Milk Contains Everything A Man Requires For His Organism

A Lecture By Rudolf Steiner: "Problems of Nutrition"

Date:   5/27/2014 6:32:27 AM   ( 11 y ) ... viewed 2663 times

How many other foods do you know of that can be given the same credit?

By "milk" we are speaking of the traditional, old fashioned "farm milk" before the advent of modern day industrialized "milk" products (that would require another blog to fully identify just how the milk product of commerce is dramatically different and inferior to real milk).

The following is quoted from a lecture by Rudolf Steiner.

"... Milk is only partly an animal product and the animal or human astral forces do not participate in its production. For this reason milk is one of the most perfect foods. It is suitable for people who want to abstain completely from meat but who do not yet possess sufficient strength to work entirely out of the inner forces of the astral body. Even from a purely external standpoint it can be seen that milk contains everything a man requires for his organism. ...

Weak as well as strong organisms can gain support from milk. If a person were to live exclusively on milk for a time, then not only would his regular forces be awakened but it would also go beyond this. He would receive from it an influx of forces giving him additional strength. A surplus of forces would be acquired that could be developed into healing forces. In order to possess a force, it must first be acquired, and in milk we see one means of developing certain forces in ourselves.

Those who are moved by the earnestness of life to develop certain psychic healing forces, can train themselves to attain them. ... A man can if he wishes build up his organism in a wise manner. He can contribute toward the unfolding of free, independent inner forces.":

http://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/19090108p01.html

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• Re: Milk Contains Everything A Man Requires For His Organism   by kerminator     11 y