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  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture I
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    • because at the present time there are too many opposing forces
    • only through the balance of these two formative forces —
    • everything siliceous contains forces that come, not from the
    • Mercury and Venus, send out forces into the plant-life and
    • be said that the forces of both silicon and limestone are
    • their kind and develop the force of reproduction, etc. The
    • matter of indifference to the formative forces of Nature
    • yet the forces of Nature act in such a way that the inherent
    • focus our interest in the cosmic forces of Venus, Mercury and
    • formative forces bestowed by the distant planets, Mars, Jupiter
    • then certain forces coming from the Moon, Venus and Mercury
    • activity of these forces? For instance, in what way can the
    • eminently fitted to bear along with it the forces coming from
    • which distributes the lunar forces throughout the earthly
    • there is a full Moon. Now the forces coming from the Moon when
    • Earth. They shoot right into the whole growing forces of the
    • because the forces that come from the full Moon work powerfully
    • related to it that it enhances the activity of the forces
    • working through silicon, namely, the forces coming from Saturn,
    • Jupiter and Mars. These forces coming from Saturn, Jupiter and
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  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture II
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    • forces at work above the earth are immediately dependent upon
    • dependent upon the activities of forces coming from the
    • the cosmic forces that have entered into the plant through
    • ground in the “belly.” The forces coming in from
    • All forces produced by the action of water and air above the
    • (“belly” Ed.) forces down into the soil.
    • most distant cosmic forces. The mineral substances have to free
    • themselves from the forces which are working immediately above
    • far away cosmic forces. In our epoch, this emancipation
    • period of the Winter that within the Earth the formative forces
    • of the crystallising forces of the cosmic expanses.
    • of plants. It is then that they throw out forces which are of
    • and December there .is a point of time when the mineral forces
    • upward movement of forces which ought to work upwards in the
    • enable the soil to carry those forces, upwards to make it
    • the forces of the minerals have reached their maximum effects
    • period. (These forces show themselves outwardly — for
    • may be noted that the power of these forces becomes stronger
    • that we know the conditions under which the forces of the
    • forces of the Universe working in upon it from every side
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  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture III
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    • earthly and cosmic forces of which I have spoken work in the
    • forces work through the Earth's substances. But first we must
    • forces within us, if it appears where it should not be, will
    • displays its forces or with the case of plants the
    • a certain extent masks its own formative force. It climbs
    • up. as it were, along the lines of formative forces of
    • formative force of carbon in the circulation radiates into the
  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture IV
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    • open to those more attenuated forces and substances which play
    • into the spiritual, and not merely to the coarser forces and
    • part has to give over to the body the forces which it contains
    • right way, with the food we eat, the active forces therein. For
    • we need these active forces when we walk or work, or even more
    • burned. It introduces into the body those forces which open the
    • insight into the mode of activity of substances, and forces,
    • inner side of every living thing has. not only streams of force
    • but it also has streams of force which go inwards
    • surrounded on the outside by streams of all kinds of forces.
    • side. All the forces working inside the skin, all that
    • carried along certain lines of force as I showed yesterday. In
    • that the forces within a living organism need not always be
    • imagine an organic entity possessing these two sets of forces,
    • organic formative forces are reflected inwards in a
    • substance blocks the way for these forces to the outside. This
    • streams of forces are not led back into the organism, but
    • force, just as we can speak of streams of air or liquid) can be
    • sending outwards streams of certain of its forces; by this it
    • etheric formative forces, which then penetrate right into the
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  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture V
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    • within the realm of life. We saw that the etheric life forces
    • have been lost. An understanding of how the forces of this all
    • and even the air of forces. These forces have to be replaced,
    • contain the forces which the impoverished soil needs to become
    • requires; we must add living forces. For living forces are far
    • more important to the plant than mere material forces and
    • forces contained in the soil. Now when it comes to living
    • that the radiating forces necessary for the organic world are
    • we are able to add to the forces contained in ordinary manure
    • these other forces which are applied in homeopathic doses. But
    • tenuous its substantiality may be, there are forces which are
    • interior, but with cosmic forces; the deer's bladder is almost
    • and its compounds. In yarrow potash forces are predominant. If
    • sulphur forces especially in the potash-formative process, and
    • case, we have to allow those living forces to work which have
    • it also possesses a species of radiating iron forces which as
    • promoting as are the iron forces in our blood. The
    • kills (damps down) the forces of the etheric body and so sets
    • order to capture the forces in the environment of the earth,
    • about an interplay in Nature, by giving the plants the forces
  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture VI
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    • distinguish those forces which arise in the cosmos but are
    • the earth. These forces come from Mercury, Venus and Moon and
    • other hand, we have to consider the forces taken by the plant
    • that the forces coming from the nearer planets (see Lectures 2
    • the forces coming from Jupiter, Mars and Saturn, but not for
    • These are the forces which cause the plant to grow during the season,
    • generations. The forces, however, which take the other path,
    • I can draw this schematically in this way. These forces cause
    • account of these two sets of forces. A large number of plants
    • sun-rays come to the Earth charged with lunar forces; this is
    • cosmos, these very lunar forces have a strengthening
    • those forces of the Earth which by themselves are just
    • in size. Hence the same force is at work which leads to
    • forces of the Moon which shine into the Earth sphere and in the
    • force which is poured down from the Moon into the plant and
    • all mixed up together because we do not understand the forces
    • that regulate growth. We must try and enter into these forces.
