Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1583/en

The hydrogen — which in chemistry is quite a different substance from phosphorus [...] What, then, is the hydrogen that is spread out everywhere in the world? — The hydrogen that is spread out in the periphery of the world, that is the world-phosphorus." Gunter Gebhard observes on this: "From present-day knowledge and the phenomena, hydrogen actually shows relationship only to warmth. Phosphorus, however, has its principal relationship to light. If we regard phosphorus as the physical expression of the warmth ether — which is simultaneously also the fire element — then this is the old Saturn-warmth, which still carries the light within itself. In the 'plunge' into matter, phosphorus and sulphur then appear today in the earthly."