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Will der Mensch sich zu dem hin entwickeln, dann muß er die Kraft haben, seine höhere Dreiheit und seine niedere Vierheit zu dem Punkte zu entwickeln, daß sie in richtiger Weise den physischen Leib erhalten: Der Äther- oder Lebensleib muß mit den Menschen so leben, daß ein Ausgleich stattfindet mit dem, was als Schuld in ihm lebt, der Astralleib darf nicht in der Versuchung untergehen und der Ich-Leib nicht im Übel. Hinaufstreben muß der Mensch durch die drei höheren Glieder zu dem Vater im Himmel, durch den Namen, durch das Reich und durch den Willen. Der Name muß als ein solcher empfunden werden, daß er geheiligt werde. — Siehe die Dinge um dich herum an, sie sind in ihrer Mannigfaltigkeit ein Ausdruck der Gottheit! Sagst du ihren Namen, so faßt du sie als Glieder in der göttlichen Weltordnung. Was du auch in deiner Umgebung haben magst, gelte als heilig; und in dem Namen, den du ihm gibst, sieh etwas, das es zu einem Glied der göttlichen Wesenheit macht. 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