Eleventh Lecture

GA 319/1924-08-29/p031 ·1924-08-29 · English HighHigh alignmentThis translation's paragraph count matches the German original — the locus maps cleanly to the same paragraph in DE.
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And so these things really involve looking into the deep secrets of nature. This looking into the deep secrets of nature, I would say into the mysteries of nature, actually leads to the possibility of directly connecting the view of the sick person with the view of the effective remedy. Just as I know that a magnet attracts iron, and if I have a magnet and bring iron filings close to it, the iron filings are attracted, when I recognize the effect of the magnet on the iron filings, I know what is happening. If I know in the same way how spiritual copper gloss is, on the other hand, what a person lacks when they have the symptoms of Graves' disease, then that is what it means to permeate medicine with spiritual insight.

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