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  • Title: Lecture: The Invisible Man Within Us
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    • childhood on. They remain pale and thin, or, because of the
    • teacher, or at least teachers of children from elementary school on.
  • Title: Lecture: The Invisible Man Within Us
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    • childhood on. They remain pale and thin, or, because of the
    • teacher, or at least teachers of children from elementary school on.
  • Title: Lecture: Polarities in Health, Illness and Therapy
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    • one works upon the children in a soul-spiritual manner in instruction can have
    • of the child only if he expects neither too much nor too little. If he
    • effects upon a child.
  • Title: Lecture: Polarities in Health, Illness and Therapy
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    • one works upon the children in a soul-spiritual manner in instruction can have
    • of the child only if he expects neither too much nor too little. If he
    • effects upon a child.
  • Title: Lecture: Hygiene - a Social Problem
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    • which the tiny child acts, plays, walks — all this is to-day
    • it also has its bodily aspect. Faulty education of the child
    • instance, measure the consequences of allowing our children to sit in
    • whether the child at school breathes in the right way and
    • supposed to instruct the child. We need something that makes the
    • teacher realise what it means if he helps the child to speak
    • allows the child to catch its breath after only half a sentence or
    • able to educate children on the basis of a conception of the world
    • making men and women out of the children who are being educated
    • healthy in later life because, in childhood, they were helped to
    • that teaches and instructs the children in a way conducive to real
    • people that they must not send children with scarlatina to school,
  • Title: Lecture: Hygiene - a Social Problem
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    • which the tiny child acts, plays, walks — all this is to-day
    • it also has its bodily aspect. Faulty education of the child
    • instance, measure the consequences of allowing our children to sit in
    • whether the child at school breathes in the right way and
    • supposed to instruct the child. We need something that makes the
    • teacher realise what it means if he helps the child to speak
    • allows the child to catch its breath after only half a sentence or
    • able to educate children on the basis of a conception of the world
    • making men and women out of the children who are being educated
    • healthy in later life because, in childhood, they were helped to
    • that teaches and instructs the children in a way conducive to real
    • people that they must not send children with scarlatina to school,
  • Title: X. The Function Of Fat In The Human Organism
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    • ego-organization to the child, and thus adds something more to the
  • Title: XII. Construction And Excretion In The Human Organism
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    • the embryonic period and in childhood, the bony system develops in the
  • Title: XIX. Typical Cases Of Illness
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    • - needs during childhood in order to increase in size. The therapeutic
    • A forty-eight year old man. He had been a robust child with an active
    • at the age of thirty-five, he had five healthy children; a sixth child
    • inflammatory conditions was a consequence of this. Already as a child,
    • A child, who was brought to our clinic twice, first at the age of
    • the child, and the mother's sister. Diagnosis led us from the illness
    • of the child to that of her mother and of the sister. As for the
    • child, we received the following information: it was a twin, born six
    • life. At the age of six weeks, the child was taken ill, began to
    • pyloric stenosis. The child was partly breast fed by a wet nurse and
    • hospital. On the first day after arrival home the child had a
    • attacks the child became stiff, with the eyes deviated. The attacks
    • were preceded by fear and crying. The child also squinted with the
    • half years there was another attack lasting five hours. The child was
    • right leg. At two and a half the child made the first attempt to walk,
    • state prevailed when the child was brought to us. Our first concern
    • was to determine the condition of the child with respect to the
    • in the child. Moreover, if, as in this case, the condition becomes
    • showed itself in the uselessness on the right side in the child. We
    • had now to relate the condition of the child to that of the mother.
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  • Title: XX. Typical Therapeutic Substances
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    • sufferer generally indicates that in childhood there were pathological
  • Title: Preface to the Fourth Edition (1983)
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    • of mentally handicapped children were founded. Such homes exist in
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 5: Human Character
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    • after birth. Throughout childhood and youth a man works into the finer
    • Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy,
    • engage in free intercourse with the world. Now since in bringing up a child
    • periods of life is apparent. What can be accomplished for a child during
    • who can compare the early years of childhood with the period after the
    • do to help the child to find joy in immediate physical life, and to feel that
    • that we can give the child during his early years, the fewer obstacles and
    • pain or distressing circumstances that we allow the child to suffer up to his
    • period from seven to fourteen in a child's life we can stand towards him as
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 3: The Mission of Truth
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    • imagine two teachers faced with children who have done something wrong. One
    • anger by one of them involves more than the penalty imposed on the child.
    • how the soul of a child can be helped to develop and grow stronger, if we
    • Pandora with two children: Elpore (Hope) and Epimeleia (Care), who safeguards
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 4: The Mission of Reverence
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    • development of the soul through the devotional impulse. To a child the world
    • important for the human soul if it can look back to a childhood in which
    • occasions, when as a child in the family circle, he heard of some outstanding
    • goes through ascending and declining stages. Childhood and youth are stages
    • Now the remarkable thing is, that the qualities acquired in childhood and
    • reverence, rightly guided, has been part of the experience of childhood, it
    • living. A childhood and youth during which devotion and love were not
    • beings over which it extends. It is different with love. If a child is loved
    • third or fourth child. It is false for anyone to say: I must divide up my
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 7: Human Egoism
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    • body, and the sentient body is built up from the young child's entire
    • body is built up from a child's environment. Hence all those concerned with
    • bringing up and educating a child have an influence on the sentient body,
    • which contradict these characteristics. If a child is brought up and educated
    • — then the child's inner response will be in consonance with a true
    • another example. If a child were to grow up on a desert island, far from any
    • person, not yet an “Ego”; she represents a childlike naiveté
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 2: The Mission of Anger
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    • first day of a child's birth, the soul and spirit developing out of the
    • aware of the child's error, and if necessary he can prescribe an appropriate
    • discerning. Not knowing what to do, he flares up in anger at the child's
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Lecture 9: Something about the Moon in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • Childishly simple though it is.
    • even if not childishly easy!
