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• Title: Lecture 2: On the Meaning of Life
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  • characteristics of the wolf result from the kind of substance which
  • forms the body of the wolf. We know that the substance of an animal’s
  • body changes continually. An animal assimilates new substance and
  • eliminates the old. In this way the consistency of the substance
  • present in the wolf which changes the substance it assimilates into
  • wolf-substance. Let us suppose that with all the means and methods of
  • science we had found how long the wolf needs to renew his substance.
  • substance of its physical body, it was fed on nothing but
  • lamb-substance. If the wolf were nothing more than the physical
  • substance from which its body is built, then it ought to have become
  • are permeated by the most inward life of the substance of the soul.
  • ascended thus far it may he said that something of the soul-substance
  • “feeling-substance,” but only the abstract idea. That
  • which lives in the “feeling-substance” unites with the