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• Title: Curative Eurythmy: Comments by the Editor of the Third German Edition
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  • it avoid becoming a system or something that is grasped and applied
• Title: Curative Eurythmy: References to the Fourth German Edition
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  • kind of therapeutic eurythmy in a systematic way just like he had taught
• Title: Curative Eurythmy: Synopsis of Lectures
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  • dynamics of the rhythmic system, rhythm and arrythm and their
• Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 1
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  • then, this less clearly defined — system of organs that I have
  • call it that) lives as speech or song, then that whole system of organs
  • picture to our-selves that this whole system — that together with
  • into the rhythmic system. Our ordinary head, the more or less thoughtful
  • respiratory system. It is by means of the transformation of the movement
  • from below in the rhythmic system into quiet; and by virtue of the fact
  • the human rhythmic system into arhythm, even into an antirhythm when
  • system, and careless, chaotic thought, as well as logical thought, Logical
  • our respiratory system, with our whole circulatory system and, naturally,
  • through the intermediary of the circulatory system even with the metabolic
  • system, as you can surmise from all that I have presented to you.
  • this dove-tailing of a forwards- and a backwards-orientated system,
  • head system, for example, has been so dealt with in childhood that the
  • transgression against the rhythmic system is too great everything
  • if this is the case, if the rhythmic system predominates, one must ask
  • that man's whole soul-life is mediated through the nervous system, that
  • is, if you do not know that feeling is mediated by the rhythmic system
  • and the will by the metabolic system, and that only thought formation
  • is mediated by the nervous system. If you do not know these things you
• Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 3
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  • strong tendency towards irregularities in the rhythmic system and a
  • refusal to function of the metabolic system in those people who have
• Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 4
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  • the limb-metabolic system. Naturally the first thing we must do today
  • pushes itself into the circulatory system from the metabolic system
  • of learning to speak — and the metabolic-limb system.
  • work in a regulative manner out of the limb-metabolic system into what
  • is in this connection a dependency of the limb-metabolic system (or
  • the entire metabolic system and limb system and it is extraordinarily
  • system by exactly this sound. Thus this movement is particularly
  • of how one can see the effect of the system of movement on the metabolic
  • system. That is something which one really only notices when one considers
  • the connections between the system of movement and the metabolic system
• Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 5
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  • with the human nervous system alone. This, however, is not at all the
  • etheric body very strongly on the respiratory system. One can by this
  • which really works on the circulatory system in a beneficial manner.
  • warming effect on the breathing system will result. Naturally one must
  • consecutively and often. That affects the whole rhythmic system, the
  • Irregularities in the lower system which express themselves through
  • and thereby the whole breathing system. Here again, when one leaves
  • the fact that what lives in the breathing system is reversed when it
  • is transferred into the system of movement. The upper man and the lower
  • the breathing system, brought forth in speech, must of necessity become
• Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 6
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  • in the rhythmic system. Thus we must fasten our attention on that system
  • which — as an etheric system — participates especially when
  • to the rhythmic system become active in the way described earlier. And
  • which belong to the rhythmic system are stimulated to respiration and
  • system, limb-metabolic system. In listening to consonants it is primarily
  • the limb-metabolic system that is engaged. The person wants to move
  • limb-metabolic system in this case. But when one falls asleep in the
  • limb-metabolic system to a degree, a strong reaction makes itself evident.
  • will in the entire remaining limb-metabolic system, which stimulate
  • is taken over into the rhythm of the circulatory system. Physically
  • the regular rhythmic functioning of the circulatory system. One must
• Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 7
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  • into the metabolic-limb system, you have a proper process of consolidation.
  • system, if I may call it that. In the case of a deformation of the rhythmic
  • system, the objective inspiration which goes inwards does not encounter
• Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 8
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  • the preceding lectures — from a layer of the nervous system which
  • the construction of the nervous system, and it is exactly this which
  • In a way we have a meeting of two dynamic systems, one coming out of
  • the human metabolism and another arising from the nerve-sensory system.
  • The two encounter each other in such a way that the metabolic system
  • system is metamorphosed into the respiratory system. In the respiratory
  • and circulatory systems these two dynamic systems converge, and, since
  • the whole is carried over into the air by means of the speech-system,
  • system, that is, to the extent in which the nervous system has a part
  • — not as nervesensory activity — in the nervous system).
  • in the metabolic system, and that which is of the nature of mental
  • a section or stratum of the nerve-sensory system, conjoin to form what
  • of the nerve-sensory system collide with one another, the result of this
  • system is in any case weakened in eurythmy, but the two components,
  • you take into consideration that the whole system of curative eurythmy
  • in comparison to the massage that you apply when you induce entire systems
  • must be combined with a distinct perception of the muscle system involved.
  • whole muscle system in its details, however, will bring the respective
  • to you through today's lecture. In the nerve-sensory system one has
  • nervous system as an insertion serving the life of the soul can we hope