1370. Thus the fundamental nature of real war does not allow its victims to escape, but pursues them again and again for several incarnations with death and mutilation, until the eternal I of these victims – which is beyond death – conquers war, eradicates it from its own mentality and thereby from its organic or physical nature. Death is thus, as we have seen here, no liberation from the embrace of war. Again and again in new lives the individual can be haunted by war and be tortured, mutilated or murdered in its territories, battlefields and domains.
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