Translations:Manfred Klett: Von der Agrartechnologie zur Landbaukunst/1658/en

of the knower to a life of their own? That would be the task of a new, reality-adequate scientific outlook, if it were to extend the entrenched quantifying principle to the sources of art that lie in the spiritual-soul nature of the human being. These sources are nothing other than what the spirit, stimulated by what is sensuously perceived, speaks to the soul as idea. In the experience of this idea, something moral reveals itself, in which spirit-experience and sense-experience merge into a unity. This primal source of moral action must be unlocked by the human being who strives toward freedom — that is, toward the development of the consciousness soul. Goethe spent a lifelong struggle advancing the path that unites science and art, out of the force of the human I striving toward self-knowledge, into a higher whole. Rudolf Steiner made it accessible as a path of soul schooling to every human being who wishes to walk it.