Going back to Dylan at the beginning of his career, i think that he captured the spirit of all one generation and he let the "spirit of these times" spoke trough him for them ....
He forgot his "ego" and spontaneously produced the poetry emblematic of this era ...Perhaps more clearly than any one else...His mind-body-soul-spirit were one , and his ego not behind his gesture writing ...Like a master of Tai-chi, or any great poet or like an animal able to react in a more efficient way to any agression than human distracted by their "ego" hubris and fears...
Now what is lacking in the Kleist story about the "sin" associated with the "ego" knowledge of itself and the desynchonization of man and the cosmos, is the fact that we can each hour go back to the Eden garden again , and participating anew to the source , if we learn how to suspend and forgive our "ego" sin ...Every mystics say so ...
Nature, music, and mathematics, meditation and prayers taught us that they are the same act manifesting the ONE ...