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282. Speech and Drama: Style in Gesture 13 Sep 1924, Dornach
Tr. Mary Adams

Rudolf Steiner
I love this Belriguardo; in my youth Full many a joyous day I linger'd here, And this bright sunshine, and this verdant green, Bring back the feelings of that bygone time. LEONORA Yes, a new world surrounds us!
58. Metamorphoses of the Soul: Paths of Experience I: Human Egoism 25 Nov 1909, Berlin
Tr. Charles Davy, Christoph von Arnim

Rudolf Steiner
If we find in a writer an exposition of a problem so important for Spiritual Science, this is for us a further proof—already apparent in our considerations of Faust, the Tale of the Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily, and Pandora53—that in Goethe we have a genius who is at one with our Spiritual Science in its true sense.
72. The Human Soul in the Realm of the Supersensible and Its Relation to the Body 18 Oct 1917, Basel

Rudolf Steiner
To grasp the mental as something living, one has to grasp the mental, now, however, the spiritual-mental, in such a way as Goethe tried to grasp the outer physical things with his theory of metamorphosis, as Goethe imagined the green leaves of the stalk transformed into the petals, even into the fruit organs. As he attempted to explain all organs by a transformation into each other, one must not only leave thinking, feeling, and willing side by side, but also gain the living transition of them.
159. The Mystery of Death: Christ's Relationship to Lucifer and Ahriman 18 May 1915, Linz
Tr. Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Since most inaccurate is the saying which the external science has stamped: nature does not make jumps.1—From the green plant leaf to the red petal is a big jump; from the petal to the chalices is again a big jump. It is an absolutely wrong saying, and the truth of the development is based just on the fact that everywhere jumps are made.
224. Pneumatosophy: The Riddles of the Inner Man 23 May 1923, Bern
Tr. Frances E. Dawson

Rudolf Steiner
We are then approaching the autumn, September is coming, the autumnal equinox; the leaves which in the spring became budding and green, now become brownish, yellowish, and drop off; the trees stand there already partly denuded, nature is dying.
297a. Education for Life: Self-Education and Pedagogical Practice: Educational, Teaching and Practical Life From the Point of View of Spiritual Science 24 Feb 1921, Utrecht

Rudolf Steiner
Does not nature constantly make leaps when it develops the green leaf and then, as if with a leap, the sepal and the colored petal and then again the stamens and so on?
64. From a Fateful Time: The Supporting Power of the German Spirit 25 Feb 1915, Berlin

Rudolf Steiner
In many ways it is a German book, a coming-of-age novel like Green Henry or Wilhelm Meisten. German music, which Germany has given the world, has also made you its advocate.
35. Human Life in the Light of Spiritual Science 16 Oct 1916, Liestal

Rudolf Steiner
Ordinary human observation can note, during the course of the year, how plants shoot up in the spring time, become increasingly clothed in green, later on developing colored blossoms and finally fruit. Then we see them wither and pass away We are aware of active growth during the summer succeeded by rest and repose during the winter Thus the succession of the seasons of the year appears to outer sense observation.
35. Poetry and the Art of Speech: Lecture VIII
Tr. Julia Wedgwood, Andrew Welburn

Rudolf Steiner
You yet may spy the fawn at play, The bare upon the green; But the sweet face of Lucy Gray Will never more be seen.
282. Speech and Drama: The Artistic Quality in Drama. Stylisation of Moods 16 Sep 1924, Dornach
Tr. Mary Adams

Rudolf Steiner
You cannot paint into a red mood trees that are absolutely green; you will have to introduce a touch of red into their colour. And in order to provide something on which the eye can rest when Mary grows sarcastic, you can take yellow also on to your palette,—I should rather say, on to your brush; for one should never paint from a palette, but always with water colours.

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