Wonderful, thank you!
What Barfield Thought (Max Leyf and Landon Loftin)
Re: What Barfield Thought (Max Leyf and Landon Loftin)
The reason why it is impossible to observe thinking in the actual moment of its occurrence is the very same which makes it possible for us to know it more immediately and more intimately thany any other process in the world.
Re: What Barfield Thought (Max Leyf and Landon Loftin)
Cleric K wrote: ↑Thu Feb 29, 2024 3:11 pmBTW, here are the essays also in Google Docs format:Federica wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 5:06 am Thanks for the link Ashvin. That Steiner was the author had completely escaped me.
"Yes, getting anyone's attention pointed to Cleric's essays seems the only way to go at this point, including a lot of people on the Anthroposophical FB page"
Ok, I hope this means they are being publishedlike next week, otherwise yours would be a non answer!
PS. And, on the lots of people on the FB Anthroposophy group, it has to be emphasized that many of them, similarly to MV, do not dare, or even imagine, to call themselves Anthroposophists, to 'lead', or mislead, others in the name of Anthroposophy, while bluntly ignoring the very core of all Anthroposophical understanding! Therefore, for those, there is no sin in entirely ignoring what Anthroposophy even IS!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QVo ... sp=sharing
Cleric,
I was wondering why Symphony of Minds is not included in the list at the link.
I am searching, but not finding the reason
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The reason why it is impossible to observe thinking in the actual moment of its occurrence is the very same which makes it possible for us to know it more immediately and more intimately thany any other process in the world.
Re: What Barfield Thought (Max Leyf and Landon Loftin)
Sorry for the delay,
Well, I haven't thought about it. SoM was a kind of probing ground, I didn't look upon it as something that should fit in the sequence. But if you think that it can be of use I can add it.
Re: What Barfield Thought (Max Leyf and Landon Loftin)
Thanks, Cleric. It was just a question, I was not suggesting changes.
The reason why it is impossible to observe thinking in the actual moment of its occurrence is the very same which makes it possible for us to know it more immediately and more intimately thany any other process in the world.
Re: What Barfield Thought (Max Leyf and Landon Loftin)
Cleric K wrote: ↑Thu Feb 29, 2024 3:11 pmBTW, here are the essays also in Google Docs format:Federica wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 5:06 am Thanks for the link Ashvin. That Steiner was the author had completely escaped me.
"Yes, getting anyone's attention pointed to Cleric's essays seems the only way to go at this point, including a lot of people on the Anthroposophical FB page"
Ok, I hope this means they are being publishedlike next week, otherwise yours would be a non answer!
PS. And, on the lots of people on the FB Anthroposophy group, it has to be emphasized that many of them, similarly to MV, do not dare, or even imagine, to call themselves Anthroposophists, to 'lead', or mislead, others in the name of Anthroposophy, while bluntly ignoring the very core of all Anthroposophical understanding! Therefore, for those, there is no sin in entirely ignoring what Anthroposophy even IS!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QVo ... sp=sharing
Cleric, please go to Substack, and start posting your essays and ideas there.
The reason why it is impossible to observe thinking in the actual moment of its occurrence is the very same which makes it possible for us to know it more immediately and more intimately thany any other process in the world.
Re: What Barfield Thought (Max Leyf and Landon Loftin)
This may happen at some point but right now I'm trying to put the essays together. I would much rather share them here first in a smaller circle. That's also why I'm taking so long with the next part. Thanks to some of the things we've discussed here I decided to rewrite the whole part on Imagination. It goes quite slowly, sometimes I spend a whole hour on one or two paragraphs but hopefully it will make things clearer.
Re: What Barfield Thought (Max Leyf and Landon Loftin)
These smilies in the sidebar here are quite limited aren't they?Cleric K wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 6:59 pmThis may happen at some point but right now I'm trying to put the essays together. I would much rather share them here first in a smaller circle. That's also why I'm taking so long with the next part. Thanks to some of the things we've discussed here I decided to rewrite the whole part on Imagination. It goes quite slowly, sometimes I spend a whole hour on one or two paragraphs but hopefully it will make things clearer.
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Thank you for all your inestimable work, Cleric!
The reason why it is impossible to observe thinking in the actual moment of its occurrence is the very same which makes it possible for us to know it more immediately and more intimately thany any other process in the world.