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• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Cover Sheet
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  • Star Route, Hudson,
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 2
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  • if the labile condition starts between seventeen and nineteen years:
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 3
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  • starts, when it is in statu nascendi,
  • words, and this was able to start curative processes. Directing the
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 4
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  • constellations of the fixed stars work. To be sure, this escapes
  • stars, acquires meaning for human comprehension. And one begins to
  • stars which we are carrying within us and which we need when at
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 7
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  • a great pile, but no work starts. To start the work, what goes on
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 8
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  • a differentiated sense world. The sun no longer shines, the stars no
  • stars appear again, but in their spiritual aspect: they are now
  • stars everywhere. If we look within the human being, the sun, moon,
  • and stars are there too, in exact correspondence. When something
  • collaboration of sun, moon, and stars. If we as therapists want to
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 9
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  • the outer world. Let us start from the human physical body
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 10
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  • creatures if there are no apes to start with. You can't speak of the
  • place in the sky in relation to the other stars, and now in 1924
  • shift through all the constellations of the starry world; it can be
  • this way: Start from one day; in a year there are 360 days. (It can
  • and foremost in the world of the stars. Inwardly, we relate to our
  • of our creative thinking. It starts our legs moving toward things we
  • really nothing more than a system for giving names to stars. That is
  • found stars had to have names. He would visit the observatories in
  • his country and let them show him various stars through the
  • know all that — but how you know what that star's name is, that
  • very distant star, that's what I don't understand.” Yes, of
  • astrosophers had for the sound of some particular star. All the old
  • star names were God-given, spirit-given. The stars were asked what
  • their names were, because the tone of the star was always perceived
• Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 11
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  • examined without restriction. Today one starts out from the
  • substance; formerly one started out from the process. And in fact any
  • physical illness. What happens when the healing process starts? The