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• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Contents
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  • changes in the physical body. Understanding of the, human
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 1
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  • in the sense in which that title can be given them from the standpoint
  • of the Medical Section of the Goetheanum. How this standpoint is to be
  • friends, there must be an absolutely clear understanding in the part of
  • hygienic standpoint about asceticism. This is spoken about very
  • physicians understand their profession properly, they realize that
  • hand, if the physician is a good physician standing squarely within
  • physician will truly understand the priest, and the priest the
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 2
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  • understanding, since they reach into profound depths, even into the
  • human being stands before us in a physical body, which has a long
  • obliged to bring a musical understanding to it.
  • to understand is the ego organization. For this one needs to grasp
  • a true understanding of the human being. However, I am convinced that
  • that Anthroposophy gives us, we can say that the human being stands
  • sensitive understanding for the fact that pathological conditions can
  • the queer ones.” This demands an understanding of the subtle
  • human being that must first be met with understanding; then it can
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 3
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  • for instance, standing before them as a real person. That is the
  • stages follow in succession. We can understand them clearly through
  • perception. To anyone who understands these things, the entire
  • view time is not like that. And one finds little understanding for
  • understands these things. But the chatter over free will is far
  • must be trained to understand the conditions under which a person is
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 4
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  • organization, one is not in a position to understand their
  • teeth. And from that statement the understanding must follow that the
  • the sunshine. One must understand that — how humanity stands
  • understand the real nature of the human being.
  • kind of hypomochlion, a zero moment in time when we stand between
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 5
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  • understand the first type of person requires the soul depth of the
  • priest. To understand this second type of person — who often is
  • intuition. For it is a matter of understanding what they do
  • people could be helped very much if our medical understanding and the
  • with special love — but should also cultivate an understanding
  • an understanding for how these things are brought about.
  • misunderstand me! I'm certainly not pointing to any of these things
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 6
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  • need to stand within the spiritual world and look at this physical
  • able to care for humanity properly from the standpoint of the
  • understand an illness unless one knows its cause.
  • standpoint there is no great difference between the health spas that
  • He does what other men wouldn't do. One can understand that. One can
  • overpowers him. He is standing there, he is bitten by the dog, and
  • Naturally it is a fulfillment of karma. But one can understand the
  • who achieve an understanding of these things will find opportunities
  • geniuses. But not from the standpoint of that arch-philistine
  • assertions from that kind of standpoint, if one directs one's
  • understanding behind it. Whether one gives communion to sick people
  • having an understanding for these things.
  • physicians also understand these things, if they recognize karma
  • standing beside the priests and administering the other half of the
  • anthroposophical understanding. To transform everything in life and
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 7
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  • would never attain an understanding of the human being. Certainly it
  • understanding of the external world, either in its evolution or in
  • karma that is forming, in between stands the human earth-life, which
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 8
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  • must go out beyond humanity. For everywhere humanity stands in some
  • relation to the forces in the universe, and one can only understand
  • working. On the one hand if we want to understand the structure of
  • similar. Now one understands how in ordinary everyday consciousness
  • of past karma. If we understand the human head properly, we must say
  • our vision, suddenly the continuity is broken and standing there
  • carry it into the universe. Let the picture stand before us —
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 9
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  • or her spiritual life and experience. The understanding that should
  • time from a standpoint that I think will throw greatest light upon
  • understand how things relate to one another.
  • the standpoint of truth. Much that priests in the world today say
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 10
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  • understand the periphery of the human being; one has to ignore the
  • we really understand the place humanity has been given in this world.
  • then you can begin to understand the present human physical body with
  • consider from the cosmic standpoint what lies between human
  • which is connected with how the sun stands in relation to the earth.
  • Thus we stand first
  • physician's or a priest's standpoint. But a true view of the world
  • very distant star, that's what I don't understand.” Yes, of
  • course it's obvious, the standpoint you've adopted at this moment
  • when you laugh at Serenissimus. But there's another standpoint: one
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 11
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  • its living activity. But to understand that, one needs to accept the
  • expression, veiling the facts so that no one would understand them
  • understanding of those two human conditions, would then see into the
  • When we understand
  • nature they stand within the sphere of the earth. In waking condition
  • they stand on a level with nature.
  • training behind me, I understand all that transpired at the Mystery
  • death. You will understand the passage of Christ from the Father to
  • truly related that through your understanding of the processes of