3. The Nature and Being of Man
GA 109/1909-06-05/p015
·1909-06-05
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English
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There is still a third possibility for man. He can work from his ego into the physical body. This is the hardest task of all. Man has already worked continuously upon his physical body unconsciously, but not from his ego. This is possible only for the most advanced individuals.
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