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Wenn Sie den Gneis untersuchen, so sagt Ihnen der Mineraloge, er besteht aus Feldspat, Hornblende und Glimmer. Dann muß der Mineraloge Halt machen. Der Seher sagt: Was im Gneis als Feldspat sich findet, zeigt sich dem geistigen Auge noch klar als das Festgewordene der Pflanzen im Stengel und den grünen Blättern, woraus sich die Pflanze aufgebaut hat; und die Glimmeranlage hat etwas zu tun mit dem, was sich heute noch in den Kelchblättern und Blumenkronen der Pflanzen bildet. Wenn also heute ein Okkultist ein Stück Gneis ansieht, wird er sagen: Das ist versteinerte Pflanze, und wie heute die Pflanzen Blätter und Blüten und so weiter haben, so ist die Glimmeranlage herrührend von alten Kelch- und Blumenblättern. — Und so können wir von allen Mineralien sagen, wie sie sich von alten Pflanzen her gebildet haben. Denn Pflanzen waren es ja, die von dem Monde herübergekommen sind, und erst in der flüssigen Erdmasse haben sie sich verdichtet. 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