VI. Human Existence in Sleep and Death
GA 349/1923-03-21/p013
·1923-03-21
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So when a person wakes up, they slip into their body out of sympathy with their body and their soul and spirit. People have to have this sympathy, otherwise they would always want to leave their body.
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