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akasha
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In Hinduism and Buddhism, the all-pervasive life principle or space of the universe, a universal med |
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Akashic Records
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A theosophical term referring to an universal filing system which records every occurring thought, w |
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Anthroposophy
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The revelation of the objective reality and a creative spiritual world which informs our physical, m |
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Astral
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Relating to unknown forces; of, concerning, emanating from, or resembling the stars; stellar; belong |
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Biodynamic
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1. Relating to the study of the effects of dynamic processes, such as motion or acceleration, on liv |
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Biodynamic Preparations
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Are developed to help moderate and regulate biological processes as well as enhance and strengthen t |
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Capillary Dynamolysis
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In the early 1920's, Lilly Kolisko working upon a suggestion made by Rudolf Steiner, the founder of |
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Chromatography
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Chromatography refers to a range of physical methods used to separate and analyse complex mixtures. |
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Compost
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Decaying plant material which is added to earth to improve its quality. - A mixture for fertilizing |
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Compost - esoteric
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Primarily compost consists of decaying plants and animals. In this matter the 'physical, ethereal an |
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Cosmic Rhythms
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The movement and presence of the Sun, Moon, Planets and stars contributes to the life, growth and fo |
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Epistemology
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Epistemology is the branch of philosophy that studies knowledge. It attempts to answer the basic que |
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Esoteric
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1. restricted to or intended for an enlightened or initiated minority, especially because of abstrus |
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Ether
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The clear sky; the upper air, or the airwaves; outer space. A thin, subtle matter, much finer and ra |
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Etheric
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Belonging to the heavenly regions, rarefied, sublime. |
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Homeopathy
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From Greek words: homeo (similar) and pathos (suffering). A medical system based on the use of minut |
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Kolisko Effect
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Lilly Kolisko's work links together the planets and their metals, Heaven and Earth. The meetings of |
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Kolisko, Lilly & Eugene
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Wrote a classic book called ‘Agriculture Tomorrow’, which covers a lot of research on biodynamics. S |
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Morphology
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Rudolf Steiner made a very interesting observation when looking at medicinal plants. He found that p |
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Physical
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Relating to things you can see or touch, or relating to the laws of nature. Pertaining to nature or |
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Planets - metals
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Saturn: Lead -- 'Heavy' energy. Power that needs purification, survival work, fight or flight respon |
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Potentisation
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Homeopathic method of preparing medicines invented by Hahnemann. The medicines are alternatively dil |
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Seven Biodynamic Considerations
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The Seven Biodynamic Considerations
1. Fertilise with compost. Make your own compost using biodynam |
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Sidereal
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Containing stars; starry; as sidereal regions. Sidereal year, in astronomy, the period in which the |
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Soil Fertility
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According to the Steiner view, ideal soil is saturated with physical, ethereal and astral qualities. |
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Spiritual
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Relating to deep feelings and beliefs, especially religious beliefs. The quality of being concerned |
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Spiritual Archetypes
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Steiner describes the dynamic qualities of Spiritual Archetypes:
"In the spiritual world all is in |
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Steiner, Rudolf
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During the last two decades of the nineteenth century, the Austrian-born Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) |