Lecture VII
GA 222/1923-03-23/p003
·1923-03-23
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English
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The essential characteristic of our present age in evolution is to be recognized in the fact that the thoughts of man on Earth are abstract and dead, persisting in us as a residue of the living nature of the soul in pre-earthly existence.
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