Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1536/en

What is now required is to dry the flower heads gathered in April sufficiently, to enclose them at once in the mesenteric flaps of a cow of middle age, preferably from the farm's own herd, and to hang the bound, ball-like package in the air, protected from birds. Throughout the summer half-year, until around Michaelmas, it remains suspended above the earth, exposed to the solar and planetary forces in warmth and air. These enter into interaction with the earthly substances potassium and silica, which in the blossom have been raised into the etheric condition. It is only at this level of the etheric, one may assume, that the "relational nexus of potassium and silica" — to which spiritual research points — can first arise: the nexus that endows the dandelion with the capacity, as "messenger from the heavens," to draw in cosmic silica. Let this stand as an attempt to show the living interconnection according to which the first step must of necessity be followed by the second — namely, the exposure of the mesenteric package to the atmospheric forces.