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[...] The leg ligaments have released and loosened rather considerably even since our last session. [...]

[...] The released ligaments can feel unstable, particularly when they first relax. [...]

(9:30.) The gradations will be less apparent before too long, and Ruburt will be able to do more and more without such obvious changes in the body—that is, they will occur, but in this period, very important ligaments have been released, and they are bound to be felt.

[...] Joints are being loosened—key ones, but in ways natural, so that undue strain is not put upon neighboring ligaments, which themselves are in order being stretched and renewed.

[...] Ligaments are moving far more than, say, two weeks ago when the process began.

Moving the chair backward some is also excellent, for it moves different ligaments than he normally uses. [...]

The sensations activate other ligaments, muscles, and so forth. [...]

[...] Since various groups of muscles and ligaments come into motion in their own order, the soreness will come and go, or appear in one place and then another. [...]

[...] The unevenness of vision is the result of the entire body changes, shiftings of jaw pressure, release of ligaments, and an entire body reorientation.

[...] Actually, the ligaments jerk as they attempt new motions. [...]

The ligaments do their utmost, releasing spasmodically to the utmost at times in an exercising capacity, then go back to a position that is operationally practical, while representing an improvement over an earlier position. [...]

[...] This means that the relaxation of the back muscles and ligaments is allowing new stretching of ligaments connected with the knee, and the condition might be reversed the next day, or in an hour. [...]

[...] The ligaments in particular can then feel sore.

[...] Those same changes, however, are repeated in the right hip, the entire right leg; that knee has loosened, and ligaments, tendons, as well as muscles in the heel and ankle area are being coaxed into new activity, and in areas that have been relatively unused before. [...]

[...] And now after this weighty session I bid you a fond good evening—with the point that the eyes should show more improvement now as the neck ligaments are loosening.

When the large ligaments in the neck area started to repair themselves, they did not try to do a halfway job, but to undo conditions of longstanding; some that were taken for granted, such as lack of depth perception, for example. [...]

[...] His vision problems had little to do with his eyes, for example, but with the way he was using the ligaments in his neck, and with his posture. [...]

The physical situation is highly active: ligaments and joints in particular being released in the hip and leg area. [...]

[...] The eye condition is not separate, and now the more active muscles are arousing greater activity on the part of the ligaments, which will begin to loosen the joints considerably. The neck ligaments are involved here. [...]

What happened is this: the large neck ligaments considerably loosened further, releasing important areas of the jaw—unfortunately enough dislodging a tooth. [...] These permitted some new rotation of both knees, and also loosened some ligaments to the feet.

[...] Frank is correct: many ligaments have stretched to allow him to sit down—(leaning forward, and loudly:)I would say 50% better within two weeks.

[...] On the other hand, certain ligaments had been released in the right leg. [...]

[...] Muscles and ligaments and joints loosened, but this could not be accomplished without certain bodily sensations, without certain imbalances, as the body tried to bring about another adjustment and alignment. [...]

The body will not have to use its energy very much longer in healing sores—thus freeing even more energy to set to work on the joints and muscles themselves, and the ligaments. [...]

[...] Those important neck ligaments and head areas are definitely releasing. [...]

The body’s energy has been largely into the healing of the bedsores, and into inner activity —the loosening of muscles and joints and ligaments. [...]

(Generalized body changes since the last session Saturday night: More loosening in neck, ligaments, chin and face area; walking is easier but still requires support – legs tremble and have trouble supporting weight, but knees move better. [...]

[...] An animal, say, in Ruburt’s position, feeling as much new activity in the body, new motion in the knees, new elasticity in the ligaments, would quite naturally accept the improvements with physical elation, even if it had more difficulty one day, or two, than it had in days previous. [...]

[...] This is noticeable particularly in the feet, and all of the ligaments are beginning to release. [...]

[...] The eyes are still changing, as the ligaments in the neck do, but the muscles in and around the eyes are acclimating well.

[...] When I pressed the main tendon/ligament under her left knee, I found it as taut and strong as steel — as usual. [...]