

CW 84 Aims of Anthroposophy: Lecture 2. Enhancing Human Powers of Perception to Develop Imagination, Inspiration, and Intuition (Dornach, 14 April 1923) [Semi-Public] by Rudolf Steiner
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Discover the intriguing distinctions between waking consciousness and the unconscious, revealing how our sensory experiences shape understanding. The discussion highlights enhancing perception to fuel imagination, inspiration, and intuition. Explore the dynamics between thought, feeling, and will, and their interplay in both waking life and dreams. Delve into the interactions of etheric and astral bodies to unlock deeper insights into human consciousness.
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Waking Life: Thinking, Feeling, Will
- Waking life is characterized by consciousness governed by sense impressions and thinking from within outward.
- Feeling relates inwardly while will causes outward actions, showing different mental faculties at work.
Senses and Thinking in Sleep
- Except for eyesight, our senses continue to receive impressions during sleep.
- Our body and mind continue sensory experiences and thinking unconsciously in sleep.
Raindrop Ending a Dream
- A raindrop falling on the cheek can abruptly end a dream, showing dreams often stem from external stimuli.
- Dream scenes can be dramatic and lengthy though they take very little time in reality.