27. Eurythmy Address
And if one does not just look with the senses, but with the senses and the supersenses, one finds that what lives in the human form can flow directly into movement, and that which lives in movement and is an expression of human will finds its ultimate result in the form of the human being. Therefore, if you look at this wonderful connection between the human form and its overflow into human movement, and on the other hand, movement and its striving towards the human form, artistically, you can extract what you are meant to see here in eurythmy.
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