Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1545/en

sense that dull degrees of sensitivity hold sway here — as, for example, in legumes, whose nitrogen-fixing performance can be markedly enhanced by organic manures. It is to be expected that the dandelion preparation makes a significant contribution here as well. But does the nature and efficacy of this new creation of substance out of spiritual research exhaust itself in that — in the continuation of a nature process? Sensory perception, in the present case, surely means making the astral organisation that works inward upon the plants from without, to a higher degree, the "former and shaper" of the etheric or life forces, and keeping these flowing as "creative agents." A preliminary stage of this takes place in the blossom of the dandelion. Through its rootedness in the earth (the ascending milky sap) and at the same time its inclination and opening toward the sun, it is endowed with the capacity to draw silica toward itself out of the cosmos. Through the preparation described — which is accomplished within the earthly sphere — the dandelion preparation is finally placed in a position to mediate to other cultivated plants, by way of organic manures, the capacity to draw toward themselves from the surrounding cultivated soils those earthly substances they need for healthy growth.