Fourth Lecture
GA 287/1914-10-25/p025
·1914-10-25
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English
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So you get up and become aware of the experience of getting up: then you have the experience of feeling the world; then you actually know what feeling is. You can do it in many other ways, but you begin to know something about what feeling is when you have the experience of getting up in this way.
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