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• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Back Cover
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  • remains of the living physical man. As we are referred back to
• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Contents
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  • Human Development to the Sensory-Physical
• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Synopses
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  • physical body. Imaginative consciousness gives to philosophy
  • realities which have their physical reflection in sun, moon and
  • organisms, the physical body ‘reflects’ thoughts.
  • damage the physical body and thus
  • healthy physical body thanks to the force of the Christ. In the
• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture I: The Three Steps of Anthroposophy
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  • senses penetrate the physical sense world. What the spiritual
  • belong to physical man, for the senses are physical organs
  • imbedded in the physical body. What man's physical body
  • physical man. In him what the ancients considered as philosophy
  • experienced in the physical body but in a human organization
  • that permeates the physical body as etheric man.
  • present-day science we really know only physical man. We do not
  • physical body and in which the Greek philosopher experienced
  • his philosophy. In the physical body we experience breathing,
  • and the process of seeing. But just as we have this physical
  • an etheric man. When we look at the physical body we see
  • something of the breathing process; physically and
  • physically in breathing and seeing — philosophy came into
  • physical body, so the Greek never doubted that what he
  • powerful, solid and material than his present physical body.
  • anything about what is now his physical body, just as modern
  • perception, for it is in the etheric, not in the physical body,
  • member of the whole cosmos. As physical man, however, he cannot
  • physical man between birth and death belongs directly to the
  • life of his physical sensory surroundings. Beyond this he has
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• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture II: Soul Exercises in Thinking, Feeling, and Willing
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  • the physical organism. In the dream conception itself one never
  • are becoming entirely independent of the physical
  • “When I think in the physical organism I am making use of
  • course in the physical organism, but, because of its
  • Without the physical organism the thinking of ordinary
  • therefore, is bound to the physical organism. Just as we
  • with the help of the physical organism, we also see clearly
  • are set free of the physical body. Now, a picture world is
  • physical organism and continues in the purely etheric —
  • earth and clothed itself in a physical and etheric body. Man
  • organism that leaves physical man at death and lives on further
  • As man has the physical cosmos before him by means of his
  • spiritual cosmos; only, what within his physical and etheric
  • this organism, ensheathed by the physical and etheric
  • is merely hereditary in the physical and etheric organisms and
  • earthly world and only clothes itself in the physical and
  • spiritual world into his physical existence.
  • the physical organism on the waves of breathing and the other
  • researcher's physical and etheric organisms. That happens
  • physical and etheric organisms. The will that otherwise is
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• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture III: The Imaginative, Inspirative, and Intuitive Method of Cognition
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  • physical body; a different activity from that of thinking,
  • feeling, or exercising my will within the physical body.”
  • lives in a world separated from one's physical
  • physical organism takes on a relative objectivity. Man looks
  • within his physical body out upon external objects. But what
  • unconscious, or perhaps physical elements had played into
  • physical and etheric organisms. There, they would unite with
  • super-sensible thinking man would alter his physical and
  • to interfere with his physical or etheric organism. Both of
  • unaltered physical body. It has remained as it was; this
  • With this etheric thinking you feel quite outside your physical
  • physical organism. A person who has correctly brought about
  • disappears, to be able to return into the physical body and see
  • being in the physical body and being outside it in the
  • physical and etheric organisms. Then man will really attain an
  • called forth in his physical organism when he uses it for
  • this way is mirrored in our physical and etheric organisms in
  • a physical sense cosmos.
  • other facts of the physical sense world. Now that he is able to
  • the cosmos to what he experienced through his physical body as
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• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture IV: Cognition and Will Exercises
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  • physical organism of man owes to hereditary development,
  • that is to say what are the persistent factors in his physical
  • inheritance and ancestors who gave him his physical
  • between what is passed on in the continuing stream of physical
  • consciousness that no longer has before it the physical
  • physical and etheric organisms. For this consciousness, the
  • soul-spiritual world before it descended into a human physical
  • physical substance transmitted to it with conception. One
  • disregarding not only its own physical body and its
  • physical man. As we are referred back to the living man when we
  • relate what man experiences here in his physical body to the
  • within physical earth-existence. To acquire inspired knowledge
  • releasing his own soul-spiritual nature from his physical as
  • outside his physical and etheric organisms. He comes to
  • Through death, the physical and etheric organisms are cast off.
