VII. The Rhythmic System, Sleeping and Waking, Imitation
GA 307/1923-08-11/p016
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If man realizes that his highest life in every sphere is that which is directed according to divine intention, he must choose a form of education that does not alienate him from the world, but makes him a being whose soul and spirit stream down into the body throughout his whole life. A man who would deny the body when he immerses himself in thought, is no true thinker.
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