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You see, it is not without reason that I have been telling you that reason, the intellect, thoughts about the world are actually spread out. I have told you how everything in the world, when properly studied, is actually intelligently arranged. I have made it clear to you in the animal world. This whole world is such that we should not believe that our mind is the only one, but the mind that we have is only as if scooped out of the mind spread throughout the world. Mind is everywhere. And the one who believes that his mind is the only one is as foolish as the one who believes: “I have a glass of water here, this glass of water was empty at first, then it became full, that is, the water grew out of the glass.” - One must first draw the water from the well, from the whole body of water. 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Gentlemen, if you should ever know – I have made this clear to you – what your body does with a very small piece of sugar that you have swallowed, how this small piece of sugar is not only dissolved in the body but also transformed into all kinds of other substances, if you knew what is going on there, then you would be amazed. You are amazed after I have told you only the very basics of what goes on in the human body. But no matter how much of what goes on in the human body is observed, it is always only a small part. You breathe in. The breath you inhale must be used throughout your entire body. Just think, you breathe in about eighteen times a minute. What you breathe in must be used throughout your whole body. 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Und daher wirkt er nach dem Tode in seinem astralischen Leibe ein Drittel von seinem Leben, das er hier auf Erden durchgemacht hat. Nach dieser Zeit ist der astralische Leib befriedigt. Dann lebt der Mensch nur noch in seinem Ich. So daß also der Mensch, nachdem er etwa ein Drittel seiner Lebenszeit nach dem Tode zugebracht hat, nur noch in seinem Ich weiterlebt.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"word_count":116,"url":"https://anthroposophy.ai/v1/steiner/de/ga/349/1923-03-21/p024"},{"locus":"GA 349/1923-03-21/p025","passage_number":25,"text":"Aber dieses Ich, dieses eigentliche Geistige im Menschen, das braucht jetzt, wenn es weiterleben soll, ungeheuer viel. Sehen Sie, ich habe Ihnen nicht ohne Grund immerfort erzählt, daß eigentlich die Vernunft, der Verstand, die Gedanken über die Welt ausgebreitet sind. Ich habe Ihnen gesagt, wie alles in der Welt, wenn man es richtig studiert, eigentlich verständig eingerichtet ist. Ich habe es Ihnen an der Tierwelt klargemacht. 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Meine Herren, wenn Sie einmal wissen sollten — ich habe Ihnen das einmal klargemacht —, was Ihr Leib tur mit einem ganz kleinen Stückchen Zucker, das Sie verschluckt haben, wie dieses kleine Stückchen Zucker im Leibe nicht nur aufgelöst wird, sondern sich in alle möglichen anderen Stoffe verwandelt, wenn Sie das wüßten, was da alles vorgeht, dann würden Sie erstaunen. Sie sind schon erstaunt nach dem, wenn ich Ihnen nur, ich möchte sagen, die Anfangsgründe dessen erzählt habe, was im menschlichen Leibe alles vorgeht. Aber wenn man noch so viel von dem betrachtet, was im menschlichen Leibe da vorgeht, so betrachtet man ja immer nur ein Stückchen. Sie atmen ein. Der Atem, den Sie einatmen, der muß in Ihrem ganzen Leib immer verwendet werden. Denken Sie doch nur einmal, Sie atmen achtzehnmal ungefähr in der Minute ein. Da muß immer fortwährend das, was Sie einatmen, im ganzen Leib verwendet werden. 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