II. The Night-Person and the Day-Person. How the I-Being Can Be Inserted into Pure Thinking (continued)
GA 221/1923-02-04/p007
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That is why man in the mysteries should undergo dying in the image, so that he may receive from dying the conviction of eternal life and being. So essentially, the search for the mysteries was a search for death in order to find life.
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