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul One: Contents
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    • love fill the physical body of the child with strength. Then there are fewer
  • Title: Lecture Series: Metamorphoses of the Soul - Paths of Experience Vol. 1
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    • love fill the physical body of the child with strength. Then there are fewer
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 1: Spiritual Science and Language
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    • against something else; rather like when the child hears the dog bark
    • which we find in the child, for example, when the other soul members are
    • experience can be observed with children as they learn to speak. One can see
    • how the child begins to transform a feeling into a sound. When the child
    • something inward. But when the child expresses itself in this way and the
    • mother, for example, comes, the child notices how its inward feeling of
    • to an outer event. Of course the child does not enquire
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 2: Laughing and Weeping
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    • new-born child, we find that during its first days it can neither laugh nor
    • child, it does not immediately seek to relate itself to the outer world. A
    • bearing with it its own soul-qualities. When a child enters existence at
    • is active in the child, but it is some time before the ego can begin to
    • transform body and soul. During its early days, the child shows only its
    • Before the child has
    • child makes itself evident above the animal level, the more does it show its
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 5: Sickness and Healing
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    • Think of all the things which you went through as a child, from the first
    • quite appropriate for a giant who has a hand the size of a small child to
    • talk of his little finger. Whether a dwarf the size of the small child can
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 6: Positive and Negative Man
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    • impulses, which have carried a certain enduring stamp since childhood, will
    • A child can be
    • with the child he will be a negative type. In brief, it is only when we allow
  • Title: Metaporphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 7: Error and Mental Disorder
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    • The Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy.
    • There it says that the child up to the seventh year of age primarily feels
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 1: Forgetting
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    • come from negro parents, white children from white parents, and we
    • temperamental nature of a child that show similarities with the
    • children who have different parents but who are very similar with
    • one of these children is neglected and does not have much education,
    • say that this development of the child's capacities was already there
    • made an impression on you since your childhood, every day of your
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 2: Different Types of Illness
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    • out and interfering so horribly in the education of children and the
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 3: Original Sin
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    • if we consider it let us say philosophically, it is somewhat childish
    • This is a childish way of looking at things and can only lead to our
    • at birth and on into childhood human beings were really very similar
    • whether the one child was a scamp and the other a gentle little
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 6: Illness and Karma
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    • become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of
    • you arrive back in your childhood filled with the intention of
    • general character. For instance we see typical cases of children's
    • that the child is learning inner control of a certain part of his
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 7: Laughing and Weeping
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    • in the child, as we said, when the child is born. But before birth as
    • until the child has come into the world.
    • the child has entered the world this kernel of individuality begins
    • child at birth, and little by little the individual qualities work
    • itself does not begin until the child has come into the world. And
    • start with, therefore, the child has certain qualities in common with
    • weeks after birth the child really cannot either laugh or weep in the
    • when the child cries its first tears and also smiles, because that is
    • the ego only gradually begins to be active in the child, and at birth
    • of the strings which direct the organism from within, the child can
    • about her child. And here we have the true relationship of laughing
    • crying while laughing. A natural child often expresses itself this
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 9: Evolution, Involution and Creation out of Nothingness
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    • During the first seven years of his life the child's etheric body is
    • If you watch a very young child for several weeks or months, you will
    • see the child's head surrounded by etheric and astral currents and
    • the same as it will be a few weeks or months later. The child already
    • nerve-strands develop only after birth. A child will hear and see a
    • is ringing. The child learns this only gradually, because the part of
    • possible for the child to reach the conclusion: ‘What I see is
    • the child's development as an extra covering round the brain. But
    • outside during the first weeks of the child's development could not
  • Title: An Occult Physiology: Lecture 3: Co-operation in the Human Duality
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    • of the child — namely, the rhythm of eating and drinking. Any
    • fastidiousness of many children who are simply given a thing whenever
    • destroy itself again. Saturn, or Kronos, devours his own children, so
    • picture, a symbol: “Kronos devours his own children!”
  • Title: An Occult Physiology: Lecture 6: The Blood as Manifestation and Instrument of the Human Ego
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    • bones in the human organism are in the early years of childhood still
  • Title: The Moral as the Source of World-Creative Power
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  • Title: Search for the New Isis: Lecture I: A Christmas Lecture
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    • commemoration of the childhood which entered into humanity with the
    • Mystery tells us, as we look at the childhood of Christ, that the
    • childhood which entered into earth evolution at Christmas time.
    • As we look upon this Jesus-child we must say to
    • through which Jesus passes — it is to a little earth-born child
    • with the ear of corn, but also with the child. But this child in fact
    • children. This was an astrological conception especially at the time
    • that the Jesus-child spoke to His Mother immediately after His birth
    • in definite words. We certainly approach the Child in the crib today
  • Title: Search for the New Isis: Lecture II: The Quest for Isis-Sophia
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    • holding the child Jesus, and behind her are the clouds, which are
    • really children's faces. We can imagine that the child Jesus has come
    • portrayed Isis holding the child Horus. The theme of this earlier
    • look at that Being Who came into the world through the Child. We know
    • let us go in spirit to the manger and bring to the Child our
    • Child brought into the world contains this — to look at a goal
  • Title: Search for the New Isis: Lecture III: The Magi and the Shepherds: The New Isis
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    • during the first period of earthly life, in the child. The
    • forces of growth in the child which bud and sprout forth from the
    • spiritual, these forces of the child withdraw in later life from the
    • forces which were there before birth. But after death these child
    • we have remained more childlike than those who do not have these
    • childlike faculties on into later life equips us with inventive
    • faculties and the like. The more we can retain childlike
    • Anthroposophy. The little child in the crib must be the child
    • appeared as a little child, so must modern man make his way to
    • child, what must be done for the future by the Threefold Social
  • Title: Search for the New Isis: Lecture IV
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    • habits, down to the very way we handle our children, will tend more
    • The Child in the crib says to us that the deepest things
  • Title: Therapeutic Insights: Lecture I
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    • person would reply, “That is a childish way to
    • to us as it does to you. We have moved beyond such childish
    • encountering a human being from a more childlike stage of
  • Title: Therapeutic Insights: Lecture IV
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    • connection throughout, and by going back into childhood one
  • Title: Therapeutic Insights: Lecture V
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    • injectible substance to struggling with the children for
    • schooling had not been in vain, that as a child he had
  • Title: Lecture VII ..... Spiritual Science and Medicine
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    • child, adult and old man, and is so organised that these three
    • note of the different epochs in the child's life, i.e., from birth to
    • It is most important to grasp that in childhood the functional content
    • to be fitted into the human being. During the period of childhood,
    • lower, occur in childhood, especially from the seventh to the
    • you will find that in childhood there are forms of illness which break
    • same extra responsibility as fell to it in childhood. Therefore it
    • adequately prepared for this by the necessary treatment in childhood,
    • hydrocephaly we often observe during childhood. We all have the
    • struggle during childhood between hydrocephaly and another factor that
    • it is the antithesis of hydrocephaly. As young children, we oscillate
    • or dieting, or special treatment in childhood, and especially in early
    • infancy and childhood, and syphilis, or the disposition to this
    • childhood against the forces that later on may manifest in the various
    • effects related to these in childhood.
