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• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture One: Horn and Antlers
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  • from the mineral and the plant kingdom; the sheaths are taken from
  • speaks of the spiral and the vertical tendency in the plant. The horn
  • together might create the plant.
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Two: The Bladder and Kidney Process
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  • impression of what it means to put a stag's bladder around a plant
  • Yarrow is a very tough plant, and also full of life. In Austria we
  • yarrow plant we see in its structure precisely the way in which the
  • describes yarrow as one of the plants wherein the elemental beings
  • Yarrow is a plant which still belongs to
  • say that the whole yarrow plant has no other task in the world but to
  • can be taken up into the life of the plant. You take the bladder and
  • all its astrality and bring it back to its place with a plant which
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Three: Intestines, Mesentery and Digestion
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  • into it the plant dandelion.
  • These two plants also are polar opposites,
  • Dandelion is different. It is a plant with
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Four: The Skull of the Vertebrates
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  • prevent all plant diseases.
  • between a soil and the living plant. We know from the Agriculture
  • soil, and on top of this the plant gradually develops. Imagine these
  • plant diseases. How is this possible?
  • the proper sensibility of the plant and the rooting of the plant down
  • Mars-plant) but what in chemistry we call the companions of iron —
  • calcium in the prevention of disease in plant.
  • same powers give a plant health. A healthy plant is healthy by virtue
  • put into this a spark of health, for health in the plant means the
  • four hours for the nettle, since for plants a year is like a day. The
  • plant, we should imagine — yes, here are the roots, and this
  • but the archetypal plant.
  • of the Higher Worlds: — ‘Let the archetypal plant come
  • farmers; we help them to create their archetypal plant within them.
  • The archetypal plant is not only the possession of the plant kingdom,
  • We as human beings also carry the archetypal plant within us, only we
  • ‘Phantom’ — this is connected with the archetypal plant