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Es wird Ihnen allerdings sonderbar erscheinen, wenn ich dieses sage, aber die höheren Geheimnisse müssen für das physisch-sinnliche Anschauen des Menschen zunächst immer sonderbar erscheinen, und dasjenige, was uns da vor die Seele tritt, muß uns erschüttern, je mehr, desto besser. Denn diese Dinge, so wie sie sind, sollen gar nicht so an unsere Seele kommen, daß wir sie nüchtern, trocken erkenntnismäßig aufnehmen und dabei gleichgültig bleiben. Wir sollen gerade durch diese Dinge einen Gemütseindruck bekommen von der Erhabenheit und Größe der göttlich-geistigen Welt. 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Das, was in Ihrem Haupte, in dieser nur von dem Hinterhaupt lose durchbrochenen Kugel, etwas umgeformten Kugel, vorhanden ist, das ist für sich noch ein wirklicher Mikrokosmos, ein wirklicher Abdruck der großen Weltenkugel. Darinnen lebt alles, was draußen im Universum lebt, zusammen, da wirkt alles zusammen, was in den verschiedenen Hierarchien tätig sein kann. Indem wir anfangen zu bauen aus unserer in der Ermüdung angesammelten Weisheit an unserer nächsten Inkarnation, greifen in diese Tätigkeit ein alle Hierarchien, um dasjenige, was dann unser Haupt wird, als Abdruck aller Götterweisheiten uns einzuverleiben.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"word_count":395,"url":"https://anthroposophy.ai/v1/steiner/de/ga/168/1916-02-22/p028"},{"locus":"GA 168/1916-02-22/p029","passage_number":29,"text":"Während das alles geschieht, bereitet sich auf der Erde durch Generationen hindurch dasjenige vor, was unsere physische Vererbungslinie ist. 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