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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Back Cover
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- today has branches throughout the world.
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Synopses
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- Thinking, feeling and willing in everyday consciousness;
- of asceticism in the past — today it would
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture I: The Three Steps of Anthroposophy
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- Before I begin my lecture today may I express to our esteemed
- especially today because I desire to bring you this greeting
- manner, then, may I express the wish that in the days to come
- today is promoted as occultism, or the many things that go by
- the name of mysticism. This occultism, pursued today in many
- frequently called occultism today is founded on ancient
- present time. Old traditions are revived. But since present-day
- dilettante fashion by one or the other group today as a
- the other hand, much is said today about mystical immersion,
- exact and as scientific as is demanded today of the methods in
- itself so well in the domain of the sense world. Today I should
- today will follow in the days to come. May I point out first
- developed today out of materialistic knowledge, and has
- the universal science, and all the sciences we cultivate today
- having been born out of philosophy, it is forced today to
- thinking is devoted nowadays to justifying those ideas,
- abstract character and today are called the content of
- is not accredited today. It first has to prove that its
- feels the reality of breathing. But today, when a philosopher
- matters well in hand, so to say. One who nowadays has
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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture II: Soul Exercises in Thinking, Feeling, and Willing
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- to have a philosophy today, it is nevertheless something
- dreams in the same sense as dreams are today. Today's dreams
- reality, indicated by the picture itself. Today we cannot
- an etheric reality is achieved today in anthroposophical
- years such a meditative exercise, you arrive one day at
- called yesterday man's astral organism. It is that part of him
- that only scientists think in this way. Nowadays, it is
- world today by this abstract thinking existed in any part of
- today, could be achieved only by the fact that abstract
- order to think as is the case today — such thinking did
- today with people who, through some circumstance that we will
- Abstract thinking, the only kind known today, is obtained by
- thereby has man attained what he is so proud of today, an
- Today, however, man is at the point where, retaining his full
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture III: The Imaginative, Inspirative, and Intuitive Method of Cognition
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- day, is repeated over and over again, a state of soul is
- the following days. The first step in supersensible perception
- the modern age. A present-day philosopher lives, fully
- today is fundamentally already decadent.
- today's human being with his present composition of body and
- Yesterday, I described how the third level of supersensible
- detail in the coming days. Here man is brought into a soul
- yesterday, are two entirely different things. Primitive
- primeval man clear for ordinary consciousness today. But
- not submerged in the unconscious to the extent they are today.
- that whose development I described yesterday, can still gain an
- idea today, even though on a lower level, of this bodily
- actually is. Today this is called animism. But the use of this
- him they were as self-evident as the things we observe today.
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture IV: Cognition and Will Exercises
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- also that of intuition which I described yesterday, when I said
- one calls philosophy today is something extremely abstract, for
- transformed, metamorphosed in regard to waking, everyday
- described today. Nevertheless, in earlier times, even as late
- case of philosophy. They cannot even be guessed at. Today, when
- Still other people realize that man's clear day
- quite widespread today. It is just the advocates of this kind
- feature of present-day religious life that people rely on
- expressed today in regard to other areas of culture, but that
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture V: The Soul's Experiences in Sleep
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- Today I would like to give you an example of such research in
- daytime, everything the soul receives through the senses, is
- the cosmos that in daytime surrounds him. While in the first
- — in day consciousness, now, in sleep, he experiences the
- really present in the life of the soul. If, in daytime, we have
- celestial globe, does not illuminate day consciousness, it does
- during the day. During the following night an after-effect of
- over into day consciousness, even though it is not directly
- day consciousness that man's general mood, making itself felt
- during the day in the form of a dull awareness of
- confronts him by day, for the life functions of the physical
- man has a dim feeling during the day that birth and death by no
- day and is experienced by it as a vague feeling about the world
- Just as religious life can be founded today in knowledge by
- divine. Our day-consciousness is only a reflection of the
- to the region of day-consciousness from the profound depths
- present-day consciousness — and as in the second
- stage of sleep, man must then return to daytime
- is that brings him back each morning into his daytime life. He
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VI: The Transition from the Soul-Spiritual Existence in Human Development to the Sensory-Physical
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- his soul and spirit. I was able to indicate yesterday that such
- pointed to yesterday as the sleep in what I have called
- described yesterday.
