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	title:	Intuitive Thinking as a Spiritual Path: A Philosophy of Freedom (Classics in Anthroposophy)
	author:	Rudolf Steiner
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Steiner Books
	released:	January 31, 1995
	isbn:	088010385X
	isbn-13:	9780880103855

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Thinking as an essentially spiritual activity - Rated This book concentrates on philosophical comtemplation of thinking. The author wanted to discourage passive collecting of information and to encourage instead conscious pondering and questioning. The only kind of knowing that should satisfy us should spring from within. The unfree always strive to obey the outer world (like church, state or society) while free human beings set their own values themselves. It was stated somewhere that this book's purpose was to lay the foundations on which the author's later spiritual research could rest - but in my opinion one could easily skip this "primer". Ever wondered how you KNOW anything? - Rated Perhaps one of the most significant questions you can ask in your life: How can I know anything? How can I feel sure that what I hold as the basis for reality has any reality at all? These and other significant life questions are worked through in this remarkable philosophical work. Be prepared to do your own work as you follow the intuitive path that has been carefully outlined by Rudolf Steiner. The careful reader will find few books more deeply satisfying. I have returned to re-read it many times.

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Thinking as an essentially spiritual activity - Rated 3/5
This book concentrates on philosophical comtemplation of thinking. The author wanted to discourage passive collecting of information and to encourage instead conscious pondering and questioning. The only kind of knowing that should satisfy us should spring from within. The unfree always strive to obey the outer world (like church, state or society) while free human beings set their own values themselves.

It was stated somewhere that this book's purpose was to lay the foundations on which the author's later spiritual research could rest - but in my opinion one could easily skip this "primer".

Ever wondered how you KNOW anything? - Rated 5/5
Perhaps one of the most significant questions you can ask in your life: How can I know anything? How can I feel sure that what I hold as the basis for reality has any reality at all? These and other significant life questions are worked through in this remarkable philosophical work. Be prepared to do your own work as you follow the intuitive path that has been carefully outlined by Rudolf Steiner. The careful reader will find few books more deeply satisfying. I have returned to re-read it many times.