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• Title: Lecture: The Invisible Man Within Us
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  • chlorine on the other work in the human organism. For each individual
• Title: Evolution, Earth, Man: Lecture II
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  • great role when you bleach your laundry: chlorine. It causes the
  • chlorine, a combination of the two. Such things come about in nature.
• Title: Cosmic Workings: Lecture IV
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  • Iron, Sodium, Carbon, Chlorine
  • Sodium, Carbon, Chlorine
  • being secreted, namely, chlorine.
  • But chlorine is also used for bleaching, is in fact, contained in washing
  • light. Chlorine is very similar to oxygen.
  • from our bodies. In the stomach there is chlorine which, because it is
  • of free will. We must build up our limbs. In order to do this, chlorine
  • comes from the hydrochloric acid, from the chlorine. This process
  • with what comes from the chlorine because there is not enough energy
  • because the iron cannot combine with the chlorine. So you see this
  • power to combine the iron with the chlorine must be developed in
  • Mercury, the planet Mercury, which is connected with chlorine. So
  • is too little chlorine (which may also be the case). Then we must try
  • little iron? too little chlorine? ... but we must also ask: or do
  • happens, iron is introduced into the stomach, the chlorine must have
  • force, the chlorine force, into the human being. And so it is of
  • somehow be taken up by the chlorine. But for that purpose a special
  • too little chlorine is created and so the disease has also been given
  • in from outside. But what is important is that the chlorine should be
  • capacity to produce chlorine. Man needs his own chlorine, not that
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• Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture V: Love, Intuition and the Human Ego
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  • that? A stone cannot do it, nor can calcium, or chlorine, or oxygen,