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• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture One: Horn and Antlers
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  • have nothing to do with Spiritual Science.) The development after
  • The antlers surround something like an embryo. In the female uterus
  • something to this effect: ‘the rush of blood towards the
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Two: The Bladder and Kidney Process
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  • thing ready to be used.
  • picture, but something one can watch. One can see that one's own
  • bladder in the course of human embryology, you find something which
  • organ which provides for the breathing of the embryo, and this organ
  • breathing process during the development of the embryo within the
  • whole foundation of the breathing process.
  • This breathing is not entirely cut off from
  • astrality of the world, with the whole breathing process of the
  • cosmos. The cosmic breathing process is more and more replaced by the
  • nothing else but the expression of the astrality within us; of the
  • urine, because something comforting is put in front of the
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Three: Intestines, Mesentery and Digestion
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  • everything connected with the metabolism of the human being and the
  • Spiritual Science, if we are honest with ourselves, hardly anything
  • understand it in this way; nothing else.
  • And the mesentery, even for a professor of anatomy, is just nothing
  • kind of direction. (The German ‘Gekroese’ means something
  • In an animal, the intestine is nothing else
  • something completely different. When you study the whole comparative
  • They do not belong in any way to the outer world. These two things
  • a primitive animal which is nothing else but the outside, the
  • to speak, out of nothingness. You must imagine a convolution of cells
  • the animal body a new space which has nothing to do with outer space.
  • all the echinoderms — are actually nothing else but the most
  • amphibians. In these animals there is something which again shows the
  • is something quite different.
  • animals which for the first time in evolution develop breathing in
  • such a way that breathing becomes active, and in- and ex-haling
  • have a centre, and all the unfortunate things connected with our
  • from within — even if this is nothing else but ‘Crak ... Crak
  • barrier. Nothing can go outwards through the wall of the intestine.
  • chamomile something tries to fly away from the earth. It is
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• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Four: The Skull of the Vertebrates
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  • It is perhaps a most remarkable thing to
  • places. There is only one great difference — that everything else,
  • skeleton there is something which replaces what previously was the
  • skull cavity is something very special. To learn to understand what
  • have the inner space of the etheric world, but it encloses something
  • which has not reached something, but it is on the way to reaching it.
  • human brain has become pure soils and nothing else. Whereas the
  • But there is something else relating to the
  • the compost heap, we create something very special. It is quite
  • I cannot go into details, but one thing I say. What makes the animal
  • impression is (I say it is only an impression and nothing more)
  • put into the soil, and the lung — the breathing, the ex- and
  • inserting the preparations, you actually create nothing else
  • one uses incense at the altar. You do something to call down the help
  • more. It means that if we do everything in a proper way, we help to
  • these things become a practice, but, where men are following this
  • we perform it. Something like the sprinkling of valerian, this