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• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 1: Natural Science and Its Boundaries
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  • further training and development; upon the realisation that as
  • which realities at a level beyond that of everyday reality
  • we realise what it is that is revealed to man through such
  • realms of knowledge, it will be a useful preparation to form a
  • instructions given by ancient Eastern wisdom are really
  • that they have no real understanding of human progress.
  • real sense.
  • The important point is to realise that for the Eastern
  • if some day we have a really comprehensive physiology, it will
  • to the psychological reality. A genuine observer knows that it
  • really only one man — a friend or associate of the
  • grasps the weaving of thought in external reality, penetrates
  • into that external reality and rises to the level of
  • perception of a spirit-realm. In a supreme degree he attained
  • metamorphoses is needed to realise this. Goethe is trying to
  • blossom, or of the stamens. Goethe realises that precisely by
  • know where the essence of man's being really lies, and in
  • of what the Buddha really meant. This shows that Western
  • we do not get to the heart of what Buddhism really signifies.
  • Eastern culture. Without this knowledge there can be no real
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• Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 2: Paths to the Spirit in East and West
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  • thinking really is.”
  • deny the reality of the very thing that my
  • have never really studied mathematics, or gone into the
  • really striven to reach the material boundaries of
  • images in their fullest depth, we have a very real experience;
  • being first comes to realise himself as a true self.
  • reality with spiritually developed senses than to read the
  • scientist has to realise that it stops half-way.
  • is really only what is smelt, tasted and touched before
  • the realm of pure cerebration have now become significant forces.
  • consciously means realising our own identity on the far side of
  • an inspired realisation of the eternal in man. We Westerners have
  • breathing out. Anybody who really makes a study of
  • to and fro of perception and thinking. Higher realities are
  • advances to true spiritual reality in the form of Imagination,
  • I indicated as a philosophical fact that reality is the product of