{"corpus":"steiner","locus":"GA 301/1920-04-21/p025","lang":"en","edition":"English","edition_basis":null,"is_original":false,"is_default_edition":true,"text":"There is, however, another possibility. We are all sitting together in this hall. We all breathe the same air; we cannot say that each of us is going around enclosed in our own box of air. We breathe the air together. If we limit our soul life to the nervous system, then we are isolated. Someone who, for example, connects breathing with the soul makes the soul into something we have in common. Just as we have the air in common, we also have our soul life in common when we reconnect it with the rhythmic organism. Even though in today’s society some people can purchase better things and others must purchase poorer things, a rich person still cannot get his food from the moon, from a different heavenly body, just so he won’t have to eat the same things as a poor person does.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"title":"II. 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Wir sitzen hier alle in diesem Saale zusammen; wir atmen die gemeinsame Luft zunächst, da können wir nicht sagen, daß wir jeder um uns herum unseren Luftkasten abschließen können. Wir atmen die gemeinsame Luft. Wer das gesamte Seelenleben an das Nervensystem heftet, der isoliert die Menschen. Wer zum Beispiel an das Atmungsleben wiederum zurückgibt das Seelenleben, der macht auch das Seelenleben zu etwas Gemeinschaftlichem. So wie diese Luft uns gemeinschaftlich ist, so ist uns und wird uns das Seelenleben gemeinschaftlich, wenn wir es an den Rhythmus-Organismus zurückgeben. Und wenn sich auch in unserer sozialen Ordnung die einen Menschen heute noch ein bißchen was Besseres kaufen können, die anderen was Schlechteres kaufen müssen, es kann doch nicht der reiche Mensch, damit er nicht dasselbe ißt wie der Arme, seine Nahrungsmittel vom Monde her, von einem ganz anderen Weltenkörper beziehen. In bezug auf den Stoffwechsel haben wir ein gemeinsames Leben. So aber wird auch unser Willensleben zu einem gemeinschaftlichen, wenn wir so ursprüngliche, unmittelbare primäre Beziehungen vom Willensleben zum Stoffwechselleben hin einsehen. Sie werden sehen, wie es von einer unendlichen Tragweite ist, daß man diesen Zusammenhang des Gefühlslebens mit allem, was rhythmisch ist in der menschlichen Natur und was rhythmisch den Menschen auch mit der Außenwelt zusammenschließt, einsieht und daß man auf der anderen Seite das Willensleben in seinem Zusammenhange mit dem Stoffwechselleben kennenlernt. Auch darinnen zeigt sich wiederum, wie Geisteswissenschaft gerade geeignet ist, die Materie und ihre Vorgänge wirklich kennenzulernen. 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