V. Human Character
GA 58/1910-03-14/p009
·1910-03-14
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The Ego is indeed something of an inner musician, who with a powerful stroke calls one or other soul-member into activity; and the effects of their combined influence, resounding from within a human being as harmony or disharmony, make up the real foundation of his character.
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