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By rising from knowledge to full life, anthroposophy flows with all human consciousness into the stream of instinct and will, making them conscious, and one thereby acquires the possibility of working not only on one's thinking but on one's whole human being. But then, when we have a science that works on the whole human being, then, while we think, that which may influence this thinking arises in the other person. Then knowledge and life work as an organic whole, where one determines the other simultaneously, not one after the other. Then, in this organic interaction, philosophy, including moral philosophy, may be what the human being can make of them by virtue of his or her nature.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"title":"4. 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Wenn also diese moderne Wissenschaft so wirkt, wie der Mensch geartet ist, so durchschaut sie nicht, daher durchlebt sie auch nicht, was in der Willensnatur des Menschen ist, denn sie dringt nicht in diese Willensnatur des Menschen ein. Indem Anthroposophie vom Wissen zum vollen Leben aufsteigt, fließt sie mit dem ganzen menschlichen Bewußtsein in den Strom von Instinkt und Willen ein, macht diese selbst bewußt, und man erlangt dadurch die Möglichkeit, nicht nur an seinem Denken, sondern an seinem ganzen Menschen zu arbeiten. Dann aber, wenn wir eine Wissenschaft haben, die an dem ganzen Menschen arbeitet, dann entsteht, während wir denken, an dem anderen Menschen dasjenige, was nun wiederum dieses Denken beeinflussen darf. Dann wirkt Wissen und Leben wie ein Organisches, wo das eine das andere gleichzeitig bedingt, nicht nacheinander. 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