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marlo
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Rudolph Steiner — The Goetheanum (more below)
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The Dude Bart🐘🌳 ⌐◨-◨
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Ahhh I love Rudolf Steiner so much. Reading one of his books right now actually!!
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marlo
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ah, so cool! i haven’t read anything of his. which book?
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The Dude Bart🐘🌳 ⌐◨-◨
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This one! But if you want to really get into his philosophy, I always recommend people to start with “The Philosophy of Freedom”
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marlo
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tldr from chatgpt sounds right up my alley Rudolf Steiner’s The Philosophy of Freedom (also published as Philosophy of Spiritual Activity) presents a view that human beings can achieve genuine inner freedom by recognizing how thinking and perception interact. Here’s the gist: 1. Thinking & Perception: Steiner argues that we typically experience reality as separate sense data (the world “out there”) and internal thoughts (the world “in here”). He says if we consciously unite these—by realizing thinking itself is an active, creative process—our experience of reality deepens. 2. Individualism & Moral Intuition: He claims true freedom arises when we develop moral intuition—an inner sense of what’s right, beyond external commandments. By cultivating self-awareness and taking responsibility for our moral imagination, we generate ethical actions unique to each situation, rather than obeying rigid rules. …
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3. Path to Freedom: We become free by recognizing the active role of our thinking (not passively accepting rules or impulses) and by engaging with the world in a way that harmonizes personal insight with universal principles. This process fuses subjective creativity with objective reality, enabling genuinely self-determined actions. In short, Steiner’s core message is that freedom is discovered internally—through self-reflective thinking and moral imagination—rather than simply granted or imposed by external authority.
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