Anthroposophy-WTF?

[isenhart7]

Question:

"blood curling"- is this another of Steiner's anthroposophical beliefs?

Answer:

Not that I know of-I think it may be an American slang:

bloodcurling

adjective. makes your blood curl in fright.
He let out a bloodcurling scream

Isenhart, go and see a doctor.
And while you're at it get the rest of your movement to as well.

Oh dear

i actually had a very intelligent discussion with a somebody who previously had very strong beliefs regarding steiner and now isn't so sure.
it was a good conversation and didn't get as mental as conversations do on here.
shame.
too may extreme types here.

Bloodcurling-an interesting thought-now that I think of it-the concept that a sound or tone would/could have an effect on one's blood. You don't have this expression in the UK? Well, as the saying goes then-only in America!!!

nevergoogledragonbutter, I understand what you mean by the 'extreme types' statement, I would add that its extreme experiences that has been the case for many of us and our children that has caused the distress and outrage that you see on the other threads.

Isenhart, what are you doing by starting a thread asking what anthroposophy is when you are heavily involved in anthroposophy and the media campaign to promote Steiner Waldorf schools in America?

Isenhart7 we do have the expression in the UK only we spell it correctly ie blood curdling, in that something curdles your blood.

Juxa-I have heard that as well-but I have heard them both-curling and curdling. Could be the younger generation is dropping the 'd'. I shall look into it.

Barking-wasn't my question-only my answer I started the thread with.

But Isenhart as I've just said, you have started a thread asking other posters about anthroposophy, when you are already an anthroposophist.

I think it's only fair that you are upfront about this, like your movement should be.

Or are you are playing more mind games?

Or are you genuinely not well?

what has anthrosophy got to do with teh OP?

and it is bloodcurdling, not curling

Oh parp
ANd I know your name is Isenhart not Isengard but frankly, it's close enough and it amuses me so
any excuse

pssst lulu I think the OP is one of them y'know erm steiner-types

Thanks littlelamb,
Here's a song you may want to sing while partaking on a Steiner thread Tinfoil hat song

That is brilliant Littlelamb

thanks BALD.

Barking-what question have I asked other posters that is about anthroposophy? (Other than the opening quesyion, which, once again, I cannot take credit for.)The question that I asked is, "do you have this expression in the UK" Apparently, you do not but do use bloodcurdling. Bloodcurling appears, to me, to be a slang term used in America, as I did find it's definition and I have heard it used.

What ARE you on?

Your posts make no sense.

You start a thread entitled 'Anthroposophy-WTF?' and then your OP is this :

'Question:

"blood curling"- is this another of Steiner's anthroposophical beliefs?

Answer:

Not that I know of-I think it may be an American slang:

bloodcurling

adjective. makes your blood curl in fright.
He let out a bloodcurling scream '

I mean, what ?

Great links, Barking and littlelamb

is it not blood curdling?

i.e to curdle the blood. like cheese?

DE, yes it is.

I suspect that OP is following some weird nonsensical agenda which only fellow anthroposophists will understand. Just enjoy the links and ignore the rest.

oooh Jux do you think they are doing something like that Kit Williams' Masquerade ??

Well then perhaps you don't have WTF? as a general expression in England either. So sorry. Really.

what has anthroposophy got to to with bloodcurdling? am truly baffled

Barking! The Tinfoil Hat I love!
littlelamb- the hobbits!