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• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: About the Golden Blade
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  • whereby he can act upon and transform external nature.”
• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 1: Natural Science and Its Boundaries
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  • life continues on its course a higher form of consciousness can
  • realms of knowledge, it will be a useful preparation to form a
  • meet another person; we see that he has a human form like our
  • penetration was possible. He formulated certain aphoristic
  • development and was the means of transforming into
  • is indeed a danger, but one that every form of guidance to
  • develop in an abnormal, pathological form. The connection of
  • often take a truly terrible form. I myself have known a
  • pathological form, until he finally came to the point where he
  • also at certain points repeat themselves and revert to former
  • this weakened form of spiritual life only something to be
  • respect, as little can a form of spiritual life be made young
  • form when it is received into souls who are being imbued more
  • something that came to be practised in a decadent form by the
  • picture-forming activity sent inwards, so that the organism
  • Many years ago I made an attempt to formulate what may be
  • in order to put it into a form suitable for a book, the outer
  • which is merely another form of fear, in superstition of every
  • once attained by ancient Eastern wisdom in a form suited to the
• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 2: Paths to the Spirit in East and West
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  • This process of living-in-the-word was enhanced by forming the
  • way of initiation that conforms to the needs of Western
  • order to inform the reader of the subject-matter of the book,
  • only to acquire information. The purpose of the book is to make
  • this path in a form consonant with Western life if we simply
  • follow when forming concepts, but by working on our perceptions
  • finally become aware of an inner experience, of which formerly
  • is possible to form a picture of something experienced only
  • part of our human make-up which we formerly experienced only
  • world which forms us. As we become clearly conscious of spirit
  • formatively upon it.
  • is transformed into one that can stand upright and walk. When
  • physical — will soon discover how those forces that form
  • and touch. Over a fairly long period the former are, so to
  • and touch form a barricade in front of the sensations of
  • capable of informing our scientific and social life.
  • has undergone a transformation. We have been able
  • Thoughts which formerly had a more or less abstract existence in
  • and thinking has been transformed into Inspiration.
  • We are now in a position to unite the two forms of experience,
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