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317. Curative Education: Lecture IX 04 Jul 1924, Dornach
Translated by Mary Adams

The child's appetite is bad. She sometimes has disturbing dreams. We have here a condition that is frequently to be met with among these children; we might even describe the little girl as a “normally” abnormal child.
317. Curative Education: Lecture XI 06 Jul 1924, Dornach
Translated by Mary Adams

Memory is dependent on a right and proper organic relation between physical body and ether body; astral body and I have no part in the retention of impressions in memory. As you know very well, dreams make their appearance only when astral body and ego have begun to enter into the physical and ether body, not before.
319. What can the Art of Healing Gain through Spiritual Science: Lecture III 24 Jul 1924, Arnheim
Translator Unknown

Every day we observe the human being passing from that condition wherein he has an inner impulse to move his limbs and when he takes in the impressions of the outer world so that he may work them over within himself, into that other condition where he lies motionless in sleep and his consciousness (if it does not rise to the point of dream) sinks down into an inner, indefinite darkness. If we refuse to admit that the functions of willing, feeling and thinking are annihilated in sleep and simply appear again when he wakes, we must ask ourselves: What is the relation of waking man to sleeping man ?
319. Spiritual Science and the Art of Healing: Lecture III 24 Jul 1924, Arnheim
Translator Unknown

Every day we observe the human being passing from that condition wherein he has an inner impulse to move his limbs and when he takes in the impressions of the outer world so that he may work them over within himself, into that other condition where he lies motionless in sleep and his consciousness (if it does not rise to the point of dream) sinks down into an inner, indefinite darkness. If we refuse to admit that the functions of willing, feeling and thinking are annihilated in sleep and simply appear again when he wakes, we must ask ourselves: What is the relation of waking man to sleeping man?
306. The Child's Changing Consciousness and Waldorf Education: Lecture VI 20 Apr 1923, Dornach
Translated by Roland Everett

(Here I am referring to the child's condition, of course—the teacher must not be in a dream, although this appears to happen all too often!) This condition then yields to a stronger jolt into wakefulness.
292. The History of Art II: Fourth and Fifth Post-Atlantean Epochs, Medieval Art in the Middle, West, and South of Europe 15 Oct 1917, Dornach
Translator Unknown

Maturing as a man when knowledge grew in his soul and light fell on his soul depths from which knowledge had previously appeared as mysterious waves in a dream, now appeared in a mood, he expressed as follows: “Oh, whereto did all my years disappear!
231. Supersensible Man: Lecture V 18 Nov 1923, The Hague
Translated by Mary Adams

When we have this experience, beginning at the same time to feel ourselves one with the whole World, with the Cosmos, then, if we are to attain, not to a dream, nor to any abstract thought, but to a first actual realisation of oneness with the Cosmos, we must carry the experience further.
328. The Social Question: A comparison between the attempts at solving the social question 05 Feb 1919, Zurich
Translated by Hanna von Maltitz

For this reason, they compose themselves and say: ‘It all sounds a bit like a dream to me, quite impractical.’—They remain calm only because they don't have the will forces to really involve themselves with the course of events.
118. The Reappearance of Christ in the Etheric: The Reappearance of Christ in the Etheric 06 Mar 1910, Stuttgart
Translated by Barbara Betteridge, Ruth Pusch, Diane Tatum, Alice Wuslin, Margaret Ingram de Ris

When they look up from this action, something like a dream picture will stand before their souls, from which they will know, “This has some connection with my action.”
350. Learning to See in the Spiritual World: The Development of Independent Thinking and of the Ability To Think Backward 28 Jun 1923, Dornach
Translated by Walter Stuber, Mark Gardner

But if I try to draw the etheric body, I would never dream of representing it in the same way. I would do it like this. The human being has an etheric body which expands.

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