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  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Contents
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    • Pathological
    • pathological development. Inability to adjust will to the world.
    • handling of psychopathological cases. Healing as a divine
    • Cultural pathology and therapy. Priest must speak of illness from
    • supernature: Father, Christ, Spirit. Pathology of evolving humanity.
    • The death on Golgotha: the curative process. Path of the physician;
    • path of the priest.
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Publisher's Forward
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    • foundations for an esoteric path connected with a particular
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 1
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    • psychopathic cases, cases of mentally handicapped or psychically
    • civilization therapy has taken a false path into materialism and
    • theology a false path into abstraction. For these reasons their true
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 2
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    • the pathological field. These phenomena require a physician's
    • pathological, genius on one side, insanity on the other; each in its
    • own way was pathological. Since it is quite obvious to anyone with
    • insight that every pathological characteristic also expresses itself
    • appropriate way. We will not be regarding them as pathological
    • (although they will lead us into aspects of pathology) but rather
    • diagnosis: psychopathological impairment. To modern physicians that
    • person is a psychopathological impairment case who is at the
    • instance, can be considered to be on a pathological level. Priests,
    • sensitive understanding for the fact that pathological conditions can
    • philistine paths; they have to travel other ways. Priests must be
    • in writing a thesis on the pathological aspect of the Greek Pythians?
    • for her, which indeed also remained to a certain degree pathological.
    • This was approximately her path.
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 3
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    • lies between certain pathological trends that are developing in human
    • pathological tendencies of human nature and the stream of initiation;
    • Typical of such a path
    • pathology with familiar psychiatric symptoms, but they are not the
    • a person as St. Teresa returns. When the pathological condition
    • organization, astral body, and etheric body. Such a path as I
    • on the pathological. Therefore it is not unimportant for physicians
    • counterpart of a complex of pathological symptoms that they are
    • healthy counterpart of a pathological condition. That, more than
    • are piled together here on earth by pathology. Here a
    • link up with the external pathological and therapeutic inquiry. You
    • must live into them on the pathological, physiological side that
    • other side leads to pathological conditions.
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 4
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    • examination of healthy responsibility and pathological
    • child's own body. We become aware of it from certain pathological
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 5
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    • be pathological but are in fact something quite different, something
    • more. For as you have seen, the pathological condition remains with
    • for now the beginning of real pathological conditions can be found.
    • condition is the pathological mirror-picture of a visionary state
    • pathological mirror-picture of ordinary dreaming. Activity is there
    • properly with the organ. Now we have the pathological mirror-picture
    • condition is pathological; they simply find it interesting. And they
    • deteriorates to a pathological level.
    • pathological mirror-picture of what we found in the second stage of
    • receive inner impressions of it. People with pathological conditions
    • pathological mirror-picture of the third stage of the saint: the
    • degree. Here we have to do with everything that is a pathological
    • world. And we have seen the opposite pathological states: first,
    • psychopathological impairment as the first stage. We can be
    • spiritual means — to cure what is already pathological. It is
    • puberty. This brings on the first stage of a pathological condition,
    • pathological. Also it were better, perhaps, not to label it
    • pathological, otherwise so much else would have to be labeled
    • pathological, which must in any case be recognized as “cultural
    • pathological stage: a slight tendency, caused by bad education,
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  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 6
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    • “normal”: toward a pathological condition or toward a
    • how karma works in relation to pathological conditions and also to
    • torture that he formerly perpetrated. Genius and a pathological
    • the pathological condition impelling him to inject a fantastic
    • by a truly pathological tendency. And this pathological tendency,
    • even sympathize with that. Indeed when I remember how some of our
    • were being given distinguished titles, I have a certain sympathy for
    • for the friend. One sees his pathological state always following at
    • body and become pathological cases, as I showed you, in three stages.
    • Their pathological condition is induced by their karma. But one only
    • earth-lives, while in the pathological cases the individual became
    • other throughout his life. Both the genius and the psychopath are in
    • interplay of genius and pathology as was the case with Raimund. Those
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 7
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    • is lying across the path of our breathing. That occurs in abnormal
    • clue by which to approach questions of pathology. The cosmos has this
    • source of a certain kind of pathological condition, but the source is
    • which then carries the process inward; I come gradually to the path
    • of the breathing, out of the paths of the senses and thinking to the
    • Here is the path of the warmth element coming into the human being
    • that happens along the nerve paths. They are the external, physical
    • paths for thinking.
    • kind of path.
    • This also has its own path, the veins. So the third path is the
    • farther into the human being we find the process that provides a path
    • investigates the nerve paths, if one investigates how they are formed
    • in relation to the senses, one finds on these paths: karma. Karma
    • forming. The lymph vessels are the beginning of the paths of future karma.
    • light, chemism, and life are brought on paths of warmth, as you come
    • from the light to the life paths and see the general cosmic life
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 8
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    • perception. And on the path of the sun, past karma streams in too. It
    • same time, on the path of these sun rays that slip in through the
    • the paths of outgoing karma? To know that, we must acquaint ourselves
    • of the sun entering on the paths of the senses and nerves. If we can
    • us, that on the paths of the physical-etheric sunlight, the light
    • Spirit enters humans by way of the same paths that the
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 9
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    • psychopath. With such people the soul and spirit enter into processes
    • knowledge, that psychopaths and the so-called mentally disturbed are
    • effect. Thus the transition from pathology to therapy rests upon a
    • psychopathic or insane in the sense in which one is justified in
    • on a pathological state. The individual carries into sleep a certain
    • pathology and therapy were explored in the old mysteries.
    • spiritual point of view, to explore pathological conditions from a
    • secrets of pathology from observing the body when it is left; secrets
    • individuals and cultural pathology and therapy — we find that
    • periphery, to the outer world; there is then the pathological
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 10
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    • macrocosm and processes in man lead one from pathology to
    • entirely different path; it consists of what is left over by the
    • path of personal development that requires the effort of the whole
    • possibility of taking the wrong path in this endeavor. You can even
  • Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 11
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    • path of initiation, particularly that path that was pursued at the
    • 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
    • pathological condition — an aberration of the soul-spiritual
    • pathological situation, that such people have descended more deeply
    • can be at the borderline between normal and pathological. It can
    • other side to the Spirit. If then they are aware how their path leads
    • on this path.
    • pathology text or a medical textbook and study it thoroughly, at the
    • death and the healing of all mankind. That is the path of the
    • process. The pathology of evolving humanity and the therapy, the
    • the Holy Spirit. And their path is that of mediation
    • on this path along which one has to lead one's fellow humans from the
    • meaning of Christ's path after the death on Golgotha. For his going
    • Christ's path to
    • Golgotha: the peak of the physician's path.
    • Christ's path after Golgotha: the peak of the priest's path.
    • theologians, the two paths seem to have no connection whatever. There
    • that the path by which the ancient initiate came to initiation could
    • the activity of Christ on both paths.
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