture VIII: The Effect of Absinthe; Hemophilia;The Ice Age; The Declining Oriental and the Rising European Cultures; On Bees
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- by Basilius Valentinus. He cannot help thinking that he is
- thinking really can be absorbed in the outside world. This is
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- side. To physical thinking it may seem grotesque. The moment we set
- aside physical thinking it is a reality. The world is not endless. As
- with a thinking adequate to the spiritual world. And this can already
- be found in pure logical thinking. Seek out the possible varieties of
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- the modern man's way of thinking, it is no doubt an grotesquely
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- soul-life of man. The life of the human soul falls into Thinking,
- Feeling and Willing. Thinking finds its corresponding physical
- the human head, i.e. with our thinking. If they were not concerning
- themselves with our thinking — with that which is going on in
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- mode of thinking, adopted it himself. The absorption in
- was clarity of thought, and there is no clear thinking at all in
- maintains that there is no clarity of thinking here. What does “minus
- way of thinking and his astute perspicacity, applied to literature.
- In order, presumably, to make it plain how his way of thinking
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- natural-scientific thinking in the second half of the 19th century is
- time as men who were steeped in the natural-scientific thinking of
- thinking.
- in the way of art and, I will not say of subtle “thinking”
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- conscious in man, all his conscious thinking is of less significance
- the next incarnation. A man who is lazy in his thinking in one
- laziness of thinking becomes slowness of limb; and, vice versa,
- sluggish, lazy thinking in the next.
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- also in respect of the whole way of thinking and feeling. And if we
- atmosphere, when we understand what it means for all our thinking to
- say that if once this ‘thinking in common’ is an active
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- man's whole way of thinking and perception, in all his views of
- thinking, flung as it were across centuries, is now applied to human
- badly. For the Platonic conceptions and mode of thinking cannot
- another cooled, but in their whole way of thinking they grew apart;
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- purely materialistic-naturalistic thinking which has become so
- shall be right thinking. The architecture that would have fulfilled
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- following: — When you look at the thinking element in man, as
- you disregard man's thoughts, the direction of his thinking,
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- is engaged in a handicraft of some sort. But because in his thinking
- thinking in their past life. (Of course, one needs other grounds for
- thinking in their past earthly life. People with many freckles have
- Thinking is simply a refined, delicate breathing. The blood
- the blood circulation, of breathing, of thinking, of self-movement.
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- been replaced by something else, namely, abstract thinking. The human
- taken thoroughly into account was that all his thinking had a certain
- incarnations) and his thinking was lit by a gleam of consciousness
- man's thinking has more affinity with the soul-constitution of
- the Moon Beings than has the thinking of an average scientist like Du
- thinking became customary, is able to blend with the substance of the
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- thinking can be reasonable, indeed no other way is sound or healthy.
- thinking.
- been thinking during the hours of their waking life, this will give
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- conscious of fatigue in thinking even as in hewing wood, if
- I may use the trivial comparison. Today the thinking of
- said, ‘Thinking takes hold of men. Thought, the
- indeed. Thinking itself is not to be attacked, but only the
- thinking.’
- replied, ‘In Thinking, through the very fact that man
- not seek to approach it with his thinking), — in
- Thinking, to compensate for the former heavenly reality, an
- thinking.
- not be taken hold of with the forms of dead thinking. For
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- By merely thinking in theories — enumerating so many
- so by thinking the realities that are enacted there.
- Thinking thus we
- what this means, my dear friends. We are thinking truly of
- thinking rightly if to the first and the second saying we
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- thinking of Kant (“das kantige Kant'sche
- the ‘angular thinking of Kant.’ Yet everything
- imagine this a very learned kind of thinking. They may
- thinking has little meaning for them until a certain age.
- approaching such realities as these and thinking a little
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- he attain to that independent Thinking which we may call:
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- thinking, as we see him, where can this man belong? We
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- consisting of natural laws, speaking and thinking in abstract terms,
- The Redemption of Thinking. A Study in the Philosophy of Thomas
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- “free-thinking religion” if one may so describe it. Having
- thinking, with that which lives in the subconscious as darkened, veiled
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- his thinking was a kind of clairvoyance. It was still so even in the
- perceive whence thinking receives its inspiration. It became one great
- longing in him to find the source of thinking in the spiritual world,
- next his death. He saw the human being thinking.
- in pictures the Thinking of the universe.
- sharp-witted thinking — a thinking, however, in perpetual flow,
- profane in our inner life or in our way of thinking and then we shall
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- thinking had been coloured in a Cabbalistic way, so that far more became
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- strengthen thinking by means of
- thinking because by force of habit he allows the
- thinking. Modern man can achieve this,
- the whole of his being into the activity of thinking, to give
- himself up to this thinking with all inner intensity and, with
- thinking.
- especially in geometry. As regards the activity of thinking
- being, to experience the nature of this thinking in its
- one has an experience of the activity of thinking when
- When we now intensify thinking, it is
- way of thinking is to absorb in the right manner and really
- this awareness of the activity of thinking in relation to the
- Our next experience after that of the activity of thinking,
- senses are silent, that one lives only in active thinking, that
- some real thinking particularly when the mind is occupied with
- one does not really do any actual thinking, for in this mental
- activity of modern man, who so dislikes thinking about anything
- not real thinking. The mind is merely weaving in
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- the inner life of thinking.
- activity of thinking even when it is free from
- This experience of thinking is at the same time
- kind of thinking — which is by no means so difficult
- through this inner awareness of thinking a man enters into the
- world, one has to get behind the ordinary ways of thinking,
- the abstract, dead thinking, as it were, to the inner, living
- thinking. If one is to enter into the world of the deep
- is necessary not only to develop the faculty of living thinking
- behind the ordinary dead thinking, but to be
- further, it is not enough to rise from living thinking which,
- In living thinking one is active in the
- thinking and an intensified faculty of speech projected
- every time action takes place, even if only in thinking that
- thinking gives rise to a process in the brain,
- thinking that is externally stimulated to inwardly quickened
- thinking; then, in this inwardly quickened thinking, we
- — not unthinking will as imagined by Schopenhauer, but a
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- living thinking in order to experience our
- must say: For the etheric world the inner living thinking
- thinking we touch this world of flowing colours and
- thinking is the element of touch in relation to what
- astral body? In the soul we have our thinking,
- also grasped the meaning of thinking, feeling and
- ‘chair-doctrine,’ thinking in terms of
- through living Thinking
- the etheric world: through living thinking: touch.
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- the physical world, he perceives his thinking, his feeling
- experiences this thinking, feeling and willing as being
- inwardly perceives this thinking, feeling and willing.
- this “I” with this thinking, feeling and willing,
- speak in a general way, to be sure you may say: Thinking,
- thinking exhausts itself. Just as we as human beings stand in
- the impulse to the thinking which exist in the astral body is
- However, the thinking develops itself as a thought only
- whole thinking would remain unconscious to us as physical
- our thinking were to merely flow along just as dreams flow
- thinking is actually a very complicated process. It has its
- want to ask the question: Is our thinking process and memory
- first place, so that we feel it as thinking; we feel the
- world of the astral body as thinking. However, the thinking I
- into the ether body so that the thinking itself cannot be
- conscious of your thinking there, but you become aware of
- impulses. Just as in our thinking beings of the Third
- thinking, but your thinking in so far as it is turned to its
- inner side is only the one side of thinking. That which you
- tell us that thinking, feeling and willing stand in
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- different from what one can experience through thinking and
- thinking logically. This is the faculty which the Western
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- thinking will dominate. Whenever a child is born, one will
- thinking, a sort of law which will have the aim of
- suppressing all individual thinking. On the other hand there is
- individual thinking into pure materialistic thinking where
- effect of which will be to exclude all individual thinking.
- very happy with that. We do not need to do any more thinking;
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- thinking, the perception, the willing, the feeling of your
- thinking. If it were not through this external imprisonment,
- of his brain are imprisoned. Then that which we call thinking
- thinking, depict the population of Middle Europe as being
- stands in reality; whereas the abstract thinking which
- corresponds to the materialistic thinking does not bother
- this, my dear friends, show how limited the thinking is when
- thinking, feeling and willing. Only through the fact that man
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- everyday thinking and that which draws up out of the depths
- thinking and the spiritual experience, a connection does not
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- all human thinking right into the simplest mass of people, is
- first prepared to become a tool for our present thinking, of
- body and brings the thinking into a certain direction. This
- you influence the thinking of man as such, that it is very
- this occur? Thinking habits develop themselves in the course
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- thinking than most of today's learned people are able to
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- thinking. Now, I am not speaking about something abstract,
- intellect, the intellectual thinking in its 5th
- of the would has to be added to this intellectual thinking.
- to make our thinking healthy, to enable our thought forms to
- people from developing the sort of thinking that deals with
- “Thinking according to reality” when you read my
- thing when the thinking of the human being is confused by a
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- learn to regard the process of thinking as a searching and a seeking.
- faculty of thinking is not bestowed upon us for the purpose of
- they may be rushed into the world. The gift of thinking was not
- thought but for the purpose of searching and seeking. Thinking as
- attempt to use their faculty of thinking as an instrument for
- want to get through their thinking quickly and not to make it a path
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- Thinking that Accords with Reality and Thinking that is in
- the onward progress of humanity. Thinking in accordance with reality
- influences which have here been described. Thinking in accordance
- for it comes into clash with whole world of unreal thinking. A
- between our Anthroposophical Movement and unreal thinking; —
- thinking that is in accordance with reality with thinking that
- thinking that is in accordance with reality and thinking that is
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- there entered into his thinking the idea of a kind of modern Christ,
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- was a matter of logical thinking, he could reckon, pass judgements and
- The contrast in human nature between the regularity of normal thinking
- thinking, to the kind of regularity which governs the appearance of
- human institution was preparing human souls for thinking the great
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- or earthly life. They were thinking of the contrast we just mentioned
- long since become so accustomed to thinking that we do not ask this
- question any more; we have grown so fond of thinking. Like eating and
- machine. Thinking is too heavy a burden to them and they flee from
- nature fashioned man so that thinking is not even included among his
- free individuality by virtue of his thinking. Such a question,
- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Four: Human Organism, Results of Prenatal Formative Powers. Dual Nature of Man. Powers behind the Existence of the Body as Expressed Pictorally by the Body and as Expressed in a Draughtsmanlike Fashion by the Head.
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- thinking about the location of the faculty in a very materialistic
- way. For the most part, such a person is only thinking of how the
- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Five: How a Person Grows into the Three Spiritual Realms of Wisdom, Beauty and Goodness. How These Shine Down into the Spiritual Part of Man.
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- over his desires by thinking about them, feeling his way into them and
- thinking of people of today. Observing man as he presently is on
- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Seven: The Connection between the Human Being and the Cosmos. The Twelve Regions of the Senses and the Seven Life Processes.
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- being that is doing the thinking and forming the concepts. That
- is what happens if one turns one's thinking, one's living thinking,
- towards the being of another. Through living thinking one can behold
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- Schleich). Thinking backwards as a preparation for spiritual
- spiritual-scientific presuppositions lead our thinking and our will.
- spiritual science, his thinking is still wholly materialistic. But he
- to prepare for the future by getting accustomed to thinking backwards.
- thinking backwards, just as they take hold of the physical world by
- means of thinking forwards. Our ability to imagine the physical world
- is a result of the direction of our thinking.
- at things: a way of thinking that proceeds backwards.
- thinking. But for someone who has gone only a little way beyond the
- contemporary modes of thought might shrink in horror from thinking
- thinking backwards and drawing particular philosophical conclusions
- from the impossibility of thinking backwards.
- to the fact that thinking backwards is especially difficult to imagine
- conflict so readily. But a musical person whose thinking is
- thinking backwards is simply beyond the scope of our human head. In
- thinking things backwards, really backwards. He tries to deal with
- exactitude, thinking the whole event backwards. He describes further
- simply means that he is going against his own habitual thinking and,
- modern music must relate to the habits of materialistic thinking and
- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Nine: Enlivening the Sense Processes and Ensouling the Life Processes. Aesthetic Enjoyment and Aesthetic Creativity. Logic and the Sense for Reality.
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- thinking, feeling and willing: here is another triad of soul
- faculties. The new faculties differ from thinking, feeling and willing
- is forced to think in a certain way; thinking is not at all free. What
- or does not love, and when his thinking follows or avoids inner
- had to be in that era. At that time thinking was not yet spiritually
- their powers of abstraction, thinking up new abstractions. More, and
- increasingly more, there must arise a thinking that accords with
- reality and is not merely logical. Thinking alters the whole course of
- Madonna from the standpoint of thinking that accords with reality?
- materialistic way of thinking but, like so many things produced by
- Greeks did not yet possess the abstract manner of thinking that we
- appropriate for today. But the manner of thinking is not the important
- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Ten: Loss of the Ability to Orient Oneself in Reality and the Helplessness of Modern Scientific Driteria in a Materialistic Age.
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- analysis of some recent directions in recent philosophical thinking. I
- the concepts produced by the thinking that preceded his time-all the
- thinking up to the last third of the nineteenth century. Although it
- approached its concepts more or less critically, this earlier thinking
- most economical for our thinking, the one that requires the least
- ways of thinking that we find most comfortable these are the
- like. That really is a picture of the kind of thinking on which
- false is a totally impossible way of thinking. One makes judgements.
- thinking I have just described is that it has spread to practically
- thinking. The following interesting example demonstrates this. In the
- wholly absurd. For our thinking attributes all sorts of qualities to
- has become available to mankind. At the same time, men's thinking has
- become increasingly powerless. Thinking has lost its sovereignty over
- abstract thinking is another factor. One did not think so much in
- earlier times, but one tried to keep one's thinking connected to the
- external world and to actual experience. It was felt that thinking
- of thinking, one has also learned to think abstractly has
- become accustomed to abstract thinking and has become fond of it. To
- lecturer must produce some kind of elevated thinking or research, and
- immense! A kind of hypertrophy of thinking, so to speak, has been thus
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- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Eleven: Memory and Habit as Metamorphoses of Former Spiritual Experiences that were Subject to Luciferic and Ahrimanic Influences.
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- the terms of present-day thinking. This condition had to end because
- agreement between what we are thinking and the physical facts. In
- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Twelve: How Thoughts are Engraved into the Substance of the Cosmos and the Consequences Following from This. Metamorphosis of Memory and Habit.
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- imaginative consciousness as thinking.
- must gradually learn to adopt towards thinking.
- desires, it is possible, broadly speaking, to understand thinking as
- Ahriman can do with our thinking. But Ahriman is on the alert once
- thinking has been taken to the point where it is ripe for
- responsibility, we need to learn to view all thinking as a kind of
- can search. Thinking is to be seen as a process that can remain for a
- the maxim of using thinking as a method of seeking, and of suspending
- must know everything. People never use their thinking to search out
- also requires our thinking to traverse a certain path. For this truth,
- people want to go in the other direction. They do not want thinking to
- they want to get the thinking over with as quickly as possible. But we
- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Thirteen: Allocation of the Whole Human Form to the Cosmos. Technical Discoveries and the Human Physical Organization. Collisions between Thinking that Accords with Reality and Thinking that is in Opposition to Reality.
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- thinking that accords with reality and thinking that is in opposition
- men as well were thinking quite clearly about the situation a
- materialistic age, the notion of thinking in accordance with reality
- describing; thinking that is in accord with reality has become a
- today collides with all the contemporary thinking that is at variance
- anthroposophical Movement again and again collides with thinking that
- and thinking that is an enemy of reality show what is involved in
- standing up for the truth today. That other thinking is opposed to
- understand this distinction between thinking that is in harmony with
- reality and thinking that is an enemy of reality.
- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Fourteen: Metamorphoses of the Twelve Sense Zones through Luciferic and Ahrimanic Influences.
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- entirely different is involved when we ourselves are thinking; this
- thinking is not an activity of our sense of thought. That still
- materialistic thinking speaks of only five senses, for it only
- thinking or thought. Nor, because of the nature of the thinking
- Materialistic thinking is happy to restrict its view of the world to
- inadequate views of modern thinking is the view that we always more or
- perceive the whole direction of another's thinking and to live in it,
- thinking. What a man says to us through the words we hear is almost
- thinking. If there had been no ahrimanic intervention, if the things I
- involved both in thinking, and also, from within, in the life
- Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Fifteen: The Twelve Senses. The Reorganization of the Seven Life Processes by Luciferic and Ahrimanic Powers. Francis Bacon Inaugurates Materialism and the Science of Idols.
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- materialism and into materialistic thinking, feeling and experiencing.
