II. Paths to the Spirit in East and West
GA 322/1920-10-03/p026
·1920-10-03
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It is a great moment when we have penetrated the sensory trinity, as I have called it, of taste, smell and touch, and we stand naked, as it were, before essential movement, equilibrium and life.
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