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“That is what the Spirits of Form had intended for man. And according to their intentions, differentiation among men was not to be determined by the character of languages on the Earth; differentiation among the nations was intended to be based only upon natural conditions, upon geographical and climactic differences. Man was to have felt himself belonging to a nation through the fact that he felt himself connected with certain Powers working in the Nature-Foundations underlying his existence.
“People would have been able to instantly understand someone from another language because they would have heard the thought or ideas within the different sounds.”

— Rudolf Steiner
[Lecture Entitled: “The Lost Unison of Speaking and Thinking” Dornach, Switzerland, July 18, 1915]



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