V. The Mystery of the Human Being
GA 71a/1916-10-09/p004
·1916-10-09
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No person with real inner sensitivity would find it any longer necessary to have to speak about a mystery when dealing with human soul life, than he would have to speak about the presence of hunger when dealing with the life of the body.
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