    • These manifestations in childhood have their contrary processes in
    • phenomena as pneumonia and pleurisy in children by hasty and intensive
    • during childhood. This means, one should try to ensure the most normal
    • This would reveal that this whole complex in childhood, which tends to
  • Title: Lecture XII ..... Spiritual Science and Medicine
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    • the period of childhood lasting till the cutting of the permanent
    • formation in the child, up to the change of teeth. The forming and
    • two substances in early childhood, and if this balance and proportion
    • whether the child develops a weak enamel cover or the teeth are too
  • Title: Lecture XIV ..... Spiritual Science and Medicine
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    • childhood, it has such power strongly but unconsciously. This ceases
    • childhood. It is also much less differentiated towards the head than
    • to study children who have been born deaf: if they had not been born
  • Title: Lecture XV ...... Spiritual Science and Medicine
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    • their meals. This difference is specially perceptible in children, if
  • Title: Lecture XVI ..... Spiritual Science and Medicine
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    • where a man has received such mistaken treatment during childhood or
    • developed in childhood and youth, remains lacking, and only that is
    • and evident in later life. Thus, in childhood certain organs; — as I
    • childhood; but in later life they can no longer be acquired. They are
    • child should be educated by imitation, and that after dentition,
    • Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy,
    • organism. It must, however, be understood that the child must live
    • Suppose you educate the child in liking and eating some wholesome
    • till the later age are called into activity during childhood, then the
    • Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy,
    • childhood and youth; but this continued activity must become less
    • makes a deep impression on the human mind in childhood, is not worked
    • effect on the organism. Our children, however, receive many
  • Title: Lecture XVII .... Spiritual Science and Medicine
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    • first confinement and childbirth their teeth are defective. This
    • formation of our teeth, refer mainly to the period of childhood, in
    • childhood. It is regrettable that we are only able to work upon the
    • child at a time — even at the Waldorf School — when it is somewhat
    • we ought to be able to start this work on younger children. However,
    • with children from six to seven years of age. Something — but
    • a child of from four to six years old is clumsy and awkward with arms,
    • influence is exercised on dental formation if we teach children as
    • an indolent child sit about all day long, or make it move and run
    • about; or whether we let a child be awkward and helpless with its
    • child, on the lines indicated, the more we shall tend to slow down and
    • child's being awkward and helpless. In such cases we must bring
    • already obvious in the child; dementia præcox will not easily
    • supervene if the child does not exhibit a phlegmatic disposition, that
    • of life. It appears externally in childhood and reacts on the whole
  • Title: Lecture XVIII ... Spiritual Science and Medicine
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    • the whole man. We can grasp intuitively in children how man's
    • childhood he showed plainly that the forces that did not allow him to
    • the way in which the child behaves, as for instance whether he puts
    • a return to the forces active in childhood) to train this insight into
    • You need only keep in mind that during childhood the whole interaction
    • childhood there must be much more powerful and pronounced action of
    • child “thinks” very much more than does the adult. This may sound
    • strange but it is true; only, the thoughts of the child are not
    • there must be strong defensive forces in the child to cope with
    • have reached a certain equipoise. But in children there will of
    • child, the upper bodily sphere must defend itself with all its powers.
    • upper organic sphere in the child, is bound to lead to inflammatory
    • childhood and in maturity. In childhood, the etheric body must
    • childhood, when there is not only organic formation, but growth as
    • childhood, and then enter on a phase of regression, and if too much
    • retrogressive phase. During childhood, there must of necessity be a
    • During childhood, the human being is
    • the whole course of human life. The period of childhood, and before
    • childhood most attention should be paid to the salt-process, in middle
    • chemically on the child, impinging strongly upon the organism; the
  • Title: Lecture XIX ..... Spiritual Science and Medicine
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    • thought forces at work in the child — all these are supported by the
  • Title: Spiritual Science and Medicine -- Contents
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    • Carcinoma — Hydrocephaly in childhood and later diseases —
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    • — Carcinoma — Hydrocephaly in childhood and later diseases
  • Title: Anthro Medical Therapy: Lecture IV
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    • teeth, when the child is learning to speak. These processes
    • child as learning to speak runs parallel with changes in the
    • child, this penetration of substances is regulated from the
    • head until the change of teeth begins. The child is born in
    • higher ego. In the child it is always the ego working from
    • in mind, observe the phenomena that can be seen in children
    • is so necessary to observe in children of elementary school
    • Observe all this, and you will see that there are children
    • twenty-first year. Children who are sickly between the change
    • often have found that sickly children, especially those whose
    • of such a child do not continually overload him with all
    • child can digest easily and give this frequently in small
    • portions throughout the day. One can do these children a
    • In addition, we must take care that these children do not
    • children with homework. Homework is frequently the concealed
    • symptoms appear, as can happen with most children during the
    • imprint is active during childhood. In order to do this, the
    • with warmth during childhood. It has something to do with the
    • accomplished in childhood from above downward through the
  • Title: Anthro Medical Therapy: Lecture V
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    • context I have indicated that the child's acquisition of
    • presses upward too strongly while the child is learning to
    • Because of this they occur primarily in children from age two
    • of childhood, can also occur at another period of life,
    • the external manifestation of the childhood stage is
  • Title: Anthro Medical Therapy: Lecture VI
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    • substances we know to be effective in children do not
    • necessarily act in the same way in an adult; for a child is
    • you know that something is effective as substance in a child,
  • Title: Anthro Medical Therapy: Lecture IX
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    • observe a child and notice that the body form is either
    • way. So these forces need to be supplied; one lets the child
    • “I have a 5-year old child as a patient who lost a lot
  • Title: Anthro Medical Therapy: Contents
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    • development of ego-activity in polarity in childhood. Treatment of
    • metabolism, in child development. Ego and
  • Title: Lecture Series: Anthroposophical Spiritual Science and Medical Therapy
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    • development of ego-activity in polarity in childhood. Treatment of
    • metabolism, in child development. Ego and
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    • medicine as if its ideas were merely childish, compared with those
    • by no means so childish as many people imagine nowadays, they did
  • Title: Anthroposophical Approach to Medicine: Lecture II
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    • certain diseases of children you will find, for instance, that a
  • Title: Anthroposophical Approach to Medicine: Lecture III
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    • second teeth which appear in the child are an expression of what is
