Chapter 1, Rudolf Steiner's Philosophy of Freedom

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RUDOLF STEINER FOR ALL
Summary of Chapter 1, Conscious Human Action, of Rudolf Steiner's Philosophy of Freedom discussing 12 views of freedom.

1.0 The Question Of Freedom
1.1 Freedom of Indifferent Choice
1.2 Freedom Of Choice
1.3 Free Necessity Of One's Own Nature
1.4 Free From External Causes
1.5 Action Resulting From Conscious Motive
1.6 Free When Controlled By Reason
1.7 Free To Do As One Wants
1.8 Unconditioned Will
1.9 Knowledge Of The Reason
1.10 Action Springs From The Heart
1.11 Expression Of Love
1.12 Seeing Good Qualities

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[MatthiasvTrigt]

This video makes the mistake of defining freedom first in the physical sense, and then in the metaphorical, "can I choose" sense, and then by mixing those up coming to the conclusion that we can be free by understanding our motives. This is a false conclusion, as it only shows that we become free in the metaphorical sense, without addressing the determinist conclusion it set out to harmonize with. Yes, knowing why you do/want things is useful, but no, it can't be judged by a different standard.

[SpaceMonkeeyy]

Excellent introduction to the work