Introduction to Rhythmical Einreibung. Eva-Marie Batschko

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СКАЧАТЬ 23. Two-handed foot downstroke

       24. Two-handed circles on the foot

       25. The heel

       26. Two-handed circles around the ankles

       27. One-handed foot downstroke

       Whole-body Einreibung

       28. In a supine position

       29. In a lateral position

       The archetype of the life body 30. The pentagram Einreibung

       I. Einreibung of the forehead

       II. Two-handed circles on the right foot

       III. Two-handed circles on the left hand

       IV. Two-handed circles on the right hand

       V. Two-handed circles on the left foot

       VI. Einreibung of the forehead:

       Organ Einreibung

       31. Einreibung of the spleen

       32. Einreibung of the liver

       Variation of the liver Einreibung:

       33. Einreibung of the heart

       The calming heart Einreibung

       The stimulating heart Einreibung

       34. Einreibung of the kidneys

       Variation of kidney Einreibung:

       35. Einreibung of the lungs

       36. Einreibung of the forehead

       37. Einreibung of the bladder and reproductive organs

       Substances for organ Einreibung

       Einreibung for pregnancy

       38. Whole-body Einreibung (in lateral position):

       Einreibung for new mothers

       39. Touching the head

       Einreibung for infants and toddlers

       Einreibung for infants

       40. Touching the head

       41. Two-handed warmth circles on the lower limbs

       42. Two-handed warmth circles on the upper limbs

       43. One-handed circles on the stomach

       Variation of the abdominal Einreibung:

       Einreibung for infants and toddlers

       44. Two-handed circles on the back

       45. Two-handed warmth breathing on the lower limbs

       46. ​​Two-handed warmth breathing on the upper limbs

       APPENDIX Preparatory exercises

       47. Two-handed circles on the back

       48. One-handed circles on the calf

       49. two-handed circles on the thigh

       Questions and answers about Rhythmical Einreibung

       Oils and indications

       The Autors

       Bibliographic Information of the German Library

       Translators’ Note:

       Bibliography

Introduction

      This book was written at the suggestion of seminar participants from the Rhythmical Einreibung training at the Carus Academy in Hamburg. It is the result of more than 30 years of practical experience and intensive engagement with this treatment method.

      It is based on Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophical understanding of the human being. The book aims to give the reader a deeper insight into the living essence of this new technique by providing a detailed description of the individual treatment steps with numerous illustrations.

      Clearly the content of this introductory volume cannot replace actual training. I therefore mention only a small section of the entire range of indications alongside the effects of Rhythmical Einreibung we can experience ourselves.

      I would like to thank Alexander Holtappels and Prof. Dr. Volker Fintelmann for their encouragement and support in making this textbook a reality.

      The book is the result of the joint work of the Trainers' Group. I would especially like to thank Helmut Hilberer for his tireless work on the composition of the texts and Nadja Holland for her professional illustrations.

      I would also like to thank Susanne Dengler who worked with me on this second edition.

      Eva-Marie Batschko, Hamburg, Spring 2010

      A supplementary volume of this book with essays and lectures is available through the Carus Academy Hamburg.

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History of Rhythmical Einreibung

      Dr. Ita Wegman (1876-1943) founded the Clinical and Therapeutic Institute in Arlesheim near Basel on 8 June 1921.

      This was the beginning of her intensive collaboration with Dr. Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) in the course of which ‘rhythmical massage therapy’ was developed out of ‘Swedish massage’ (as developed by Per Henrik Ling, Stockholm, 1813).

      Ita Wegman liked to practise this form of manual therapy herself – whereby the nurses watched and learned by imitation.

      Rhythmical massage therapy was one of the subjects taught in the nursing courses at the Clinical and Therapeutic Institute alongside the theoretical and practical understanding of the human being. These courses were initiated by Rudolf Steiner but could not be carried out until after his death.

      In twelve years of collaboration with Dr. Wegman, Dr. Margarethe Hauschka deepened the basics of rhythmical massage therapy, rendering it more teachable. In 1962 she founded the ‘School for Artistic Therapy and Massage’ in Boll, at the foot of the Swabian Alb.

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