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Rudolf Steiner. The most famous aphorisms

By their very nature, science and logical thinking are never able to judge what is possible and what is not. Their only purpose is to explain what has been recorded by experience and observation.
You can't even imagine how small the importance of everything that the teacher says or does not say, and how important the personality of the teacher himself.
Live in acts of love, and with understanding let others live according to their own inclinations.
Truth is a free creation of the human spirit, and it would never exist if we did not create it ourselves.
To truly know the world, look into the depths of yourself, to truly know yourself, be interested in the world around you.

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