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• Title: Problem of Death: Lecture I
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  • with the forms of the words. We generate in ourselves those
  • with our words, which give expression to our words. Picture
  • form of expression of his words. Something is actually
  • there — in other words, if our printed writings are
  • from this point I will read you the words themselves.
• Title: Problem of Death: Lecture II
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  • altogether different. The difficulty is that words coined
  • to bring one word through her lips would have been able
  • word. Arthur looked at her and she at him. One movement
  • not in my consciousness when the words were coined. It came
  • entirely out of the situation itself. Moreover words which
  • there is naturally no wish to speak the words that
  • were actually uttered. In such circumstances the words will
  • present in such a case is that such words should not have
  • to be spoken. This attitude helps the coining of the words.
  • And so you will admit that the words I had to speak (at the
  • entirely out of the soul itself. The main words necessarily
  • (at the beginning of the service) the words had to be:
  • of Death which calls forth such words — words which
• Title: Problem of Death: Lecture III
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  • For it is difficult to find words from the treasures of our
  • experiences between death and a new birth, words which are
  • inwardly to the words if we wish to make them words capable
  • which these words come forth from the soul when the soul
  • death is quite different from the mode in which words come
  • the words.
  • Such words as I have
  • were not formed as one forms words when one wants to bring
  • words, but we have throughout the feeling: through us
  • its own inner experiences. When one frames the word it is
  • like a surrender of the word to the being in question, like
  • a placing of the word at this being's disposal, so that the
  • being can then itself make use of our words.
  • words which can then become really true guiding lines of
  • life-wisdom into a single word. Then this signifies
  • great, the impressive words of the aged John:
  • over rich life-experience — I refer to the words,
  • falteringly to coin the words which were sought for there,
  • place the words in our mouth which must come to us if we
  • world in approximately the following words:
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