    • promotes the reproductive forces of all living plants, that it
    • creates the force which pushes upwards through the plant from
    • when the lunar forces are more active than in dry weather, the
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  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture VII
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    • amongst more delicate forces and substances are continually
    • the human body the blood is directed by certain forces. And
    • of the forces of sun and moon. But as regards its relation to
    • described takes place, of course, by means of forces
  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Lecture VIII
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    • With forces (as opposed to substances) it is the other way
    • impressions from the cosmos, the forces in the head are cosmic
    • the limbs are permeated with earthly gravity: the forces are
    • permeated by earthly forces.
    • cosmic forces. If, therefore, animals instead of being
    • left in stuffy stables where no cosmic forces can reach them,
    • cosmic forces, seeking and finding its nourishment by itself
    • of cosmic forces, for it has inherited a certain amount of
    • them. But it will breed descendants to whom these cosmic forces
    • in both the forces are cosmic. What is the human brain for? It
    • there remain more forces in the intestinal excrement of an
    • according to the forces of gravity. It is a wonderful
    • material substances to enable the cosmic forces which
    • head, on its part? must begin to work with forces of
    • volition, thus begetting within the organism forces which can
    • and in the course of disintegration, streams of force
    • the animal's body to be permeated with the forces which are
    • gathered into itself these “spindly” forces.
    • — this will bring into full operation the forces already
    • cattle food which promotes, on the one hand, the forces of
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  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Appendix
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    • generation. The workings of the vital force will meantime veil
    • years does it degenerate in its inherent forces.
  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Contents
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    • , moon and sun forces
    • Cosmic forces and substances
    • Crystallisation forces in winter
    • Carbon, formative forces
    • Iron forces
    •   , formative forces of
    •      forces in them
    • Metabolism, substances and forces
    •    , cosmic and terrestrial forces
    • Reproductive force and
    • Root forms and formative forces
    • Sun forces in animal
    • Terrestrial forces and substances in
    • Terrestrial forces and substances in
    • Water and moon forces
  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Preface
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    • strengthened with new insight, with new hopes and forces. And
  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Discussion 12th June, 1924.
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    • powerful relation between the forces in the horns taken
    • from a district and the other forces at work in this district.
    • The forces of foreign horns might work against the things in
    • manure. On the other hand, the forces in the preparations are
    • forces work which have been absorbed into the earth. One could
    • cosmic forces until the new plant comes forth?
    • and astral forces?
    • ANSWER: By no means. These forces are very closely bound up
    • horse has no horns, but the force that resides in its mane
    • January and the middle of February is that in which the forces
  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Discussion 13th June, 1924.
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    • relation to the forces that are under the earth. The manure
    • surface the streams of force are deflected and take on a
    • considerable part of the rays of force.
    • holes in one place. Otherwise the streams of force disturb each
    • about nourishment is that forces should be developed in the
    • body. Whether the animal develops enough forces to enable it to
    • bring elasticity into those forces which are to take out of the
  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Discussion 14th June, 1924.
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    • greater abuse later in the days when these forces were not
    • good can turn out to be harmful. If, for example, the forces of
  • Title: Agriculture Course (1938): Discussion 16th June, 1924.
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    • QUESTION: Has liquid manure the same force of ego-organisation
    • same force of organisation of the soil. The connection with the
    • ego-force. The manure may be regarded as “grey
    • what sense is frost connected with cosmic forces?



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