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The movement from linear outlines to colour forms is equivalent to the movement from material to spiritual existence – that is, from the life of the body to the life of the Soul, which is the colour of the Spirit.*

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*ref earlier Vol[ume]s []

**{Really? Well, maybe, but if the outline represents the physical form unfilled by the Soul-colour of ‘inheritance’ & experience, the colour represents the nature & experience which individuates its personality.}***

***{cf [[Redbook10:121][19910517:1400]{Modern Art [continued (#)]}{– Colour and Line (2)}[Extracts from source text with ms notes][17th May 1991],] 121}

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