Man as a single sound of world words

In this cycle of lectures, Rudolf Steiner demonstrates the fruitfulness of an artistic approach to establishing correspondences between macrocosm and microcosm, showing how a person is a “common denominator” of an eagle, lion and body, as well as indicating the main temptations that are due to this on the path of Western and oriental civilizations . Based on the developed approach, the lecturer leads to the conclusion that a person is like the choir of world voices sounding in the outside world. It indicates the correspondence of human organs and processes of thinking, breathing, blood circulation and digestion to the creatures of the outside world: animals, insects, birds, reptiles and fish. The issues of action in the nature of the spirits of the elements - gnomes, Undin, sylphs and salamander are examined in detail, their role is shown in the fertilization and growth of plants, as well as their classification on malicious and friendly. The author shows the practical value of the information received, analyzing the mechanisms of the disease and recovery.
The book is designed for a wide range of readers and is of particular interest to teachers and doctors