{"corpus":"steiner","locus":"GA 178/1917-11-16/p003","lang":"en","edition":"English","edition_basis":null,"is_original":false,"is_default_edition":true,"text":"In yesterday's public lecture, you will have noticed that something was said that is very significant concerning how spiritual knowledge is comprehended in human life. I have indicated that some of our contemporaries here on the physical plane take up conceptions coming primarily from the sense world, or gained with the intellect bound to the sense world. Such individuals want to know of nothing but the sense world, and I have indicated how such persons after death are in a certain sense bound to an environment that still reaches very much into the earthly, into the physical region in which the human being resides in the time between birth and death. Thus destructive forces are created within this physical world by those persons who, through their life in the physical body, confined themselves to the earthly-physical world long after their death.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"title":"The Mystery of the Double: Geographic Medicine","site_heading":"Geographic Medicine and the Ahrimanic Double in Human Nature","site_heading_note":"A heading the site wrote for this unit from a summary of it; not in the edition, and not the words of Rudolf Steiner or of the translator. 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So daß durch solche Menschen, die also durch ihr Leben innerhalb des physischen Leibes sich nach dem Tode noch lange Zeit hereinbannen in die irdisch-physische Welt, zerstörende Kräfte innerhalb dieser physischen Welt geschaffen werden. Mit einer solchen Sache berührt man tiefe, bedeutungsvolle Geheimnisse des menschlichen Lebens, solche Geheimnisse, welche durch Jahrhunderte, Jahrtausende kann man sagen, gewisse okkulte Gesellschaften sorgfältig behütet haben, weil sie - wir wollen heute nicht untersuchen, mit welchem Rechte — behauptet haben, daß die Menschen nicht reif seien zum Empfange solcher Wahrheiten, solcher Geheimnisse, und daß durch das Bekanntwerden große Verwirrung gestiftet würde. Über das Recht, solche tief einschneidenden, für das Leben so bedeutungsvollen Wahrheiten zurückzuhalten vor den Menschen und sie nur im engeren Kreise von okkulten Schulen zu pflegen, über dieses Recht wollen wir uns heute weniger aussprechen. Aber gesagt werden muß, daß die Zeit herangerückt ist, in welcher die Menschheit im weiteren Kreise nicht sein kann und nicht sein darf ohne die Mitteilungen gewisser Geheimnisse über die übersinnliche Welt von der Art, wie das gestern erwähnt wurde. 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