"What is the nature of matter?"Within conventional science, the
reductionist, materialist view asserts that matter is solely
physical. Hauschka shows that open-minded study, based on
qualitative observation and quantitative research, can overcome
this now standardized view. Without denying the laws of matter, he
shows the limitations of a science restricted by them, and points
to new research that indicates the primal nature of spirit. This
classic work, reprinted in its original form, is the result of Dr
Hauschka's many years' research at the Ita Wegman Clinic in
Arlesheim, Switzerland. Through decades of experimentation he came
to radical conclusions that suggested potential new directions for
science. This book includes the detailed results of Hauschka's
experiments although his approach is not restricted to measurement
and outer observation. Based on the work of Goethe and Steiner, he
encourages a method of seeing nature that has an artistic quality,
and calls for direct experience rather than intellectual
theorizing. "The Nature of Substance" is generally accessible. The
author deliberately avoids technical terms and academic style in
favor of vivid descriptions and lively discussions. His fascinating
study takes in many substances, with chapters on plants, animals,
oils, proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, metals, carbon,
oxygen, poisons, high dilutions, and much more. This book is a
companion volume to the author s other work, "Nutrition."
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