13. Eurythmy Performance
Then this art will also [...] /illegible words] be able to have an extraordinarily healing effect on [the] social] conditions. People [...] /illegible words] can be inspired when eurythmy enters them [in this way] as it [already] lay in the primal movements of primeval man, when these [...] / unreadable; gap?] are started again /unreadable word] in our developed culture, then many things that today live uninspired in life will be inspired, and this will have a social effect. In this sense, I ask that what we can offer now not be seen as complete, but rather as a sample, yes, I say it openly, initially as an attempt at a sample, from which we hope, however, that it could flourish into ever greater perfection.
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