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Artistic Sensitivity as a Spiritual Approach to Knowing Life and the World: (Cw 161) Volume 161

Artistic Sensitivity as a Spiritual Approach to Knowing Life and the World: (Cw 161) Volume 161

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Series: Collected Works of Rudolf Steiner, Book 161

Metaphysical General

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ISBN10: 1621481778
ISBN13: 9781621481775
Publisher: Steiner Books
Published: Apr 17 2018
Pages: 332
Weight: 1.10
Height: 1.00 Width: 6.10 Depth: 9.20
Language: English

13 lectures, Dornach, Switzerland, January 9 - May 2, 1915 (CW 161)

Simply learning the theory of spiritual science is not enough; what matters is having an inner experience of what we learn, and filling our souls with the impulses of spiritual science.... We must also attempt to really bring spiritual science to life, to really let it flow into what we undertake and intend to do. We need to become conscious of the fact that the spiritual-scientific worldview provides something that is meant to engender a new kind of human being in place of the old human being who has come down to us like an heirloom from an earlier stage of Earth evolution. As we do so, we begin to develop the preconditions in ourselves though spiritual science that will help give birth to what is to be born in the future on Earth. -- Rudolf Steiner (lecture 1)

Today's orthodox notions of science--which is to say, of knowing--are exceedingly narrow; they posit, implicitly or otherwise, that the only knowledge possible, if any, is that of the physical world. But the skeleton key to unlocking the door, behind which lies the root of the problems and difficulties of our age, and thus their solution, is to be able to fully answer this question: What is it to know something? This question lies at the foundation of spiritual science. Rudolf Steiner had first to solve it for himself, pointing the way for others to do the same (in, for example, his Philosophy of Freedom), long before he could give such lectures as these.

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