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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Back Cover
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- instead was a soul-spiritual being in the soul-spiritual world.
- today has branches throughout the world.
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Foreword
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- by the time of the outbreak of World War I. But unhappily
- perception of the spiritual worlds and could never speak out of
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Synopses
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- experience of the divine world by the I or
- ‘Soul World.’ The transition to the third stage of life after
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture I: The Three Steps of Anthroposophy
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- do research in the supersensible worlds by borrowing the
- paths of research suited only to the sense world. We cannot,
- however, scientifically ascend into the supersensible worlds by
- itself so well in the domain of the sense world. Today I should
- supersensible world in the same way as the forces of the outer
- senses penetrate the physical sense world. What the spiritual
- facts in the sense world.
- supersensible world. While what is often termed mysticism has
- sleep and have the sense world around us again.
- clarity. Then he may begin to penetrate within the world of
- standing in the world. They have nurtured the sciences, which,
- prominent French journalists between World War I and World War
- sense world that natural science is able to examine. In this
- worlds, finds its way into our existence between birth and
- into a soul-spiritual world. In regard to this astral nature of
- etheric man and is incorporated in a cosmic world. It is
- found in the physical sense world. In such a cosmic picture
- belonging to a special world, to a divine world, of which
- belonged to a divine world. But he also knew that between birth
- and death he was placed outside of this world and was clothed
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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture II: Soul Exercises in Thinking, Feeling, and Willing
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- one always can in the case of any given fact in the real world.
- Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and Its Attainment,
- are set free of the physical body. Now, a picture world is
- pictorial quality, resembles the picture world of the ancient
- this picture world that he has before him, man now gains an
- him out of the spiritual etheric world, and build up in him a
- as sharply separated from the outer world as, in sense
- his conceptions out of the real etheric world.
- of the etheric world, out of the human etheric organism and the
- to the world whose authenticity is guaranteed.
- known flows into this emptiness — a new spiritual world,
- a spiritual outer world. This, then, is the stage of
- that lived in a soul-spiritual world before it descended to
- in the soul-spiritual world. In inspired cognition he thus
- cosmic world, as soul and spirit being. This being enters the
- earthly world and only clothes itself in the physical and
- spiritual world into his physical existence.
- world. The knowledge gained in inspired perception,
- events in the outer world are ordinarily observed as following
- organism into the spiritual world outside. In thus taking the
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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture III: The Imaginative, Inspirative, and Intuitive Method of Cognition
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- the surrounding world change. Meditation, as meant in the
- lives in a world separated from one's physical
- etheric world. He feels this because the nature of his own
- with his surrounding world, and in no way may they be allowed
- etheric world, he can look back in this thinking upon his
- perceiving the world through his senses and for thinking.
- the outer etheric world, I might call it, reverberates and
- experience of the world in etheric man, a true philosophy can
- what he has experienced in the sense world. There, he has
- other facts of the physical sense world. Now that he is able to
- what I experience in the physical sense world as physical
- what I experience in the physical sense world as moon; and so
- worlds. In his soul life he must be able to move freely between
- one has experienced in the physical sense world. It is as if
- what has been experienced earlier in the sense world through
- With imagination he lives in the etheric world. He feels
- himself as alive in the etheric world as otherwise he has felt
- in his physical body. But he feels the etheric world more as a
- sum of rhythmic processes, a vibrating in the world ether,
- billowing world, in this rhythmically undulating world,
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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture IV: Cognition and Will Exercises
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- able to see the etheric world of facts unfolding in the expanse
- world, for it is this whereby he becomes personalized and
- confronts anything of the world absorbed through the
- sense world with all its sense impressions is no longer
- soul-spiritual world before it descended into a human physical
- existence. One looks into those worlds where the soul existed
- soul-spiritual world and learns to know its pre-existent life.
- soul-spiritual being in the soul-spiritual world. There, this
- spiritual world itself. It is the ego and the astral
- world. In this way, he learns to know what it signifies to live
- spirit being, one is outside in the world of spiritual beings
- When we pass over into the spiritual world with what we harbor
- world.
- developed on the subjects of the origin and end of the world,
- purely spiritual world. Therefore, a “rational
- spiritual worlds and which exact intuition gets to know, can in
- clairvoyance into the spiritual worlds and carried across into
- the earthly world what they experienced.
- experiences in the divine world in the form of ideas based only
- spiritual world and the experience of it.
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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture V: The Soul's Experiences in Sleep
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- When man first enters into the state of sleep, the sense world
- were passed through consciously. Thus, the external world of
- certain true facts of the spiritual world can be
- cosmic mists of the etheric world and the soul's longing to
- cosmic relationship of the soul to the world. As a result of
- does not expand out into the planetary world during sleep, but
- now, within this cosmic order, the moral world order arises.
