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[...] But one doctor soberly told me that I’d never walk again, or even put my weight upon my feet again, unless I underwent a series of joint-replacement operations—if, he cautioned, I proved to be a “proper candidate.”

[...] It also provides exercise to the feet without the weight imbalance that presently operates when he walks.

[...] Ruburt on his own began to give the old suggestion “My legs and knees can bear my weight,” for he suddenly realized that that was indeed true. [...]

[...] They will carry a strong weight, however.

[...] But except for some conditions which will be mentioned later, you can become healthy if you are ill, slim if you are overweight, gain weight if you prefer, or alter your physical image in profound fashion through the use of your ideas and beliefs.

[...] The seeming beginning and end of an event; the seeming birth and death, are simply other dimensions of experience as, for example, height, width, weight. [...]

Women were also somewhat lighter because they would bear the additional weight of a child. [...]

[...] Ruburt need not bear the weight of the world upon his shoulders (humorously throughout), nor take the responsibility of the universe. [...]

[...] He was angry at the salesgirl, whom he likes, for her remark about his weight, and he was sore at himself for being sore in body.

[...] Do not require it to carry too much weight before it is ready to. [...]

[...] Sound was a conveyor of weight and mass.

[...] There are other times when he definitely feels like putting his weight upon his legs, and walking, and he should be very faithful about following that impulse. [...]

[...] A poetic statement carries weight for his personality, and this poetic statement has almost magical connotations. [...]

[...] It was less difficult, mainly since you had been ill earlier, you see, and already forced to know the weight of the body when the ego fights the intuitional self.

[...] Although a chemical change results in a new substance the total weight of the ingredients involved remains practically the same; in such ordinary reactions the amount of matter converted into heat is infinitesimal. [...]

[...] Dreams also carry the weight of emotional excesses that cannot be adequately expressed within daily physical action.

[...] To be told that you might have a brain tumor, or multiple sclerosis one week, as I was in my early days at the hospital, then be told that I would most probably never be able to put my weight on my feet again without a possible series of long operations. [...]

The contact is only in its initial stages (pause) and the approach not sturdy enough as yet to carry full weight in your terms. [...]

[...] If you are overweight, insert the weight that you think is ideal for you while you are following this exercise. [...]

(Before tonight’s session Jane and I were discussing ways and means of taking her blood pressure, her weight and various other measurements of a physiological nature before, during and after sessions. [...]