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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Comments by the Editor of the Third German Edition
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    • main there are two things to be said about this edition. Firstly, —
    • in a living way, things have to be when they come out of
    • showed that for children of this sort eurythmy more than anything else
    • doctors present, as only a minority had had anything to do with eurythmy
    • says ”I have been requested to say something more about this curative
    • it avoid becoming a system or something that is grasped and applied
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Concerning the Transcripts of the Lectures
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    • something of two-fold diverse origin. The wholly public writings are
    • Nowhere has even the slightest mention of anything been made which does
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: References to the Fourth German Edition
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    • who worked with Dr. Steiner in any way will remember that everything
    • thing, and what were we looking for? The healing element in
    • made up for it. And one day Dr. Steiner drew something on the blackboard
    • not everything given us in eurythmy come from the same source, and should
    • and I, being eurythmists, really bring something with us out of our
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Synopsis of Lectures
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    • strong or pathological. The difference between Yoga breathing
    • exercises and changes in the breathing brought about by therapeutic
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 1
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    • in eurythmy and secondly find himself unable to achieve anything of
    • of our exercises relating to it. But the first thing which we must obtain
    • to regard each human organ as a thing unto itself. That isn't the case,
    • of the brain lying further forwards. The tendency to build something
    • When we breathe and this breathing expresses itself in speaking or singing,
    • when this modified breathing (for from a certain point of view one must
    • the ear is nothing other than a larynx, only metamorphosed — there
    • do here with something which is taken directly from the human organism.
    • transgression against the rhythmic system is too great everything
    • oneself if something should not be introduced into the education of
    • the child. If in time the condition appears to he habitual, then something
    • fluttery and one can do nothing with him, one must attempt to bring
    • take things in — our Waldorf teacher know these children well,
    • they can at times bring one to mild despair; they actually hear nothing
    • of what one says to them, everything passes them by — in this
    • in just the opposite manner. Naturally one cannot begin with everything
    • pay particular attention that these things are done in such a way that
    • find that these things present difficulties for an inner understanding
    • is mediated by the nervous system. If you do not know these things you
    • it and write really proper letters. That is something which carries
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 2
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    • of the outward form-nature of things. However, one can actually only
    • an extent. We take something away from it on its path to the interior.
    • a dreamer in a certain sense or something similar. Or, if we think of
    • to walk awkwardly and to tire in walking are two different things. When
    • practise other things as well which we have as yet to discuss. But at
    • see that in the case of all these things it is to a degree a matter
    • that the person concerned, the person who carries out these things in
    • arm covers the other. In the case of “O” however, something
    • the rear in spirit; as if one were to experience something like having
    • irregular breathing, who is in some fashion burdened clown by his breathing
    • and such like, you will be able to bring this person to normal breathing
    • things will be particularly applicable. Similarly, if you employ the
    • the middle. That is something which it would be particularly good to
    • not to mix the two things; the artistic eurythmists would not do well
    • child or a grown-up carry out something having to do with consonants,
    • feeling when the “S” is done that you encounter something
    • it is really not the same thing. And so the “M” is that
    • “H”, then, you will say to yourself: there is something in
    • things. If someone wants to agree to something Luciferic, but immediately
    • is the essential thing and tomorrow we will speak about it further.
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 3
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    • has been truly given to everything which must be taken into account
    • completely in order to grasp the spiritual element in the things outside
    • even in those things in respect to which modern man has become inward.
    • science is not accepted on the grounds of such things is solely that
    • take too many things into account in order to come to the truth, and
    • They want to make everything easier for themselves; and that
    • is the L (Miss Wolfram: L). You sec that there is something of the same
    • of U the attempt to characterize something moving predominates. Thus
    • in such things the natural connections are to be perceived. In the manner
    • in respect to all these matters it is necessary to take one thing
    • pole the tendency to become fat. These things can really be taken
    • things if one wishes to understand these matters inwardly.
    • the left hand — in art only an indication of all these things
    • of sounds tomorrow, I would like to speak in closing of something
    • And to practise eurythmy is, apart from everything else, an attempt
    • is actually already something which is becoming inhuman through its
    • which came about because it was seen that one traces something like a
    • we have only coarse words — of something which expresses itself
    • made their language abstract. However, we can actually do something about
    • We can actually do something about overcoming this with the help of
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 4
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    • the limb-metabolic system. Naturally the first thing we must do today
    • the person with whom one hopes to accomplish something by means of the
    • to demonstrate these things. So we have D and T. When one carries out
    • they are quite tired — in these things it is really a matter of
    • while forming knock-knees. It would be the same thing with the K sound
    • out sharply, with the Q as well; but that is the same thing again. Here
    • this movement one has something which one can have those children do who
    • have the F-sound. (Mrs. Baumann). One has to do here with something
    • That is something which works directly over onto the rhythm of evacuation
    • of doing the peewit step backwards is something which one should really
    • sound in the time when people still understood something of the inner
    • system. That is something which one really only notices when one considers
    • fact on many things; in our present time where knowledge of the soul
    • Now, you see, behind something
    • instruction is done with humour; before everything else it must give
    • be something which could really not be done at all.
