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• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Four: The Skull of the Vertebrates
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  • brain usually lies so that oakbark and brain so to speak change
  • brain. With this preparation, Rudolf Steiner says, one can actually
  • What is the brain, and what is the skull?
  • etheric space, and within this space it is possible for the brain, as
  • In the brain of the animals there is just
  • — but it is not, as we know, fully established. The brain is
  • human brain has become pure soils and nothing else. Whereas the
  • animal brain is like the bark of the tree trunk. So that as regards
  • substance, a fully developed soil is like our human brain. If the
  • in the same region as the animal brain.
  • we use bark and relate it to the brain of an animal by putting it
  • into the cavity in which the brain has been.
  • the brain. Rudolf Steiner describes the compost heap as a brain. You