Unwinding was Re: Re: Shaman? - Onale

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Is there a danger of this unwinding to sharply strain a joint or muscle?

On 1/30/04 2:15 PM, " ceda " <ceda > wrote:

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> Subject: Re: Shaman? - Onale

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> During the healing, my body contorted and twisted (this doesn't

> usually happen)

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> This is exactly what I was referring to in my post about Cindy

> working on me. Sometimes it might just involve one limb (an arm or a

> leg) or it might involve the entire body. It is called " unwinding "

> in myofascial release work and " somato-emotional release " in

> cranialsacral therapy.

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Hi Laxity, I had an unwinding many years ago. It was wonderful and gentle. There

is no restraining from the practitioner. They are barely touching you. Their

touch is for support of the body, not for restraint. Even if your unwinding

becomes the more emotional type with crying and body twisting, the practioner is

only there to support the body from harm. Cindy C.

Re: Shaman? - Onale

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> During the healing, my body contorted and twisted (this doesn't

> usually happen)

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>

> This is exactly what I was referring to in my post about Cindy

> working on me. Sometimes it might just involve one limb (an arm or a

> leg) or it might involve the entire body. It is called " unwinding "

> in myofascial release work and " somato-emotional release " in

> cranialsacral therapy.

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