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	According to Rudolf Steiner's terminology, the '''spirit man''' is the third and highest spiritual [[member]] of the human being. It makes him an independent being in the spiritual world, just as he is an independent being in the physical world through his physical body. The spiritual man was first given to man by higher powers and was already predisposed on the ~~ancient~~ Saturn. By transforming the physical body, the human "I" gradually fills itself with the creative spiritual powers to create even the spiritual man in his individual form. To him corresponds '''Atma''' according to the Indian Theosophical teachings and Jechidah ({{HeS\|יחידה}}) according to the Jewish [[Kabbalah]], which is thought to be centred in the uppermost Sephira Kether (crown). The term "Atma" is first mentioned in the [[w:Katha Upanishad\|Katha Upanishad]]:		According to Rudolf Steiner's terminology, the '''spirit man''' is the third and highest spiritual [[member]] of the human being. It makes him an independent being in the spiritual world, just as he is an independent being in the physical world through his physical body. The spiritual man was first given to man by higher powers and was already predisposed on the [[Old Saturn]]. By transforming the physical body, the human "I" gradually fills itself with the creative spiritual powers to create even the spiritual man in his individual form. To him corresponds '''Atma''' according to the Indian Theosophical teachings and Jechidah ({{HeS\|יחידה}}) according to the Jewish [[Kabbalah]], which is thought to be centred in the uppermost Sephira Kether (crown). The term "Atma" is first mentioned in the [[w:Katha Upanishad\|Katha Upanishad]]:

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	According to Rudolf Steiner's terminology, the '''spirit''' ~~man~~ is the third and highest spiritual [[member]] of the human being. It makes him an independent being in the spiritual world, just as he is an independent being in the physical world through his physical body. The spiritual man was first given to man by higher powers and was already predisposed on the ancient Saturn. By transforming the physical body, the human "I" gradually fills itself with the creative spiritual powers to create even the spiritual man in his individual form. To him corresponds '''Atma''' according to the Indian Theosophical teachings and Jechidah ({{HeS\|יחידה}}) according to the Jewish [[Kabbalah]], which is thought to be centred in the uppermost Sephira Kether (crown). The term "Atma" is first mentioned in the [[w:Katha Upanishad\|Katha Upanishad]]:		According to Rudolf Steiner's terminology, the '''spirit man''' is the third and highest spiritual [[member]] of the human being. It makes him an independent being in the spiritual world, just as he is an independent being in the physical world through his physical body. The spiritual man was first given to man by higher powers and was already predisposed on the ancient Saturn. By transforming the physical body, the human "I" gradually fills itself with the creative spiritual powers to create even the spiritual man in his individual form. To him corresponds '''Atma''' according to the Indian Theosophical teachings and Jechidah ({{HeS\|יחידה}}) according to the Jewish [[Kabbalah]], which is thought to be centred in the uppermost Sephira Kether (crown). The term "Atma" is first mentioned in the [[w:Katha Upanishad\|Katha Upanishad]]:

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	==Literature==		==Literature==

	* [[Paul Deussen]], Peter Michel (Hrsg.): ''Upanishaden, Die Geheimlehren des Veda'', Marix Verlag 2007		* [[w:Paul Deussen\|Paul Deussen]], Peter Michel (Hrsg.): ''Upanishaden, Die Geheimlehren des Veda'', Marix Verlag 2007
	* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Theosophie'', [[GA 9]] (1904), Kapitel ''Leib, Seele und Geist'' {{Lectures\|9}}		* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Theosophie'', [[GA 9]] (1904), Kapitel ''Leib, Seele und Geist'' {{Lectures\|9}}
	* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Die Geheimwissenschaft im Umriß'', [[GA 13]] (1910), Kapitel ''Wesen der Menschheit'' {{Lectures\|13}}		* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Die Geheimwissenschaft im Umriß'', [[GA 13]] (1910), Kapitel ''Wesen der Menschheit'' {{Lectures\|13}}
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	== References ==		== References ==

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According to Rudolf Steiner's terminology, the '''spirit''' man is the third and highest spiritual [[member]] of the human being. It makes him an independent being in the spiritual world, just as he is an independent being in the physical world through his physical body. The spiritual man was first given to man by higher powers and was already predisposed on the ancient Saturn. By transforming the physical body, the human "I" gradually fills itself with the creative spiritual powers to create even the spiritual man in his individual form. To him corresponds '''Atma''' according to the Indian Theosophical teachings and Jechidah ({{HeS|יחידה}}) according to the Jewish [[Kabbalah]], which is thought to be centred in the uppermost Sephira Kether (crown). The term "Atma" is first mentioned in the [[w:Katha Upanishad|Katha Upanishad]]:

{{quote|before=|after=|<poem>A charioteer is, know,
The [[Atman]], chariot is the body,
Steering the chariot is [[Buddhi]]
[[Manas]], know, the reins is.</poem>|Katha Upanishad|3,3|ref=<ref>Paul Deussen, Upanishads, p. 353</ref>}}

==Literature==

* [[Paul Deussen]], Peter Michel (Hrsg.): ''Upanishaden, Die Geheimlehren des Veda'', Marix Verlag 2007
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Theosophie'', [[GA 9]] (1904), Kapitel ''Leib, Seele und Geist'' {{Lectures|9}}
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Die Geheimwissenschaft im Umriß'', [[GA 13]] (1910), Kapitel ''Wesen der Menschheit'' {{Lectures|13}}
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Grundelemente der Esoterik'', [[GA 93a]] (1976), XIV, Berlin, 9. Oktober 1905 {{Lectures|93a}}
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Kosmogonie'', [[GA 94]] (1979), München, 28. Oktober 1906 {{Lectures|94}}

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== References ==

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