Anthroposophy as a Demand of the Times
GA 231/1923-11-15/p024
·1923-11-15
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English
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When one looks back on one's life in the usual way, one experiences the happenings as they come towards one: one experiences for instance how a person has come towards one, how he has approached one, lovingly or with hatred, how he did this or that as he came towards one. One experiences oneself in this memory picture in the way the outer world has come towards one.
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