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• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Contents
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  • between death and rebirth causes formation of breathing system. The
  • The death on Golgotha: the curative process. Path of the physician;
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 2
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  • after her death. This was St. Teresa.
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 4
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  • earth lives and from life between death and the new birth. Then we
  • between death and a new birth (or conception) in the spiritual world.
  • you encounter between death and new birth, only they are covered
  • physical world in which we live between birth and death, spiritual
  • this world in which we live between birth and death.
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 6
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  • death, and could thus examine the physical organism. They were
  • realization only after he went through the gate of death. Now the
  • experience one has when one goes through the gate of death and then
  • further into the life between death and a new birth is in the
  • what comes from the time between death and a new birth works over
  • that earlier incarnation, in his life between death and a new birth,
  • life between death and a new birth. These facts are obvious when one
  • went through the gate of death from that previous earth-life. This
  • the animal torture and the remorse after death and is done as a
  • three days death was inevitable. So it is not a pure suicide, either
  • incarnation up to his death, up to the way his suicidal intention was
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 7
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  • death. It works its way in through the nerves; it moves forward
  • through the gate of death when we throw off our physical body. It is
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 8
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  • nearness of death to life. We go to the outer planets that are
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 10
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  • each earth-death we breathe the etheric element out; with each
  • third form of breathing: life and death. If we count life to be our
  • life on earth, and death to be our life between death and a new
  • Life-death, the largest breath.
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 11
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  • death would not have the form it now has; nor would illness come in
  • the way it now comes. Illness and death were regarded as the symptoms
  • degree, one sees at once that death is quite different in character.
  • would undergo through death, they would be guided through their life
  • between death and rebirth on their path to the sun by souls who on
  • being after death was to find the sun path — because there they
  • would work out part of what they had to experience between death and
  • death. You will understand the passage of Christ from the Father to
  • the death on Golgotha. That is the mystery. One may not believe at
  • sent the Son to undergo the death on Golgotha. You will see in the
  • death on Golgotha not death but the working together of all that
  • happened at the death. That was not a death but the overcoming of
  • death and the healing of all mankind. That is the path of the
  • the Mystery of Golgotha up to the death as a tremendous healing
  • meaning of Christ's path after the death on Golgotha. For his going
  • through the death on Golgotha was the great healing event. Then the
  • happening to the Christ individuality since He went through the death