    • something which brings a great deal of life into this human etheric
    • everything in it works in a unitary fashion. If you were to survey children
    • something such as I showed you yesterday with them: the R-movement, which
    • use of these things pedagogically. One must only always have the
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 5
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    • confirms or negates something one has to do with the nature of judgment
    • this, in a certain sense one is setting out something which one carries
    • something (Mrs. Baumann). Take a good look at this, the feeling of love
    • for something. Imagine it carried out ten times consecutively and
    • nature and which has the effect of warming the circulation. It is something
    • have something which could be called a wish: Hope. (Miss Wolfram) Look
    • warming effect on the breathing system will result. Naturally one must
    • take into consideration that all these things of which we have spoken
    • bending, ten times consecutively. That is something which people who
    • rhythm of breathing and of circulation, positively. When there are
    • bent to the right and left, and that with the M-movement. That is something
    • thing is to carry it out so long as the pains are not present.
    • say that their shoulders hurt so and everything possible hurts, then
    • whole thing with an E movement with the arms. Run so that you pass by
    • and thereby the whole breathing system. Here again, when one leaves
    • within their organism. That is why everything which brings children
    • and so on, all these things are related to man in such a way that the
    • has been put to me which could perhaps lead to something — and
    • certain people by virtue of their race. I brought such things to discussion
    • author not do so? Everything about which he knows very little he chalks
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 6
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    • something which is in essence the meaningful word, a meaningful
    • association of words. He listens to something in which the activity of
    • association of sounds. That is something which man in his waking,
    • is nothing other than to make the inner man more flexible, plastic,
    • for at this point one can do nothing other than to call forth internally
    • eurythmy. Thus in applying to therapeutic ends everything derived from
    • arrives at something which one has inferred. If one wishes to attain
    • instructor stands at the spiritual level of the child. Such things
    • take these matters into account instinctively. Such things must be
    • will get themselves into if they do not turn to these things consciously,
    • how they will gradually degenerate. That is something which Switzerland
    • These things can be observed to play a part in the state of the world
    • that is something of much less interest to us at the moment. What interests
  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 7
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    • to yourself that, in association with the tendency to push something
    • spherical forwards, from without inwards, some-thing is formed which
    • upon the forces which inspire man from without inwards in his breathing,
    • being and transforms them into something truly sculptural.
    • is rampant. What does it mean, when we say that something of a plastic
    • case demands. However, although it may be necessary to combine something
    • two years ago a deformation of the joints set in. These are things which
    • be able to do something with this freedom. Ile must go on to engender
    • it may nevertheless be necessary to render aid when something appears
    • the inner breathing of the organs orientated from without inwards and
    • and the kidneys begin to sparkle and flash; something is really there
    • extraordinarily difficult to speak to people about these things,
    • painted something very beautiful; it is in fact your obstructed excretion
    • from repressed sexuality. Here, of course, the things are not drawn or
    • thing crosses the other; then an inward silent speaking joins what is
    • what would like to arise and take form in something like mystical poetry
    • the therapeutic eurythmy exercises be reinforced by rational breathing
    • rational breathing exercises, as a reinforcement of the eurythmic
    • situation that one should avoid stereotyping, avoid saying the one thing
    • One should concern oneself in each individual case with the breathing
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  • Title: Curative Eurythmy: Lecture 8
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    • eurythmy took shape out of something purely artistic, out of what was
    • speech or singing. In the case of song it is something different but
    • this speech; one can bring everything linguistic to expression through
    • but carries on further, in artistic eurythmy we have to do with something
    • as everything conducive to health can also make one sick if exaggerated,
    • means, something entirely different is achieved than when I pass over
    • from the sound A to an I or something else in an artistic presentation.
    • concern about something which lies close at hand here: amateurs and
    • dilettants appropriate such things very easily. From the beginning I
    • nothing at all that one can object to in this sentence, it is only that
    • as was expressed in their final sentence: everything which has been
    • be, in their own words, “intoxicatingly simple.” Something
    • learning more everything will become clearer and more ordered and the
    • collision, is unloaded in the movement of the air (This is something
    • you induce, you have the entire process of in-breathing in your hands.
    • harmonising of the breathing activity, in its refinement within the brain,
    • activity and the breathing activity. All the activities of the brain
    • on in teething, it would be as follows: the upper teeth are built up
    • notice that a child is having difficulties in teething, you can assist
    • to constipation. In the period of life in which teething takes place,
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