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I-11 The loci of the four components of the four kingdoms Spiritual Beings in the Heavenly Bodies and the Kingdoms of Nature (SB), Lect. 8 (p. 153); At the Gates of Spiritual Science (AGSS), Lect. 5 (p. 46) Each of the four “kingdoms” observable by the human being’s physical senses is itself a fourfold being, the difference between them being the locus of their respective “bodies”:
The same is expressed another way in (UEM), Lect. 3, (Aug 6, 1908, pp. 37-43):
According to Steiner, “For human existence to become possible it was necessary for the Earth, in its mineral nature, to suffer infinite pain—for infinite pain was bound up with this solidification of the Earth’s sub-stance. This is why Paul says [Rom 8,22], ‘. . . the whole creation groaneth and travaileth in pain... awaiting the adoption. ...’” |
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