    • the child's second teeth there is an upward thrust of the
    • out from the child's organisation of nerves and senses to the
    • downwards. Thus we have to conceive of the child's organisation
    • then, are we to think of the astral organisation of the child? We
    • the head system. What of the Ego-organisation in the child? The
    • really are the key to the processes of childhood. If you want to
    • study the most typical diseases of children, you may divide
    • is in order, then we find all those organic diseases of childhood
    • we get, for example, that strange disease in children which leads to
    • the formation of a kind of purulent blood. All other children's
    • itself to the individuality of the child, and the hygienic conditions
    • are such that the child lives healthily in its environment —
    • of children, therefore, arise from two opposite sides. But it is
    • always true that we can understand these diseases of the child's
    • of nerves and senses. The metabolic processes in the child must not
    • the child everything radiates from the head organisation, it is none
    • school-children of this age is very dependent on hygienic and
    • limb-organisation. If children are given the wrong kind of drilling
    • child; such and such a lesson gives rise to different symptoms of
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    • childhood, and the adaptation of the soul-life to these formative
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    • development of medicine as if its ideas were merely childish,
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    • that the suckling baby receives from the mother. The child
    • — certain childhood illnesses, for example — in
  • Title: Fundamentals of Anthroposophical Medicine: Lecture III
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    • that appear in the child are an expression of what is taking
    • say that in the child's second teeth there is an upward thrust
    • of teeth, everything proceeds from, the child's nerve-sense
    • child's organization as follows: the astral nature radiates
    • we to think of the astral organization in the child? We must
    • child? The workings of the liver-gall system are also radiated
    • are the key to the processes of childhood. If you want to study
    • the most typical childhood diseases, you may divide them into
    • the child's organism that are diseases of the metabolism,
    • we get, for example, that strange disease in children that
    • children's diseases that may be described as diseases of the
    • the individuality of the child and that the hygienic conditions
    • are such that the child is properly adapted to its environment
    • Childhood
    • diseases of the child's organism only by directing our
    • metabolism in the child must be shaped so that it is brought
    • aware that despite the fact that everything in the child
    • be regulated from outside. The health of school children of
    • Metabolism is connected with the limb organization. If children
    • child; such and such a lesson gives rise to different symptoms
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    • process in very early childhood, and the adaptation of the soul
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    • What is active in the human physical-etheric during the childhood
    • nature; we see it creating within our own organism. Thus if a child
    • nature but rather about what goes on within him, if the child were
    • child would simply saturate himself with the creating forces, would become
    • childhood and extended it by saying, as it were: all this knowing in
    • as a child, one would have to say that to know actually means to
    • certain childlike quality in later life. Those people who age no
    • into later life something of a positive, creative-childlike element who
    • bear the quality of genius. It is this childlike element, this
    • 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
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    • within the human being, as can occur particularly in early childhood,
    • process if it has begun in children. Phosphorus in small quantities,
    • get hemophilia through heredity, but if they have children, the males
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    • forces into soul forces; childhood illnesses and illnesses in later
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    • children, since what has been developed until now as eurythmy is in every
    • head system, for example, has been so dealt with in childhood that the
    • children from this aspect one will find that it is extremely significant
    • the child. If in time the condition appears to he habitual, then something
    • attention, the child becomes increasingly excited, ever more and more
    • the child move in such a manner that, in full consciousness —
    • becomes the more conscious. The child must be aware: that is the first
    • the left. One can reinforce the whole affair by having the child walk,
    • essential. If one has the child practise in this iambic manner, as one
    • child, the excited child and so on provided they are continued over
    • You have the child make half an “A” with the left arm and
    • the right arm, and so on, so that the child remains in motion and the
    • the other hand one has a child who is phlegmatic, who doesn't want to
    • take things in — our Waldorf teacher know these children well,
    • case one would do well to treat this child trochaically, that is to say,
    • education. One forms the “A” so that the child knows: first
    • they live in the child's consciousness; so that the child is really
    • that a child has the peculiarity of being unable to comprehend geometric
    • difficult it may be you will do this child a great service when you
    • in the case of children, one may notice that the three members of the
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    • notice for example that some child, for that matter a grown up person,
    • a physical abnormality — in the case of a child, for example,
    • call this the movement for children or adults who cannot stand. In the
    • had here in front of you a really corpulent person. If a child or grown-up
    • It should be practised with those children or adults in whom there are
    • be applied with caution. That means that one must inspire a child who
    • child otherwise by comforting him and caring for his soul, then one
    • strongly to the fore. So if you have in school a child who is in every
    • children into groups especially for them. You will soon become convinced
    • that the children do these exercises much less gladly than the other
    • first as children often react to taking medicine: with resistance. They
    • it is somewhat harmful when the child doesn't enjoy it. One must try
    • to reach the stage where the children delight in the
    • “I” it is important that the children have pleasure in doing
    • you notice that certain children cannot manage to form certain consonants
    • exceptionally good — it will be of great help to the children
    • exercises which we have done today for children who cannot pay attention,
    • have done by children, and by adults as well, who are weaklings. They
    • a weak child, for example, when you teach him to do the
    • child or a grown-up carry out something having to do with consonants,
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    • itself to our souls yesterday we can combat that which makes children,
    • course in early childhood, and which, if it is acquired in an unpictorial
    • side, soul and spirit do themselves, though often in earliest childhood,
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    • this movement one has something which one can have those children do who
    • important to practise it with the children during puberty. When this
    • the children delight. It must give the children joy; that is a part
    • everything in it works in a unitary fashion. If you were to survey children
    • self-evident — nevertheless, such children are always simultaneously
    • organism of the child.
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    • can and should be carried out as an exercise with children in school,
    • of clumsiness. The children will at least he well cured of their clumsiness
    • when they practise just this exercise. And when the children come and
    • quite energetically with the children.
    • within their organism. That is why everything which brings children
    • to veneration, to the gift or capacity for reverence makes children
    • which we have described today carried out by children in moderation
    • do the children as well as the adults a good service.
