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The Physical (n.) meant, for the Greeks, whatever arises of itself and lies before us — including the psychic and the spiritual.
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The Physical (n.) meant, for the Greeks, whatever arises of itself and lies before us — including the psychic and the spiritual.
The Physical (n.) is a staff of support when on good terms with the spirit; to one who would be sheer spirit it becomes a serpent — Faust, wanting to be pure spirit, succumbs to the wild rebellion of the flesh.