Man is not a machine in the sense that he can consistently maintain the same output of work. He can meet the demands of outer necessity in an ideal way only if he is also adapted to his own inner world, that is, if he is in harmony with himself. Conversely, he can only adapt to his own inner world and achieve harmony with himself when he is adapted to the environmental conditions. CW 8 - par 162f
Monday, September 13, 2010
Quote of the day
Man is not a machine in the sense that he can consistently maintain the same output of work. He can meet the demands of outer necessity in an ideal way only if he is also adapted to his own inner world, that is, if he is in harmony with himself. Conversely, he can only adapt to his own inner world and achieve harmony with himself when he is adapted to the environmental conditions. CW 8 - par 162f