- Title: Wrong and Right Use: Lecture 1: Secret Brotherhoods-1, -or- Wrong and Right Use of Esoteric Knowledge-1, -or- Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World-Part 1
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- hold of a person's thinking, feeling and willing —
- This way of thinking has been very tempting always, in all
- unclear thinking about all such connections. While the evil
- Title: Wrong and Right Use: Lecture 2: Secret Brotherhoods-2, -or- Wrong and Right Use of Esoteric Knowledge-2, -or- Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World-Part 2
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- thinking is widespread to-day; and philosophers such as, for
- Title: Wrong and Right Use: Lecture 3: Secret Brotherhoods-3, -or- Wrong and Right Use of Esoteric Knowledge-3, -or- Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World-Part 3, -or- German Philosophy: Kant, Schelling, Hegel, Goethe
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- I gave you the example of how an American way of thinking tries
- third great question concerns ways of thinking about human
- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 1: On the Functions of the Nervous System
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- importance of scientific methods of thinking, both for the
- introduce scientific thinking gradually into the conceptions
- one of the channels through which scientific thinking will
- way of thinking entered the evolution of mankind at the same
- scientific way of thinking.
- explained that the scientific way of thinking was obliged at
- human thinking, ever since 1879. In the scientific sphere
- will dawn for human thinking (it is terrible that such things
- are still in the experimental stage. Man's thinking must
- which he develops, in order that his thinking may regulate,
- show how really sound thinking ceases when scientific
- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 2: Concerning the World of the Dead
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- the boundary which separates our thinking from our feeling
- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 3: Our Life with the Dead
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- speaking, or you know that you are thinking when you think.
- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 4: The Rhythmical Relationship of Man with the Universe
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- thinking, because pure thoughts cannot cause or produce
- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 5: The Members of Man's Being and the Periods of His Life
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- what we call our understanding, or our thinking consciousness
- of self. When our understanding and our conscious thinking
- thinking are really essentially younger than we ourselves
- that which develops in our thinking, independently of the
- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 6: New Spiritual Impulses in History
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- thinking very clearly when they say this, that all events,
- habit of thinking that this reality can be embraced in
- Golgotha, as documents in the same sense. The way of thinking
- Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 7: The Inadequacy of Natural Science for the Knowledge of the Life of the Soul
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- clear, precise thinking is above all a necessity, a striving
- fantasy, this means out of a thinking which is not ruled by
- the process of disintegration and willed thinking.
- thinking; it is there in any case, in fact it is always
- disintegration with something coming out of pure thinking,
- weakness of the present way of thinking. And this weakness
- instance, and while you are thinking of this you remember
- Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture I: The Birth of the Consciousness Soul
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- control. Independent thinking became possible only when he
- Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture II: Symptomatology of Recent Centuries
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- liberal opinion ... soon to be called free-thinking
- of political thinking. The latter-day liberal parties were
- thinking that was peculiar to his class and which was simply
- has a different outlook. But his way of thinking too is only
- marketed since the sixteenth century, a way of thinking
- in consequence a different way of thinking. And because a
- Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture III: Characteristics of Historical Symptoms in Recent Times
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- of thinking.
- course speak of the scientific mode of thinking in terms of
- thinking. But it is important to consider in what respect
- this scientific thinking has become a historical symptom like
- Soul, the scientific mode of thinking has steadily increased
- thinking and that is why scientists themselves have gradually
- thinking of scientists or even of monistic visionaries that
- must engage our attention, but the mode of thinking of the
- counterpoise is a universal thinking that is in conformity
- mode of thinking — after it had achieved certain
- inconceivable without the support of scientific thinking.
- give heed to this scientific thinking, if, from the point of
- scientific thinking that it can only apprehend the
- conscious thinking to a superabundant vitality. This
- conscious thinking, this very core of man's being grew and
- Characteristically the dead hand of scientific thinking has
- scientific thinking, different from that of Copernicus,
- thinking which, when fully developed, must lead to a
- his thinking is no less efficacious. Thinking does not cease
- waking hours. The moment we fall asleep, scientific thinking
- Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture IV: The Historical Significance of the Scientific Mode of Thinking
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- Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture V: The Supersensible Element in the Study of History
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- many respects modern thinking — and again this is not
- The thinking current in modern science is almost without
- exception typical of the kind of thinking that says: the
- thinking will prove to be inadequate if we wish to create in
- Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VI: Brief Reflections on the Publication of the New Edition of 'The Philosophy of Freedom'
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- teaching and allows his thinking to be determined solely by
- are taught to harness their thinking only to the sensible
- and political questions. For a thinking that is tied to the
- been positively stifled by a thinking that is conditioned in
- knowledge of freedom by self-disciplined thinking.
- thinking freed from the tyranny of the senses, in genuine
- scientific thinking.
- basis of free, independent scientific thinking. Their ideas
- were the product of a thinking corrupted by its attachment to
- when we recognize that we must build upon a thinking freed
- Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VII: Incidental Reflections on the Occasion of the New Edition of 'Goethes Weltanschauung'
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- for a modern way of thinking, a teaching that enabled me to be
- association with scientific thinking to the fact that the
- scientific thinking.
- link with scientific thinking. It is to this scientific
- thinking that I owed the impulse which is fundamentally
- aware that his outlook and thinking had nothing in common
- Goetheanism could determine men's thinking, their religious
- Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VIII: Religious Impulses of the Fifth Post-Atlantean Epoch
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- habit of thinking. I do not mean, of course, the thinking
- that is the proud boast of modern science, but the thinking
- an inner aura impregnating the thinking and feeling of this
- Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture IX: The Relation Between the Deeper European Impulses and Those of the Present Day
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- became still further emasculated. Thus the modes of thinking
- the God, to the idea of whom enlightened thinking leads, the
- Title: Fundamental Social: Lecture 1: The Transforming of Instinctive into Conscious Impulses
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- consider many things in the social thinking of the 5th
- to the 16th century, do we see this conscious thinking about
- very dawn of conscious thinking on economic matters you see
- social and a socialistic thinking of the present day, which
- proletarian thinking at the present time. For on the economic
- sharp ideas on these things, and if you know the thinking of
- force in the proletarian thinking of today, from its most
- thinking this idea no longer exists in the same radical form.
- iron Law of Wages, were thinking of the determination of
- proletariat, however, the conscious thinking about the social
- thoughts. And the conscious thinking about the social
- Marxist, proletarian thinking.
- into the socialist thinking, which, however, modifies and
- driving force of proletarian thinking. And now the thought
- these writers describe as a kind of communistic thinking,
- pedant as dramatist or poet. But as to thinking any thoughts
- proletarian thinking of today they keep repeating that all
- Title: Fundamental Social: Lecture 2: The Logic of Thought and the Logic of Reality
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- rational thinking, abstract thinking, natural scientific
- from the usual thinking of today to the Spiritual Science of
- ordinary thinking that runs on purely abstract lines may fall
- the metaphysical legalistic way of thinking has taken such
- it. That you cannot conclude by thinking, that you must see.
- of sight is a different thinking from the logic of mere
- so-called logical sequences to which modern thinking has
- especially through the way of thinking that is prevalent
- manner, the form, the structure of his thinking has changed,
- Spiritual Science, should enter our thinking, for only in
- Natural-Scientific type of thinking something that cannot
- conceive the social life, not with the kind of thinking that
- “respectable” thinking. We should naturally
- a commodity. This way of thinking has become habitual since
- that this question depends on our thinking rightly about
- production and consumption. Today men are thinking altogether
- will not turn to that realistic thinking which I have
- Title: Fundamental Social: Lecture 3: The Metamorphosis of Intelligence
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- expression in the characteristic ways of thinking of these
- throughout the Earth, and with the ideas I am thinking out
- abstract definition, abstract thinking, and realistic
- thinking. Ask yourselves: What is the driving force in those
- thinking. I will tell you one such question, relating to what
- thinking is to make things communal property. But, my dear
- the alternative. The proletarian thinking of the present day
- not train their thinking with respect to a reality like this,
- Title: Fundamental Social: Lecture 4: The New Revelation of the Spirit
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- and with the whole way of thinking of the present age. And
- tested, by anyone who wishes to do so, with the thinking
- — and notably with the scientific thinking — of
- of certain errors, certain aberrations of human thinking in
- the last few centuries, human thinking has in a certain
- thinking which takes its start from mechanistic ideas is
- thinking. But from this point onward it is necessary to turn
- future. Clear and sharp thinking trained in the modern,
- has arisen at this pole a kind of natural scientific thinking
- four and a half years, whose thinking is still the very same
- trained in the way of modern thinking, and then directed to
- interpret by thinking nothing at all, and letting the symbols
- this “thinking in a new way.” Yet this is the
- thing that matters; in this new thinking, we may say, the
- for life itself— by true thinking, which accords with
- itself. We need a thinking which not only thinks different
- thinking strives towards the ideal of “not I, but
- Title: Fundamental Social: Lecture 5: Understand One-Another
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- thinking — was influenced by this. It is quite true,
- our way of thinking at the present time much that belongs to
- Title: Mysteries of Light: Lecture I: The Dualism in the Life of the Present Time
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- modern thinking, sensibility, feeling, and willing. We have in the
- Title: Mysteries of Light: Lecture II: The Development of Architecture
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- ordinary social thinking, and so on; and how they must be spoken of
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- complete transformation of learning and thinking with regard
- in learning, a change in thinking, then the moral deluge will
- thinking and learning — it is important to realize what it
- because of sheer laziness in thinking and feeling. You should not be
- fructifying of human thinking, feeling, and willing from the
- seriously accustom our thinking to the canceling of time. In
- following the third, and so on; and our thinking is always an image
- à. If we reverse our thinking, so that it goes from
- of from morning to evening, then we are thinking against time. We
- If we are able to continue such thinking, going back in our life as
- thinking, feeling, and willing become separated in the consciousness.
- In the ordinary present-day consciousness thinking, feeling, and
- experience, thinking, feeling, and willing become independent powers
- Only then does one learn really to distinguish thinking from feeling
- Especially does one learn to distinguish thinking
- from willing. If we consider the thinking which is active in us as
- we consider the thinking force in us, we find that the very
- death, then thinking, as it exists in man within the course of this
- Thinking and willing in human nature are fundamentally different.
- have been told today that thinking is the force which comes from the
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- call the thinking faculty; and indeed they were the first
- Brahman as the descendants of these people who combined the thinking
- their primal characteristic is that they combined the thinking-power
- extinguished, and the thinking-power remained to them. Among the
- Title: Man: Hieroglyph: Lecture One
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- through intellectual thinking, to recognition of the stern Necessity
- symmetry has something to do with our thinking. If we
- if we wish to express decisive thinking in dumb show. When we place
- discriminating that goes on within us, all the thinking and judging
- plane of discriminative Thinking. The second plane, which
- straight line. If however, we learn to describe Thinking, Feeling and
- in space as psychic-spiritual beings, with our Thinking, Feeling and
- human Thinking, and the second plane with human Feeling, to consider
- say: Man is a thinking, feeling and willing being. As an external
- being, he is connected by Thinking with one plane, with another at
- Thinking, Feeling and Willing appear to human knowledge as terribly
- ask oneself conscientiously, when using the word Thinking, whether it
- pictures; even when we take just that one picture for Thinking
- and in our thinking too, there is a sort of handling or feeling of
- Title: Man: Hieroglyph: Lecture Two
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- We must ask the question: If it is true that our Thinking is to be
- instead of thinking of the yearly cycle of the plant, we turn our
- one, that abstractions have become possible. All abstract thinking,
- all thinking on the plane of pure thought, is bound to this head
- Title: Man: Hieroglyph: Lecture Three
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- have their source in the whole materialistic mode of thinking in use
- The conception of the world which, in its abstract thinking, gave rise
- of thinking concretely about the Cosmos and penetrating into the
- plane of Thinking; that is, our Thought Plane would be co-ordinated to
- lies on this or on the other side of the plane of Thinking. We feel
- Title: Man: Hieroglyph: Lecture Six
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- undergoes complete change. We must not make the mistake of thinking
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- makes to the thinking whether I understand how to move my fingers
- our thinking. These things must be followed with understanding and
- Title: Man: Hieroglyph: Lecture Ten
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- sense-free thinking — that is to say, in the processes taking
- place in man when he directs pure thinking by his Will and orientates
- Title: Man: Hieroglyph: Lecture Eleven
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- very possibility of thinking.
- for on the foundation the thinking man possesses To-day; a true social
- order can only come about through a thinking trained in a science
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- in this domain some moral thinking was introduced. That of course
- together from these two streams. Thus for man's thinking the world
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- of Thinking. English translation of these lectures by A. P.
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- be called the transition to pure thinking. All the material substance
- for thinking, the Earth will cease to be a cosmic body. And what man
- united with scientific thinking. This comes about because man says:
- grasped when one understands the nature of sense-free thinking.
- Sense-free thinking however needs again the connection with the world,
- Title: Responsibility of Man: Lecture I
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- who have a disinclination for severely contoured thinking and
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- extension of intellectual thinking throughout the whole
- intellectual thinking human beings according to the modern idea
- intellectual thinking does not depend in any way upon what
- — none of that stimulates us to intellectual thinking.
- thinking.
- with what is our intellectual thinking. But when we look out
- our intellectual thinking. We, therefore, as human beings, are
- become the thinking beings we have become, especially since the
- intellectual thinking was not then the most significant
- clear-cut thinking; but that he owes to the circumstance that
- prevailing in you, you become a thinking being. Ahriman seeks
- Title: Responsibility of Man: Lecture V
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- individual, does not raise it to pure thinking, that is not
- Title: Materialism/Anthroposophy: Lecture I
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- force in man had diminished. Moritz Benedikt and thinking that
- not have such perfect organs of thinking, in the purely
- heaven that people in Greek times did not possess thinking
- drawing on left). He exerts his organs of thinking and
- thinking done with so little cleverness as in the middle of
- contain the completely abstract thinking of later times which
- but then he can think less, because, for thinking, he
- aided them in this thinking the most was the physical body.
- But this physical thinking was connected with the special
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- Errors in mere thinking and errors rooted in actuality. The latter, for
- The nature of imagination; essence of reflective thinking; objective
- In thinking,
- processes of human thinking. I pointed out that it so
- of an ascent to Imaginative thinking is to have before your
- thinking, of thought and perceptual experiences, with what
- leading to memory as recollective thinking — and in
- our modern thinking, in the thinking of today's civilization,
- process, in thinking which arrives at objective knowledge.
- of life. Thinking, ordinary perception, is not related to
- arrive at a comprehension of thinking. To be sure, what we
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- based on man's physical thinking and takes hold only of the
- thinking based on cosmic insight to the specifically
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- instead steeped in the flood of juristic thinking, which
- abstract thinking in the Roman world maintained itself in the
- Greek ideas did appear, and Greek thinking constantly sensed
- then connected with thinking, with external perception. But
- since the whole ego experience is bound up with thinking, the
- had fallen victim to abstract thinking, the old etheric
- period in time, this whole trend of abstract thinking had
- Title: Materialism/Anthroposophy: Lecture VI
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- human nature, with his thinking, feeling, and willing,
- to speak the truth based on this form of thinking and yet, at
- modern thinking could not give him any content for them.
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- thinking concerning numbers was dealt with in a significantly
- more. hence repeating the same act of thinking. We can repeat
- thinking about numbers, we have to illustrate this a little,
- for this older way of thinking about numbers is foreign to
- imaginative thinking in the qualities of numbers did
- in which case we are not thinking of measuring something. For
- relation to the totality of the human being without thinking
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- abstract form to penetrate the doctrines with its thinking.
- possessed no independent rational thinking. If this
- independent rational thinking, this actual intellectual
- thinking, is to develop, it has to make use of the instrument
- intellectual thinking is acquired in the period from waking
- developing inwardly cramped thinking so that they can avoid
- Title: Materialism/Anthroposophy: Lecture X
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- thinking turned into human, subjective shadow images, causing
- separation into merely logical thinking and a will left to its own
- century of bringing reality into shadowy thinking by way of the
- ordinary waking. Thinking about something was a process still
- had a certain feeling in regard to the more profound thinking
- Nowadays human beings do not have the feeling that thinking
- morally good and yet engaged in thinking. In a sense, they
- reproached themselves for thinking even though they were bad
- to be, but I can engage in thinking. Up to the fifteenth
- Hence, already in the act of thinking, they saw something
- in thinking. It was not that they decided to activate the
- thinking occurred. We can almost say: During that age, human
- evident when we look at thinking before and after the
- fifteenth century. When we look at thinking prior to that
- body a certain structure. If we look at thinking now, it runs
- human beings increasingly have taken their thinking out of
- shadow image of what was once cosmic thinking; hence, since
- that time, only a shadow image of cosmic thinking dwells in
- former thinking; it no longer contains any life. People today
- thinking was in former times. In those ancient days, the
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- sense the culmination of the materialistic way of thinking
- with materialistic thinking, feeling, and even with
- thinking. Indeed, it is the call for spiritual science.
