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• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Synopses/Contents
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  • still an embryo. Details of mother and child. Child's astral bears
  • weak in embryo. Boy an example of infantilism. Return to first boy,
  • Ahrimanic aberrations. The virtue of mother's milk. In embryo
• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Lecture 3
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  • embryonic state, right until death; for it continues also through all
  • the body, it is built in from without during embryonic development.
  • Suppose the embryo lies
• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Lecture 4
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  • pre-natal education — meaning education in the embryonic
  • God. In the embryonic period, it is entirely a matter of how things
• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Lecture 6
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  • period of life; it brings the most forces with it from the embryonic
• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Lecture 7
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  • will have remained an embryo longer than usual because it was too
  • body during the embryonic period. We have then to do with a case of
  • retardation, the causes of which lie right back in the embryonic
  • it a right and fit home for the embryo, which requires of course
  • finish the embryo period. They would have been more complete and more
  • perfectly shaped if the child had gone through the whole embryo
  • long ago during embryonic development would then be changed back
• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Lecture 8
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  • still an embryo. Details of mother and child. Child's astral bears
  • weak in embryo. Boy an example of infantilism. Return to first boy,
  • embryo, you will find that you have in this child nothing else than a
  • giant embryo! You can see quite plainly that he has remained at the
  • embryo stage, his growth in the post-embryo stage continuing to
  • accord with the laws of growth of the embryo stage. That we have not
  • immediately on his being let go, as it were, from the embryo
  • condition — the child showed nothing unusual. The embryo
  • the embryo time.
  • of the embryo time virtually continues, with the result that in these
  • embryo time. How are we to account for this? The radical change which
  • process. Consequently, in the earliest months, since the embryonic
  • have in him an extreme instance of infantilism, where the embryo
  • feature of the embryo organisation is, as you know, that we have
  • organisation in the embryo condition is to be regarded as a work of
  • into the post-embryo condition. The cosmic forces have had here the
  • upon the close association of the embryo period; as far as her
  • in the embryo time have been able to remain in the child. The
  • back to the embryo condition; and you will find infantilism in all
  • the embryo condition which, like an overgrown plant, spreads itself
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• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Lecture 9
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  • the embryo time; I described these conditions to you yesterday,
  • mother and father co-operated in the embryo.
  • phenomenon to be observed in a giant-embryo such as this little
  • embryo, he was a thirty-year-old embryo.
• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Lecture 10
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  • without, in the embryo time) — in the eyes you have a still
• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Lecture 11
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  • Beginning with the earliest embryonic development, this Moon
  • giant embryo. That was an instance of a metamorphosis of retardation,
  • where the embryonic condition was retained after birth. And you will
• Title: Lecture: Curative Education: Lecture 12
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  • Ahrimanic aberrations. The virtue of mother's milk. In embryo
  • active during the embryonic time, but still retain their astral