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Meditation as Contemplative Inquiry When Knowing Becomes Love

Arthur Zajonc

7 lectures, various cities, April 17-May 26, 1914 (CW 154) What is the relationship between those who have died and those who remain alive on Earth? Can we help those now in the spiritual world? Can they help us?

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On Being with Krista Tippett

The book was mentioned at the end of the podcast as one of Arthur Zajonc's published works. The host briefly discussed a quote from Rudolf Steiner included within it.

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I feel my fate, my fate finds me, I feel my star, my star finds me, I feel my aims, my aims find me, my soul and the world are one. And then life will be clearer around me, life will be more burdensom...

— Episode: Arthur Zajonc — Holding Life Consciously

Episode: Arthur Zajonc — Holding Life Consciously

The book was mentioned at the end of the podcast as one of Arthur Zajonc's published works. The host briefly discussed a quote from Rudolf Steiner included within it.

"

I feel my fate, my fate finds me, I feel my star, my star finds me, I feel my aims, my aims find me, my soul and the world are one. And then life will be clearer around me, life will be more burdensome for me, life will be richer for me.

Episode: Arthur Zajonc — Holding Life Consciously

The book was mentioned towards the end of the podcast. The host briefly mentioned reading a passage from the book by Rudolf Steiner, contained within Arthur Zajonc's book.

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I feel my fate, my fate finds me, I feel my star, my star finds me, I feel my aims, my aims find me, my soul and the world are one. And then life will be clearer around me, life will be more burdensome for me, life will be richer for me.

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