II. The Night-Person and the Day-Person. How the I-Being Can Be Inserted into Pure Thinking (continued)

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Take the first phase of the anthroposophical movement. When anthroposophy was still in its infancy, people could approach it by simply absorbing what was offered. In the first phase, all that was required was to absorb, to join the movement, to take in what was offered.

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