4. Eurythmy Address
stir the air, which then translates into the vibrations of the air, these underlying movement tendencies of the speech organs can be observed through sensory-supersensory vision. This can certainly happen, just as something else can be observed sensually and supernaturally, so too can that which simply eludes ordinary attention when listening, because it is based on hearing and seeing, it can be observed sensually and supernaturally. And then, according to the principle of Goethe's metamorphosis, what takes place in an organ, so to speak, invisibly to ordinary vision, can then be transferred to the whole human being.
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