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In this week’s episode we stack up behind Heka Astra who is leading the charge and authoring this three part series through the twisted jungle of Rudolph Steiner’s wild mind as he establishes the philosophical framework proving the truth we all feel inside, that we, despite some compelling evidence otherwise, are in fact truly free beings possessed of our own divine will as it is laid out in exhausting detail in his seminal classic “The Philosophy of Freedom.” In part two of our tour of Steiner’s work we explore the shortcomings of naive realism and critical idealism which are easier to understand than it first sounds. In the extended episode we discuss how the faculty of feeling corresponds to traditional Hermetic elemental associations, the nature of individuality, the limits of knowledge and the awesome power of the All-Mind or Nous. Make sure to tune in next week to see how it all combines to create a uniquely free spirit. Thank you and enjoy the show.

This episode was written by Heka Astra with additional research and commentary by Luke Madrid and Mari Sama.

In this week’s episode we discuss:
Critical Idealism vs. Naive Realism
Absolute Illusionism
What is a Percept?
What is a Concept?
The Power of THINKING
Parabola Thoughts
The Power of INTUITION
Have You Ever Seen a “4?”

In the extended episode available at www.patreon.com/TheWholeRabbit we go further into the classified domain and discuss:
The Hermetic Association of Water
The Unification of Thought and Feeling
Thought as a Bridge
Human Individuality
Are There Limits To Knowledge
In A Locked Room
Poimandres
The All Mind / Nous

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