- thinking from Hegelianism, namely, Karl Marx, went over to
- Title: Materialism/Anthroposophy: Lecture XII
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- the economic mode of thinking of the Anglo-Saxons with their problems of
- derived from this Roman Catholic thinking. Thus, we have to
- manner of thinking in Russian culture, and the element coming
- which then greatly influenced French thinking.
- whole modern way of thinking that, according to de Maistre's
- the point from which Locke proceeded, this way of thinking
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- active in thinking (see outline p.
- thinking, after all, is also based in a certain way on a
- part of the astral body is active in thinking than in
- thinking. The effect of Jupiter deals mainly with the astral
- thinking that develops in us has to do with the first twelve
- thinking, so Mars has to do with speech.
- Jupiter — thinking
- thinking. And it depends on the Mars effects within us that
- namely, speech, thinking, and the whole conduct of the human
- Jupiter - thinking
- that Jupiter is connected with thinking. Let us assume a
- period when his physical organ of thinking is in the stage of
- a quite special organ of thinking; the person receives a
- certain predisposition to thinking. Assume that a person
- into an organ for thinking. If, on the other hand, the earth
- incarnation that predestine his thinking to develop in a
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- century; their activity becomes possible only by way of a thinking that
- unification of clear thinking with artistic perception in a science
- But imagine that people were to continue thinking in this
- unreal thoughts people are thinking will be endowed with
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- John Scotus Erigena's thinking, an expression of a developmental
- metamorphosis between ancient visionary and intellectual thinking.
- thoughts as yet on a social doctrine. Erigena's thinking: still
- thinking of the ninth century
- of thinking that is still completely under the influence of
- on him. For the mode of thinking found in this Dionysius was
- by God and divine thinking that it can only be expressed in
- with the thinking employed by mankind today. We understand
- of thinking with the etheric body. Fundamentally speaking, it
- we encounter a form of thinking that was not yet carried out
- with the physical but with the etheric body. This thinking
- rigid concepts. This former thinking with the etheric body,
- which certainly was the form of thinking employed during the
- we should not speak of thinking at all, since the intellect
- was only capable of thinking, but when this thinking arrived
- age of thinking. They were to be connected, after all, with
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- World decline and world dawn. Erigena between old and new thinking. The
- way of thinking, differed in the first centuries
- mode of thinking and conceiving prevalent in the first
- actual creator of all things. In the Christian thinking after
- we have to place ourselves in the whole mode of thinking of
- This way of thinking was in turn structured on the basis of
- thinking to what has not yet become blood nor flesh; direct
- Human thinking had been turned to something purely spiritual.
- thinking in this manner do we actually approach the concepts
- we properly understood the first Christians' way of thinking,
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- modern man calls his soul! When people speak of thinking,
- now established in accordance with the following thinking:
- thinking referred to something real. He would have laughed,
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- own way of thinking. The ancient Greek would say,
- ideas.” (I am thinking now of a Greek of the
- the plants and thinking of this plant world as embedded in
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- to the fact that, in a certain sense, our thinking is indeed
- image. And thinking that arises in ordinary
- consciousness — that thinking which is the pride of
- simply the case that this thinking, which has served modern
- of thinking, since the fifteenth century — this
- thinking perishes as such with the physical body, it ceases
- incorrect, it is not true. This thinking, which is
- They shut out sense perceptions, but then thinking is also no
- however, while at the same time thinking remains alive, then
- perceptions are suppressed. Our thinking must remain just as
- intellectual thinking we have only the pictures of the soul's
- real in our thinking, but we develop ourselves to a picture
- freedom is based on the fact that our thinking is not real if
- it does not become pure thinking. A mirror image cannot be a
- element. If your thinking is a reality, then there is no
- freedom. If your thinking is a picture, then your life
- causes reside in thinking. A life that is a life in freedom
- life that is in us is not a real life as far as thinking is
- concerned, but when we have pure thinking and out of this
- pure thinking develop the will toward free deeds, we grasp
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- and thinking being, which pushes against the veil of the
- official thinking believes them to be. Only forming mental
- thinking and perception lies above the membrane of memory,
- formula in the appropriate way. This whole way of thinking
- an education that overpowers thinking. There are already such
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- something of the power of perceiving and thinking, which is
- your thinking, for you must develop thinking by permeating
- thinking. This strength of thinking that man must have in
- time, this strength of thinking which must be there in front
- thinking into the etheric body, and the etheric body thus
- permeated by thinking works destructively upon the physical
- again that rational thinking, which is the highest attainment
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- to the point of thinking in a living and spiritual way about
- with a certain inevitability this modern thinking leads
- theology, too, has fallen into that way of thinking which has
- modern natural scientific way of thinking? He learns that out
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- life thinking, feeling, and willing. It is true that
- thinking, feeling, and willing play into one another in the
- distinguish, within this flowing life of soul,thinking,
- thinking purely from feeling and willing, because one comes
- loosened thinking.
- livingly grasp thinking, feeling, and willing we grasp at the
- Thinking loses its picture-nature and abstractness, it loses
- thinking but is clearly recognizable as thinking
- nevertheless. Cosmic thinking weaves in us, and we experience
- how this cosmic thinking weaves in us and how we plunge into
- this cosmic thinking with our subjective thinking. We have
- bodily nature. Just as in thinking we feel that we penetrate
- are, and perceive the sense impressions with the thinking, so
- light of our thinking consciousness, our conceptual life
- of the life of the soul as flowing thinking, feeling, and
- nature of thinking and feeling he can also come to a
- the etheric body thinking takes place in the soul element. Between the
- subjectively in flowing thinking, feeling, and willing.
- tries to grasp the flowing thinking, feeling, and willing in
- to its foreignness compared with our subjective thinking,
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- that does not rise to thinking, to a life of thought, but
- perception. As soon as we advance to thinking, something is
- objective for this thinking, which is given for Imagination
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- possess within our thinking activity merely in pictures, what
- therefore only reflects something within our thinking
- the place where our subjective thinking also lies, for we
- systems, that is to say, in thinking out crystal systems in a
- thinking.
- in the life of soul we cannot simply separate thinking, feeling,
- thinking, however, in subjective thinking, we are conscious
- thinking? In a delicate way, the will lives in thinking,
- particularly in subjective thinking. We must be clear,
- therefore, that in thinking there lives on the one hand the
- in thinking. Now, if the thoughts strike against us here (see
- thinking. Present-day natural scientific thinking does not
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- thinking, and how man eliminates everything in the way of
- earth does not come about, a deepening of human thinking,
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- thinking, feeling, and willing in the spaces, as it were,
- from the depths of our being. Thinking, feeling and willing
- human soul carries out in connection with it in thinking,
- us as our life of soul, differentiated into thinking,
- being. It is there that thinking weaves between the physical
- our soul element (bright) in thinking, feeling, and willing.
- The thinking separates, as it were, the physical body from
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- the soul element, I was able to describe to you how thinking
- comprehended according to thinking, feeling, and willing only
- must participate actively with his thinking; he prefers
- attain through merely passive thinking what should be
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- thinking, feeling, and willing, then of course we find that
- the thinking component, or what we experience directly as the
- only abstract, pallid, intellectual thinking. Our pictorial
- thinking, all of that we do not take along through death. A
- how this materialistic thinking sees nature as being all there is
- believes that all thinking about the divine-spiritual is only
- that makes thinking so powerful that it is not merely a pale
- of pure thinking that I have described in my
- If we act freely out of pure thinking, however, such as I
- if we really have in pure thinking the impulses for our actions,
- thinking, to this intellectual thinking — in that it
- human being uses his thinking in order to apply it in free
- mere knowing. In thinking, through intellectualism, our human
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- the human physical body. When the modern man is thinking, he has only
- intellectualism, but he must spiritualise his thinking, he must bring
- Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture III: The Revelation of the Spiritual World in Old Indian Culture, -or- Old Egypt
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- During the hours of night, however, when a man is not thinking, no
- the first elements of intellectual thinking unfolded by mankind in the
- Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture V: Modern Abstract Thinking and Living Thinking of Future Times, -or- The Idea of Metamorphosis and the Repeated Lives on Earth
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- Thinking again of
- namely, the theme of ordinary human thinking, how this thought-activity
- is exercised by man, how he gradually unfolds the faculty of thinking
- thinking, this intellectual activity, is a kind of inner corpse of the
- soul. Thinking, as exercised by the human being in earthly life, is
- thinking, of human thought, is that it cannot, of itself, have become
- in the life of soul, is our human thinking. Those who have known best
- deathlike character of abstract thinking. I need only remind you of the
- comparison with this inwardly mobile, live thinking, which quickened
- the abstract thinking of later times is veritably a corpse. Nietzsche
- possible to experience thinking as a living reality and not believe in
- the pre-earthly existence of man. To experience living thinking is just
- experienced living thinking — and this applies to Greek
- thinking of the East wherewith it was known that man comes down from
- spiritual worlds into earth-existence, and the thinking that is a
- in the East, men experienced living thinking. But the Egyptian sage was
- experience of living thinking had faded away, was no longer within his
- grasp, and abstract thinking had not yet begun. A substitute was
- thinking. It was from the human corpse that dead thinking first came
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- Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture VI: Spiritual InFluence in History, -or- Pope Nicholas I
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- thinking.
- esoteric stream itself takes on a materialistic mode of thinking, that
- mode of thinking which in later metamorphosis becomes the materialism
- Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture I: The Spirit-Seed of Man's Physical Organism
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- of existence is that thinking gradually begins to
- Thinking, on the other hand, is developed by the child only on
- acquired before the faculty of thinking.
- through walking, speaking, and thinking, what a tremendously
- in the spiritual world. These three faculties are: thinking,
- world), he is not organized for thinking or speaking in the
- Walking, speaking, and thinking here on the Earth have their
- rudimental faculties of walking, speaking, and thinking. And
- and thinking that he loses the moral elements. This is of
- his earthly faculties of walking, speaking, and thinking would
- Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture II: Moral Qualities and the Life After Death. Windows of the Earth
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- functions, the two sides are related through thinking, through
- were, into the etheric body and the physical body, thinking,
- when man is asleep, thinking, feeling, and willing cease. But
- artists even in their thinking. The logic we are generally at
- strictly regulated in the sense that thinking and feeling are
- Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture IV: Rhythms of Earthly and Spiritual Life. Love, Memory, the Moral Life
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- obliterating through our cosmic consciousness all thinking and
- thinking are transformations of certain activities in
- his own re-collective thinking will contribute to his own
- that man cannot think unless his eyes do the thinking. As
- Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture V: Human Faculties and Their Connections with Elemental Beings
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- Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture VI: Spiritualization of Knowledge of Space. The Mission of Michael
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- which still give a faint picture of the kind of thinking that
- his thinking. And today this thinking in terms of Space has
- belittle, let alone reject, the mode of thinking engendered in
- this mode of thinking in which, as you know, Space is the
- thinking. When the Gods looked down to the Earth they beheld
- perspective. But thinking in dimensions, if I may put it so, is
- human kind into these domains. Hence human thinking has become
- Science, free, pure thinking, which must be the true
- spiritualizes spatial thinking, lifts it again into the
- citizens of Earth, by men, as the fruit of thinking in terms of
- have already developed in the way of thinking purely in terms
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- merely thinking actively in our ordinary consciousness.
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- his own activity of thinking. He forms chains of thoughts in
- product of his own thinking. The man of olden times
- other Beings are thinking — Beings who are higher
- all too easy for the Luciferic powers to invade man's thinking
- Those who were capable of thinking in this way in the epoch of
- Title: Spiritual Communion: Lecture III: From Man's Living Together with the Course of Cosmic Existence Arises the Cosmic Cult
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- the one side, man's life of thinking and feeling is confronted
- of this way of thinking have said that a man believes himself
- given here that the natural scientific thinking of the modern
- ‘necessity’ do we find in man's thinking. Even in early Greek
- forces; and just as today, when his thinking is in line with
- anthroposophical thinking.
- us begin by thinking of the cycle of the year. Reviewing
- Title: Spiritual Communion: Lecture IV: The Relation of the Movement for Religious Renewal to the Anthroposophical Movement
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- thinking, feeling, and will.
- must not be drawn into the forms of thinking and ideation
- Title: Spiritual Knowledge is a True Communion, the Beginning of a Cosmic Cult Suitable for Men of the Present Age
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- Conception, that such thinking represents the spiritual
- Title: Esoteric Studies: Easter: Lecture II: Moon-Birth and Sun-Birth
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- everything connected with thinking. Seen from without, the head is
- of his organs of thinking, feeling and willing; he learned about the
- Title: Easter Festival: Lecture II: Moon-Birth and Sun-Birth
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- with respect to the organs of thinking, feeling, and willing;
- Title: Occult Movement: Lecture One: Seership and Thinking
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- Ways of thinking and the corresponding spiritual and social structures
- thinking, is not the outcome of man's arbitrary
- only upon the thinking. The reason why so many people avoid
- philosophy is because they do not like thinking. And
- get to the point of thinking to any great extent about what
- was seen, for their seership sufficed. But now, thinking too
- times man was occupied with his visions and thinking lay, as
- directly through their vision. Thinking first began to affect
- also in very ancient Greek culture when thinking, still
- In those times, thinking was not the laboured process it is
- enable thinking men to gain insight into the symbolic
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- conceived as thoroughly human in his thinking and
- whose origin does not lie in thinking. This — in his
- Theosophy, in so far as it is carried into earnest thinking
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- thinking, man could not possibly arrive even at a
- through the spirit — for thinking is possible only for
- also essential here is to reflect about thinking.
- genuine thinking will not admit the existence. But ever and
- Thinking is an activity that is carried over by the ego and
- cause of consciousness is that in acts of thinking I
- Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Four: The Attempt Made by the Occultists to Avert the Lapse into Materialism
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- world. But a man can be a materialist in his way of thinking
- fast to the thread of thinking. Without this far-reaching
- thinking, materialism cannot be surmounted. But if Ahriman
- head produced a thoroughly materialistic kind of thinking but
- from materialistic thinking and not easily fathomed. —
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- is our organ of thinking, the brain and the skull, and there
- cannot penetrate it with his thinking, everything that is the
- day through his thinking that atoms do not exist — so
- that will not be very fertile soil. But human thinking can
- Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Six: The Dangers of Aberation Along the Path into the Spiritual World
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- thinking of the whole course of human life from birth until
- thinking shall never be neglected. You know that life
- Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Seven: Investigation of the Life between Death and a New Birth
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- with regard to the inner life. Man is aware of his thinking,
- behind thinking, feeling and willing there lies the other
- thinking, feeling and willing and passes from incarnation to
- Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Eight: The Purpose of the Use of Symbols
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- Spiritual Science. Right thinking is essential here. It must
- of thinking, and especially of the proclivities consequent
- followed up in your own thinking and experience, and also in
- make us more capable of clear thinking and the like than we
- Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Nine: Investigation of the Mineral World
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- Ways of thinking and the corresponding spiritual and social structures
- kind of thinking and intelligence; they have feeling,
- thinking, feeling and willing. But in the form in which this
- our own soul as thinking, feeling and willing; the true
- reality lies behind this thinking, feeling and
- bodies at pains to indicate that the thinking, feeling and
- thinking, feeling and willing which are themselves of the
- to us. When we die, our thinking, feeling and willing do not
- reincarnated with new thinking, new feeling, new will, and a
- soul which comes to expression in thinking, feeling and
- actions and trend of thinking these pastors of souls
- faculties which are less closely related to our thinking than
- secrets of his thinking, feeling and willing. But he then
- thinking, into his ideals, what he otherwise knows as
- Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Ten: Human Consciousness between Objective and Subjective Reality
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- own life of soul, of our thinking, feeling and willing. The
- thinking, feeling and willing in their human form, to
- thinking, not simply skimming over things in thought as is
- habits of speech, we are not exercising thinking — even
- thinking is materialistic, who acquire no understanding of
- the need for strenuous thinking. Equally I have been obliged
- organism. And thinking of it as such we may also say that it
- a dread of really exact thinking and yet wishes to enter the
- within him — and instead of thinking, instead of his
- try more and more to make our thinking conform with the
- thinking proper to Spiritual Science, for not until we free
- Title: History of Art: Lecture X: Disputa of Raphael - the School of Athens
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- permeate their Christian thinking with highly spiritual
- I into their world view, by using thinking. Raphael was painting
- Title: History of Art: Lecture XII: Greek and Early Christian Art, Symbolic Signs, the Mystery of Gold
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- future considerations; I'm thinking of the next time when it
- terrible events which flash through the present. By thinking in
- comprehended things, even thinking of the direction of the wind
- Title: History of Art: Lecture XIII: The Changes in the Conception of Christ During a Certain Period of Time
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- universe, but that through their thinking they considered the
- Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 1: Natural Science and Its Boundaries
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- perceptions, and with thinking, feeling and willing.
