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This is what it comes down to: that we leaned to experience that those who have passed through the gate of death have only assumed another form.
Having died they stand before our feelings like those who, through life circumstances, have traveled to distant lands, whither we can follow them only later. We have therefore nothing to bear but a time of separation. RUDOLF STEINER June 17, 1915 |
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