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• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture IV
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  • extent, the soul makes use of the brain, the head-nerve organism,
  • what takes place in the human head-nerve organism.
  • red dotted lines indicate the head-nerve organism. They therefore
  • represent the forces running along the nerve fibers of the head. This
  • through the spinal cord to the head, constantly encounters the nerve
  • each other. Instead, an interplay of both takes place in the head.
  • of breathing extends into the head and is directly activated from
  • also into the head-breathing. When man shifts from speaking to
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture V
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  • head, where the physical body becomes the organ of the “I.”
  • activity of the head, came about later as the downward streams of
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VI
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  • experienced in the human head. The significance of the element of
  • melody in human nature is that it makes the head of the human being
  • accessible to feelings. Otherwise, the head is only open to the
  • concept. Through melody the head becomes open to feeling, to actual
  • feeling. It is as if you brought the heart into the head through
  • can say that while the melody is carried from the heart to the head
  • head of this spirit. The ability to experience the element of harmony
  • just that instead of “head” was say, “melody”;
  • become alive in man, he would feel: my etheric head is in the element
  • prove that the head of man experiences music. The string instruments
• Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture VII
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  • believe that their thoughts are confined only to their heads. We
  • these thoughts were only within the heads of man. He who believes
  • that thoughts are only in the human head is as prejudiced as one —
  • ridiculous to claim that thoughts originate in the human head as it