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• Title: Illusory Illness: Lecture I: Illusory Illness
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  • the course of his life man finds himself set between two
  • one that man must find a necessary balance between the forces
  • balancing of outer and inner will he find salvation in
  • overcome ourselves, we find a balance. These we can take as
  • to sanitarium without finding health.”
  • us now move on to the more intimate pictures that we find in
  • quite remote matters we find that it is often a question of
  • Every image that does not find a place in the overall general
  • moment. The deeper ground of his soul finds it flat and dreary,
  • balance. The human being finds the balance in his ever more
  • him. Then he will find himself armed against the cultural
  • can, however, also find outer causes for lack of creativity.
  • finding the balance between outer impressions and inner
• Title: Illusory Illness: Lecture II: The Feverish Pursuit of Health
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  • do most people today press towards health! Everywhere we find a
  • regions we find sanitaria. Was there ever in any time of world
  • of man, we would find everywhere primitive cultural conditions,
  • as it appears in the physical world, we find that it has its
  • he finds himself standing before a quite incomprehensible outer
  • we find this condition also in many masculine persons. The
  • comes at us from the outside can find a counter-balance within.
  • the itch to cure others. It is, of course, easy to find this or
  • that illness in a person. So somebody finds this or that organ
  • a fact that one can find a small flaw in each human being.
  • that I find satisfaction when taking my food. The human being
  • situation therein. No outer power can help us. When we find
  • nobody can give us anything. Nevertheless, we shall find our