Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1413/en

What holds for the other preparations to be buried in the earth applies with particular force to the stinging nettle preparation: whether a preparation has turned out more or less well does not depend on the degree of humification, but on the loose structure of the preparation, the pleasant smell, and above all on the surrounding soil being in a well-aerated, crumbly-living condition. What is decisive is that the peripheral forces conveyed through the earth can enter into relationship with — and be preserved within — the substances of the preparation plants that have been raised into the etheric.