Our Thought Life in Sleep and Wakefulness and in the Afterlife

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We must therefore find the life of thought to be completely bound to the physical body and the etheric body. This is not the case with the life of feeling and the life of the will. It is only a superstition of today's official science that the life of feeling and the life of will are dependent on the physical and etheric bodies in the same way as the life of thought. I have spoken about this often, and I do not wish to dwell on it today, but only to refer to the manifold considerations I have presented to many of you.

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