Editing Clairvoyance (section)

===Anthroposophy===
[[Rudolf Steiner]], famous as a clairvoyant himself,<ref name = CorrDoc>Steiner, ''Correspondence and Documents 1901–1925'', 1988, p. 9. {{ISBN|0880102071}}</ref><ref name="Ruse2018">{{cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=D1RuDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA97|title=The Problem of War: Darwinism, Christianity, and Their Battle to Understand Human Conflict|last=Ruse|first=Michael|year= 2018|publisher=Oxford University Press|isbn=978-0-19-086757-7|page=97}}</ref> claimed that it is easy for a clairvoyant to confuse their own emotional and spiritual being with the objective spiritual world.<ref>Rudolf Steiner, ''Errors in Spiritual Investigation: Meeting the Guardian of the Threshold'', A Lecture Berlin, March 6, 1913, Bn 62; GA 62; CW 62, Mercury Press, Spring Valley, New York, 1983, https://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/19130306p01.html Quote: "He therefore must learn above all else to know himself, so that when he is able to confront a spiritual outer world in the same way as he confronts an objective being he can distinguish himself from what is truth. If he does not learn to delimit himself in this way, he will always confuse that which is only within him, that which is only his subjective experience, with the spiritual world picture; he can never arrive at a real grasp of spiritual reality."</ref><ref>Rudolf Steiner ''An Esoteric Cosmology'' Eighteen Lectures delivered in Paris May 25 to June 14, 1906, Bn 94.1, GA 94, France. St. George Publications, Spring Valley, New York, 1978, IX. The Astral World, https://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/GA094/English/SGP1978/19060602p01.html Quote: "Another result of this inverse unraveling of things in the astral world is that it teaches man to know himself. Feelings and passions are expressed by plant and animal forms. When man begins to behold his passions in the astral world he sees them as animal forms. These forms proceed from himself, but he sees them as if they were assailing him. This is because his own being is objectivised—otherwise he could not behold himself. Thus it is only in the astral world that man learns true self knowledge in contemplating the images of his passions in the animal forms which hurl, themselves upon him. A feeling of hatred entertained against another being appears as an attacking demon."</ref>