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    • their activity becomes similar to the activity in the child and still
    • forces of growth. If the person is still a child and shows signs of
    • If the person is no longer a child, and the forces of growth have already
    • of course, fully developed. We can expedite a child in his growth or
    • goes out to the forces of growth in the growing child or to the plastic
    • alternating the activity which the children must carry out in scientific
    • instructor stands at the spiritual level of the child. Such things
    • would be done calls forth rhythmic activity in the growing child that
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    • assume we have a child before us and we see that he is insufficiently
    • let the child do consonantal eurythmy.
    • that when these forces are insufficient the child has worms. Thus one
    • have as a patient a five-year-old child who lost a great deal of blood
    • help this child therapeutically?”
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    • activity, in the most striking manner. In the case of a child who is
    • notice that a child is having difficulties in teething, you can assist
    • the process in the maxilla, for example, simply by having the child
    • have precisely such a case before you by having the child carry out
    • glance for the artistic. Let us assume that the child is observed to have
    • then demonstrated, one does a great deal to help weak-looking children
    • children who only feebly carry through their bodily functions
    • the head. When it is fitting to treat corpulent children by means of
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    • words are taken from Frau Baumann's introduction: “Children
    • nature. We also experienced daily that hindrances the children had,
    • by eurythmy. At the Waldorf School we had to deal with children, almost
    • these difficulties were only slightly in evidence, sometimes the children
    • showed that for children of this sort eurythmy more than anything else
    • children, with those in need of special care, we acquired the most intense
    • the delicate and minute nuances we need in order to help a sick child
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    • For instance two children with speech defects were brought to him, and
    • exercises”. In 1919 I met a child with curvature of the spine.
    • a series of lessons, and on this occasion he taught us “children's
    • forms, good for children and young people from the age of three to eighty,
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    • and handicapped children. Beginning with the general principles of curative
    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • of Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need
    • Understanding of normal children helps with abnormal and vice versa.
    • descending spirit-soul builds new body. In third, child builds a
    • part of earth maturity. In child physical organs and corresponding
    • forms of illness. In children most defects lie in will rather than in
    • necessary for that of the body in spiritual world. Why children may
    • have, as you know, quite a number of children whose development has
    • children here in the Clinic at Arlesheim, and you have a number also
    • anthroposophical homes for handicapped children.] We shall in
    • application. Then, when Frau Dr. Wegman puts some of the children at
    • the child immediately in front of us. To begin with, however, I want
    • to speak more in general about the nature of such children.
    • education for healthy children should already be possessed by one who
    • wants to educate incompletely developed children. For the very things
    • we notice in incompletely developed children, in children who are
    • an incompletely developed child, we must regard what can be observed
    • us while the little child is growing. Then we have the life of soul,
    • abnormality of the child's life of soul, or indeed of the life of
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    • and handicapped children. Beginning with the general principles of curative
    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • childhood in accordance with strength of child's ego.
    • borne by cosmic ether, from which child receives them in building his
    • reverence for cosmic ether. Child's etheric permeates body with
    • above it. This applies as between teacher and child. How teacher can
    • develop his astral to influence child's etheric. Need for good
    • true rhythm. To educate backward children is to intervene in karma.
    • mental illness or mental weakness in some child, modern methods of
    • thorough study of what it is possible to do with children.
    • in his childhood. It is quite important to realise what the outcome
    • we must look back once again at the life of soul of the child. We
    • child will overcome these — more or less — in the course
    • nature. If, however, the individuality of the child is weak, it will
    • development to the development of will, in the child. We saw
    • child, as it were, in snatches, bit by bit. Even the grown person has
    • attitude towards the child. And the attitude, the whole relation that
    • is it that is influencing the child, and what is it that is living in
    • the child, when he gets distorted thoughts? And what is able then to
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    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • Difficulty of helping adults as compared with children. On waking,
    • Children are born without morality, which they must learn from their
    • surroundings. An example of an a-moral child. The intellect is
    • which this connection may manifest in the so-called abnormal child.
    • have to find the method of treatment for almost every single child
    • with children. On the other hand, you will come to see that help can
    • most decidedly be given in such forms of illness in childhood, by
    • epilepsy — if a patient is brought to us in early childhood and
    • been describing — and especially so in the years of childhood.
    • themselves in a child — lapses of consciousness, associated
    • themselves; one notices in the child a disposition or tendency to
    • whether this is so in the child with whom you are dealing —
    • the case, let the child do gymnastics or Eurythmy, but giving him
    • child two dumb-bells of exactly the same weight — you must have
    • else. Let the child hold in his left hand a dumb-bell that is lighter
    • the attacks of giddiness, that the child does not enter properly into
    • children to adapt themselves to the other forces.
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    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • which is not to be associated with sex in children before puberty. In
    • and child becomes hyper-sensitive. The unfolding of will then causes
    • child. Alternation of depression and sense of well-being. Teacher
    • must enter into child's inhibitions and give him the right stimulus
    • our Society. For children, on the other hand, a very great deal can
    • time — that so long as the child does not yet breathe, it is
    • forms of illness in children, that are of an epileptic nature? We
    • which, occurring in childhood, lead to epileptic and related
    • childhood, the condition can be healed only if we are able to hold
    • according as we are dealing with children or adults. For we come to
    • as a matter of fact, the child who has not yet attained puberty
    • hysteria is associated with sex. The child can, however, certainly
    • have in his earliest childhood what I have described as a protrusion
    • us see what it is we really have before us in a young child who is
    • child takes hold too strongly, he puts his astral body and Ego
    • ego organisation). The child who from the first brings his astral
    • body right out — such a child will touch and take hold of
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    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • creative ideas. Educational treatment for a child mentally active but
    • outwardly apathetic. Spiritual understanding of children will
    • children in a rather undefined form, developing only later in a more
    • on becomes hysteria manifests in early childhood in a manner that is
    • in regard to abnormalities that belong to childhood, we must also
    • impulse of karma) and the gradual development of the child through
    • We have with us a child
    • again. I sit down by this child, and begin to talk to him. All the
    • children we must pay attention to such tendencies, of which there may
    • childhood.
