VII. The Questions of Life and the Riddle of Death I
GA 69a/1913-02-16/p024
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Thus, the human being enters into that world in which he is every night after he has left his physical body where he is also in the spiritual world, save that he has no inner activity. By the exercises, his soul and mind become so strong that it experiences itself and its environment.
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