- lacking morality, and on the other side a moral world order
- the soul. Instead, we have a unified world before us. What we
- of the world of the fixed stars, so that this world is
- beings corresponding to the stars. Here in the sense world in
- the spiritual world with intuition, we recognize that the sun
- experience in sleep. In the sense world you arrive at a
- of the external world as perceived by the senses. The soul
- soul-spiritual world. Every night, the truth concerning the
- life from the spiritual world and withdraws again into the
- world of spirit. This picture streams into the soul by
- day and is experienced by it as a vague feeling about the world
- spiritual world the other impulses he needs. What permeates him
- 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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- of sleep man's ordinary inner world becomes in fact an
- outer world. When he sleeps, he simply has before him as an
- outer world his physical and etheric bodies, which
- observation constitutes the surrounding world becomes in a
- certain sense an inner world.
- world and prior to his having taken on his physical body. When
- inner world. In a way he feels himself to be a cosmos. But in
- one does here in the physical world. Everything is
- sense world exists only for this sense world. But in order to
- cosmos as we perceive it from the physical world; he has a
- future inner world as a cosmic outer world, which, however, he
- the universe that surrounds us as the world of the stars, the
- pre-earthly world view having a grand, mighty content. The
- is a feeling as if the real spirit world withdraws a little
- spirit world. Instead of the intuitive, active life with the
- spiritual world, it is as if we were becoming inspired by a
- cosmic replica of this spiritual world.
- man must undergo, as it were, in which the spiritual world in
- revelation of the cosmos as an objective outer world.
- with the divine foundation of the world. If therefore man as 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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- world during pre-earthly existence, makes his transition to the
- the spiritual worlds, in His descent from extra-terrestrial
- At most, the world view arrived at in natural scientific
- soul-spiritual condition, in a purely spiritual world, before
- an extra-terrestrial world to which they belonged as much as
- they belonged to the terrestrial world. Those who, as initiates
- same time into a spiritual world to which man belongs with the
- permeates the spiritual world from which I myself descended to
- dubious world of dreams. Mankind had lost that part of
- direct vision about the world from which they had descended
- evolution the Christ appeared, descending out of the same world
- to a knowledge concerning the way the spiritual world looks and
- world, in which man lives between death and a new birth, but
- appeared in the spiritual world. The path was described which
- had taken from the spiritual world down to earth. In all these
- worlds because of their knowledge of ancient initiation
- world in which they had lived before birth overcame earthly
- by means of the sense world. This is what caused the old
- the spiritual world, accomplished the Mystery of Golgotha after
- experienced from the spiritual world through Christ.
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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VIII: Ordinary and Higher Consciousness
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- sense world and memories. Also, there are dim thoughts that
- what he has in mind. Matters pertaining to the physical world
- bring forth what you want from the supersensible world. But it
- instantly, if it is to come out of the spiritual world in truly
- world is often really cruel to him — naturally the
- facts from the spiritual world are to be brought forth.
- when it perceives the outer world with ordinary
- descending from the soul-spiritual world, man works on the
- reappears in the physical world after birth as man's head
- it is born out of the physical world. The will-segment of the
- will he also has insight into the divine spiritual world.
- In the head organization the spiritual world is contained only
- in physical metamorphosis, not much of the spiritual world as
- consciousness initially in the physical world between birth and
- could now, in the present, reach beyond this world and
- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture IX: The Continuation of Ego Consciousness after Death in Relation to the Christ
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- experience in the higher worlds that we have learned about and
- starry world and has acquired from the planetary movements.
- is not conscious of the planetary movements and the world
- the outer world into the physical inner being; the phenomena of
- light stream in through the eyes and through the ear, the world
- physical world. We do not bear within us only what we express
- spiritual world, a method no longer to be employed today. It
- experiences the cosmic world-ether in the etheric
- organism. The activities that take place in this world-ether
- world-ether stream actively into man's etheric organism, and
- world-ether. After death, man not only lives directly in his
- world in the depths of the amoral cosmos. Our world is morally
- future world will arise out of ours whose nature in its
- morality upon the physical world. This lends a nuance of its
- and there I called them the “soul world.”
- enter a world where it lives only in the purified cosmos, where
- soul is allowed to enter a world where it is no longer
- also carries into the cosmic spirit world what lives in his ego
- happens in the spiritual worlds that man en counters
- “After death, you enter a soul world in which you have to
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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture X: The Experience of the Soul's Will Nature
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- involved when a person ponders the affairs of the world without
- the soul-spiritual world into a physical-etheric organism. In
- spiritual world.
- around us in the physical world — the mineral, plant, and
- cosmic-etheric world. Since our etheric organism is now not
- strictly separated from the cosmic-etheric world, it flows out
- cosmic-etheric world, and when we look back upon our etheric
- soul world, man finds his way into the rhythm that
- passage through the soul world, the human soul must
- cannot bring what we have experienced in the soul world as the
- by saying: As long as man passes through the soul world,
- faces the necessity of entering the pure, spiritual world. As
- of the physical world where we spent our earthly existence. In
- Golgotha, man entered the spirit world in a manner that was
- Before man enters the actual spiritual world where he engages
- you are to pass out of the soul world into the spirit land, you
- the other beings of the starry worlds and finds in turn the
- he must tell himself: World evolution can only proceed in the
- right into the spiritual worlds, does not establish a
- been permeated with the spiritual worlds, something he has
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