Twelve Moods
GA 40
These verses embody in their sounds and structure the cosmic influences on the human being of the planetary movements playing the instrument of the fixed stars. They were given to eurythmists in order to bring the twelve cosmic consonants and seven cosmic vowels into movement on earth. They also offer tremendous riches to anyone seeking to have an individual connection with the world of spirit through sound and movement.
This volume contains an introduction by Ruth Pusch; a talk given by Rudolf Steiner before the Eurythmy presentation of the "Twelve Moods", translated by G. Karnow and A. Wulsin; twelve verses by Rudolf Steiner entitled "Twelve Moods", translated by Ruth and Hans Pusch; and two other poems by Rudolf Steiner: "The Song of Initiation, A Satire" and "Planet Dance," translated by Virginia Brett.
| Introduction | ||
| Rudolf Steiner's Words before the Eurythmy Presentation of the “Twelve Moods” in Dornach, August 29, 1915 |
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| Twelve Moods | ||
| The Song of Initiation, a Satire | ||
| Planet Dance |