Philosophy of Freedom Self-Study Course

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 Thinking Cognition Ethics
 Chapter 07   objective thinker
ego  Chapter 08   ethics of self-knowledge  
 Chapter 06   independent thinker
mental picture
 Chapter 09   ethical individualism
 Chapter 05   critical thinker concept  Chapter 10   ethics of authority
 Chapter 04   reactive thinker perception  Chapter 11   ethical naturalism
 Chapter 03*  reflective thinker 
thought  Chapter 12   ethical norms
 Chapter 02*  one-sided thinker desire  Chapter 13   ethics of self-gratification
 Chapter 01*  compelled thinker
 action  Chapter 14   group ethics
 Introduction  Goal of Knowledge     *new English translation
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Rudolf Steiner wrote this book in a special way to serve as a Thought Training. It is intended to exercise the mind by deepening thinking and expanding broad-mindedness as physical exercise improves body fitness, resulting in what Steiner called modern clairvoyance. How do I know if I am putting enough EFFORT into studying The Philosophy of Freedom? Ask yourself: Am I reading strings of words or are there moments of study like "the striking of steel on flint"? More on how to study here and here.

In the first decade of the 20th century, August Ewerbeck got word that there were intimate circles in which Rudolf Steiner gave special esoteric training to those admitted to them. So he asked Rudolf Steiner, his teacher, whether he too might be allowed to attend, and received the astonishing reply: “You don’t need to! You have understood my Philosophy of Freedom!”