  • instead of within one's physical body. Man actually finds
  • otherwise here in earth life he is within his physical and
  • physical death — one also learns to perceive what
  • insight into what is also working in his physical and etheric
  • plant, so little can an observation of man's physical and
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• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture V: The Soul's Experiences in Sleep
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  • after-effects of sleep. His physical and etheric organizations,
  • physical and etheric bodies, which he has when awake, man has a
  • physical and etheric organisms as upon an object. Just as he
  • the physical and etheric organisms underlie what might be
  • physical and etheric organizations in the systems of breathing
  • live in the physical and the etheric body and work into waking
  • and ego organizations are outside the physical and etheric
  • They are experienced by the soul outside the physical and
  • etheric organisms. But within the sleeping physical body the
  • a physical body, who always live in a super-sensible existence
  • as opposed to the physical life of man. The human soul in sleep
  • circulation, and thus in man's physical and etheric
  • confronts him by day, for the life functions of the physical
  • our physical consciousness we experience the physical sense
  • are merely the reflected physical images of certain spiritual
  • single stars. In sleep, the soul, being free of the physical
  • enters a physical body through conception and embryonic
  • his physical and etheric organizations in sleep, if this
  • his physical and etheric bodies again? What impulse is at
  • reflection in our physical world is the moon. Indeed, the
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• 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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  • The Transition from the Soul-Spiritual Existence in Human Development to the Sensory-Physical
  • VI - The Transition from the Soul-Spiritual Existence in Human Development to the Sensory-Physical
  • that man in his physical sense life experiences himself in his
  • physical and etheric bodies and considers their organs as his
  • outer world his physical and etheric bodies, which
  • physical body exists in man's astral and ego nature. This is
  • to the physical and etheric bodies naturally is connected with
  • that the reason why a man wants to return into his physical and
  • world and prior to his having taken on his physical body. When
  • no such relation to a physical and etheric body is possible,
  • Such a physical-etheric organism is not present in pre-earthly
  • physical human organism with which man must clothe
  • of everything earthly man possesses as his physical
  • physical-material organs — spread out into cosmic
  • When I say that man experiences his future physical organism as
  • another for physical existence. In the latter one means
  • say that the cosmic germ of man's physical body is experienced
  • one does here in the physical world. Everything is
  • man's physical organism.
  • cosmos as we perceive it from the physical world; he has a
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• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VII: Christ in His Relationship to Mankind and the Riddle of Death
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  • physical earth. If we want to place before our souls the very
  • point to a physical reality. Just as we know, when we see a
  • physical being with colors and shapes, that it is a physical
  • physical is out there, so did a man of the past know that he
  • bestowed by that spiritual being whose physical image is the
  • physical sun we see in the sky.
  • look up to the sun, but this outer, physical sun is only an
  • death concerned only the physical human organism. He knew of
  • life descended into his physical organism. For him, death was
  • He whose physical reflection is the physical sun, this
  • man Jesus. He took on a physical body in order not only to
  • in their physical sense consciousness through historical
  • full clarity in the inner soul experience, man's physical
  • its foundation in man's physical organism, and man learned to
  • physical organism can be experienced by the soul. No
  • attention exclusively to his physical body and showed how this
  • extent, it had become an experience of the physical organism.
  • but they come from the physical body. This body disintegrates
  • physical death could leave him. By these means, it was possible
  • use of ego consciousness. In this stage, the physical
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• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VIII: Ordinary and Higher Consciousness
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  • kind of a relationship man acquires in regard to his physical
  • whole soul to be outside the physical organization. To a
  • physical organization. Everything that has occurred since
  • birth in the physical body as growth was produced in it
  • to this experience. Just as a real, physical object cannot
  • what he has in mind. Matters pertaining to the physical world
  • therefore, he always takes hold of his physical body. That
  • the physical organism, it slips right into it. This unconscious
  • physical organism and makes use of it. Then, as imaginative
  • Something is reflected back to us from our physical body, and
  • actually passes to begin with from ordinary, physical reality
  • insight into the physical body. He sees it as a reflecting
  • for it is not until his physical body becomes for him an
  • certainly not present in his physical body. If, therefore, he
  • have his physical body outside himself and view it as
  • human being relates to the corporeal-physical. Not until he can
  • objectively survey the physical organization, the etheric body
  • unity of the physical and soul nature at age nine or ten. He
  • physical organism so that the body can reflect the thoughts
  • with the soul's relationship to the physical body in normal
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• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture IX: The Continuation of Ego Consciousness after Death in Relation to the Christ
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  • physical organization. In a certain respect, man's astral
  • organization and ego being are outside his physical body during
  • of the physical body. When man is awake in earthly life,
  • completely united with the physical organism. They are active
  • in the physical corporeality. During sleep, the soul's own
  • into ordinary consciousness which the physical body reflects as
  • to the physical organization in the same manner in which man
  • unaware of them, he actively permeates his physical organism
  • Because man actively penetrates his physical body, because his
  • and the ego being — affect the physical organism with
  • specific way. For the purely physical activity which then
  • reflected images thrown by the physical body back into the
  • being is reflected during waking life onto the physical body.
  • Through its senses, the physical body carries the effects of
  • the outer world into the physical inner being; the phenomena of
  • all this is reflected as thoughts in the physical organism, and
  • does the soul actually do to the physical organism so that
  • firmly in mind that the physical organism really prevents the
  • it works in the physical head organization of man. It turns out
  • human etheric body alone were to penetrate the physical
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• Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture X: The Experience of the Soul's Will Nature
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  • the physical and etheric organisms.
  • organization. The head organization forms a physical and
  • must seek it in its replica in the physical and etheric
  • the real domain for the physical part of a science of the soul,
  • same way to the physical and etheric organisms, neither has it
  • physical and etheric organisms, nor does it become involved in
  • from the physical and etheric parts of man's organism. It has
  • kind of surrendering of the willing-soul to the physical
  • physical and etheric bodies in response to a certain stimulus.
  • human organization for the physical body. Subconsciously,
  • the soul-spiritual world into a physical-etheric organism. In
  • the physical organism; its activity cannot unfold since it
  • the physical organization, but the tendency remains. Now, the
  • accustomed on earth to live in a physical organization
  • consciousness and has the desire to form a new physical
  • views the physical corporeality and the soul and spirit, and
  • around us in the physical world — the mineral, plant, and
  • being. Since, in physiology and anatomy, physical science is
  • Critics who rely merely on physical science today still claim
  • base their ideas and their work on physical science alone. But
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