Lecture VI
GA 137/1912-06-08/p041
·1912-06-08
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English
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Man is thus found to be threefold in his composition. These three men work into and with one another, and no understanding of the nature of the human being is possible until one knows that in him three human beings are in reality active. Three sevenfold men work together in man.
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