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• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 1: The Poetry of Fairy Tales
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  • every day, when the soul leaves the world it has been in during sleep
  • asleep. The human soul withdraws from the sense world and from the
  • represses its morality. In falling asleep and during sleep, the soul
  • spiritual existence between falling asleep and waking up.
  • between waking and sleeping quite normally to experience something of
  • sleep and in waking life, even though she is harbored in our body.
  • hand; we enter it unconsciously as soon as we fall asleep in a normal
  • only its sleep experiences but also all those experiences related to
  • the life of the soul when it leaves the body in sleep as completely
  • at the human body during sleep, we see to some degree its equivalence
  • to a plant. Our sleeping body is like a plant, in that it has the
  • that the human ego, which in sleep is outside the plant-like body,
  • spiritually over the sleeping body. And the human ego is related to
  • human body, engendering its growth during sleep, repairing its
  • came into the alternation of sleeping and waking. Sunrise and
  • itself the deep-seated soul experience on awakening from sleep, of
  • that they had to lie down to sleep off their greed. And now as they
  • lay down together to sleep and in the dark the man put over his head
  • we'll have to wait until he sleeps.” As soon as he was asleep,
• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 2: The Interpretation of Fairy Tales
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  • People who had preserved this lived in a condition between sleeping
  • between waking and sleeping? When people are in their physical
  • and fell asleep. The eldest was to keep watch. While he walked
  • had to keep watch. Almost as soon as the others were asleep, while he
  • woman made him a soup that sent people to sleep, a dream-soup, and
  • soon fell asleep, and when he awoke the three horses were gone. He
  • with the horses. The soup sent him to sleep, and when he awoke the
  • him to sleep, she changed the horses into three golden eggs, which
  • sleep while I go to a spring and drink.” Next morning it