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• Title: Contents: Presence of the Dead
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  • The notion that our senses perceive only oscillations and
• Title: Presence of the Dead: Lecture One: Understanding the Spiritual World (Part One)
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  • senses. Likewise we cannot perceive all of it in our ordinary dreams,
  • physical body and do not use our physical senses. Rather, we look
  • perceive anything if we lacked all senses in the physical world.
  • nonsense, of course. It is possible to describe an objective fact
  • thoughts which do not merely mirror the outer sense world. We must
  • through him. The ancient religious founders were in a sense teachers,
  • understand the full significance of Christ, this is simply nonsense.
  • deadening one's senses. It is no different from someone saying,
  • Get rid of the senses, one by one!” To be a materialist in
  • regard to the spiritual world makes as much sense as this attitude in
  • complicated structure. It is in a certain sense built into us out of
  • the same way they experience the world of the senses. This is a
  • sense referred to here; we are not fully present in what we do. That
  • the same time we must have a clear and sure sense for the conditions
  • acquire a healthy sense for the things that truly belong to it. Then
• Title: Presence of the Dead: Lecture Two: Understanding the Spiritual World (Part Two)
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  • a striving — in the highest and most noble sense of the word —
  • no choice but to try and make sense of these ideas on the basis of
  • its impressions on our senses, and we try to understand this world
  • are, in a certain sense, the highest physical beings. A stone, a
  • certain sense we become objects to them. It is indeed a first sign of
  • sense of the word that she was an objectively kind person. She
  • smaller groups so that we can, in a sense, speak the language we have
• Title: Presence of the Dead: Lecture Three: Awakening Spiritual Thoughts
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  • senses, we are looking at beings we can correctly describe as
  • the sense spiritual science speaks of it, is beautifully alive in our
  • has ideas concerning the sense world as well as all kinds of
  • that we need ideas reaching beyond the life of the senses if we
  • And unless we get our bearings from beyond the sense world, we will
  • do not take this in a superficial, merely external sense, but in a
  • had either restricted themselves to sense impressions or had reached
  • cannot comprehend him through our senses but have to accept him with
  • human beings beyond the sense-perceptible world into the spiritual
• Title: Presence of the Dead: Lecture Four: The Presence of the Dead in our Life
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  • research resemble dreams because in both the sense of touch and the
  • will get a sense in the depths of our soul telling us what being we
  • That is why we speak of reading the occult script, in the true sense
  • exercises have brought us to the stage where the sense of touch
  • Then our thinking changes and we no longer have thoughts in the sense
  • don't like that nonsense, I hate it,” you will not be
  • here in the narrow sense of a simple learning process, but as
  • the latter. This objection makes as much sense as saying that we
  • will be glad to leave behind the old theosophical nonsense of
• Title: Presence of the Dead: Lecture Five: The Blessing of the Dead
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  • and upsets, sense impressions, will impulses, feeling, and thinking,
  • without using my senses or my limbs. I have experiences independent
  • sleep. The sense organs are laid aside in sleep; there is no activity
  • of the senses, and the limbs are at rest. While we sleep, we are
  • researchers, we must be able to silence our senses at will. We must
  • particular qualities of that period. I tried to get a vivid sense of
  • out, as our own experience, into the spiritual world. In a sense, we
  • on the illusion of their senses, were created by the limitation of
  • through the illusion of the senses. In fact, we create it ourselves
  • that the world extends beyond the realm of the senses, and behind the
  • true impulse of spiritual science to heart can sense even now in our
• Title: Presence of the Dead: Lecture Six: Faith and Knowledge
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  • The notion that our senses perceive only oscillations and
  • toil and work is not in the sense of “it's been a hard day's
  • work,” but in the sense of unconscious occurrences caused by