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  • Title: Lecture: Lecture II: Physiology and Therapeutics
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    • What is active in the human physical-etheric during the childhood
    • childhood and extended it by saying, as it were: all this knowing in
    • period of childhood do not completely cease being active with the
    • period of childhood. You can see from this, however, that in normal
    • the first period of childhood were held back due to some process;
    • We can then compare this with childhood illnesses, for obviously
    • childhood illnesses cannot have the same origin, because they appear
    • the origin of illnesses in childhood. One finds the same thing, in a
    • childhood illnesses arise. To an individual who has acquired the
    • in childhood. With these he can see in the child's organism how the
    • period of life points in this way back to earliest childhood, this
    • indicates ultimately that what reveals itself in childhood points back
    • clothed with a physical body. A person suffering from childhood
    • lives itself out in the childhood illnesses.
    • nature,” points us to the first age of childhood, and actually to life
    • of childhood in the same way, we can see continuous upbuilding
    • half-asleep in childhood; our consciousness is not fully awake. Our
    • In looking into the age of childhood one witnesses the work of
  • Title: Lecture: Lecture IV: Physiology and Therapeutics
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    • within the human being, as can occur particularly in early childhood,



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