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- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 1
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- forming of the "new body" out of the "model body" inherited at
- on the basis of a true knowledge of man in body, soul and spirit.
- stands for present-day humanity. The knowledge of the body is
- acquired a very advanced knowledge of the human body; but as soon as
- In the science of the body we are very far advanced. No physiologist
- realities of the body, so that as teachers of children we are quite
- the human body. And as for the spirit, there is no such thing! One
- concerns itself with the whole man, body, soul and spirit; and these
- aspects of body, soul and spirit, in such a way as will give a
- existence in the spiritual world. The body of the child acts almost
- completely different world, with the new experience of having a body
- pre-earthly world which is endeavouring to make the child's body
- the child's body.
- spirit cannot properly take hold of the body; such children are
- the spirit is active within them. It is making use of the body. We
- endure when it descends into a child-body.
- the body has then been made ready, it no longer offers the same
- are so. Now when a human being is to descend, he must choose a body
- And indeed this body has
- on. Thus through heredity a body is produced which he must now
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- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 2
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- physical body, which is fashioned after the model of the inherited
- a picture within him of this outburst of rage. The etheric body makes
- his childish organism into spirit, soul and body. Health for the
- soul of the child is spoilt by it. Even down into the body, right
- Kindergarten methods weaklings in body and soul are bred for later
- whole body for he is also an organ of sense with regard to taste. He
- tastes with his whole body; there are many remarkable instances of
- physical body that he was very firmly planted in life in his former
- body, the whole man is engaged. In reading only the head is occupied
- the child in body, soul and spirit as an absolute unity. This must be
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 3
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- formed one whole together with the child's own body. I showed
- patience. He is not as lazy as the donkey — at least everybody
- definite way, with his whole life of soul, body and spirit.
- child, there holds sway the astral body with its wonderful prudence
- body” and other higher members of man's being, see Rudolf
- astral body works with much more certainty than the upper
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 4
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- has to do actions with his own body which need great alertness in
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 5
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- The body counts. The head looks on. Counting with fingers and toes
- the movement of your body you could never touch yourself in the way
- what the body does. The body thinks, the body counts. The head is
- toil and moil, it simply sits on the top of your body and lets itself
- in spiritual life is-done from the body. Mathematics are done by the
- body, thinking is also done by the body, and feeling too is done with
- the body. The bead-frame has arisen from the mistaken idea that man
- the head passes on the work to the body, for it is the body which
- must do the reckoning. This fact, that the body must do the
- his whole body. The head is the traveller that sits back restfully
- inside and does nothing, whilst the body, every part of it, is the
- not only affect the soul life but the physical body also, causing
- education of spirit, soul and body as a unity.)
- “meditation” you are bringing life into the body; for
- meditating on one's own body. If this is done a man will still be
- body. If a man only thinks with his head, rather than with his limbs
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 6
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- In first seven years etheric body is an inward sculptor. After seven,
- astral body gradually draws into physical body, carrying the breathing
- “model” body which is completely thrown aside by the time
- being replaced by a new body. The change of teeth, indeed, is only
- the external expression of this replacing of the old body by a new
- If the individuality is weak, the result will be a body that very
- body of man only really begins at the change of teeth. The etheric
- body in the first seven years has to put forward all the independent
- physical body. So that this etheric body is pre-eminently an inward
- body by the etheric body, becomes free, emancipates itself with the
- first seven years of life the etheric body has been carrying out
- modelling and painting within the physical body. Now that it has
- nothing further to do as regards the physical body, or at least not
- body. You also get the feeling that the lung has its right place in
- paint something that is in no way an imitation of the human body but
- an inner urge, an inner longing of the etheric body, to be at work in
- proceed. Man consists not only of his physical body and etheric body,
- the astral body and ego. What happens to the astral body of the child
- within the human organism. But whilst the etheric body between birth
- physical body and becoming independent, the astral body is gradually
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- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 7
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- rightly even in his physical body. And much that is pathological at
- body is still stunted. Then the child is born and his head is still
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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- number is not formed by the head, but by the whole body. The head
- it may serve the agility of the body. It is a question of really
- body.
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