XIII. The Future of Man
GA 99/1907-06-05/p003
·1907-06-05
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IT IS now our task to speak somewhat of the progress of human evolution in the future and of what one calls initiation. It is by means of initiation that present day man passes in advance through stages of life which are otherwise only passed through by humanity in the future.
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