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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: References to the Fourth German Edition
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    • it rather than filling it with our consciousness. The vowels, consonants,
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Back Cover
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    • consonants is revealed to show their relationship with our own being
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Synopsis of Lectures
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    • The character of vowels and consonants. Speech and
    • consonants. Various exercises.
    • When the human being performs consonants in eurythmy he
    • inner activity. The three principles at work in the consonant and
    • consonants work upon it via the metabolic-limb organism. Various
    • consonants. The essence of listening. Listening is a condition
    • physical body in eurythmy. Doing vowels and consonants alternately in
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 2
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    • man as feelings, emotions and so on. Consonants describe more that which
    • movements which the tongue, the lips and the palate perform, the consonants
    • to reconstruct them. And so basically all consonants are more reproductions
    • speak of vowels and consonants in this manner when one has an earlier
    • In eurythmy we bring back what attended the vowels and consonants
    • distinct articulation of the consonants by means of these exercises,
    • you notice that certain children cannot manage to form certain consonants
    • we will practice tomorrow in respect to the consonants. The consonantal
    • already said. In speech as well the consonant is so formed that a
    • motions of lips and tongue. Now the consonants have, as we will see
    • of movement to make the consonant inward again in a certain manner by
    • reasons, in the case of consonants it is particularly important to have,
    • in the form that one carries out while making the consonants, as though
    • child or a grown-up carry out something having to do with consonants,
    • consonant, first with the right hand, now with the left, but taking
    • From this you can see that as soon as one turns to the consonantal element,
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 3
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    • forms which consonants take in eurythmic movement. In what has been
    • developed as the form involved in consonantal movement consideration
    • vowels he goes within and unfolds his activity there. In the consonants
    • consonantal element in eurythmy, particularly in reference to the
    • a vowel. It is impossible to sound a consonant without it being tinged
    • by a vowel, you follow it up with an “A”. The pure consonant
    • himself. Therefore the manner in which the consonant arises is entirely
    • different, according to whether the vowel tinges the consonant from the
    • to the nature of consonantal articulation. This you will find conveyed
    • to one element which flowed into the formation of the consonants. If
    • we want to understand the formation of consonants in the field of eurythmy,
    • case of other consonants this element must be toned down. Now, what
    • the vowel element of the consonantal sound, and with the shading through
    • The consonants overlap in respect to their characteristics; one division
    • we consider the consonants individually, let us contemplate the following.
    • the consonants, we are still calling on what are animal forces in man.
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 4
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    • consonantal eurythmic movements the case is that, although the rhythmic
    • details. We will now go through the most important consonantal movements
    • of the movements that are connected with the eurythmic consonants have
    • and this particular manner of making sounds, of making consonants.
    • see the consonants as they are performed eurythmically are connected
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 6
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    • Gipfeln ist Ruh” alternately in vowels and in consonants, while
    • consonants and vowels
    • Mrs. Baumann will do the same poem once again consonantally. A mere
    • glance will testify to the radical difference between the consonants
    • if in ordinary listening we were to hear only the consonants. For civilized
    • the case that they must listen to much of a consonantal nature. The
    • consonantal world in speech is appreciably richer among less civilized
    • peoples, and the transition from one consonant to another is stronger
    • in the Czech language and you will see just what combinations of consonants
    • sounds within these combinations of consonants, but it permeates them
    • listen to Czech you will say to yourself: to listen to this consonantal
    • to consonants, the human being lives in a certain tension. Unconsciously
    • to consonants, but he holds back. The situation is alive with tension:
    • manifest when consonants are heard. Therefore you will find that listening
    • to consonants is inwardly exceptionally invigorating. If one has an
    • that they are built up out of the consonantal element of the language.
    • system, limb-metabolic system. In listening to consonants it is primarily
    • astrality and the outer ether. People who listen to consonants reinforce
    • to living in the consonantal element. Dreams transformed into will play
    • is not in order, one should let him do consonants in eurythmy.
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 7
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    • consonants, the unconscious imaginative forces which call forth a
    • should be of help. Here you can perceive how consonantal eurythmy takes
    • let the child do consonantal eurythmy.
    • have the effective antidote, in properly applied consonantal eurythmy.
    • should have him do consonantal eurythmy; therein lies the antidote.
    • through the practice of consonantal eurythmy. In doing consonantal
    • not accompanied by morphological changes, even as consonantal eurythmy
    • the assistance of the consonantal eurythmic process therapeutically.
    • This consonantal process works by stimulating through its imagination
    • the liver, and so on. When a person does consonantal eurythmy, it is
    • outside in the consonants. Man becomes a shining being in these organs,
    • certain consonantal movements. One has a picture of the excretory process
    • consonantal eurythmy. And that works over into the unconscious imagination.
    • done as we saw yesterday in vowels or consonants — then the one
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 8
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    • whether they be vowels or consonants. Just as a certain formation and
    • allowing the vowel and consonantal elements, let us say in the A-movement
    • you let someone carry out a consonantal movement, it works, to begin
    • inhalation actually lies in your control. According to the consonants
    • You strengthen the process of inhalation through each consonantal
    • By inducing certain consonants, various consonants, you can, by way
    • expresses itself in the consonantal element. That can be reinforced
    • and promoted through consonantal eurythmy. Everything having to do with
    • deformation, I must then first prepare the ground with consonantal



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