25. Man, Woman and Child from the Point of View of the Occult
GA 68d/1908-11-18/p044
·1908-11-18
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Why are those people who rely on external impressions so wrong in their opinions about women and men? Precisely because they judge spiritual life by external signs of gender and forget that there is something feminine in every man and something masculine in every woman and therefore there is always something of the opposite sex in each sex that complements it.
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