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• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: About the Golden Blade
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  • called Ahura Mazdao, a golden dagger, by means of which he was to
• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 1: Natural Science and Its Boundaries
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  • call it in Spiritual Science, and the cognition of which we
  • qualities possessed by mankind in general. What is called in
  • sages, for the so-called Initiates of the ancient East, a
  • analogous to the other, that it can rightly be called a sense
  • whole of our body: we can call it the sense for the
  • called. The “mantric”
  • what I have called “Inspiration.”
  • what can be called Inspiration and his organic constitution was
  • First and foremost, however, attention must be called to the
  • particular way to achieve this by systematically practising
  • called a science of the human senses. In spoken lectures I did
  • unconsciously has united too radically, too deeply, with the
  • materialistically but to be a materialist, because
  • higher spiritual culture, only if we can call this culture into
• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 2: Paths to the Spirit in East and West
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  • we might call a state of Inspiration, in the sense in which I
  • were taken by the so-called Mystery centres to guard against
  • integrated organically with our spiritual life as a whole. This
  • unequivocally in advance. To-day I should like to describe a
  • specifically designed for the scientist. All my experience
  • already possesses. This was not basically my intention in writing
  • advantage it would have been to anthroposophically orientated
  • publisher when another work of mine came out, called
  • of absorbing them. We can call up symbolic or other kinds of
  • in what I have called phenomenalism — that
  • in our inner being, if we recall especially lively
  • conscious only of what I might call outer sound and outer
  • trinity, as I have called it, of taste, smell and touch, and we
  • in his soul and spirit as he has physically in breathing in and
  • his natural philosophy in a remarkable way on what he called
  • anthroposophically orientated Spiritual Science for the West,