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Calcification is quickly disappearing.... Give us a moment. (11:16.) While all of this is happening Ruburt continues to walk about. Yet the legs and entire body are being altered in the most profound of fashions. So the walk is momentarily uneven; sometimes more so than usual, as different muscles release, come into play newly after some time. This week, actually, the most profound changes of all are occurring. His reach will be good one day and poor the next as certain muscles are stronger than others, and new balances are being set up. At times the bones themselves are “softened.” Life and vitality is returning to a large number of previously hardened muscles. Other muscles had done double duty, so to speak, and “improper” postures were set up to maintain balance. These improper postures are being broken up.

To confine such creativity to solve life’s problems primarily or to direct it primarily in that fashion, limits it and holds it in an improper focus; shackles it. [...]

Each person’s purposes are so unique and individualistic that it is quite improper to try to make any judgments in such matters. [...]

[...] A lingering group of minor symptoms over a period of years would represent instances that could cause difficulty, given the proper circumstances, or rather, the improper circumstances. [...]

[...] Jane felt she had unwittingly given herself improper suggestions during the experiment. [...]

[...] There is nothing wrong or inferior about the people at Prentice, who made the “improper” artistic decision. [...]

[...] They were also caused by improper balance, so that pressure was constantly applied in the same places due to the underaction of certain leg muscles, and the stress upon others. [...]

Again, on a very simple level, he believes that if he were better he would always be wanting to dance in improper conditions as far as you were concerned.

The physical condition itself, on that level (pause), is caused (long pause) by “improper” relationships—that is, things not working together well, though the parts themselves are not diseased, per se—and that is the result of stress, habitually applied, of bodily habits. [...]

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[...] Seth has linked her difficulty to improper yoga exercises, and tension between the third to fifth vertebrae.

Your father would like to kick at old cars, for he felt that they defied him since they worked improperly. [...]

“To confine such creativity to solve life’s problems primarily, or to direct it primarily in that fashion, limits it and holds it in an improper focus; shackles it.