- speech and of thinking, the path leading to the Ego of the
- with pure thinking, with clear, keen thinking, so that finally
- through with all the clear thinking of which you have become
- This book is a modest but real attempt to achieve pure thinking,
- that pure thinking in which the Ego can live and maintain a firm
- footing. Then, when this pure thinking has been achieved, we can
- endeavour to do something else. This thinking that is now left
- thinking can then be achieved from the process of perception,
- detach thinking inasmuch as we take into and fill ourselves
- physiological science of man, thinking must be detached and the
- concepts of pure thinking. And when he descends into the body
- Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 2: Paths to the Spirit in East and West
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- speaking, thinking and ego-perception. I showed
- reader to co-operate by thinking for himself.
- this kind of thinking has freed him from dependence on the
- thinking really is.”
- pure thinking does not exist, but is bound to contain
- without the remotest understanding of mathematical thinking.
- least the spirit of mathematical thinking. Goethe's
- phenomena, so that we absorb them without thinking about them.
- permeating out perceptions with concepts. Scientific thinking
- acquiring a capacity for the kind of thinking that gradually
- kinds of sensory impressions. As our thinking gets to work on
- in his thinking, and so on. In the West we are more inclined
- our thinking in connection with
- of consciousness the fruits of our thinking on
- thinking has become Inspiration. We have developed Imagination;
- and thinking has been transformed into Inspiration.
- attain to pure thinking, a fusion of thinking and willing takes
- place. Pure thinking is fundamentally an expression of will. So
- it comes about that what we have characterised as pure thinking
- Pure thinking is related to breathing out, just as
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- Title: Star Wisdom: Lecture II: The Easter Festival and Its Background
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- Everything in the universe is alive. In thinking of the Easter
- Title: Star Wisdom: Lecture III: Characteristics of Judaism
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- thinking.” Man's life of soul was quite different. To-day you
- fact that they never get away from their abstract thinking. It is
- abstract thinking. This abstract, Jehovistic medicine fits in with
- their whole mode of thinking. Anthroposophy alone, in that it takes
- this suggest to the materialistic thinking of to-day? It suggests an
- people. Thinking of the different peoples, we say: Indians —
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- reach the brain if we are to be capable of thinking. If a person is so
- his speech. And so we may say: the salts work mainly upon thinking.
- potatoes, it becomes incapable of thinking in the real sense,
- the purpose of really active thinking and little by little man loses
- incapable of genuinely spiritual thinking. It is through the front
- happened is that really deep and inward thinking began to wane in
- thinking, can easily be imposed upon. The potato as a foodstuff is
- Thinking
- their way of thinking. ... But the Divine is at work in the whole of
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- in us that has to do with thinking. For soda is sodium carbonate
- that is connected with our thinking, with our head, with our inner light,
- think about what did. But a man who is always thinking about things
- so general nowadays. It is crippled thinking ... after all, when
- people continuously lie what is it but crippled thinking!
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- of proper thinking, cannot grasp it.
- Title: History of Art: Lecture II: Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael
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- Title: History of Art: Lecture III: Dürer and Holbein
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- Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture I: Man as Microcosm
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- that inner salt-force which is the basis of thinking? What really
- is thinking like a peacock, when he is thinking like an eagle, or when
- he is thinking like a sparrow. Apart from the fact that the one is
- Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture II: The Sun in Relation to the Outer Planets
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- west, so that it would succeed in spreading its way of thinking and
- one-sided way in this kind of thinking and mental attitude, then, in
- shibboleth of man's strength, and thinking, and activity:
- Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture V: Butterflies, Birds and Bats
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- thinking; and by the bats — they are the cosmic dream, cosmic
- Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture VI: Evolution of Animals and Man
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- a diagram. [* earlier diagram of Cosmic memory & thinking with
- Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture VII: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Relations to Ethers and Plants
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- Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture VIII: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Relations to Various Animals
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- thinking being, while standing firmly on the earth, then he will
- Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture X: The Origin of the Different Systems of Man: Metabolism, Rhythmic, Nerve
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- what must already be made use of in pure thinking when developing the
- thinking should be schooled by means of more perceptible things,
- Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture XI: Food, Digestion, Plants, and Carnivorous Animals
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- yourself in its place, thinking: What would such a Kamaloka be like
- Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture XII: Convention and Morals, Bones and Hatred
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- but think with it, then, thinking with our hand we follow our Karma.
- word occurs to me — comes from the fact that all his thinking is
- dear friends. Its way of thinking in the cultural sphere is the same
- Title: Lecture: How Can We Gain Knowledge of the Supersensible Worlds?
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- takes place in the cosmos. If we discard old habits of thinking,
- thinking, only to the extent of asking: What external realities
- have confidence in our thinking, for we cannot find our way in
- thinking and can trust in the guidance of our thought. Imagine
- could not rely upon our thinking! This would shatter us; it would
- physical world we learn to rely on a kind of thinking which finds
- waking condition. We know that the habits of thinking during the
- thinking power and we ignore our subconscious fear. But this also
- ripen within us, which appear as a definite way of thinking and
- Title: Lecture: Man's Position in the Cosmic Whole, the Platonic World-Year
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- direction of a future scientific manner of thinking, but this
- than our modern scientific thought, and this new manner of thinking
- present, distorted way of thinking of materialism. For this reason, I
- from a methodical aspect, only in regard to its way of thinking,
- distorted way of thinking of materialism.
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- thinking, as we see him, where can this man belong? We think it a
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- thinking: such a demand can only be made of a very few. But we must
- us in thinking of the narrower affairs of spiritual science with all
- Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture I: Anthroposophy and Psychoanalysis I
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- developed, in the other thinking.
- fact that men are divided into thinking men and feeling men is
- thinking humanity the problem of the restlessly slumbering,
- this thinking works. I ask you if it is sensible to say:
- thinking is not only to become therapy, but take the lead in
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- thinking type, and the feeling type. From this starting point
- he assumed that in cases of the thinking type, subconscious
- nebulous thinking, without working out your
- will be a nice contribution to thinking people who
- quite perverted thinking, his whole statement. Many of our
- deepest respect for real scientific thinking, and for the great
- powers of the soul: thinking, feeling, and willing. Remember in
- which the soul lives in the spiritual world. Thinking,
- thinking (yellow). But if I were to indicate their direction
- have to show how thinking (yellow) becomes independent upon the
- thinking, will becomes independent too (red, right), as I
- sketch it here diagrammatically, so that thinking, feeling, and
- health, then the interaction of thinking, feeling, and willing
- essential secret of our ego that it holds thinking, feeling,
- the spiritual world thinking, feeling, and willing
- left). Then thinking swerves aside (yellow, left), mingles with
- results. This happens if thinking is exposed in any way to the
- the ego is not working as it should, thinking slides into the
- thinking mixes itself with feeling, or will, the ego being for
- psychoanalysts as hysterical or nervous. Thinking,
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- Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture XI: Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World: Part 2
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- that lives in the human soul, the life of thinking, life of feeling,
- emerge unless our life of thinking beyond the threshold were not to
- influence our life of thinking, our life of feeling, and our life of
- thinking, life of feeling, and life of willing (see drawing, T, F, W),
- all a system. Meanwhile the life of thinking leads to one world (W1),
- Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture XII: Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World: Part 3
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- how, following the American way of thinking, an attempt was made to
- only another form of expression for abstract thinking in which such
- relationship to other substances as within thinking the thought of
- as they present themselves to truly unprejudiced thinking.
- Title: Influences of Lucifer/Ahriman: Lecture One: The Incarnation of Lucifer in Asia in the Third Millenium B.C.
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- primeval wisdom, a wisdom underlying all the thinking, all the
- Title: Lucifer and Ahriman: Lecture I: The Incarnation of Lucifer in Asia in the Third Millenium B.C.
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- Title: Influences of Lucifer/Ahriman: Lecture Two: The Advance Preparation of Ahriman for His Future Incarnation
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- thinking to experience in connection with all the things of the
- themselves on being realistic in their thinking. Darwin and John
- Title: Lucifer and Ahriman: Lecture II: The Advance Preparation of Ahriman for His Future Incarnation
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- in their thinking. Darwin and John Stuart Mill are
- Title: Influences of Lucifer/Ahriman: Lecture Five: The Human as a Being of Will
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- epoch — thinking of it for the moment in the wider sense, as
- not occur to those who base their thinking on the principles of
- are to be found everywhere. You can picture what I mean by thinking
- breach. In their thinking people cannot use the earthly round as such
- Title: Lucifer and Ahriman: Lecture V: The Human as a Being of Will
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- those who base their thinking on the principles of modern
- found everywhere. You can picture what I mean by thinking of
- thinking men cannot fuse the earthly round as such with the
- Title: Influences of Lucifer/Ahriman: Lecture Four: The Luciferic Origin of Ancient Wisdom, Ahrimanization...
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- of thinking. Speaking and thinking are, in their origins,
- the art of thinking have become part of evolution only because they
- can still be observed in thinking. Speech, which has for long ages
- principle is differentiation. What would thinking be if it were not
- If thinking were not
- thinking. If you were to contemplate each human individual, each
- would be little prone to luciferic thinking. But anyone who was to
- that the universal thinking implicit in pagan wisdom has gradually
- and of thinking were transmitted to humanity. Just as it devolved
- words. What is taught in the lecture halls about thinking, feeling,
- This kind of thinking has a
- Title: Lucifer and Ahriman: Lecture IV: The Luciferic Origin of Ancient Wisdom, Ahrimanization...
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- faculties of speech and of thinking. Speaking and thinking
- the art of thinking have become part of evolution only
- The Luciferic element can still be observed in thinking.
- thinking be if it were not Luciferic?
- If thinking
- Luciferic thinking. If you were to contemplate each human
- prone to Luciferic thinking. But anyone who were to attempt
- matter is that the universal thinking implicit in Pagan
- the faculties of speech and of thinking were transmitted to
- the lecture-halls about thinking, feeling and willing, is
- thinking has a great deal to do with the present situation.
- Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture I: The Power and Mission of Michael
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- prejudice, we must enter an unbiased sphere of thinking. We must
- ourselves to be deceived into thinking that by giving a certain name
- prevail today. If we are serious in our anthroposophical thinking and
- Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture II: The Michael revelation.
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- from the general popular thinking of the last few centuries. But I
- thoughts which relate us to the bodily element. Thinking, willing,
- this is not possible, all scientific thinking has taken on the
- for sense perception or for thinking, we have to look far back into
- In a certain respect our head has become our organ of thinking. Our
- organ of thinking is that part of us which, if we may use the
- sense perception and thinking, it would be continually dying. Its
- are constantly cancelled, do thinking and sense perception take place
- Whoever in a materialistic fashion attempts to explain thinking and
- thinking are breaking down processes, processes of destruction. The
- destroyed; then above the organic process of destruction the thinking
- namely sense perception and thinking. If a soul undergoes the
- thinking, to sense perception, and simultaneously perceive what
- through. We are awake only in regard to our thinking and sense
- head, through sense perception and thinking, but only to the path that
- perceptions, not through ordinary thinking, not through that of which
- through sense perception and through human intelligent thinking, and
- crept into human thinking that man, as a totality, is related to the
- Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture III. Michaelic Thinking.
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- Lecture III: Michaelic Thinking.
- Michaelic Thinking. The Knowledge of Man as a Supersensible Being. The Michael Path and the Deepest Impulses of the Social Question
- mode of thinking; to cease conceiving of the human being as a
- reason in our thinking about the being of man.
- today cannot be solved with the thinking of the past. They can only be
- “Change your thinking, for the time is at hand!” At that
- time, however, human beings were still able to change their thinking
- thinking we have merely the image of reality. Thinking would be of no
- consequence for us if we would exist within reality with our thinking,
- if thinking were not merely an image. We must become conscious of the
- substance into our thinking, in trying to delude us with the erroneous
- belief that thinking is permeated by substance. Thinking contains no
- Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture IV: The Culture of the Mysteries and the Michael Impulse.
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- thinking in order to comprehend what prepared
- the Mystery of Golgotha and what followed it. Greek thinking became of
- What took place in the thinking, feeling and willing of the Greek was
- certain mode of thinking, a certain way of visualizing.
- how he was the great teacher of thinking, of that thinking which,
- mode of thinking is only the last echo of the Mystery culture, for
- were gradually lost. But the way of thinking developed by the Mystery
- thinking, then, again, in Medieval thinking, in the thinking of the
- Christian theologians who acquired this Greek thinking in order to
- continuation of Greek thinking, that which has flowed into the world
- of Golgotha and Greek thinking. The elaboration, the
- Greek thinking, of Greek dialectics. Up to the Mystery of Golgotha,
- dialectics, Greek thinking. Then the Mystery of Golgotha takes place.
- must employ his thinking in a way that is quite different from the
- mode of thinking took hold of mankind. In the middle of the fourteenth
- humanity was trained for natural-scientific thinking. It is easiest
- With the fifteenth century A.D. a new way of thinking begins which we
- might call thinking in the style of Galileo. The period of time that
- of thinking and the Mystery of Golgotha. But while the latter period
- nature. To be sure, since the appearance of Greek thinking the
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- Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture V: The Michael Deed and the Michael Influence as Counter-pole of the Ahrimanic Influence
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- the natural-scientifically orientated thinking began to take hold of
- Let us focus our attention upon this natural-scientific thinking in
- natural-scientifically orientated thinking which might be mentioned,
- nature and human freedom. The natural-scientific thinking
- natural-scientific thinking. If we think about the being of man in the
- thinking with the thinking about human freedom. Some people take it
- concept of God was more and more elaborated in human thinking, a
- concepts still held sway. In thinking about the Divine Being, people
- Wisdom was considered the fundamental attribute of the Divine Being. The concept of Omnipotence only gradually penetrated the idea of the Divine Being, from the fourth century onward. It continued to develop. The concept of personality was abandoned and the predicate was transmitted to the mere order of nature, which is conceived of more and more mechanically. And the modern concept of the necessity of nature, the omnipotence of nature, is nothing but the result of the evolution of the concept of God from the fourth to the sixteenth century. Only, the qualities of personality were abandoned and that which constituted the concept of God was taken over into the structure of thinking about nature.
- they are thinking without prejudice about man by considering him as
- present-day human thinking, the holding sway of an instinctive life
- Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture VI: The Ancient Yoga Culture and the New Yoga Will.
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- have been made to enable human thinking to grasp the Mystery of
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture I: The Waldorf School, Spiritual Science, Outer World, Inner World
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- explains to him his way of thinking, how he sees man's
- in the wrong way; we must consider this manner of thinking an
- unhealthy, sick thinking. We must replace the merely logical
- — which expresses itself in atomistic thinking. This
- feeblemindedness through atomistic thinking concerning the
- a certain manner of thinking, feeling and willing for human
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture II: Materialism, Party Line
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- held that what dwells as thinking, feeling, and willing in
- this; he is just thinking-matter. Today, the time has come to
- transcend the state of being merely thinking-matter. One can
- accomplish this by thinking thoughts that have not been
- thinking, but they wish to think these thoughts with their
- physical thinking. They sank deeper and deeper into the
- their own thinking was something that should have given them
- only brains that were thinking; materialism was quite
- only say concerning Y that a brain was thinking
- have become body-bound and that their thinking, along with
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture III: Man's Twelve Senses in Relation to Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition
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- world, we can say: Ego sense, sense of thinking, word sense,
- the body through the sense of thinking, we penetrate into the
- and the sense of thinking but only as impressions of
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture IV: World Events, Initiation Knowledge and the Impulse toward Freedom
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- a little thinking, researching one or the other subject which
- knowing much about it, but nevertheless thinking along these
- a sense with the natural scientific mode of thinking. On the
- they are imprinted into humanity's whole thinking, attitude
- to have fallen victim to such pathological thinking. As I
- our thinking and our conceptual capability. When we reflect
- thinking, and permeate these with what we call our religious,
- what is frequently called thinking, feeling and willing today
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture V: Forming Sound Judgment
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- this out by thinking about it. One must be in harmony with
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture VI: New Social Forms, Soul, Material World
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- base it solely on time, thinking of it as a world of time.
