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Referring to the particularly ideal calcium structure,[1] Rudolf Steiner speaks of oak bark; the distinction made in botany between this and the outer bark goes unmentioned. This has led to differing views on which of the two — the mirror bark or the outer bark — is to be used for the preparation. Hoerner, in his thorough and comprehensive account, argues decisively for the mirror bark of the young tree: the bark that was once used as oak tanbark for curing hides.[2]
- ↑ Rudolf Steiner: Ebd., S. 134: «In Bezug auf dasjenige, was dann als Kalzium zutage tritt, ist dasjenige, was an Kalziumstruktur in der Eichenrinde vorhanden ist, das alleridealste.» (With regard to that which then comes to light as calcium, that which exists as calcium-structure in the oak bark is the most ideal of all.)
- ↑ Erdmut-M. W. Hoerner: Die biologisch-dynamischen Präparate, Stuttgart 2019, 512 S.
