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Paperback
June 2018
9781912230136
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- Publisher
Temple Lodge Publishing - Published
5th June 2018 - ISBN 9781912230136
- Language English
- Pages 116 pp.
- Size 6" x 9.25"
$19.00
Ernst Marti devoted his life to researching the etheric realm—the subtle area between the physical and spiritual. Taking the numerous statements and references by Rudolf Steiner as his starting point, Marti develops our understanding of the etheric world in various fields—from the theory of knowledge to the natural world, music, the realm of color, eurythmy, and medicine. He proposes exciting bridges between the ancient and medieval worldview and the present and future of the natural and spiritual sciences.
Having studied the world of the ethers in volume 1, here Dr. Marti explores the world of formative (or morphogenic) forces. Beginning with the sensory qualities of the visible world, he studies the nature of sense perception, the origin of morphogenic forces, and their phenomenology. In three key sections he examines the formative forces of shape, or form,including growth movements in plants and how they relate to eurythmy and the forces of color; the formative forces of life,or the planetary origin of the morphogenic forces of life and the seven life processes and their relation to rhythm; and the formative forces of substance—the zodiac and the planets and the formative forces of metals.
In this concluding volume of his seminal work, Marti also offers pertinent comments on the nature of potentization in homeopathic medicine.
C O N T E N T S:
1. The Sensory Qualities of the Visible World
2. The Nature of Sensation and Morphogenic Forces
3. On the Origin of Morphogenic Forces
4. The Phenomenology of Etheric Formation...
5. The Nature of Potentizing
Summary and Looking Ahead
Appendices:
Irmgard Rossmann—Biographical Sketch
Life and Work of Ernst Marti—an Outline
Ernst Marti
Ernst Marti (1903–1985) was born in Switzerland and studied medicine in Vienna and Basel. He worked as a doctor in Solothorn and Arlesheim, Switzerland, where he met Ita Wegman. She entrusted him with the task of researching the etheric forces, to which he then devoted his whole life. He worked for more than forty years as a doctor in Basel and founded the Society of Anthroposophical Doctors in Germany. He gave many lectures and courses for doctors as well as the general public and wrote numerous essays and papers that were published in specialist periodicals. He died at the Ita Wegman clinic.
