Rudolf Steiner - It is the forces of the universe that make human beings fall ill. Having learnt to ...

Rudolf Steiner Zitate

It is the forces of the universe that make human beings fall ill. Having learnt to recognize how sun qualities and moon qualities live in plants, animals and minerals, we discover how we can find counterforces and also individual natural forces that point us towards medicines for specific internal illnesses.

Rudolf Steiner

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Es sind die Kräfte des Universums, die den Menschen krank machen. Nachdem wir gelernt haben zu erkennen, wie Sonnen- und Mondqualitäten in Pflanzen, Tieren und Mineralien leben, entdecken wir, wie wir Gegenkräfte finden und auch individuelle Naturkräfte, die uns auf Medikamente für bestimmte innere Krankheiten hinweisen.

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