I have two necks. No really I have, and so have you!<\/p>\n
No need to pat your under-chin and worry if you’re developing a wattle. I’m not being insulting! Me? Well maybe I do have little extra chin or two, but I really do have two necks!<\/p>\n
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One of my necks has seven bones. This neck is sometimes described as swan-like or Shrek-like depending on how it’s used and can be a pain in the neck or free and graceful. Are you rubber necking now to find out where your second neck is…<\/p>\n
Your second neck has five bones, lumbar vertebrae. This neck is at your waist. Like the one above it it’s very mobile when free but can be tight, stiff and restricted and hurt a lot when not.<\/p>\n
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I want to keep my first neck free as it holds my oh so brainy brain up.<\/p>\n
I want to keep my second neck free as it supports the balance of my heart up in space.<\/p>\n
I want a heart and brain that are not constricted. Makes sense to me. I\u00a0might be a little more successful at everything that way. Life is tough enough without having two bottle necks to contend with.<\/p>\n
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So today, how about spending a little time thinking of being a girl or boy with two necks and explore the enormous range of mobility and movement sensation they both give you. Two connected necks talking to each other in your thoughts.<\/p>\n
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I wrote the first half of this blog before getting on a flight. Every time I reminded myself that I have two necks whilst standing in the many airport queues or sitting in my not so easy jet seat I felt comfortable again.<\/p>\n
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So with a little daily ease and a wonderful anatomy of abundance – welcome to the world of having two necks. Mythical!<\/p>\n
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