Theosophy

The outer archives are busy

by Rudolf Steiner, Elizabeth Douglas Shields, Henry B. Monges

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THE following words of Goethe's describe, in a beautiful manner, the starting point of one of the ways by which the constitution of man can be known: "When a person first becomes aware of the objects surrounding him, he observes them in relation to himself, and rightly so, for his whole fate depends on whether they please or displease him, attract or repel, help or harm him.

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