• Ether­ic Rhythm 1 — 432 Hz
• Ether­ic Rhythm 2 — 432 Hz
• Ether­ic Rhythm 3 — 432 Hz
• Ether­ic Rhythm 4 — 432 Hz
• Ether­ic Rhythm 5 — 432 Hz
• Ether­ic Rhythm 6 — 432 Hz
• Ether­ic Rhythm 7 — 432 Hz

Rudolf Stein­er, the founder of Anthro­pos­o­phy, often referred to the ether­ic body (Äther­leib or “Life Body”) in asso­ci­a­tion with the ether­ic for­ma­tive forces and the evo­lu­tion of man and the cos­mos. Accord­ing to him, it can be per­ceived by a per­son gift­ed with clair­voy­ance as being of “peach-blos­som color”.

Stein­er con­sid­ered the ether­ic real­i­ty or life prin­ci­ple as quite dis­tinct from the phys­i­cal mate­r­i­al real­i­ty, being inter­me­di­ate between the phys­i­cal world and the astral or soul world. The ether­ic body can be char­ac­terised as the life force also present in the plant king­dom. It main­tains the phys­i­cal body’s form until death. At that time, it sep­a­rates from the phys­i­cal body and the phys­i­cal reverts to nat­ur­al disintegration.

Accord­ing to Max Heindel’s Rosi­cru­cian writ­ings, the ether­ic body, com­posed of four ethers, is called the “Vital Body” since the ether is the way of ingress for vital force from the Sun and the field of agen­cies in nature which pro­mote such vital activ­i­ties as assim­i­la­tion, growth, and prop­a­ga­tion. It is an exact coun­ter­part of our phys­i­cal body, mol­e­cule for mol­e­cule, and organ for organ, but it is of the oppo­site polar­i­ty. It is slight­ly larg­er, extend­ing about one and one-half inch­es beyond the periph­ery of the phys­i­cal body.