Top Ten Elements of Biodynamics, 1 - Rudolf Steiner

[Gauraonline]

I am very greatful for this knowledge, but I think that growing grapes or fruits for the sake of creating an intoxicant is a shame. We need real food, not wine. Wine is not a necessity. Grape juice is more of a necessity.

[PJMDS]

Rudolph Steiner was a mad man, not even a farmer, his pseudo mixes are pure nonsense, it's amazing how his science fiction agriculture is still being advertised, any lunatic can make up a new Agriculture way and have followers.

[sinsarcasmo]

@PJMDS Science has been built by people who experiences and studies with attention the results and connects the dots, an extremely rare virtue to find in man. The Maya in Mexico had the greatest astronomers for millenia, and none had studies of astronomy, as we know them today.

NASA is still catching up to them.

There is a millimeter between madness and brilliancy. Rudolph Steiner is still being given credit for his knowledge long after his death, and that says something.

[sinsarcasmo]

I love the works of Rudolph Steiner.

His mystical writings are superb!

[PJMDS]

@sinsarcasmo you are right about them being mystical, it's like reading the ramblings of a mad man, I wonder if he used drugs to reach such imaginative ways to waste time and money

[sinsarcasmo]

@PJMDS Inner knowledge is seen as insanity by those not mystical. However, a mystic is able to reach knowledge, way beyond their surroundings. Inner knowledge is seen as insanity by those not mystical, until it´s proven right, at a later time.

Then, people see it as magic, sorcery or wisdom.

True mystics don´t need to use any externals to connect to the Source. Drugs would cheapen such a supreme experience by a whole lot.

;-)