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9. Theosophy (1971): Body, Soul and Spirit
Tr. Henry B. Monges, Gilbert Church

Rudolf Steiner
[ 18 ] The spirit self is a revelation of the spiritual world within the “I,” just as from the other side sensations are a revelation of the physical world within the “I.” In what is red, green, light, dark, hard, soft, warm, cold one recognizes the revelations of the corporeal world. In what is true and good are to be found the revelations of the spiritual world.
9. Theosophy (1965): Body, Soul and Spirit
Tr. Mabel Cotterell, Alan P. Shepherd

Rudolf Steiner
[ 18 ] The Spirit-self is a revelation of the spiritual world within the “I,” just as from the other side sensations are a revelation of the physical world within the “I.” In what is red, green, light, dark, hard, soft, warm, cold, one recognises the revelations of the corporeal world; in what is true and good, the revelations of the spiritual world.
282. Speech and Drama: The Forming of Speech is an Art 05 Sep 1924, Dornach
Tr. Mary Adams

Rudolf Steiner
He merely replied that he intended following it up with Goethe's Fairy Tale of the Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily; and that if all went well, he would then go on to recite Goethe's poem Die Geheimnisse.
55. Supersensible Knowledge: Richard Wagner and Mysticism 28 Mar 1907, Berlin
Tr. Rita Stebbing

Rudolf Steiner
On Good Friday, 1857, he was sitting in the Retreat, “the sanctuary on the green hill.” Looking out over the fields watching the plants come to life, sprouting from the earth, an inkling arose in him of the Power of the germinating force emerging from the earth in response to the rays of the sun: a driving force, a motivating force that permeates the whole world and lives in all beings; a force that must evolve, that cannot remain as it is; a force that, to reach higher stages, must pass through death.
68a. The Bible and Wisdom 05 Dec 1908, Hanover
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
The plant has no self-consciousness; it has no Ego, hence it is not yet burdened with desires, passions or instincts. Its green beauty is there, chaste and pure. Look at the circulation of the chlorophyl fluid in the plant and then in man at the pulsation of the blood.
62. Leonardo da Vinci 13 Feb 1913, Berlin
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
If we so regard the soul, knowing that it enters into existence with an inner spiritual inheritance that had its origin in repeated earth lives—and admitting that the whole of evolution seems full of meaning and wisdom, we postulate that things do not happen accidentally in certain epochs, but in accordance with rule and law, as the blossom of the plant appears after the green leaf—if we accept the existence of a plan full of wisdom in the history of the evolution of man, according to which the human soul returns again and again from the spiritual regions—then only do the individual figures become comprehensible.
62. Leonardo's Spiritual Greatness at the Turning Point of Modern Times 13 Feb 1913, Berlin
Tr. Peter Stebbing

Rudolf Steiner
The whole of evolution appears meaningful and imbued with wisdom in presupposing that things arise in particular epochs, not by chance, but according to law-imbued principles—just as the blossom of the plant follows after the green leaves. Great individualities become explicable only if we assume wise guidance in the historical development of humanity and see the human soul returning again and again from spiritual regions.
67. The Eternal human Soul: Mind, Soul and Body of the Human Being 28 Feb 1918, Berlin

Rudolf Steiner
The point is that you try just in such limiting points to penetrate with your complete soul life that you try to settle in a real contradiction that shows the spiritual-mental reality as an outer inconsistent reality appears if a plant once shows a green leaf, some other time a yellow petal. In reality, the contradictions also come into being. If you experience them instead of approaching them with your usual logical thinking if you approach them with the full living inner soul being if you let a contradiction live out in the soul and do not approach it with the prejudice of life and want to dissolve it, you notice how it increases, how something really appears there that you can compare to the following, as I have done in my book The Riddles of the Soul.
171. Inner Impulses of Evolution: Lecture V 24 Sep 1916, Dornach
Tr. Gilbert Church, F. Kozlik, Stewart C. Easton

Rudolf Steiner
When Quetzalcoatl is described as a figure with a serpent-like body, as a green feathered serpent, this indicates to those who understand such matters that he was an actual being, but one who appears only in an etheric body.
271. The Sensible-Supersensible in its Realisation Through the Arts 15 Feb 1918, Munich
Tr. Violet E. Watkin

Rudolf Steiner
Anyone sensitive to the metamorphosis of form, anyone. who can see how one form passes over into another—in the sense Goethe meant when he said the green leaf passes over into the colourful petal—will be able, on extending this mode of observation, to see that the human head is a whole, the rest of the organism another whole, and that one is the metamorphosis of the other, In a mysterious way the whole of the rest of man may be said—when suitably perceived—to be capable of transformation into a human head.

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