Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1652/en

In the second group of three — oak, dandelion, valerian — the cosmic, the acid side, is more strongly emphasised. Sulphur is no longer explicitly named here, even though it is precisely one of the strongest acid-formers. This contradiction resolves itself when one bears in mind that in the case of the first group of three, sulphur is named as the element that mediates the spiritual to the physically living. In the form of sulphuric acid it has fallen away from this function and become earthly. In the second group of three, the concern is with the acid-working that has sunk down into the physical.