During the Agricultural Course at Kobewitz when Steiner was asked about mechanical stiring he suggested it was better to stir by hand. Just before giveing the recipies for the remedies he commended the Kolisko's for their good work with homoeopathy. When he returned to Dornach he told Ehrenfried Pfeiffer that the benefits of the recipies given at Koberwitz should be spread as widely over the World as possible. These statements are still unresolved challenges to many although many others are getting to work and doing it to the best of their ability. One challenge with a stiring machine or flow form is imprinting the intent. It is too easy to forget while we busy ourselves with some other important task and leave the machine to get on with the stiring. Working with field broadcasters has demonstrated the power and importance of intent Warm regards, Peter ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 3:14 PM Subject: Re: The Wide World and Testing Preps
> > In a message dated 3/23/02 1:00:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > << Allan and Steve - why not avoid altogether the controversy between > 'tedious' > > hand stirring and contentious mechanical stirring by using a flowform > > cascade? Tony N-S. > > >> > > Flowforms work to some degree but without the intensity and organizational > forces that the stirring process creates. With flowforms you never achieve > the vortexial energy that you get by creating a vortex. Steiner knew what he > was talking about when he said to stir in this fashion. A vortex created by > stirring from the periphery is a model of the eternally creative intelligence > of the universe that is God. With a vortex you can imprint your personal > intent and substance to the spray and effect the farm in that manner...SStorch >