    • disappear. We bring it about that the child has impressions, but to
    • those who have to educate abnormal children would learn to have an
    • eye for whether a child is rich or poor in sulphur. We shall, I hope,
    • you have to look for the cause of the trouble. Suppose I have a child
    • at the child. (The first thing is, of course, to know the child,
    • symptoms, namely, the colour of his hair. If the child has black
    • in sulphur, for a child who has black hair certainly cannot be rich
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    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • control the limb system. Reference to the backward child whom
    • very difficult, the child had to be turned and helped out with
    • time that should never be disregarded in children — the habit,
    • too as a child was very late in his development, and the second
    • What is important is that one introduces the child to an occupation
    • now, if you will begin to observe the child for yourselves —
    • whole soul-and spirit constitution of the child. We must not make the
    • both are to be traced to a common cause, namely, that in this child
    • strongly into the rest of the body. In the child before us, we have
    • study of such a child can be very interesting; indeed a child like
    • this is more interesting than many normal children, although many a
    • normal child is easier and pleasanter to deal with.
    • child of this kind: the inbreathing is not in right relation to the
    • now what is the result of all this? As we have seen, when the child
    • child — he was able to be in control of his body. No one
    • the right educational treatment for this child in very early years?
    • age everything, is still supple in the child, the form of the head
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    • and handicapped children. Beginning with the general principles of curative
    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • we will go on to consider another child. Let me give you the history
    • of the case. The mother says that the child was born four weeks late.
    • age of two and a quarter, the child suffered from a digestive
    • that the child has had in the epoch through which he has already
    • information namely, that the child was born four weeks late. If this
    • was so, then it was owing to the child's being too small; the child
    • the child is in this condition? The explanation is given to us in the
    • actually affected the form of the astral body of the child and turned
    • now we have to consider how we are to treat a child of this kind who
    • condition of this child.
    • regulated by a strong astral body and ego. In this child the astral
    • parallel with one another, especially in a child. This does not mean
    • the child needs is to be brought to feel and perceive his own
    • are chosen for the purpose of helping the child to become aware of
    • this child may be slow but it will be sure.
    • next child is brought in.)
    • got to know this boy on a Journey. A rather difficult child! He is
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    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • clinical history. Sudden death of the child's father. The boy really
    • still an embryo. Details of mother and child. Child's astral bears
    • pregnancy. Mother's wish to keep the child in the womb. Father forces
    • child who wets herself by day but not at night. Weak head a result of
    • sense activity. The child's fantasy comes from limbs. This child
    • children to be given later.
    • school here; and then each child is left free to fill in the picture
    • (Another child is
    • tremendously large the head can become in a hydrocephalic child! We
    • 64 cm. When we first admitted the child, the measurement was 44 cm.
    • must refer to the earlier time when the child was first brought to
    • the 1st July to 64 cm. Otherwise, the child's bodily development has
    • not been at all abnormal; he is just like any other child. He takes
    • little swollen and puffy, but not enlarged. As you look at the child,
    • lectures I received a telegram to say that the father of the child
    • child as a whole, and compare it with the form and proportions of an
    • embryo, you will find that you have in this child nothing else than a
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    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • Need to study the place and people where such a child is born. Two
    • examples. Stories to represent a child's nature. The hydrocephalic
    • child. Such children are ultra-sensitive in head and nerves.
    • Lead and radium. A hydrocephalic man whom Steiner knew as a child
    • horse-radish compresses recommended. Child to be broken of habit of
    • had before us yesterday a succession of children to whom we gave our
    • treatment of abnormal children has necessarily to be pursued —
    • The only way you can begin to learn how to deal with such children is
    • higher world about possession and non-possession. The child does not
    • children are dull and stupid; but when, as here, it shows itself in
    • early age, the child is naturally imitative, doing what he sees done
    • place, the child is however even then not far enough out yet on the
    • teacher to awaken in the child the feeling for the good — the
    • child looks up to him and takes him for his pattern and example. That
    • matter of course it should come about that the child regards his
    • “good” always in such a manner as to arouse the child's
    • in the case of a so-called normal child, it is in the very highest
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    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • in hands and legs. Medically, lead may help. Younger children of
    • Lauenstein children. Their horoscopes show a special relation of
    • severer test; on the other hand, the child is helped far more in his
    • it should happen that you have to do with younger children who
    • children with the same disability. Try it yourselves; you will find
    • it is no easy matter! But for small children it is a very good
    • prove a real blessing even to your boy — is to get the child to
    • invaluable aid it can be to the educator of backward children if he
    • is sensitive to every little thing that happens with the child he
    • education of backward children is going to take up all one's time;
    • children, and will have no time left to meditate, no time in fact to
    • quite a number of children and knows how to make the right use at
    • of a single child in five or ten minutes. It does not depend at all
    • children — taking our start, that is, from painting, and
    • and 4; the child must, you said, have had at that time a violent
    • late stage of childhood. As has been said, I stated at the time that
    • an irregularity must have occurred in the child's development about
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    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • symptoms. Strong impressions needed. Child remembers simple folk
    • will now go on to consider the children of whom we had not time to
    • memory. She is only in the Second Class at school (where the children
    • relationship with the child.
    • child herself has of course, so to speak, slept through the
    • the lower organisation. In this child, owing to a defective astral
    • what the child receives by way of impressions fails to penetrate into
    • such a child, is to strengthen as much as ever possible the
    • the child.
    • remains in bed. But when, as in the child we are considering, this
    • try to work on further. We should, for example, take with the child
    • child, and then go on to non rhythmical impressions. In this way we
    • are the measures that suggested themselves when we had the child
    • can differ quite considerably according to the education the children
    • now we must go on to speak of the child who is so restless and
    • child has entirely failed to get hold of the principle of imitation,
    • sentence with the child rather slowly (you will discover for
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    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • approach the so-called abnormal child. It will have been clear to you
    • from our discussions that, if you want to educate an abnormal child
    • normal child — and of course differently again from the way he
    • child as such, something in every child that is in a certain respect
    • children, having regard to the whole relationship of their physical
    • the very young child, physical and spiritual are intimately bound up
    • — that when some medicament or other is given to a child, it
    • is actually greater in the case of a very little child than it is
    • with a grown person. The virtue for the child of the mother's milk,
    • upon us when the time comes to let the little child make the
    • little child — gradually — to external nourishment,
    • the knowledge of them flows into all your care for the child, not as
    • the place on the map where a child with a particular organisation
    • paper and then the name of the child be written in on the region of
    • case the rapture is justified, for the child in her arms is other
    • each his child on his arm. The Egyptians, when they moulded the
    • approach a child more or less indifferently, and then again when you
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    • Education of the Child
    • The Exceptional Child
    •     (A way of life for mentally handicapped children)
    • Childhood — a Study of the Growing Soul
    • The Way of a Child
    • The First Three Years of the Child
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    • retarded and handicapped children. Beginning with the general principles
    • autistic child, and more. A great variety of remedies and treatments
    • to the treatment of children "in need of special care."
