Karma Viewed from the Standpoint of World History
GA 236/1924-06-29/p039
·1924-06-29
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In principle, therefore, this is how things are in the case of nature-catastrophes. Let us think now of a catastrophe due to the institutions of civilisation, where human beings between whom there are no strong karmic links are as it were massed together by the Ahrimanic powers to suffer common destruction.
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