- Now, in the way I described it yesterday, while man in sleep
- them in the form described by me yesterday. In the pre-earthly
- part of the physical body. I said already yesterday that
- beginning of today's lecture, is what he experiences later in
- night, as I described yesterday, they are renewed afresh. They
- along as endowments. The sequences of day and night cause
- have described it for you today. Much is still to be worked
- pre-earthly stage I described today. But since an unconscious
- Today I have sought to describe for you those matters connected
- with the mystery of birth. In the following days I will have to
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VII: Christ in His Relationship to Mankind and the Riddle of Death
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- Yesterday I tried to explain how man, who as a
- birth, of which I spoke sketchily yesterday, he must bear in
- transformations. Today, people often assume that the soul
- of today's human being. But the transformations that
- rarely pointed out today; yet in these transformations there
- difference that exists between waking and sleeping in man today
- daily change in human consciousness. Today man only knows the
- day consciousness, although he certainly can indirectly. But
- half-conscious dreaming as we have it today. Rather, it was a
- Pictures flowed within it as thoughts run today through our
- content pointed to a spiritual reality. Just as today, when our
- that epoch simply had every day in his soul inner experiences
- mankind today, could not yet arise at that time. Man had
- kind of ordinary consciousness we possess today, with its sharp
- days, which can lead to imagination, inspiration and
- of today's considerations what this signifies for man's inner
- of which I spoke yesterday, can be described further in
- Today, I would like to close my remarks by referring to what an
- today's theology and who have been erased from memory —
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VIII: Ordinary and Higher Consciousness
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- Christianity's development, it will be necessary today
- consciousness. If in three days he wants to relive it again, he
- will not be able to recall what he has experienced today. He
- problem of death. In the second part of today's lecture
- possesses in everyday, waking life alongside all the other
- time, he must retain his everyday consciousness. This means
- condition in which you will find yourself one day when you no
- problem is nowadays dealt with so often in an amateurish
- today's lecture in a more exact way so as to have a good basis
- will follow in the third part of today's considerations.
- situation of man's life. Several days ago, I described how, in
- yesterday's lecture you may have surmised that ego
- a higher perception such as I described again today, the
- today. I have already indicated that cosmology and religious
- the Christ in the next few days. I will show that for man today
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture IX: The Continuation of Ego Consciousness after Death in Relation to the Christ
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- activities that are carried out in the everyday condition of
- present-day science knew about these facts, it would find it
- enters ordinary daytime consciousness only as a weak
- spiritual world, a method no longer to be employed today. It
- lecture. Today, I will have to describe in the last
- men become a cosmos one day in which the natural is at the same
- imagination, as I brought out yesterday. Such a
- used in initiation of the present day. Those ancient initiates,
- of the human will to today's considerations of the spheres of
- evolution, must be developed in regard to the human will. Today
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture X: The Experience of the Soul's Will Nature
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- therefore, when man really thinks in waking everyday life, he
- I described yesterday. But if we formulate the thought,
- saw yesterday how a continuous evaluation of the moral and
- days that in the moment when man passes through the gate of
- second part of today's considerations.
- prevailing today concerning the interplay of constructive
- the mere sense-derived science that is generally accepted today
- further elaborated upon in the lectures tomorrow and the day
- passing today, but from this you can see that a starting point
- Present-day medicine is fully acknowledged and applied, but our
- Critics who rely merely on physical science today still claim
- several days. This condition, however, lasts only a few days,
- about as long as a person's daytime experiences stimulate the
- to the experiences of the day before or the second or third one
- before that. Just as we dream about something from the day just
- example, about having spoken to someone yesterday about one
- thing or another; this experience of the past day still
- people. One person dreams only about what happened yesterday,
- another dreams about what he experienced the day before, still
- another dreams about what happened three or four days earlier.
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