IV. The Connection of the Spirit with Bodily Organs
GA 307/1923-08-08/p005
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Now it is just when we desire to educate in accordance with the needs of our epoch, that we feel how little progress has been made by civilization in general, in respect of this permeation by the spirit. And then there arises precisely in respect of education the longing to make the spirit more and more man's own possession.
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