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[...] The paper that he wrote and you read is important there—he must understand more fully that his mind can indeed direct his body toward flexibility. [...]

[...] The body’s joy and flexibility physically expresses the great energy of the soul, and hampering the body then hampers the soul’s expression.

[...] Let both of you rejoice in the body’s growing flexibility. [...]

[...] I tell you that the inner work is mental, and it need not be work—but if each of you believe he is beginning to attain normal flexibility, he will.

[...] At the same time, he should dwell on the idea of flexibility and freedom, mental, spiritual, psychic and physical flexibility. [...]

[...] Think of yourself as being flexible creatively. [...]

[...] The exercises that he does help keep it flexible. [...]

[...] Jane’s left foot rotated quite flexibly even as it rested upon the bed. [...]

[...] But she reports that there’s no doubt the knees are more flexible—and noisier—than before. [...]

[...] Ruburt was asking for flexibility but he did not fully want it, and so halfhearted questions bring halfhearted answers. [...]

(10:05.) Ruburt had not completely wanted his flexibility. [...]

[...] Momentarily, the gesture of rigidity for one of strength, where of course flexibility is always required.

In the face of possible rejection, which old attitudes now and then make him expect, he adopts a rigid rather than flexible stance. [...]

Now he did a good job on the chapter, and it will help him if he imagines the entire book to be a young beautiful sapling that moves easily with each breeze, the nerves like tiny unseen branches, soft and flexible, going even out from his body.

[...] We have instead a flexible bark, changing with the elements, protecting the inner tree or the inner self, but flexible, opening up or closing in rhythmic motion. [...]

The inner tree continues to grow because the bark is flexible. [...] Nevertheless the bark makes whatever adjustments are necessary and is flexible. [...]

This is an unbending conscious pose of the ego, and not to be confused with the lithe subconscious detachment which is actually warm, flexible and expansive. [...]

[...] The bark of the tree is flexible, extremely vibrant, and grows with the growth beneath. [...]

[...] Take advantage of having services occasionally performed by others, and be more flexible in that regard. [...]

(Pause at 9:42.) I want you to see that in many of your situations there are creative possibilities that can be flexibly considered, for these will also be reflected in life’s daily enjoyments, in creative satisfaction that literally cannot be measured in terms, say, of how much money is expended, and with the proper attitude the money simply will not matter, it will be so easily replenished. [...]

[...] Let your painting therefore come in the same fashion, and Ruburt’s flexibility. [...]

[...] In the physical flexibility area, however, you are operating in Framework 2 yourself, and so you can be of great help by catching Ruburt when he projects negatively on the one hand, and on the other by leading him toward the more creative habits of thought that are your own about your body.

You can also help by trying to utilize your natural feelings about flexibility on Ruburt’s behalf. [...]

[...] So did your existence—and so can Ruburt’s flexibility. [...]

[...] He is building a solid framework for flexibility, however.

[...] We have instead a flexible bark, changing with the elements, protecting the inner tree (or inner self), but flexible, opening or closing in rhythmic motion. [...]

[...] This is a pose of the ego and is not to be confused with the lithe subconscious detachment which is actually warm, flexible and expansive.

[...] The bark is flexible, vibrant, and grows with the growth beneath. [...]

[...] He has made his decision to attain flexibility at all levels, and that was the most important issue.

[...] The new flexibility, however, is as yet not coordinated, and this area is being worked upon.

[...] Hands far stronger, left hand definitely has resumed—overnight?—a far more normal appearance, and both much, much stronger; arms much better, neck flexible, shoulders; even think arms have ‘let down,’ a bit. [...]

[...] You are taking the first steps toward a much more enjoyable, flexible, and fulfilling existence.

[...] What you want is a more flexible arrangement. [...]

[...] He has not been flexible enough here.

[...] The great thrust of creative abilities, utilized in the health area, will automatically bring Ruburt flexibility. Before, his condition was the one area in which he was not creative, as far as his flexibility was concerned.

(Just before the session, and after we’d sat for our own experiments at 9:00 PM, Jane reported several obvious improvements—one notably in the suddenly increased flexibility of her right thumb....)

[...] Believe in Ruburt’s flexibility and it is there. [...]