Philosophical Speculations

At least until you seriously and equanimously consider what I presented today in the post above with Klocek's YT video - which I invite anyone to watch, for at least five minutes from the timestamp. At that timestamp, Klocek is doing a great job of pointing to exactly what I have been saying: that ...

You also don’t seem to draw any food for introspection from the fact that, to support this attitude, you have to override a huge share of Steiner’s own work (you boldly wrote: “ I am opposed to what Steiner is doing in some of his lectures ”); you have to ignore Cleric’s explicit intention for the f ...

Also, for the record, you are sharing an example from Cleric where the very first sentences are - " Alas, it’s not that easy to approach that question. There are so many preconceived patterns of thinking that have to be reimagined . For example, instead of simply asking the question, we can start by ...

Awake to Dream: a Pentecostal Contemplation "Rudolf Steiner speaks of a very particular and peculiar experience of those who "walked with Christ" during His Earth-mission, following His "departure." When they reached back in memory to their time with Him, their memories were suffused with a dream ...

Let me repeat: what Moore says could very well be completely false. I happen to have no idea since I read nothing from him, and it plays no role to my point here anyway. The point is, you stated that conventional science would never take a look at these views and say "Oh wait, our standard view has ...

Ashvin, you are completely missing the meaning of my post. What Moore says could very well be completely false. Let me repeat, I happen to have no idea since I read nothing from him, and it plays no role to my point here anyway. The point is, you stated that conventional science would never take a ...

"It doesn't matter how far ahead you see if you don't understand what you are looking at." — Garry Kasparov Concave and Convex Modalities We previously explored how, at the horizon of our intuitive becoming, we can develop a new orientation toward the output flow and expand our sensitivity to what w ...

For the records, here's a professor at Columbia (followed by Levin) now restacking that "the heart is not a pump" post with the reference to Moore's book. This is so cool, he says. "Full implications far from understood!" It seems like for him something is missing. And he doesn't seem to be much ...

Federica wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2026 7:03 am For example, I shared some difficulties here. Do you have any thoughts?

Yes, thanks for reminding us of these questions. I have posted a response on the thread.

The first thing to notice is that this is exactly the kind of inner experimentation that is so critical for higher development. The fact that you are even doing it and paying attention to some of the feedback transforms your entire intuitive context as you approach the wider flow, the APs, and so ...