- proud and arrogant regarding its thinking, yet it can
- to overcome space within our thinking. Otherwise we will
- doesn't come anywhere near the etheric body by just thinking
- spiritual, only by transforming our thinking to what is
- general thinking of natural science. We can no longer develop
- of thinking that humanity has become accustomed to owing to
- any demands on people's thinking. It is precisely here that
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture VII: Trends of Souls in People of the East, West, and Middle of Europe
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- humanity. In an age of abstract thinking and mere
- differences in the mode of thinking, and so on, you will also
- Europe, in the East, people imagine that they are thinking
- that in our thinking we continue life after death, but not
- thinking. The West will have to experience that something it
- It is a form of thinking
- thinking brings about what I have often described as the
- studies how this manner of thinking has pervaded and lives in
- for economic thinking; and one day, when the economic life of
- made the mistake of applying their form of thinking to
- thinking is in order when we train ourselves by means of it
- arrives at economic thinking in the West. For both directions
- view of life is concerned, this Western thinking then does
- particular thinking of Mill, Buckle, and Adam Smith
- originates. We find that Oriental thinking has basically
- a thinking, a feeling, which gives the impression that, out
- thinking is particularly predisposed to focus on the life
- thinking is adapted, on the one hand, to organizing economic
- understanding for this mode of thinking, and what is written
- thinking underfoot, and as another example, have read Ralph
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture VIII: East, Middle, West
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- science, popular books, or journalism. There, all thinking
- thinking which can then be utilized in the economic part of
- kind of thinking which stems completely from the
- he had used this same thinking to set up factories and social
- thinking, trained by natural science and the
- form of thinking which should be applied neither to
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture IX: Hegel
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- thinking, but in such a manner that one sees how these
- liberation, without which we will not achieve pure thinking.
- element dwelling in man, but can rise into human thinking.
- actually has to be saved for human thinking. On the other
- himself on Hegel, taking up Hegel's thinking, but is gripped
- found that it is the economic thinking that flourishes
- particularly in the West; in the East, spiritual thinking
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture X: The Tapestry of the Senses, Memory, and the Spiritual World, -or- Spiritual-Cosmic Tasks of Man
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- fmd the bridge to a certain form of social thinking.
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture XI: Man as a Mediator of the Spiritual Beings of the Cosmos
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- Inasmuch as we go through the world as thinking beings, we
- take place? Well, social thinking is different from thinking
- out of the spirit. In the case of spiritual thinking,
- In the case of social thinking, one can, for instance, figure
- spheres of thinking and forming judgments. One has to
- thinking of the West, statistics play a major role. Yet, the
- thinking during this catastrophic, world-historical moment
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture XII: The Members of the Human Being and their Relationship with the Social Organism
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- thinking developed throughout the central regions of the
- Orient originally possessed no actual political thinking,
- particularly not what we today define as juridical thinking.
- from the mode of thinking defined in the Occident as
- economic form of thinking has developed in the West. As I
- tinged by legalistic thinking. There is a radical contrast
- conception. This legalistic thinking lies entirely outside
- predisposed for the juridical and political thinking.
- to examine how a purely juridical thinking is produced from
- partly a fully conscious thinking; something that is, for
- example, the special charm of Hegel's mode of thinking. A
- Western economic thinking. Here, for the first time, mankind
- humanity's thinking by becoming acquainted with the attempts
- thinking, say, the attempts of Spencer, Bentham, particularly
- scientific way of thinking. A strange feeling pervades us
- thinking, for instance, about the state, about the legal
- thinking. He would experience something like the following.
- on the other hand, in the West as primitive economic thinking
- scientific-economic thinking and attains something in a
- social thinking from modern science, they would remain caught
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture XIV: The Connection of the Members of Man with the Kingdoms of Nature, the Necessity of the Threefold Order
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- added what results from economic thinking. Bacon was one who
- this Western economic thinking which, as I have indicated,
- their thinking to bring order into economic relationships,
- when employing their particular kind of thinking for the
- Later, legalistic, political thinking began in Greece and
- at first, by way of Greek thinking, and then quite strongly
- by way of Latin thinking. Thus we must say that our entire
- himself as mere intellect within the economic thinking of the
- thinking habits of the present it is not an easy task to
- thinking, feeling and will. There is only one social reform:
- modern thinking with the same ardor with which world outlooks
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture XV: The Great Cosmic Signs in the Universe
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- imperial Roman time, juristic thinking was developing out of
- produce thinking. We know that this is not so. Those
- the liver or the stomach would cause no thinking at all. Up
- thinking. If you wish to focus on those brain processes that
- have something to do with thinking, and you wish to compare
- quite dir dreams. We arrive at clear thinking precisely
- Thinking only functions parallel to processes of elimination.
- useless to it that thinking establishes itself out of the
- thinking that has developed especially since the middle of
- the fifteenth century, the thinking of which modern man is so
- scientific thinking of the past few centuries has emerged
- thinking processes. Do not think that what we develop without
- processes employed are thinking processes! If you try to
- destructive, just as thinking processes in the brain cause
- destruction — exactly the same thing. Thinking, applied
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture XVI: Changes in the Meaning of Speech, -or- Dreams and Human Development
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- become used to this way of thinking; based an spiritual
- manner of thinking. No attempt is made to find one's way into
- the transformed new way of thinking.
- thinking and conceptions comes about for no other reason than
- language. Because of their easy-going habits of thinking,
- is the same as not thinking of a miller who grinds corn when
- from the earthly manner of thinking, and will draw us with
- Golgotha into the central point of human thinking and
- manner of thinking is carried into the spiritual world.
- thinner. Then come degrees of thinness, where even thinking
- ways of thinking. Out of such considerations, anybody who
- is the reason why anthroposophical cultural thinking must lie
- Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture III: The Art of Recitation and Declamation
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- This is what in future will become our head: thinking man. But we
- of a human being, but he sees objectively the thinking man which his
- that it is not a question of thinking in terms of a new physical
- world, a new edition of it, as it were, if we contemplate thinking man
- seen as light, or better, experienced as light. Being thinking men, we
- because as thinking men, it is ourselves. You cannot see that which
- This is precisely your thinking, it is a working in light. You are a
- But your thinking which you unfold, is living in the light. And I you
- at myself therefore as a thinking man, I should see myself radiating
- Title: Colour: Part Two: The Connection of the Natural with the Moral-Psychical. Living in Light and Weight.
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- and say: as we now go through the world as thinking men, these also
- went as thinking beings with human character through that world. That
- Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 1
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- in movement, reciprocally conditioning each other in motion, that thinking
- consequence is that chaotic or sloppy thinking transforms the rhythmic
- thinking as such carries within it the tendency to slow down the rhythm.
- manner of thinking as well which one can compare with what happens in
- Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 3
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- of which I am thinking at the moment — the eurythmic element must
- Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 6
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- what spiritual activity is: when man thinks and from out of his thinking
- Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture V: Connections Between Organic Processes and the Mental Life of Man
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- life, where we meet primarily our thinking, feeling, and
- Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture One: Ahrimanic and Luciferic, Human Body, Soul, Spirit
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- satisfied in today's scientific thinking when we are ahrimanic, when
- adequately comprehended in the right way by thinking and by contact
- Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Two: East, Weat, and Center, -or- Asiatic Spiritual Life
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- scientific thinking and have sought those impulses of social life
- which derive from scientific thinking and which mankind will need in
- thought forms into his own thinking. If you are thoroughly familiar
- Soloviev with a thinking prepared in the West you will have to
- Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Six: Methods of Initiation, Old and New - 1
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- thinking became more mobile and more intense. At the same time it
- Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Seven: Methods of Initiation, Old and New - 2
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- which relieves human beings of the effort of thinking, but it does
- along and relieves us of the effort of thinking. In ordinary life we
- think with our body, our body is our thinking apparatus. If we pursue
- for thinking but would itself be able to think. This is, basically,
- the organ that does the thinking so far as higher knowledge is
- first person that second one develops, capable now of thinking
- perceived in initiation is a strengthened thinking which does not in
- times. But it would still be incapable of thinking. As I have said,
- thinking to an extent which makes it independent of the brain, and
- one hand, with regard to thinking, the element of soul and spirit can
- initiation. All the healthy ways of thinking we have developed as
- are able to penetrate with the thinking we have gained here in the
- and practise thinking with exactitude. This is not as easy as people
- not thinking with exactitude. You would only be thinking with
- feeling and in thinking, which are bound up with it? Only if you are
- be in a position gradually to attain to thinking with exactitude.
- will gradually come to understand what I mean by thinking with
- conditions to practise thinking with exactitude except in geometry
- I was, of course, merely endeavouring to point out that thinking with
- higher spiritual world. A kind of thinking in which you have firm
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- what lives in our thinking during earthly existence. If we seek to
- use expressions which will seem unusual as far as ordinary thinking
- goes, but ordinary thinking lacks points of reference which might
- serve to describe these things. Ordinary thinking lies far from all
- Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Nine: The Threefold Human, Reincarnation, Heathens, Jews, Christians, Calderon
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- feelings. Human beings felt the world as well as thinking it. Only at
- thinking, this life has died. But our sympathy with the world around
- Thinking
- a corpse in the power of thinking. The real spiritual vision, which
- Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Twelve: The Transition from the 4th to the 5th Post-Atlantean Period, Shakespeare, the Spiritual Struggle of Schiller and Goethe
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- Goethe, the statement that thinking, feeling and will work together
- being of man by using the kind of thinking to which intellectualism
- if we succeed in not thinking, then it is given unsought, unbidden.
- of course be achieved without thinking — but in order to
- not mean merely a dull absence of thinking. But he is quite sure that
- with it by means of our intellectual thinking. This is even the
- Thinking comes to a standstill! So then you enter into a state of
- any thinking. — Such things are always an aspect of Goethe's
- extricate himself from that confounded capacity of thinking —
- simply decide to stop thinking, for thinking is a power which came
- Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Fourteen: The 5th Post-Atlantean Period, the French Revolution, Schiller, Goethe, the Freedom Problem, -or- Berlin University Course Report - 2
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- here on earth of human thinking, feeling and willing. This is
- human beings achieve satisfaction with regard to their thinking,
- could not be given to him through logical thinking and that it could
- the recognition of the spiritual in thinking. In Schiller's
- experience must be added a free experience in the realm of thinking
- to offer in the realm of thinking is something unfree, something
- can also be recognized in the realm of thinking and in the realm of
- that in such heads every capacity for thinking clearly has ceased;
- and for what is healthy and unhealthy in human thinking and in human
- For human beings definitely need that freedom of thinking in their
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- with the thoughts we have here as with the thinking. Thinking is
- our thinking system. It is the thinking system that influences speech
- Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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- that dwell in all things. Our organ of thinking is simply something
- Title: Arts and Their Mission: Lecture I
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- Not exhaustively so, for he still had a vivid experience of thinking,
- between thinking and organism was as self-evident as the connection
- Title: Arts and Their Mission: Lecture II
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- Well, this is only one detail. But all contemporary thinking tends
- Title: Arts and Their Mission: Lecture IV
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- Through thinking man strives to solve the riddles of existence. Modern
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- thought-form the after-image of a constellation. Thus his thinking
- Thus man as thinker felt as though the force of his thinking were
- images of his thinking existed in the heavens.
- Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture I: On Spengler's "Decline of the West"
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- the question: How can we orient thinking so that pessimism
- Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture II: Oswald Spengler - I
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- thinking was itself involved in this decline; and because he
- the obtuseness of thinking which by no means is equal to the
- thinking of the present, I have again and again found it
- striving of present-day thinking for clarity of view, I have
- ordinary thinking does not discover how resilience works in
- thinking is employed.
- definite kind of thinking is what humanity has achieved since
- simplest and most primitive kind of pure thinking, can he
- thinking, as it holds sway in lifeless nature, can later rise
- to the other processes of thinking and of seeing —
- present-day thinking rests upon. And those who have become
- aware of this power in the thinking of our time know that this
- thinking is active in the machine, that it has brought us
- modern technical sciences, in which by means of this thinking
- start to deal with plant-life, this kind of thinking,
- thinking — appropriate in its abstractness to the mineral
- thinking about the plant-world, will have before him in the
- confused thinking, a mysticism in the very worst sense of the
- the means by which he has developed his clear thinking.
- ethical thinking. During the eighteenth century it lost its
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- Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture III: Oswald Spengler - II
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- poor opinion of thinking in general. For Oswald Spengler
- what results from thinking, but in his opinion the more
- with him thinking really floats above life, as something
- gained from thinking; and I said more or less jokingly:
- people were not thinking about the mass, the elementals began
- thinking if they wished to use their minds; but they have no
- think; everything just rolls past. The tiny bit of thinking
- with active inner thinking has been slowly and gradually
- almost entirely given up thinking. If a lecture is given
- because active thinking does not enjoy a high degree of favor
- thinking. Since the sixteenth century an extraordinary
- clothes-closet of modern thoughts. Thinking does not exist at
- with two thick books if thinking no longer exists? Spengler
- blood. In this situation thinking has no significance whatever;
- thinking sits back and occupies itself with all sorts of
- thinking about the whole thing, while I go about
- Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture I: Historical Requirements of the Present Time
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- consider a machine. It is entirely transparent to our thinking.
- thinking about nature; that is, thinking fashioned after the
- humanness. If they were to continue thinking in the way they
- child's education by doing, thinking, and feeling only what he
- behind Oriental and Occidental thinking are very different; but
- social thinking of the present adheres to these three
- Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture II: The Social Structure in Ancient Greece and Rome
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- thinking and willing.
- have to develop our conceptual ability as pure thinking.
- to birth. Our modern thinking has been bestowed upon us so that
- we may reach with this pure thinking our spiritual nature as it
- does not comprehend the fact that it possesses thinking in
- thinking to a knowledge of reality that does not stop with the
- ourselves to will out of the spirit. Our thinking has to be
- from the seventh to fourteenth year, thinking, feeling,
- Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture III: Commodity, Labor, and Capital
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- human thinking. Therefore, observing these thought-bereft facts
- from imaginative thinking. Otherwise there will be no
- imaginative thinking is not incorporated in the social organism
- accustomed to thinking what they have thought for ages. Today
- Steiner's social thinking these rights are only those which
- Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture IV: Education as a Problem Involving the Training of Teachers
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- we can say that our way of thinking is inclined to place these
- inwardly mobile thinking, this unschematic thinking. For only
- thinking, feeling, and willing live. The idea that this ego
- toward head-thinking, the unegotistical point of view urges him
- Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture V: The Metamorphoses of Human Intelligence: Present Trends and Dangers
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- see; by merely thinking I only grasp what is
- Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture VI: The Inexpressible Name, Spirits of Space and Time, Conquering Egotism
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- we feel for his soul after death, our thinking about the world
- adjust ourselves to a genuine transformation in our thinking
- Title: Karma: Lecture I
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- thought. The moment physical thinking is laid aside, this is
- thinking abstractly, but continue it in a concrete way.
- of thinking about the matter and, instead, that we know
- light. Let us now employ this mode of thinking on what we have
- again. We must continue this mode of thinking. We return again.
- that also the mode of thinking itself must become different
- evident in mere logical thinking. By investigating the
- Title: Karma: Lecture II
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- Title: Karma: Lecture III
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- what wells forth from human thinking is caused in the
- Title: Karma: Lecture V
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- modern human being's way of thinking, this question is
- Title: Karma: Lecture VI
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- of the human being. His soul life can be divided into thinking,
- feeling, and willing. Thinking finds its physical expression
- thinking occurs. And in order to add a further stimulus —
- thinking. Were it not concerned with our thinking, with that
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture I: The Lower Three Human Members and the Spirits of Form
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- It is in this ego that are really enacted all the thinking, feeling
- form of thinking different from that which I recently described to
- thinking is of an airy kind, soaring aloft and taking no account of
- difficulties for Western thinking is to form a conception of
- is constructed, and so is our thinking dependent upon our bodily nature.
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture II: The Fifth Epoch, Semitic and Greek Cultures, the Christ Impulse
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- one or other person was thinking would concern us very little. We can
- in their souls, each thinking only of his own affairs, each holding
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture III: The Mystery of Golgotha Must Be Approached Supersensibly
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- abstract way of human thinking, and had come in other
- thinking falsely because, were it able to think in accordance with
- way human thinking wasted astray; it was unable to see that the
- where he cannot be tricked into thinking that death belongs to the
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture IV: Consciousness Soul and Scientific Thinking, Sorat and 666
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- that these are in line with scientific thinking. This line is
- we have to consider pursue a scientific kind of thinking, but that
- Everywhere to-day in external life, in the widest circles, thinking
- achievements and of the scientific kind of thinking that goes with it.
- prove, out of the scientific method of thinking, that there ought to
- scientific thinking.
