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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Synopsis of Lectures
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    • similar to sleep, a gentle imagining. The ether movements of the
    • person who is asleep or who is listening are made visible by the
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 2
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    • who are sleepy, you will awaken them in a certain sense to a state of
    • It will be observed that sleepy-headed adults can definitely be awakened
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 5
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    • It is a sort of falling asleep. The other movement (confirmation and
    • of sleep in the observer; imaginatively one falls asleep in a way with
    • happen. But because one in reality doesn't go to sleep while making
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 6
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    • light, partial sleep overtakes the listener. The “I”
    • a condition which is similar and then again dissimilar to sleep. It is
    • similar to sleep in that the “I” and astral body are slightly
    • only much more weakly — when the person is asleep and has left
    • is asleep the etheric body is considerably more active than when he
    • is awake. During this dampened sleep taking place in the listener the
    • sleep. Thus you can study in the listener, who promptly performs them
    • for you, ether movements of the human being in sleep. It isn't at all
    • necessary to study the person while asleep; one can study the etheric
    • heightened movements of the etheric body in sleep. One studies these
    • of sleep, and this going out, this transition into sleep is extraordinarily
    • into tension. He passes as it were into a state of sleep which actually
    • — which go out in ordinary sleep — remain within the organism.
    • One even tries to bring about a sort of artificial sleep for the
    • limb-metabolic system in this case. But when one falls asleep in the
    • that will be most necessary, among them the sleepy headed people. One



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