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• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture One: Horn and Antlers
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  • surrounded by another substance which is not used as a substance but
  • earth and cosmos, by being buried in the ground or being hung up in
  • The egg of an animal is laid on the ground, or in leaves, and is then
  • The antlers surround something like an embryo. In the female uterus
  • there is a physical embryo; the antlers surround an etheric embryo.
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Two: The Bladder and Kidney Process
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  • put into the ground, so that only after a year's circle, is the whole
  • impression of what it means to put a stag's bladder around a plant
  • certain connections with the atmosphere around so that a cloudy day
  • bladder, and passed out of the body into the surroundings. What kind
  • In the whole of embryonic development there are sheaths surrounding the
  • around this organ during the embryonic period, and you will
  • which you have taken out and put, so to speak, around you. This lung
  • which you have around you, is now in direct contact with the whole
  • because the pain of seeing the Maya around us brings about the
  • Maya, if you feel oppressed by all that is around you, you even start
  • world around us; our urine is flowing through the astrality which
  • roundness, keeps the urine so that we as human beings can
  • its surroundings, being itself so nervous, so sensitive, so open that
  • through the antlers it is open to the whole cosmos around
  • around. In such an animal the world astrality and the inner astrality
  • to its former place so that it can be surrounded by and embedded in
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Three: Intestines, Mesentery and Digestion
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  • certain notion, of what takes place within as well as around the
  • intestinal tube is surrounded by muscles and by connective
  • This is surrounded by the amnion which contains water. The nervous
  • wonderful image of the etheric forces freely working round some
  • out into the space around the intestines. This is rather as though
  • intestinal villi are like an udder) and there around is the mouth of
  • round.
  • earthly destructive surrounding, the wall of the
  • surrounded by the cosmic summer forces when the sun shines on to the
  • catch the ‘desires of the calcium’ and you surround them
  • ground with its leaves, and then with a very succulent stem it grows
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Four: The Skull of the Vertebrates
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  • around their stem. This is still just alive but on the way to become
  • system of the elements, you would see the iron surrounded by exactly
  • that every human being should ‘wear it round his heart.’
  • I would fully agree. If one only had this strength around one's heart
  • in-haling of the whole earth — is put around it. It is not an animal
  • organ, but the organ of the whole Mother Earth which surrounds the