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Hingewiesen wurde darauf, daß der Mensch jetzt noch bei einem tieferen Blick in die Seele fühlt, daß er, wenn er sich erhebt über die physische Beobachtung, etwas hat, was ein letzter Rest seines einstigen Wesens in der geistigen Welt ist. Heute ist dieser letzte Rest, des Menschen Seele, eingeschlossen in den physischen Leib, der eine Verdichtung der geistigen Urwesenheit ist. Das, was der Mensch da eingeschlossen weiß als seinen Seelengeist, von dem sagt er sich: Das zeigt mir, wie ich einstmals im ganzen war, zeigt, wie ich herausgeboren bin aus dem Weltenschoße, aus dem ganzen Universum. Heute zeigt sich das Universum dem äußeren Verstand in alledem, was sich vor den Sinnen ausbreitet; aber hinter alledem, was die Sinne sehen, was der Verstand begreifen kann, ist das geistige Universum. Das ist der Urvater, die Urmutter, aus denen heraus die Seele geboren ist, die heute noch die Formen bewahrt hat, die damals auch der Leib hatte.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"word_count":235,"url":"https://anthroposophy.ai/v1/steiner/de/ga/57/1909-05-06/p006"},{"locus":"GA 57/1909-05-06/p007","passage_number":7,"text":"Im Grunde ist auch der Leib aus dem geistigen Universum heraus geboren, auch er hatte einst eine geistige Gestalt. Was den Menschen in seiner wahren Gestalt zeigt, ist heute verborgen. Als einen verborgenen Teil des sichtbaren Menschen sah man auch in diesen alten europäischen Mysterien das Menschenwesen in seiner wahren Gestalt an. Und man sah darin eine Isis, welche sucht nach dem, woraus sie entstanden ist. Einweihung war das Erlebenlassen des Ganzen jener Prozeduren, wodurch des Menschen Seele wieder das schauen konnte, woraus sie geboren ist, das Entwickeln der Fähigkeit der Seele, durch die sie sich wieder vereinigenkann mit dem geistigen Urgrunde. 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