Lecture IX
GA 313/1921-04-18/p017
·1921-04-18
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There is a question here about “a two-year old boy with a large head who is apparently healthy otherwise, not hydrocephalic.”—In properly used consonantal eurythmy, you have an antidote to overcome this. This is where a thorough observation of deeper morphological aspects points precisely to a treatment with eurythmy.
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