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• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture I
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  • interests nobody else, and whoever believes that his thoughts
  • have said that our thoughts interest nobody else, and our
  • will annoys everybody, then it seems that it is the feelings
  • process of receiving which occurs in our ether body and yet
  • strongly engages the physical body in the perceiving.
  • of his ether body and in part, even of his physical body. Not
  • the astral body, but brings the ether body to pulsation, and
  • then this ether body also brings the physical body to swing
  • that has been pressed into the ether body and the physical
  • body. This feeling becomes a force. As lecturers we must be
  • will impulses annoy everybody, and only our feelings
  • because I must call your attention to the following: the body
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture II
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  • there was still a living perception of the ether body, which
  • physical body is merely an image of grasping with the ether
  • body.
  • objective, and is not grown together with his body as another
  • Waldorf School in Stuttgart that is independent of the body
  • of teachers, — into which the body of teachers grows,
  • “physical body” — well, it is thick;
  • “ether body” — it is thinner, more
  • nebulous; “astral body” — once again
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture V
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  • and that of the judicial, the body politic was contained in
  • who is not involved in it himself anymore, to somebody who
  • position, in speaking, to slap somebody down in a discussion
  • Then, for somebody who stutters a little,
  • made people speak with body-resonance, with abdominal
  • If somebody
  • and does not want to embody itself because it does not want
  • the patient — on the physical body. It is, for example,
  • beneficial for somebody who, through education or perhaps
  • direction. And if somebody, for example, is predisposed to
  • somebody says, “he,” after every third syllable,
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture VI
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  • the speaker with our speech organ; and the etheric body