II. Introductory Explanations Concerning the Nature of Man

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The consciousness of plants is therefore rooted in this lower Devachan World. In it are rooted the forces which lie at the foundation of every growth and of every organic structure; in it are also rooted the forces which build up our physical body, that is to say, the forces of our etheric body, which, we have already designated as the architect of our physical body. This consciousness of the vegetable world is far higher and wiser than the consciousness of man,

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