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture V: Free Human Personality by Self Training, Justinian and the Schools
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- the keenest thinking was united with a certain visionary capacity
- would have arisen, but materialistically thinking men, men entirely
- arisen, with its particular method of thinking? What I am now about
- scientific method of thinking, as I described it for you yesterday,
- Western scientific thinking.
- souls that they imagine they have a scientific thinking free from
- prejudice, whereas this “impartial scientific thinking”
- that has so deeply influenced Western thinking, and can in fact be
- — I think, therefore I am. Men believed that in thinking they were
- the moment we develop purely inward thinking, we are no more.
- throughout life he experiences as a conceiving, thinking being. Then
- must just put up with it. It is no good thinking out a poison, like
- thinking out some poison to rid the world of all those who think
- but also, under the guidance of conscience, their thinking and
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- later developed as the scientific method of thinking was already then
- people nowadays who believe they do a great deal of thinking, in fact
- Title: Challenge/Times: Lecture I: East and West from a Spiritual Point of View
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- be altogether the product of the Latin way of thinking,
- insight are such as pertain to the character of our thinking,
- and the manner in which this thinking streams forth from the
- is that the thinking characteristic of the Old Testament
- haunt our age in spectral forms. This Old Testament thinking,
- “Upon what forces does such thinking as that of the Old
- This thinking
- thinking, what lives in our blood, is Old Testament thinking.
- Our thinking is made up of two members, two parts. One part
- of our thinking consists in what we possess by reason of our
- Testament thinking with real understanding is to say to
- yourself, “This is the kind of thinking that we possess
- thinking that is added to this is what we have to acquire for
- this process all the way the transformation of his thinking.
- Thus, even today Old Testament thinking continues to exert
- with the thinking that is actually the consequences of these
- stage of the birth of a special kind of thinking. This is
- of thinking to them that they have acquired by reason of the
- further. They apply to these experiences as a thinking
- content, especially as the character of their thinking, the
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- their thinking. But the events that have occurred over a
- not been accompanied by thinking. The leading classes have
- with their thinking, the modern proletariat has evolved out
- of humanity may in the future be followed with our thinking.
- satisfied with the mere abstraction, the unthinking
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- This is the mistake of thinking, “But what good does it
- shall not employ merely that kind of thinking generally
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- today precisely in his thinking, in his conceptions, he likes
- his soul, according to thinking, or conceiving, feeling and
- must see clearly as regards conceiving, thinking, that in
- fact that man is a thinking being, he is antisocial. In this
- you are then, with regard to your thinking — and I
- speak now solely with regard to conceiving and thinking
- develop through your conceptual life, through your thinking,
- through our thinking into still another antisocial stream in
- confronting individual persons. You are a thinking human
- not a thinking being. I am speaking now only about thinking;
- thinking human being in the presence of another person, it is
- other. What must you do, therefore, as a thinking person? (Of
- your thinking to sleep, not your feeling and willing. Now, if
- you wish to continue to be a thinking human being, you must
- thinking. You have to take defensive measures against being
- thinking. Of course, this does not come into the ordinary
- enemy of our thinking. We must defend our thinking against
- thinking, and can become social beings only by educating
- we could be social human beings in our thinking. But, since
- but that as thinking human beings we are not actually social
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- the life of abstract thinking, which was called in the Old
- abstract thinking is, of course, the brain. This brain is
- process of abstract thinking. This is the secret of the Old
- thinking. Jehovah wisdom is adapted to abstract thinking.
- things are not so simple as people suppose in thinking that
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- is typical of the abstractly thinking man, living entirely in
- inclination toward abstraction, toward a thinking alien to
- of thinking, great significance therefore attaches to the
- revolutionary thinking by those men who are conceived,
- revolutionary way of thinking gives rise to certain
- the will of the people and proletariat thinking were driven
- back into the old habits of thinking and acting, just as
- where such thinking is revealed in its illusory character,
- configuration of this thinking. I wish to show you by means
- of individual examples how this thinking betrays its utter
- something brilliant in a merely abstract way of thinking when
- thinking of such a revolutionary manifests itself in a
- thinking, developed in connection with what these people have
- proletariat, thinking in a marxian way, and the British who
- thinking person finds himself the moment he must say one
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- same as what underlies one’s thoughts, only that in thinking
- thinking ordered in accordance with quite external relationships, is
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- reality, not heavy. But it is so, nevertheless. Thinking of
- thinking about them — thereby, we become a personality,
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- thinking and sense observation could only be applied to those
- ascend from thinking to imagination. With imagination we can
- you insist upon thinking along the ordinary lines, you can,
- thinking to an inner comprehension of the world, as I have
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- make in the act of ordinary, intellectual thinking.
- long as we persist in thinking that evolution goes forward in
- thinking. They do this, too, when they are observing the
- external world. They cover up observation with thinking and
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- important. You are right in thinking that I did not want to
- patient comes. But what is lacking is the kind of thinking
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- their origin. They remain through tradition. Human thinking
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- (1561–1626) and with his kind of thinking which was
- natural-scientific thinking, from the West. Such was the path
- mode of thinking. Those who have read the first course of
- medical thinking. The reason can be found if we can
- our abstract thinking. We must function as the whole human
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- the embryo were tangible to your thinking and you were
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- imaginative thinking — we have the drop form. One
- today. The thinking which is accepted today is brutally
- happens first if one is in the habit of thinking in a
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- human being is studied by modern scientific thinking,
- if we are thinking merely of the solid organism which is shut
- Etheric body — Thinking — Fluid Organism — Chemical
- mechanistic thinking takes no account at all. But everything
- principles of spiritual-scientific thinking and do not
- habit of thinking in a really unprejudiced way about what is
- solid body. This kind of thinking studies the solid body
- externalized thinking of today takes account only of the
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- Through our theoretical thinking, matter —
- pictorial thinking, matter and cosmic energy are
- thinking, and the ideas thus formulated constitute a force of
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- thinking, contemplative beings on the one hand, and as doers,
- the pole of thinking and the pole of deed, of action. Only
- through the fact that we are thinking beings are we human in
- thinking human being in this way, when we realize that the
- the sphere of thinking, the more spiritual we become. When we
- like. Thereby, however, our thinking becomes what I have
- ‘pure thinking’. We think, but in our thinking
- within us lies in the sphere of thinking. But pure thinking
- thinking we reach the realm of will, when we become inwardly
- free; our thinking attains such maturity that it is entirely
- thinking we prepare ourselves for what I have called in the
- has now become thought, or our thinking that has now become
- ever mightier and mightier force in our thinking.
- inherent force, into our thinking, when we permeate our
- thinking with will. We bring will into thinking and thereby
- develop freedom in our thinking by letting what is of the
- in our thinking. Each irradiates the other: action filled
- with thought is wrought in love; thinking that is permeated
- life since birth. As thinking beings, we have within us a
- develop unbiased thinking, it will be clear to us that the
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- every thinking man.
- the surging waves of thinking, feeling and willing confront him. So
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- so to strengthen our power of thinking — the power whereby we form
- ordinary thinking I am really quite passive. I allow something to happen
- through the force of inner thinking itself. In this way our thinking
- stronger if we use our arms. At length we notice that this thinking
- When we have so strengthened ourselves within that our thinking has
- same time, to perceive with our strengthened thinking the external things
- my dear friends, I look at a stone with such strengthened thinking.
- a crystal of salt or of quartz with this strengthened thinking, there
- thinking. So we may say that, if a man takes trouble to develop such
- thinking he perceives, besides the physical, the etheric in himself,
- in order to strengthen our thinking, but eliminating again the strengthened
- thinking so acquired — i.e. emptying our consciousness —
- perceived, we have a strengthened man within us; we feel our own thinking
- human thinking along which one can escape from the condition of despair
- Anthroposophy that gives to our thinking, our whole mood of soul, a
- as preliminary instruction in the attainment of another kind of thinking,
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- life, i.e. our thinking, which can confront us fairly clearly, our feeling,
- thinking, feeling and willing.
- you bear within you your soul life — your thinking, feeling and
- joy in life, no firm foundation, no security. With the form man's thinking
- saying: True; man's thinking, in the form it has so far actually taken,
- thinking.
- we cannot, by mere thinking, influence our own ‘will-organism’.
- To feel deeply the powerlessness of this thinking is to receive the
- but thought; you cannot begin to think about the world except by thinking.
- Our thinking, however, is not fitted for this. So we are unavoidably
- — a way by which our thinking may penetrate more deeply into
- we may say, consists in experiencing thinking in another way than usual.
- in this way. We must begin to experience thinking. One does this by
- of my arm thereby. So, too, we strengthen our thinking when we exert
- contain nothing but what one is actually thinking.
- experiences his thinking as in ordinary consciousness. In ordinary
- Thinking becomes a reality in us; we experience, on developing ourselves
- strengthening your thinking in the way described, you feel your
- strengthened thinking flowing, streaming, pulsating within you; you
- on something. After you have intensified your thinking and come to feel
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- ‘pictures’ when one has strengthened one's thinking in the
- stage was that of ‘strengthened thinking’ in which we
- attained by emptying our consciousness after strengthened thinking.
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- during sleep; sense activity and the thinking based upon it are, however,
- the active life of feeling that connects willing and thinking, standing
- is so. Thinking, feeling and willing live in our soul, but over and
- sort of thing is a very model of confused thinking. For the whole belief
- thinking. It is really as follows: Thought accompanies perception. Our
- while we are thinking about the experience, and an
- have no kinship with thee, in spite of the thinking, feeling and willing
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- then advances beyond the ordinary more or less empty, abstract thinking
- to a thinking inherently pictorial, called ‘imagination’.
- Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture IX: Phases of Memory and the Real Self
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- man experiences in concrete, everyday life, in thinking, feeling and
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture I: The Lower Three Human Members and the Spirits of Form
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- It is in this ego that are really enacted all the thinking, feeling
- form of thinking different from that which I recently described to
- thinking is of an airy kind, soaring aloft and taking no account of
- difficulties for Western thinking is to form a conception of
- is constructed, and so is our thinking dependent upon our bodily nature.
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture II: The Fifth Epoch, Semitic and Greek Cultures, the Christ Impulse
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- one or other person was thinking would concern us very little. We can
- in their souls, each thinking only of his own affairs, each holding
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture III: The Mystery of Golgotha Must Be Approached Supersensibly
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- abstract way of human thinking, and had come in other
- thinking falsely because, were it able to think in accordance with
- way human thinking wasted astray; it was unable to see that the
- where he cannot be tricked into thinking that death belongs to the
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture IV: Consciousness Soul and Scientific Thinking, Sorat and 666
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- that these are in line with scientific thinking. This line is
- we have to consider pursue a scientific kind of thinking, but that
- Everywhere to-day in external life, in the widest circles, thinking
- achievements and of the scientific kind of thinking that goes with it.
- prove, out of the scientific method of thinking, that there ought to
- scientific thinking.
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture V: Free Human Personality by Self Training, Justinian and the Schools
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- the keenest thinking was united with a certain visionary capacity
- would have arisen, but materialistically thinking men, men entirely
- arisen, with its particular method of thinking? What I am now about
- scientific method of thinking, as I described it for you yesterday,
- Western scientific thinking.
- souls that they imagine they have a scientific thinking free from
- prejudice, whereas this “impartial scientific thinking”
- that has so deeply influenced Western thinking, and can in fact be
- — I think, therefore I am. Men believed that in thinking they were
- the moment we develop purely inward thinking, we are no more.
- throughout life he experiences as a conceiving, thinking being. Then
- must just put up with it. It is no good thinking out a poison, like
- thinking out some poison to rid the world of all those who think
- but also, under the guidance of conscience, their thinking and
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture VI: Augustus and the Roman Catholic Church, Rhetoric, Intellectual Soul and Consciousness Soul
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- later developed as the scientific method of thinking was already then
- people nowadays who believe they do a great deal of thinking, in fact
- Title: Thomas Aquinas: Lecture I: Thomas and Augustine
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- distinguish, as we do, between thinking and outward use of the
- Title: Thomas Aquinas: Lecture II: The Essence of Thomism
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- what surroundings this thinking took place. It was not a
- thinking that took place as it now takes place in the noisy
- otherwise far from the busy world. It was a thinking that
- form of world-problems, this form of thinking, and thus stands
- centuries; it is to be attained with thinking, with the most
- the First Cause. It is inherent in logical thinking to
- through Christ seriously. But they had not the thinking power
- find the grounds for thinking that the creation in Time is the
- Title: Thomas Aquinas: Lecture III: Thomism in the Present Day
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- existence is assured through my thinking. My roots are, so to
- evening before to the morning, but we have not been thinking.
- thinking, soul-life, not by being content with everyday life or
- himself by changing ordinary thinking into what I called
- “pure thinking,” which rises to the
- thinking and human soul-life.
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- Guardian of the Threshold means that willing, feeling, thinking
- Just as man, the knower, must realise that his thinking,
- higher knowledge: Submit to the separation in thinking, feeling and
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- refrain, thinking of the famous speech in Shakespeare's Julius
- adheres to a way of thinking which rejects the Saviour. It is such
- the most important sciences is that the thinking powers of men are
- real thinking is offered we find, as in the book written by Kurt
- that thinking is fundamentally exterminated by the studies. When a
- Title: Man as a Being: Lecture 1
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- related to thinking: the ego sense, the thought sense, the word sense,
- thinking is something quite other than the perception of the thought
- Customary thinking overlooks the fact that hearing, since its physical
- Title: Man as a Being: Lecture 2
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- related to thinking: the ego sense, the thought sense, the word sense,
- thought, and is incapable of thinking that there could be any other
- modern thinking really has its roots in the sense of smell, in that
- thinking is bound up with the brain thus not at all with the
- Title: Man as a Being: Lecture 3
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- related to thinking: the ego sense, the thought sense, the word sense,
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- in speaking, in thinking, in whatever is revealed through the
- brain into the perfected organ of thinking, the elaboration
- human environment. The life of feeling, willing and thinking
- reflecting the spiritual, they immediately stop thinking and
- upon to assimilate the idealistic concepts of pure thinking.
- thinking. The soul can be given what it needs only if, through
- mental attitudes, of thinking and of feeling, into external
- imparted to all our thinking, feeling and willing. The coming
- Title: Driving Force: Lecture III
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- organ of our thinking merely taps the cosmic reservoir of
- Title: Driving Force: Lecture IV
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- receives the impulses at work in his thinking through the
- Archai. The result is that thinking, although it remains
- Thinking of one
- from the typical thinking of evangelical Protestantism but
- Title: Driving Force: Lecture V
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- cosmic thoughts and to promote thinking, the unfolding of
- Title: Driving Force: Lecture VI
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- vitalization of thinking in order to grasp the living content
- real nature of human thinking. In the present age, since the
- well-known point of time in the 15th century, our thinking
- imagery. People take pride in this kind of thinking which as
- above-mentioned epoch; previously to that, thinking had been
- pictorial and was therefore a living thinking in the real
- ourselves of the essential character of thinking as it is
- today. The living essence of thinking was within us during
- postAtlantean epoch, our thinking is the corpse of that
- living thinking between death and a new birth. It is just
- because our thinking now is devoid of life that our
- thinking that is only a corpse of what thinking was in us
- sense-world outside us and the dead thinking within us to be
- thinking. But then, is there death also outside in the world?
- sense-world by means of thinking, because dead thoughts are
- thinking. Man thinks, then, in an element quite other than
- birth, our thinking is the corpse of what it was before our
- itself in the sphere of thinking and knowledge in the form of
- thinking; it is this that is responsible for the fact that
- modern style and based on the modern way of thinking.
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- thinking which have very little to do with the whole being of
- soul, precisely through our thinking, we have united with the
- are weary of thinking about these things, when they have
- Title: Healing Factors for the Social Organism: Lecture I
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- the same way of thinking and research with which our times thinks
- different conclusion, than the conclusions of logical thinking.
- thinking in the supersensible element. Whoever shies away from
- thinking, in your abstract thinking, turn to the divine: you
- this thinking loose from matter. However, the tearing loose from
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- world secrets by means of energetic thinking. But that is just
- thinking, because it is thought which first of all seeks to
- this kind of thinking with such energy.
- begins with an energetic grasping of one's own thinking. It
- begins with active thinking, and from that point one comes to
- Title: Human Soul/Evolution: Lecture I: The Human Soul in Relation to World Evolution
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- knowledge, there well up impulses of thinking, feeling and
- within his thinking, feeling and willing, and, on the other, in
- impulses. Between thinking and will lies the sphere of
- Therefore, our soul life appears threefold: as thinking —
- as will. The two opposite poles, thinking and will, are
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- consciousness we experience thinking — i.e., forming mental
- consciousness than thinking. Feelings surge through the soul
- waking; and, on the other, as willing, feeling and thinking.
