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• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture One: Horn and Antlers
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  • happened in the Persian Epoch, when grain was developed out of grass.
  • development.
  • The bone is the most highly developed organ in the animal kingdom.
  • not begin to develop until about the 24th or 25th December. (This is
  • have nothing to do with Spiritual Science.) The development after
  • when the embryo develops within the female organism, then the antlers
  • the listening powers in us. If the larynx could develop at its
  • together the inner ear, we develop our horn. The same processes
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Two: The Bladder and Kidney Process
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  • even 48 hours, so that it is able to develop all that is in it, it
  • you think agriculture is. When you follow up the development of the
  • corresponds exactly to the development of the bladder
  • the course of embryological development, a septum gradually develops
  • is again the allantois. — The same organ which develops into the very
  • In the whole of embryonic development there are sheaths surrounding the
  • breathing process during the development of the embryo within the
  • develops from the intestine — this takes place in the lower part of
  • with the development of trachea and lungs, which brings about the
  • a connection with the allantois. The bladder itself starts to develop
  • metanephros. This is the organ which develops into the kidneys. The
  • whole urinary system, therefore, develops out of two parts, one part
  • being that which is cut off from the intestines and develops
  • Then they grow and develop into the mesonephros, and when they reach
  • been separated from the intestines. The development of the kidneys is
  • exactly parallel with the development of the trachea and the
  • substance of our organisation, then the kidneys which develop first
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Three: Intestines, Mesentery and Digestion
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  • In the development of the animal from the
  • intestine. From this intestinal tube there develops the liver, the
  • system develops as a result of the skin folding in, and this folding
  • peritoneum develop in the embryonic form itself, creating space, so
  • animals which for the first time in evolution develop breathing in
  • are related to a lung. In connection with this they develop legs for
  • develop desires and wishes — these are the signs of
  • arnica are not equally developed, one or two of them being almost
  • on, developing the silica processes which you then give to the
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Four: The Skull of the Vertebrates
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  • develops the skull — not the bones of the skull, but the cave of the
  • the foundation and centre of our thinking power, gradually to develop
  • soil, and on top of this the plant gradually develops. Imagine these
  • substance, a fully developed soil is like our human brain. If the
  • soil is not properly developed, not properly treated, then it is like
  • develop more and more devotion towards spiritual knowledge shall we