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Angels would be able to perform this, but if they did then they would fly around having merely a mouth, an esophagus, and then finally a gastrointestinal system, which would then stop and disappear into the etheric. 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The process is possible in the physical world only because the whole etheric system is drawn down, as it were, into the physical, is incorporated into the physical. This happens as a result of the absorption of oxygen in the breathing. Therefore man is not an angel but can walk around physically on the earth, can walk around because his angelic aspect is physicalized through the absorption of oxygen. The entire etheric organization is projected—but projected as something real—into the physical world; the whole is then fulfilled as a physical system; that which otherwise could be only of a purely super-sensible nature comes to expression as the system of heart and lungs. And so we begin to realize that just as carbon is the basis of the animal, plant, and human organizations (though in the human organization in a less solid way than in the plant) and “fixes” the physical organization as such, so is oxygen related to the etheric organization in so far as this expresses itself in the physical domain.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"word_count":191,"url":"https://anthroposophy.ai/v1/steiner/en/ga/314/1922-10-27/p022","german_anchor":{"de_prefix":"1922-10-27","de_passages":[{"locus":"GA 314/1922-10-27/p013","url":"https://anthroposophy.ai/v1/steiner/de/ga/314/1922-10-27/p013"},{"locus":"GA 314/1922-10-27/p014","url":"https://anthroposophy.ai/v1/steiner/de/ga/314/1922-10-27/p014"}],"bead_confidence":"high","pairing_state":"verified","verified":true,"evidence":["reader"],"reader_german":["GA 314/1922-10-27/p013","GA 314/1922-10-27/p014"],"reader_part":true,"length_check":{"de_words":661,"en_words":660,"ratio":1.0,"partial":false},"correspondence":"established","note":"English passage numbering is edition-relative, so the same number need not name the same paragraph in the German. 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But this mode of observation can be applied equally well to the proteinaceous cell, the cell itself. We simply extend the kind of observation that is usually applied to the cell by substituting a macroscopic study for the microscopic study of the cell in the human being. We observe the processes that form the connection between the digestive tract and the heart-lung tract. 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Denn wenn Sie jetzt den ganzen Herz-Lungentrakt nehmen — also das Gefäßsystem —, wenn Sie diesen ganzen Trakt nehmen, so ist er eigentlich dasjenige, was nun überführt die, wenn ich mich so ausdrücken darf, ganz unorganisch gewordene Nahrung in Lebendiges. Die menschliche Organisation kann nicht bestehen, ohne daß sie ihr Lebendiges sich selber gibt. Es findet da nur in umfänglicherem Sinne — wir brauchen uns wieder nicht auf die innere Wesenheit einzulassen, sondern nur auf dasjenige, wovon wir in der Physiologie fortwährend reden — etwas Ähnliches statt wie in dem Momente, wo wir die unorganischen Partien, sagen wir des Eiweißes, in organisches, in lebendiges Eiweiß umgewandelt finden, totes Eiweiß in lebendiges Eiweiß. Wir können uns bei dem heutigen theoretischen Stande der Wissenschaft in der Kürze der Zeit nicht darauf einlassen, zu betrachten, wie die Pflanze lebendiges Eiweiß hervorbringt, aber tatsächlich findet dasjenige, was da geschieht, um das Eiweiß in lebendiges umzuwandeln, im Menschen statt, nachdem der Speisebrei möglichst unorganisch gemacht worden ist, durch das Herz-Lungensystem, natürlich mit all seinen Anhängseln. So daß man sagen kann: Das Herz-Lungensystem ist da, um dasjenige, was physisches System ist, aufzufangen in die ätherische Organisation. Also wir haben ein Herz-Lungensystem als Menschen — beim Tiere ist es nicht in diesem Grade der Fall, da ist das viel verwischter —, beim Menschen ist es tatsächlich so, daß ein Vitalisieren stattfindet, ein Einfangen des