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- interpretations. So it must be said that a thinking which is
- going out is accomplished in pure thinking in the way it is
- sought; here one goes out with a thinking that has become
- independent of matter. It is a thinking that sustains
- itself, so that, through this self-sustaining thinking, the
- emphasis on thinking. According to them it is just too
- world with his Christianized thinking, to transform from
- thinking. Independent thinking can still be restored within
- personality except for the very last: pure thinking. The latter
- Title: Human Soul/Evolution: Lecture VII: Modern and Ancient Spiritual Exercises
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- our senses and nervous system as instruments of thinking. The
- also experienced a soul element in his thinking within the
- process of thinking, which he had hardly felt as a function of
- Thus, the Yogi did not feel thinking to be merely a
- shadowy, logical process, he rather felt how thinking
- then let flow with the breath into his thinking. With his
- thinking pervading his whole being. This made him aware
- of his thinking particularly in the rhythmic air-current within
- does not pay attention to his thinking as such. His senses
- thoughts into the breath. This soul-filled thinking pulsated
- the breath, but along the more inward path of thinking itself.
- sequence; it is a thinking that is much more alive.
- ancient times. He blended thinking with breathing, thus
- thinking from breathing. Thinking is not on this account
- torn out of rhythm, because as thinking becomes separated from
- external rhythm. By setting thinking free from the breath we
- thinking from the breath and to let it dive down into the
- Thinking must pass over into the rhythm pervading the external
- world. The moment thinking really becomes free of the bodily
- different consciousness when we separate thinking from
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- explained yesterday, this has the effect that thinking, by no
- thinking out of ourselves into the external world, whereas the
- through our thinking with the world rhythm, then we shall
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- is now. This is assumed both in regard to his thinking, feeling
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- thinking is devoted nowadays to justifying those ideas,
- based on sense observation, experiment, and a thinking
- from sense reality that are combined by thinking. One
- the manifestations, the inner experiences of thinking,
- designated as an intermingling of thinking, feeling and willing
- actually, this thinking, feeling and willing between
- thinking and feeling grow. As the body calcifies and we see it
- phenomena of thinking, feeling and willing gradually
- in mere thinking, feeling and willing. The ancients perceived
- death. What lies beneath — of which thinking,
- man birth and death are only outer manifestations. Thinking,
- knowledge of etheric and astral man, of which thinking, feeling
- combination of thinking, feeling and willing cannot defend the
- to the modern way of thinking, what has the ego, this true
- of thinking, feeling and willing conceived of as a single,
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- differing completely from that of abstract thinking in which it
- we must develop a way of thinking that takes its course in the
- the scientific thinking we utilize in mathematics or natural
- Such fully conscious, pictorial thinking that relates itself to
- it as a tool. To be sure, thinking itself does not run its
- thinking; thereby I become conscious of it. “
- Without the physical organism the thinking of ordinary
- realize clearly that all ordinary thinking takes place only
- that in meditation a pictorial thinking activity is brought
- thinking. But when the imaginative thinker — at the level
- the full consciousness of ordinary thinking what the
- thinking is attained, a true philosophy will be restored
- senses or from thinking. The soul must be awake but have
- consciousness lives itself out in thinking, feeling and
- senses and his sense-bound thinking, he now confronts the
- thinking. Now, however, we must try to place these events in
- events with the will that lives in thinking. By means of this
- thinking in reverse order, thinking differently from the actual
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- physical body; a different activity from that of thinking,
- Thinking certainly takes on the character of reality. Just for
- this reason — that man now feels himself in his thinking
- growth, or his life processes — this imaginative thinking
- supersensible thinking would also reflect back into man's
- super-sensible thinking man would alter his physical and
- the faculty of hovering, as it were, with his thinking in the
- etheric world, he can look back in this thinking upon his
- etheric thinking has not interfered with it.
- With this etheric thinking you feel quite outside your physical
- this etheric thinking one moment — which is experienced
- entirely real — and in the next moment, as this thinking
- etheric realm. Then a true imaginative thinking is achieved. I
- imaginative thinking works.
- thinking to such a degree that one can test what the spiritual
- perceiving the world through his senses and for thinking.
- development, thinking, and so on. Man now surveys
- abstract thinking separate from the general forces of growth
- faculty of abstract thinking. The metamorphosis of a part of
- its forces of life and growth into the forces of thinking
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- of earth existence behind man's thinking, feeling and willing.
- one can also gain a conception of what thinking, what the
- consciousness, grasp the real nature of thinking and the
- thinking or mental picturing that we have in ordinary
- thinking and conceiving were something quite different; they
- as our ordinary power of thinking is a remnant of that
- realize that we must treat this thinking as a corpse of the
- earthly thinking back to a supersensible, life-filled
- thinking.
- ordinary concepts and thinking signify, if we trace them back
- reflection. This reflection is our ordinary thinking and
- this ordinary thinking is fundamentally remote from
- aspect of thinking, we vaguely feel that the way it appears in
- thinking and conceiving of ordinary consciousness. Then only
- thinking is basically brought to life again through the
- true nature of our ordinary thinking, we can also, by means of
- behind human thinking; that is discernible through inspiration.
- thinking and forming of ideas as of something that is dying,
- thinking as a young child is to an old man, except that in
- this simply describes thinking and willing. Actual
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- thinking, feeling and willing. Except for the
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VII: Christ in His Relationship to Mankind and the Riddle of Death
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- be pictured as different from the thinking, feeling and willing
- sense world and upon a thinking based on impressions and
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VIII: Ordinary and Higher Consciousness
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- thinking, feeling and willing is also extinguished. Everything
- Meditation must first deal with ordinary thinking in
- order to produce imaginative thinking. I have described
- When thinking is used in meditation in the manner I have
- degree, thinking is, as it were, for a short time forgotten. It
- in his soul than he has had earlier. Thinking begins again.
- higher state of consciousness, man possesses a thinking with
- our capacities of thinking, feeling and willing were
- certain sense man passes from ordinary thinking across an
- abyss to a thinking that experiences its own etheric body.
- developing imaginative thinking in this way, strict
- moments when you are within this imaginative thinking. The
- thinking comes to the surface, which now has as its content his
- thinking. From the vantage point of imaginative consciousness
- he can now look back on ordinary thinking and arrive at
- unconsciously, carrying this substantial thinking within
- as active thinking, slips in ordinary consciousness into the
- At the moment, however, when active thinking sets in through
- imagination there is substance in thinking. In every
- that with this imaginative thinking you live within a force
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- inwardly experienced manifestations of thinking, feeling
- This produces fully conscious thinking. On the other hand, what
- the otherwise amoral, not anti-moral life of thinking.
- in our actions as the conscious judgement of thinking.
- real as is our soul that lives as thinking-soul within our head
- human thinking and feeling. That will once again show how the
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture X: The Experience of the Soul's Will Nature
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- existence on earth come to expression in thinking, feeling and
- thinking relates in a specific way to the head organization;
- When we examine how the nature of the thinking-soul is
- etheric replica of the part of the soul involved in thinking:
- cannot actually observe the process of thinking in himself but
- because the replicas of what goes on in thinking can really be
- as is the case with the thinking-soul, nor is it a rhythmical
- this: When, for example, our thinking-soul takes hold of a
- arriving at an act of the will. Through the thinking activity,
- belongs to the thinking-soul spreads out from the head
- in a weak replica in thinking, it appears on as an impulse in
- thinking-soul, revitalizing ones in the willing-soul. This
- between birth and death. Inasmuch as we are thinking soul
- soul elements represented inwardly as thinking, feeling and
- Ordinary earthly thinking has ceased after death, for it is
- Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture I: Human Being and his Relationship to the World
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- am astonished to find certain people thinking that the
- arranged entirely according to the thinking of the physical
- in thinking and feeling; standards and judgments otherwise
- thinking, the ordinary judgments applied to the physical world.
- thinking and of feeling must be acquired for the spiritual
- the physical plane we are accustomed through our thinking,
- apply in acts of thinking, feeling and willing, nothing we do
- whatever we apply in the form of feeling or thinking in order
- whatever we do in thinking, feeling and willing in order to
- us no knowledge of the higher worlds. Through thinking our soul
- of investigation, this kind of thinking, does not help him in
- thinking and investigation are of significance only because
- through this thinking and investigation the soul becomes more
- skilful, more mobile, that trains our thinking, makes our
- thinking of those elemental Beings who actually have their life
- in the Rhine, when we are thinking of the elemental River God
- Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture II: Identification with the Signs and Spiritual Realities of the Imaginative World
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- thinking system, feeling system, willing system.
- into me. Now I am thinking what the dead is experiencing in his
- soul. That is what I am thinking now. I am connected
- thinking that what I have described has anything to do with the
- Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture III: Inner Experiences and 'Moods' of Soul as the Vowels and Consonants of the Spiritual World
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- death. Whenever we are thinking, whenever we are active in our
- have gone through something as a thinking being (only
- “thinking” here has a much higher significance than
- thinking being. But however highly developed you are as a human
- function of thinking for you and think in you. You cannot
- yourself do the thinking. You can only remember afterwards what
- this Being thought in you. It was an Angelos who was thinking!
- understand this by thinking of the cases in life where a man on
- Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture IV: Inner Mobility of Thought
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- our own achievement, our thinking, feeling and willing. The
- what he has to communicate to you, what he is thinking, feeling
- Title: Imaginative Cognition and Inspired Cognition
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- necessities from which our thinking would be unable to free
- thinking as an actual process — feel it to be as real a
- the material nature of thinking, of the conceptual faculty; we
- our thinking. In fact, to Inspired cognition the thinking
- it possible for us to possess the faculty of thinking.
- thinking, through the relation of the ego to the mineralised
- accompanies thinking is a mineral process in us, something
- recognise what takes place in a material way in thinking and in
- willing. But once we know how in thinking the ego plays an
- Title: Occult Psychology: Lecture One
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- in lack of control where the life of thinking is concerned. For, rightly conceived, the life of
- thinking that they seldom find their way into the spiritual worlds.
- this. And something else is connected with the present unreality in thinking namely, men are
- essence of human thinking appears. This conception is upheld by Santayana, a professor at Harvard
- and is entirely characteristic of present-day thinking. The appearance of
- you have eyes to see it, this kind of thinking meets you in every sphere of so-called modern
- fundamental evils. One fundamental evil shows itself in the sphere of thinking, another in the
- In the sphere of thinking we have gradually reached
- the point where men can only think in the way the thinking takes its course when it is strictly
- bound up with the brain. But this thinking, so closely connected with the brain, this thinking
- and confined. And the most significant symptom of present scientific thinking in particular is
- soul, and not just with abstract thinking, will see that it makes a man more dexterous and fits
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- that should only come later. Whereas in oriental thinking, in oriental conceptions, even in the
- Title: i Spirituality: Lecture 1: Historical Symptomology, the Year 790, Alcuin, Greeks, Platonism, Aristotelianism, East, West, Middle, Ego
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- theory that this Greek developed from his thoroughly Greek mode of thinking, which was now just
- Now criticism of Alcuin's way of thinking is not
- impulses. For what is expressed in these ways of thinking went over later into the feeling life
- thinking right down to Plato — the impulse of eternity of an ancient world-view —
- oriental way of thinking, reaching to Plato, and what followed later is expressed in this
- spread of Romanism? There had entered that way of thinking which one has to comprehend through
- of all, a legal one. The Occident brought logical, legal thinking so strongly into the oriental
- way of thinking that we ourselves find religious feeling permeated with a legalistic element. In
- thinking. There was nothing there like guilt and atonement or redemptinn. For
- [in this oriental way of thinking]
- within this occidental culture, the way of thinking which comprehends primarily what takes place
- of dialectics, of logical-dialectical-legal thinking is there, in which everything is tending
- which has a claim to being truly scientific, a metaphysics for what in his way of thinking can be
- full demand of the 'I'; letting it, however, sink down into the thinking, feeling and willing
- life of the soul. One could say: In the oriental the 'I' is still above thinking,
- feeling and willing; it has not yet descended to the level of thinking, feeling and willing. In
- the surface of thinking, feeling and willing so that it is no longer noticed, and thinking,
- thinking, feeling and willing; and where, in the mental and feeling life, people speak of
- associations. If only one would apply this thinking to the economic life! That is its proper
- [this thinking]
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- importance. For it is not simply a matter of individual human beings thinking in an egotistical
- scientific way of thinking about social life, a certain view of life has been developed. This
- all that was then forced upon the social life through the modern scientific way of thinking and
- all its achievements. This way of thinking and its achievements, together with the inherent
- a completely economic way of thinking, out of the impulses of economic ideas. This is why
- arose. On the other hand, in the West where thinking follows the lines of economics in the sense
- brutal — this arose nevertheless from an economic thinking. When, in modern times,
- what preponderates here is economic thinking. Whereas Germany has gone to pieces because the
- fact that it is given to the West to develop a specifically economic way of thinking. The
- expression of the present epoch — in economic concepts, economic thinking.
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- dialectical thinking. So what came from oriental wisdom penetrated then into Western
- thinking. And one can only understand the role played by what then developed out of the Roman
- pre-eminently suited to adopting and Anglo-Saxon developing natural-scientific thinking and to
- artificial head on top as spirit, in the materialistic way of thinking that arises out of
- of thinking in the
- inclination in the whole people to adopt the natural-scientific way of thinking, which is so
- exceptionally suited to the economic life. I have shown you how this scientific way of thinking
- the economic life without having economic thinking. For everything that the economy did in this
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- organism, one should be under no illusion that the economic thinking of the present is a
- could also be the preparation for acquiring that configuration of thinking
- this comment from a Goethean way of thinking
- knows that in his style, in his whole way of expressing himself, in his way of thinking, he had
- Darwinism, a crude economic thinking, has spread out there and would in the end, if the
- Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 6: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 5
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- but in which this intellectuality already lived. Dialectical-legal thinking spread out and, in
- turn, led to civic-political thinking. This spread from the South into those northern regions
- forms. Many external facts show how this dialectical-legal, political thinking, in which the old
- dialectical-legal mode of thinking, calumniates everything which resists being fitted into the
- Title: Abbreviated Title: Lecture I:
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- wanted to apply materialistic thinking consistently, he would examine the
- this thinking and pointed out that what is generally called materialistic
- Title: "Heaven and Earth will pass away but my words will not pass away"
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- biologists, thinking themselves particularly advanced, say: As many
- only in an unreal, dead Ahrimanic thinking. And more and more will
- mankind submit to this kind of thinking unless impregnated by Spiritual
- Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture III: The Power of Thought
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- mere sense perceptions to thinking about percepts
- world-conception that the thought, the act of thinking, is an
- actuality in our inner self as man, that we do something by thinking,
- that thinking is an inner activity, an inner work.
- consciousness arise, in our Western thinking, that thinking is
- the result that man does not get a conscious feeling: thinking is
- connected with inner fashioning, but feels instead that thinking is
- separated. Thus in respect of thinking they evoke a feeling that it
- Thus they falsify our thinking.
- thinking in this manner, alter it, externalise it, who endeavour to
- in thinking one must seek for the inwardly forming, shaping of the
- the living element of thinking about the external. What they get hold
- applying thinking to outer things. Lucifer must of course cooperate
- thinking: In all that takes place there is something of the nature of
- materialistically thinking average citizen said to himself: 'Oh, this
- Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture IV: Harmonizing Thinking, Feeling and Willing
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- Harmonizing Thinking, Feeling and Willing
- way — especially in the case of Western thinking
- the same time as he is conceiving and thinking, something is also
- willing, and as his outer world his thinking, which leads over to
- our thinking, our intellect and conceptual life, is connected with
- in which we, as human beings, apprehend our thinking and conceiving
- thinking.
- conceiving and thinking in the right way with human nature. This they
- relate thinking to ourselves as we do now, but we should look back to
- thinking wished to unite with our inner being, wanted to belong to
- the moment we now pass over to thinking, we look back to the Old
- Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture V: Tree of Knowledge - I
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- thinking of the Sleeping Beauty) passes out of time and enters the
- only Lucifer who bewitches us into thinking that our concept is now
- thinking of possessing a piece of water, flowing along in a brook.
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- leave them that man in his thinking would look back to the old
- Moon-existence, and in this thinking would apprehend what the
- other side. He penetrates not only speech but thinking, and out of
- sense-periphery, my dear friends, we come to thinking, to the
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- of John Scotus Erigena emanate from a mode of thinking
- the middle of the 4th century onwards, the thinking of men
- mode of thinking of the first centuries of Christen' dom.
