Can anyone explain the connective tissue implications of an ilium outflare? There was mention of this in the latest Rolf Lines’, but I don’t understand the effect of an ilium outflare on the sacrum and the mechanics of the distortion. Could the outflare I am seeing in a client actually be an inflare of the opposite side?

In 1940, a New York City music teacher was badly injured in an accident in which she lost the use of her hands. She thought her professional career was over-until she met Ida Rolf, a 44-year-old woman of indomitable will and determination. By that time, Rolf had developed a system of bodywork which she felt might enable this piano teacher to regain the use of her hands. And, if the work was successful, the teacher promised to give the Rolf children music lessons. They began the bodywork. Four sessions later, the teacher was well enough to start teaching again!

All means prove a blunt instrument if theyhave not behind them a living spirit.Albert Einstein