    • retarded and handicapped children. Beginning with the general principles
    • autistic child, and more. A great variety of remedies and treatments
    • to the treatment of children “in need of special care.”
    • Understanding of normal children helps with abnormal and vice versa.
    • descending spirit-soul builds new body. In third, child builds a
    • part of earth maturity. In child physical organs and corresponding
    • forms of illness. In children most defects lie in will rather than in
    • necessary for that of the body in spiritual world. Why children may
    • childhood in accordance with strength of child's ego.
    • borne by cosmic ether, from which child receives them in building his
    • reverence for cosmic ether. Child's etheric permeates body with
    • above it. This applies as between teacher and child. How teacher can
    • develop his astral to influence child's etheric. Need for good
    • true rhythm. To educate backward children is to intervene in karma.
    • Difficulty of helping adults as compared with children. On waking,
    • Children are born without morality, which they must learn from their
    • surroundings. An example of an a-moral child. The intellect is
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    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • almost immediately after the Home was opened. The children were
    • talking with the child and enquiring into the history of the case, he
    • he met the children, entering with loving and devout interest into
    • the Education and Healing of Children in Need of Special Care”.
    • Note 5. When the children were brought to Rudolf Steiner at
    • been weak and ailing. Their first child, at whose birth the mother
    • which the children had been born. Information was given of the
    • “These children”, he said, “are completely
    • body.” The children are “all eye”; processes which
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    • infantilism, adenoids, kleptomania, the autistic child, and more. A great
    • Steiner's major contributions to the treatment of children "in need of
    • Understanding of normal children helps with abnormal and vice versa.
    • descending spirit-soul builds new body. In third, child builds a
    • part of earth maturity. In child physical organs and corresponding
    • forms of illness. In children most defects lie in will rather than in
    • necessary for that of the body in spiritual world. Why children may
    • childhood in accordance with strength of child's ego.
    • borne by cosmic ether, from which child receives them in building his
    • reverence for cosmic ether. Child's etheric permeates body with
    • above it. This applies as between teacher and child. How teacher can
    • develop his astral to influence child's etheric. Need for good
    • true rhythm. To educate backward children is to intervene in karma.
    • Difficulty of helping adults as compared with children. On waking,
    • Children are born without morality, which they must learn from their
    • surroundings. An example of an a-moral child. The intellect is
    • which is not to be associated with sex in children before puberty. In
    • and child becomes hyper-sensitive. The unfolding of will then causes
    • child. Alternation of depression and sense of well-being. Teacher
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    • individuality. A child perceives spirit in his whole natural
    • forces of reproduction. Sun in the child's soul-spiritual activity.
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    • individuality. A child perceives spirit in his whole natural
    • forces of reproduction. Sun in the child's soul-spiritual activity.
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    • Education of the Child).
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    • childhood onwards. The child first appears in the world showing
    • childlike soul and bodily organism those capacities which have
    • not be possible — seeing that it is possible for a child
    • more and more in growing up from childhood, so in the same way
    • certain point in our childhood. Rising out of undefined depths
    • a general way to-day about development; they say the child is
    • cultivated there as somewhat childish. But there was
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    • the development of a human being from earliest childhood
    • onwards. The child first appears in the world showing outwardly
    • upbringing in order to draw out of the childlike soul and
    • seeing that it is possible for a child to become something
    • more in growing up from childhood, so in the same way we
    • childhood. Rising out of undefined depths of the soul appears
    • general way to-day about development; they say the child is
    • childish. But there was nevertheless a sound kernel in them;
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    • indescribably illuminating. One says to oneself — the child grows
    • have been used successfully on rickety children or in cases of
    • child-deformity, and so on.
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    • indescribably illuminating. One says to oneself — the child grows
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    • child-deformity, and so on.
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    • have been used successfully on rickety children or in cases of
    • child-deformity, and so on.
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    • And so, gentlemen, if — for instance — a child is becoming weak in
    • human body is arranged! — everything is related. And if one's child
    • has worms, one should realize the child has become weak in his head.
    • And so what must one do if one observes this in the child? The
    • will eat carrots for a while! Naturally, they will help children the
    • When a child sucks a candy, he's not doing that for nourishment. There
    • is, to be sure, something nutritious in it, but the child doesn't suck
    • craving just as the candy satisfies the child's craving. But it is not
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    • your children, more particularly, your grandchildren will have very
    • children are “hardened”! Nowadays (in wealthy homes, of course, but
    • then other people quickly follow suit) the children are dressed —
    • well, when we were children, we wore long breeches and were well
    • the matter, and the children are dressed so that their little dresses
    • becomes strong when he works properly on the foods he eats. Children
    • had stayed a child through most of his life, and was still teaching
    • needs. Children often take a carrot up in their hands. Children,
    • There you have the gist of the matter. If a child has a tendency to
    • prevent them. You'll be astonished sometimes to see such a child
    • doesn't matter, the child trudges off to it anyway and finds the
    • carrots — because a child who has a tendency to worms longs for
    • observe a child when he is weaned, when he no longer has milk, observe
    • what he begins to like to eat and not like to eat. The moment a child
    • For instance, perhaps in your own opinion you are giving a child every
    • nice thing, and yet the moment that child comes to the table he cannot
    • way. For a child who jumps up on his chair to sneak a lump of sugar
    • not in order. Only those children sneak sugar who have something wrong
    • You see, if a child is watching all the time and thinking, when will
    • later he will sneak other things. If you satisfy the child, if you
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    • than the mannequin children make can actually walk. So people smile
    • that the sun became the center. This is taught to children quite
    • experiment, he ought then to say to the children: Out there in the
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    • children. Well, if a man of seventy stands here and a child of two
    • age. The comets are to the earth what the child is to the old man.