Unorganischen in das Organische, ein Einfangen in das Vitale durch den Prozeß, der sich im Herz-Lungensystem abspielt. Dieser Prozeß hätte durchaus keine Möglichkeit, in unserer physischen Welt sich abzuspielen, wenn nicht gewisse Bedingungen erfüllt wären in der menschlichen Organisation. Sehen Sie, dasjenige, was ich Ihnen jetzt erzähle als Umwandlung des Speisebreies in eine ätherische Organisation, als ein Einfangen in eine ätherische Organisation, das kann sich eigentlich innerhalb der Gesetzmäßigkeit der Erde nicht ohne weiteres abspielen. Engel können das ausführen, aber wenn es ausgeführt würde, so müßten die Wesen, die das vollführen, es so vollführen, daß sie herumfliegen, daß sie bloß einen Mund hätten, eine Speiseröhre, und dann schließlich Magen- und Darmsystem, dann würde das aufhören und ins Ätherische verschwinden. Also es würden so Verdauungstrakte herumpendeln, und die würden getragen werden von unsichtbaren ätherischen Engelwesen. Dasjenige, was ich Ihnen schildere, könnte zunächst überhaupt in der physischen Welt gar nicht sich vollziehen, das wäre unmöglich. Es wird nur möglich gemacht dadurch, daß das ganze ätherische System nun heruntergerissen wird gewissermaßen in das Physische, eingegliedert wird in das Physische, und das geschieht durch die Aufnahme des Sauerstoffs in der Atmung. So daß der Mensch nicht jetzt ein Engel ist, sondern hier auf der Erde physisch wandeln kann, darauf herumgehen kann dadurch, daß sein Engelhaftes verphysiziert wird durch die Aufnahme des Sauerstoffs. Der projiziert das Ganze — aber real projiziert er es — in die physische Welt herein, und das Ganze vollzieht sich als physisches System; nämlich als Herz-Lungensystem vollzieht sich das, was sonst nur rein übersinnlicher Natur sein könnte.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"word_count":504,"url":"https://anthroposophy.ai/v1/steiner/de/ga/314/1922-10-27/p013"},{"locus":"GA 314/1922-10-27/p014","passage_number":14,"text":"So kommen wir dazu, einzusehen, daß so, wie der tierischen, pflanzlichen, menschlichen Organisation zugrunde liegt — auch der menschlichen Organisation, nur nicht so fest wie bei der Pflanze — der Kohlenstoff, indem er die eigentliche physische Organisation fixiert, ebenso zusammenhängt mit der ätherischen Organisation, insofern sie sich im Physischen ausdrückt, der Sauerstoff. Jetzt haben wir die zwei Stoffe, welche im wesentlichen zunächst das geformte, das vitalistisch geformte Eiweiß konstituieren. Aber wir haben eine solche Betrachtung angestellt, welche man ebensogut anstellen könnte mit der Eiweißzelle, mit der Zelle selber. Wir dehnen nur jene Betrachtung, die an der Zelle angestellt werden könnte, die eigentlich erst beginnen müßte, dadurch aus, daß wir statt der mikroskopischen Betrachtung im Menschen eine makroskopische Betrachtung anstellen dadurch, daß wir so die Vorgänge betrachten, die den Zusammenhang bilden zwischen Verdauungstrakt und Herz-Lungentrakt, daß wir sie innerlich durchschauen, wie sie zusammenhängen, wie eine ätherische Organisation eingreift, und diese physisch fixiert wird durch die Aufnahme von Sauerstoff.","text_trust":"verbatim","quote_safe":true,"word_count":157,"url":"https://anthroposophy.ai/v1/steiner/de/ga/314/1922-10-27/p014"},{"locus":"GA 314/1922-10-27/p015","passage_number":15,"text":"Nun, sehen Sie, damit würden wir aber erst bekommen ein Wesen, welches nun wiederum so in der physischen Welt existieren würde, daß es eine Verdauungsorganisation und eine Herz-Lungenorganisation hätte. Bis zu dem, daß es ein beseeltes Wesen ist, sind wir noch nicht gekommen. Das würde dennoch sich wieder erst im Übersinnlichen abspielen können, und wir haben noch die Aufgabe, darauf hinzuweisen, wie sich eingliedert diesem Ganzen, wodurch der Mensch schon ein festes und ein flüssiges Wesen ist, dasjenige, wodurch der Mensch ein empfindendes Wesen wird, wodurch also seine feste und flüssige Organisation so durchsetzt wird, daß er ein empfindendes, durchseeltes Wesen ist. Erst wenn wir das Beseelte verfolgen können, können wir den Menschen als beseeltes Wesen überschauen. 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