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5. Friedrich Nietzsche, Fighter for Freedom: The Superman
Tr. Margaret Ingram de Ris

Rudolf Steiner
No living beings are found here. Only a kind of ugly green snake comes here in order to die. The “most ugly human being” has found this valley. He does not wish to be seen by anyone because of his ugliness.
13. An Outline of Occult Science: Sleep and Death
Tr. Henry B. Monges, Maud B. Monges, Lisa D. Monges

Rudolf Steiner
Thus a red stone appears greenish in the spirit land and a green stone, reddish. The other characteristics also appear In their complementary forms. Just as stones, earth masses, and so forth, make up the solid land—the continental regions—of the physical world, so the structures described above compose “the solid land” of the spirit world.
13. Occult Science - An Outline: Sleep And Death
Tr. George Adams, Mary Adams

Rudolf Steiner
Seen therefore from Spirit-land, a red stone is experienced with a greenish and a green stone with a reddish hue. Other properties too appear as their antithesis. Even as stones, rocks and geological formations constitute the solid land—the continental region—of the world of Nature, so do the entities we have been describing constitute the “solid land” of the spiritual world.
68d. The Nature of Man in the Light of Spiritual Science: The Mystery of the Human Temperaments 19 Jan 1909, Karlsruhe
Tr. Frances E. Dawson

Rudolf Steiner
They color each other reciprocally. Just as blue and yellow, let us say, unite in green, so do the two streams in man unite in what we call temperament. That which mediates between all inner characteristics which he brings with him from his earlier incarnation, on the one side, and on the other what the line of heredity brings to him, comes under the concept temperament.
281. Poetry and the Art of Speech: Lecture II 06 Oct 1920, Dornach
Tr. Julia Wedgwood, Andrew Welburn

Rudolf Steiner
Farewell to the mountains high cover'd with snow; Farewell to the straths and green valleys below: Farewell to the forests and wild-hanging woods; Farewell to the torrents and loud-pouring floods.
281. Poetry and the Art of Speech: Lecture VI 07 Jun 1922, Vienna
Tr. Julia Wedgwood, Andrew Welburn

Rudolf Steiner
So the Soul, that Drop, that Ray Of the clear Fountain of Eternal Day, Could it within the humane flow’r be seen, Remembring still its former height, Shuns the sweat leaves and blossoms green; And, recollecting its own Light, Does, in its pure and circling thoughts, express The greater Heaven in an Heaven less.

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