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    • really be called simple; indeed, we are unhappy when our children
    • child's play.” With the Chinese this is not so; in China one
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    • child is becoming weak in his head — inattentive, hyperactive —
    • — everything is related. And if one's child has worms, one
    • should realize the child has become weak in his head. Also —
    • child? The simplest remedy is to give him carrots to eat for a while
    • too will eat carrots for a while! Naturally, they will help children
    • When a child sucks a candy, he's not doing that for
    • the child doesn't suck it for that; he sucks it for the sweet taste.
    • child's craving. But it is not quite the same, for the adult feels
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    • well, gentlemen, your children, more particularly, your grandchildren
    • Think how the children are “hardened”! Nowadays (in
    • the children are dressed — well, when we were children, we wore
    • children are dressed so that their little dresses only reach to the
    • eats. Children are not made stronger by the treatment I have just
    • ninety was not a materialist; he had stayed a child through most of
    • instinctively what it needs. Children often take a carrot up in their
    • hands. Children, grownups too, are sometimes forced to eat food that
    • There you have the gist of the matter. If a child has a
    • a child hunting for a garden where there are carrots growing, and
    • off, that doesn't matter, the child trudges off to it anyway and
    • finds the carrots-because a child who has a tendency to worms longs
    • possibly do is this: observe a child when he is weaned, when he no
    • to eat. The moment a child begins to take external nourishment, one
    • a child every nice thing, and yet the moment that child comes to the
    • regarded in the right way. For a child who jumps up on his chair to
    • sign that his liver is not in order. Only those children sneak sugar
    • You see, if a child is watching all the time and
    • satisfy the child, if you give him what he needs, then he doesn't
    • answered in this way: One should observe carefully what a child likes
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    • paper, and on the last page there was a curious picture: a child, a
    • small child, really a baby — and as its nurse, taking care of
    • employed to look after children — it is, of course, possible to
    • train them to do many things; the child will have to suffer for it,
    • trained to look after the physical needs of children — well,
    • after their children — well, we'll be deluged by pamphlets on
    • children brought up by ape-nurses will quite certainly become
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    • mastery over these blunted remains of sense organs. And so a child
    • Think of an adult person with a child in front of him.
    • child will seem stupid. But if the adult has any sense for what comes
    • from a child out of his very nature, he will regard that as having
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    • of us who are now elderly were children.
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    • “wiseacre” might have said to a grandchild or
    • great-grandchild: Look, there's the moon — the moon, you know,
    • their grandchildren: The moon has an influence upon rainwater. But
    • explained to children at school by rubbing a glass rod with a piece
    • air will burst them asunder. What's the usual reason for a child's
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    • being not only develops from childhood to the level to which our
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    • Children's nutrition. Making children “hardy.” Manuring
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    • are disappointed when our children do not learn to read and
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    • paper there was a curious picture — a small child, quite a baby
    • holding the child quite properly, and it was said to be installed
    • somewhere in America as children's nurse.
    • discovered that apes can be employed to look after children, that in
    • physical needs of children — then people will develop this
    • really succeed in making apes look after children, we shall be
    • deteriorate. The children brought up by ape-nurses will quite
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    • follow the life of such a man back into childhood. We should be
    • in our childhood; we can pretend that then we contrived to be
    • which even a child can grasp, but about which you simply have
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    • childhood. If, even at an early age, something happened that
    • in fact such an experience was found in the childhood of the
    • woman in question. She was taken driving as a child, and the
    • off, ordering the child to jump too, which it did, just before
    • the childhood experience. You see that the psychoanalysts
    • childhood without such a reaction, even with the
    • order to discover any incidents of childhood which may have
    • childhood. I have cited an example which plays quite a role in
    • you go back to his earliest childhood, that the patient as an
    • childhood the young woman jumped out of a carriage and received
    • and he does go so far — that the Greek child also
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    • childhood, follow the way. The woman in question — and
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    • nowadays to every child.
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    • This process is especially active in childhood and youth.
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    • like to smell them. If we notice that some child has
    • children who are partial to everything that smells, —
    • said, you will realize: common coal is a child, it has as yet
    • you will not give it to a child. Everything depends on the
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    • certain age. My childhood stands before me; the remembrance
    • of childhood rises up. As one who has grown older, I sink
    • myself into the remembrances of my childhood. This in itself
    • of childhood is infinitely multiplied when contemplation of
    • form, the picture of his childhood stands before my soul. I
    • see him before me as a child. This gives rise to certain
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    • child shows a slight tendency to stuttering. I am not, of
    • achieved with children who have a tendency to stuttering by
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    • with each other. The illnesses of childhood are the
    • organization during early childhood. When the second teeth
    • of childhood. Moreover, it is only possible to understand
    • is stupid, because children still retain a likeness to their
    • taken in must, in the first place, be taken in by the child
    • this substance, when it is taken by the child, still works up
    • intimate connection in the child between the external
    • way in which the child drinks milk you can actually see how
    • hand; and on the other hand, meditate simply upon the child.
    • inwardly; whereas in the child, astral body and ego take over
    • When you meditate upon the child, you see a mighty
    • external foodstuffs are a darkening. In the child a
    • carries one concept to another. But if you observe the child
    • In a school like the Waldorf School we have children between
    • changed. The second man has been developed. The child before
    • naturally, have remained in the child. They have been brought
    • into the model, into the imitation of the model. The child is
    • beyond the earth have worked on the child with special
    • (a human child). But suppose you take the word and say: I
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    • importance only in the very first years of childhood, up to
    • earliest childhood. In that period of life we have no picture
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    • child's organism we have before us every grade between these
    • two extremes. The astral and ego organization in one child
    • another child the tendency of the astral and ego organization
    • during childhood. You must try to make both the first and
    • the embryo to the size of the child in an equally intense
    • it pass into the picture of the child. If you really carry
    • child's head, it becomes very big. I must compress it. I must
    • over to become the limbs of the child. It is an
    • embryo pass over into childhood in inner contemplation.
    • further, you can make the same experiment with the child and
    • The differences between embryo and child are very
    • childhood with the prime of life, the differences will not be
    • On into childhood,
    • And carry childhood on
    • period pass on into the picture of childhood and then into
    • structure of childhood, you carried out a spatial
    • of children and the development of old age rested upon quite
    • child was under the guidance of his Dada. This meant
    • that the child was taught and brought up according to the
    • Dada's mode of life. The child learned no more than
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    • Which to the child maturing
    • one is interfering with the karmas of mother and child if one
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    • child. Through their work they really cannot lose touch with



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