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Psychological interpretation

Man believes himself free only because he is ignorant of the causes that make him act (a formula after Spinoza); what he does on earth is the playing-out of parts his dimensionally greater self reads and rehearses in the larger world of sleep.

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Own wordings
Our illusion of free will is but ignorance of the causes which make us act
the drama is always in harmony with that which their dimensionally greater selves read and play through them

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Our illusion of free will is but ignorance of the causes which make us act.
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