I was wondering what would happen if you tractor beamed and wombed the whole spinal chord? I know the poking technique works, just wondering if the spine would reallign itself using this technique. Anyone? Alain?

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Steve

I've tried to do shortcuts and womb+poke a bundle of vertebrae all at once and it doesn't seem to work as well as doing it individually. To do it that way required (for me anyway) a lot more effort and concentration on simply Being rather than doing and getting really active in the process. It's kind of hard to articulate, but a lot of "letting go" and "trust" seems to help.

Individually wombing+poking each vertebra is tedious but definitely is the way to go to ensure progress, at least in my experience.

I haven't tried tractor beaming the spinal cord directly, but I've tried tractor beaming and finding the flow in all the muscles that are on the sides of the column. Cause I figure those muscles must be tightened up here and there for the vertebrae to not be straight anymore.

I, as Anto, find that it is more effective 1 vertebra at a time. Sure you can tractor beam the whole spine but you need 24 "lines" of connection in order to really do it right as each vertebra is a separate bone. This is not a straight forward mental gymnastic, but it is possible.

I thought there might be a faster way to correct the whole spine. Then again how often do you find every single vertebrae is out?

Thanks Guys
Steve

Of course, it's reasonable to expect that many or even most of the vertabrae would be appropriately positioned. Still, it's worthwhile to check the entire system and allow it to adjust as it deems necessary.