Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1324/en

The singularity of preparation-stirring opens new dimensions again, along the three research paths, toward a deepening understanding. Apart from Rudolf Steiner's spiritual-scientific indications regarding the manner of stirring, and from the wide field of observable facts concerning vortex-formation and vortex-dissolution and so forth, it is especially self-experience in the soul-activities of thinking, feeling and willing that can gain in significance. One can become attentive to the following experience: self-observation shows that the rhythmic activity of the stirring process mirrors itself in the relationships in which the soul-activities of thinking, feeling and willing stand to one another through the individual phases. Before I resolve to set the mass of water in motion, these three soul-forces form an undivided unity within me. I am wholly myself and stand over against something outside. In the moment when I resolve, in conscious thinking-activity, to move the stirring-brush, willing begins to externalise itself into activity. This externalisation intensifies further and further; my will must continually — without a moment's