- now we must try to understand the kind of thinking in which such
- simply thinking about the things I have experienced. And most
- Title: Lecture: Art As A Bridge Between The Sensible And The Supersensible
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- standpoint with regard to even the most mature way of thinking. The
- said, much of recent art is formed on the basis of this way of thinking,
- Title: Imperialism: Lecture 1
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- complete truth — that in America they are thinking of declaring
- consistency, for the way of thinking was so different then from what
- Title: Imperialism: Lecture 2
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- far. One doesn't advance today with small thinking. It is necessary
- Title: Imperialism: Lecture 3
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- of human thinking and feeling will have to take place within the
- influence of the thinking characteristic of the second stage this is
- real thinking again when the inner soul-life is filled with substance
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- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- third beast is lazy thinking, the kind of thinking that would
- the world's phenomena with passive thinking. Man is too lazy
- and comfortable to activate his thinking. Humanity's thinking
- cannot. And existence cannot be comprehended by thinking with
- thinking if we want to grasp the spirit.
- thinking and we want to activate thinking, if we do not wish to
- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- the Threshold, what is necessary in feeling, willing, thinking
- Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 2
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- knowledge which reveals the contamination in our own thinking,
- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- thinking. When we create with ordinary consciousness we create
- correctly prepare ourselves for creative thinking, the
- spiritual world streams into our creative thinking. And then,
- our thinking, feeling and willing in order for the three beasts
- to be defeated: thinking, the thought - phantom; feeling -
- from real knowledge, firstly in our thinking. Normal human
- thinking is reflected in the thought-phantom of the first
- is the image of ordinary human thinking which thinks about
- thinking is a corpse. Where did the being live whose corpse
- this ordinary thinking is?
- contemporary civilization - when thinking from waking in the
- us in school and in life itself, our thinking is a corpse. It
- human figure. You must imagine this related to thinking. A
- our thinking when it lies buried in the brain as a corpse and
- Of thinking, that denies itself
- Of thinking, that denies itself
- Thinking, with which we achieve so much here in the
- died in thinking during this time on earth. The death of
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- leads to the spiritual world, and provided the thinking is not
- thinking, your feeling, your willing are held together by the
- physical body. You are a threefold human being: a thinking,
- immediately becomes a triple being. His thinking goes its own
- thinking flies out into distant space and that his feeling goes
- his feeling does not stay with him. Thinking at least goes out
- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
- this threefold splitting in which one's thinking goes its way,
- Of thinking, that denies itself
- our gaze within in order to be alert to what our thinking
- that they instruct us what should enter into our thinking,
- in our thinking to accept the challenge with our selfhood which
- Just as through the first mantric verse we enter thinking, we
- enter the inner world of thinking through the second.
- aside thinking and try to observe your own feelings. In
- thinking everything is semblance. But when we descend into
- threefold sequence of thinking, feeling and willing. The soul
- Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 4
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- of the gods with all your thinking, all your feeling, all your
- speak to you, appealing to your thinking, feeling, willing, and
- different relationship of thinking, feeling and willing in us
- everyday consciousness, thinking, feeling and willing are bound
- closely bound together thinking, feeling and willing are in
- possible to separate thinking from feeling in the artistic
- esoteric is said, it must be possible to separate thinking from
- we do not understand them if we do not use pure thinking to do
- engendered through thinking. Such feelings should be developed
- from thinking.
- which pertains to thinking, can by grasped only when we feel
- thinking:
- able to withstand the separation of thinking, feeling and
- thinking, feeling and willing together for everyday
- the conception of my thinking also arose. If the tree didn't
- exist, I would not be thinking today. My hand is only necessary
- order that I can be a thinking being. Why should the hand be
- forces of thinking in the heavenly heights.
- Of thinking, that denies itself
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- constitutes man's inner self - thinking, feeling, willing -
- became clear to us how in a certain respect thinking, feeling
- the spiritual world, in a certain sense thinking, feeling and
- evening. Thinking, however, is the force which relates upwards
- thinking the higher powers.
- our thinking, feeling and willing, aware that our thinking,
- consciousness is passive thinking, with which we can indeed
- own thinking, that every thought is captured light - both for
- thinking is in your head. Think that your willing is none other
- thinking that you are, if you do not begin to experience the
- fact that when you are thinking you are living in the entire
- say to himself: If in my thinking I merge completely with the
- I merge with the light in my thinking, light-beings grasp hold
- thinking, make him one with the light, rend him from all the
- aware of the true nature of thinking. Therefore we should
- we meet him with our thinking, which has become independent and
- In that realm where your thinking
- thinking.
- In that realm where your thinking
- received by thinking and one must learn to feel when dealing
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- can see how in reality all thinking - this is unknown to people
- - is nothing other than a refined breathing. Thinking is
- breath circulating there is known as thinking in the physical
- world; sublimated breathing is thinking.
- in this abstract thinking existing as a kind of tenuous
- which we designate as thinking.
- thinking. When breathing, completely refined, strikes the sense
- refined-to-thinking breathing process is like an organized
- I have described it, is related to his thinking.
- we refine normal breathing to thinking of what is in our
- it is in this descent from thinking to perception where we
- far as thinking is concerned, it is as though we expected our
- realize how hard ordinary thinking is. Ordinary thinking is
- stone hard. One really feels thinking with angles and edges
- thinking actually hurts when it appears in its particular
- of the suffering which is caused by today's thinking if he does
- breezes, where breath is grasped by thinking, then what I
- described happens. But this inner death of thinking, this death
- those who have advanced to Imagination, thinking is a hushed
- light. But when we become aware that thinking, this having
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- being which expresses itself psychically in thinking, feeling
- and willing. In reality they are three humans: the thinking
- and other earthly forces. In our thinking - which as earthly
- thinking is only capable of understanding the earthly - we must
- the sensory world we think that the site of thinking and mental
- But this thinking in the head is always mixed a little bit with
- the sensory world the whole extent of thinking and a small
- reverse: a small amount of thinking and much widespread willing
- know that when thinking is not considered as a function of the
- that thinking does not belong to an individual, but to the
- Thinking's germinal-waking cosmic-life.
- thinking as feeling in respect to cosmic being, when you
- thinking to be concentrated in the head, here [in the first
- thinking is brought directly into connection with the limbs,
- And thinking gives you
- thus, willing becomes thinking,
- normally differentiate willing, feeling, thinking from below
- in the middle, thinking below at the limbs.
- thinking, observed in the limbs, is human striving, which can
- Thinking's germinal-waking cosmic-life.
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- soul-life, thinking, feeling and willing, here is this
- earth-life are held together by our physical bodies. Thinking,
- this. Feeling (green) extends into thinking (yellow); willing
- following [drawing again]: thinking (yellow) is freed,
- physical body had held thinking, feeling and willing together,
- soon as we leave our physical bodies with our thinking, we
- perceive this thinking as one with all that is manifested in
- instrument of our thinking. But now we begin to feel the stars,
- the other planets. Between what we experience as thinking in
- What must be perfectly clear however, is that our thinking, our
- thinking.
- Dear friends, dear sisters and brothers, this thinking which
- before we descended to this physical world a living thinking
- earthly corpse-thinking. From it spring forth - but dead - the
- observe the thinking that corresponds to life on earth.
- gradually we learn to see through this thinking. Within the
- true, living thinking in which we lived before descending to
- his dead thinking [sketch: red part of the head]. But behind
- this dead thinking in the head's spiritual cell is the living
- thinking [yellow part of the head]. And this living thinking
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- my warmth; one must say: I enlighten myself by thinking through
- holds thinking, feeling and willing together through its own
- experiencing, thinking, feeling and willing are no longer one,
- thinking and separated from willing.
- if we are able to grasp thinking in such a way that thoughts
- are freed from physical existence, it is as though our thinking
- the threshold: my thinking rests in the resting stars; my
- unites with the earth forces. So thinking, feeling, willing are
- not need to bind thinking, feeling and willing together,
- unity. Thinking, feeling and willing would be constantly
- other side of the threshold, they are divided so that thinking
- doing this we must experience thinking, feeling and willing in
- such a way that we can communicate to thinking, which has gone
- thinking and willing; to willing, which is bound to the earth,
- something of thinking and feeling. This something we indeed can
- there is where your thinking lies. But I will bring the starry
- incorporated feeling and willing into thinking, which is bound
- system. Then I have assigned thinking and willing to
- and thinking to this being bound to the earth. In thought I
- Feeling is combined with willing. I add thinking to the mixture
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- within — if only by means of thinking — and become
- depth, as though you were not thinking it, but as though you
- current streams through our thinking, feeling and willing. And
- leave the physical body behind with our thinking, this magical
- thinking which we experience through the gravity of our soul's
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- active. We notice that when the head is ailing, thinking is
- activity on earth: our thinking. And so we must imagine:
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- easily be able to sense the thinking which is directly induced
- sense, to feel thinking by sensing speech.
- thinking. Then you will be able to touch, touch internally that
- [red], you will sense thinking here above
- [green]. That is, the sense of thinking is moved
- Listen to the field of thinking.
- of thinking through a spiritually cosmic experience.
- Behold the forces working in your thinking.
- apprehend thinking; we do not sense it, we do not feel it. The
- thinking.”
- the forces of thinking working in us, then what lies deep down,
- first lines: “Listen to the field of thinking”.
- Listen to the field of thinking:
- Behold the forces working in your thinking.
- The word “thinking” in the first line is underlined
- I. Listen to the field of thinking:
- thinking.
- exercise, without thinking about it, the image remains before
- which does not only call us to observe our senses, our thinking
- the ranks of the Exusiai thinks, he is thinking us. Our I is
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- souls how by concentrating on the field of thinking we could
- Not meant is our everyday thinking, but
- the thinking which acts behind that everyday thinking, which
- thinking.”
- thinking can be perceived in the human organism itself
- rear of the head, we can find the inner thinking through
- Perceive the field of thinking:
- Behold the forces working in your thinking.
- come to sense the thinking above the place of speech in the
- field of thinking and the field of feeling: from out of the
- though we are not ourselves speaking, thinking, feeling and
- of the spiritual worlds, on the fields of thinking, feeling
- Taking with me thinking's heritage,
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- impure willing, feeling and thinking — that they first
- willing, feeling and thinking appear in three animals —
- Then the Guardian of the Threshold shows us how thinking, feeling
- that when we cross over with separated thinking, feeling and
- are still present in this thinking, feeling and willing.
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- Feel! as we feel in your thinking.
- in our thinking; it is their feeling. They bring it to our
- consciousness. And just as the Angeloi feel in our thinking,
- something. Human thinking, human feeling, human willing, are
- not mere processes in humanity. While we are thinking, the
- Feel! as we feel in your thinking.
- solidity the way minerals do. In our thinking we would not
- Title: First Class, Vol. II: Lesson 16
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- over the abyss, for with our thinking, feeling and willing
- Feel as we feel in your thinking.
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- When, thinking, we create.
- beings in their thinking.
- That we may illuminate their thinking.
- Angeloi receive enlightens, without our knowing, human thinking.
- Now we realize what acts and weaves in human thinking: the
- That we may illuminate their thinking.
- human thinking. And we feel: everything in the compass of cosmic
- That we may illuminate their thinking.
- was thinking back, pictures arose which he experienced in his
- Bearing with me thinking's legacy,
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- When, thinking, we create.
- When human words resound, then human thinking
- resounds, then cosmic thinking speaks through the spirit's
- Thinking soul-forming at work:
- Thinking soul-forming at work:
- Thinking soul-forming at work:
- word-created cosmic thoughts. It is not mere thinking, it
- Cosmic-Word, cosmic-thinking, cosmic-body; the
- speaking, thinking cosmic-body is what the Guardian's third
- Thinking soul-forming at work:
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- anthroposophy before the world with all his thinking, feeling
- at the thinking kingdom of humanity on earth; let us direct our
- in its threefold character of willing, feeling and thinking. We
- force of healing: human willing, human feeling, human thinking.
- feeling, thinking in their true form — the Guardian
- Begat this ghost within your thinking;
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- feeling, our thinking appear before the countenance of the gods
- thinking is not yet human; it is still animal-like. There the
- beast emerge, which represents thinking.
- Begot this ghost within your thinking;
- Begot this ghost within your thinking;
- our thinking; about the second beast, which is interwoven with
- earthly thinking.
- this thinking by which we acquire the things and events of the
- unreal. What is then this thinking?
- must place what this thinking really is before our souls in
- the thinking that we have between birth and death is the corpse
- of the living thinking we had before descending into earthly
- Only, my dear sisters and brothers, when we feel our thinking
- true thinking, the dead afterimage of which lives and pulses
- long as we consider thinking as something living, we are not
- coffin of dead thinking, and we feel it deeply, are we
- when we turn from thinking and observe our feeling, then we
- makes us spiritually hollow. Thinking is dead, and feeling is
- Of thinking, that denies itself
- Of thinking, that denies itself
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- true bridge to what the human being needs for his thinking, for
- willing, feeling, thinking — appear to the eyes of the
- thinking, feeling and willing, he shows us — in the
- down into our thinking, but that this thinking is of a seeming
- speak to our thinking so that it integrates itself in the
- The Guardian instructs us on Willing, Feeling, Thinking:
- must look above if our thinking wants to unite itself with the
- because he wants to instruct us about thinking, feeling and
- In that realm, where your thinking
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- thinking as they appear before the visage of the spiritual
- dark powers in the realm from which the force of our thinking
- thinking, the force of our thinking in our humanity — to
- look up to that realm from which our thinking comes, where
- the light which wants to guide thinking along the right track,
- and the powers of darkness, who want to divert thinking from
- thinking is rooted above. We must know it to be so rooted if we
- selfhood and find the equilibrium for our thinking between
- In that realm, where your thinking
- In that realm where your thinking
- Title: First Class Lessons: Lesson XXIV (recapitulation)
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- what the true shape of our willing, feeling and thinking is
- feeling and thinking. It must be a shattering experience for us
- however, how our thinking, as we use it in normal life, is the
- corpse of the living thinking which was in us before we
- thinking, which lies in the coffin as a corpse. But we use this
- corpse for our usual abstract thinking between birth and
- Once we grasp how dead this thinking is, we can learn from the
- our thinking when we become aware of its deadness, and realize
- that it is the corpse of the living thinking that was in us
- gradually find the transition to living thinking, we should
- our thinking — when we look up to the cosmic thinking in
- which our earthly-physical thinking is rooted — between
- from this apparent thinking, from this dead thinking
- into the living essence of thinking. For this we must be
- When you enter the spiritual world with your thinking, you may
- flying for your thinking when you are in the spiritual world.
- strength to grasp thinking in a way that it can serve you in
- Guardian of the Threshold therefore teaches us about thinking
- realize that our thinking is at first animal-like. We must
- our willing — first in the earth-element with thinking,
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- Title: First Class Lessons: Lesson XXV (recapitulation)
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- thinking, we grasp the world feeling, we act in the world by
- willing. But thinking, feeling and willing are interwoven in
- thinking, feeling, willing — is closely related to our
- world. We are at one in thinking, feeling and willing.
- illusion of thoughts as in ordinary thinking.
- ourselves: There is our flowing, living thinking. It doesn't
- thought, all our thinking, is there as the first brightness
- thinking merges with willing? The thought — of what is
- will be — in thinking, feeling and willing — no
- universe, we are Three: our thinking merges with light across
- thinking: All our senses and thoughts are distributed over the
- (thinking, feeling, willing; man is split in three)
- Look: thinking, the spirit's head, becomes the will; feeling
- remains feeling, but rays out to thinking on one side and
- will's thinking, your thinking's will, the awakening seed of
- Will's thinking, thinking's will.
- Will's thinking, thinking's will.
- think that — the will's thinking, the thinking's will
- beside ourselves. Then the will's thinking becomes the thinking
- And thinking becomes
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- Title: First Class Lessons: Lesson XXVI (recapitulation)
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- his thinking through the impulse of the head.
- thinking over there in the sensory world is mere seeming, mere
- earthly thinking is the corpse - as we have heard in previous
- lessons - of a living thinking in which we were immersed in the
- There thinking lived! Now thinking rests as dead
- thinking, as seeming thinking in the coffin of our bodies. And
- all the thinking we use in the sensory world is dead thinking.
- what has this thinking accomplished? It has created everything
- which rests within as thinking's support, has been created by
- living thinking. [The interior of the head, yellow, is drawn on
- the blackboard.] It is living thinking that creates the support
- for our earthly semblance of thinking.
- brothers, observe the semblance of thinking in the dark cell,
- then you will find in what is felt above as thinking [drawing:
- thinking, so that each thought is streamed through with will.
- How the will streams into thinking can be sensed.
- semblance of thinking in this incarnation possible.
- tells us, and imagine dead thinking being cast out into the
- See behind thinking's sensory light,
- Dead thinking into the cosmic void;
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