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"Infinite thoughts—ideal thoughts—Ideals with 2 and 3 dimensions. How can we employ infinite thoughts to solve finite thought problems?"
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     No.178

    >It cannot be admitted that the
    >speculative type of mind is on the same level as the intuitive; it is stunted
    >and impoverished. The intuitive mind is not concerned with individuals
    >alone, it does not seek the character of necessity in the empirical. But
    >when it applies itself to Nature, perception and idea coalesce into unity.
    >Both are seen to exist within each other and are perceived as one Whole.
    >The intuitive mind may rise to the most universal truths, to the highest
    >abstractions, but direct, actual life will always be evident in its world of
    >thought. Goethe’s thinking was of this nature.
    >Rudolf Steiner