Space: The Fourth Constant
Space is the crucial constant. Without space, the first three constants don't work. Everything in the body revolves around the practical idea of appropriate space. When the body and its tissues don't have enough space to move and function properly, tissue responds -- it communicates -- through stiffness, numbness, swelling or pain. These pain- laden symptoms remain until the body's space requirements are satisfied. The anatomical system of space inside your body is the connective tissue system.
The Rossiter stretches elongate connective tissue and return to your body the appropriate amount of space it needs to move fluidly, freely and without pain.
When your body has "appropriate" space, it feels good. It feels free. It is pain-free because nothing is cramped. There are no cold spots or cramped areas. Everything feels as if it has enough space to do everything it wants.
Space also is a critical factor in your immune system's responses. Your body is designed to act quickly and efficiently to battle ill health. Every stress on the body's appropriate space -- every unfed cell, every area cramped in its ability to move -- weakens your ability to ward off disease. The more restricted the body's connective tissue system, the greater the body's risk for disease, infection and illness. Conversely, the more loose and mobile the body is, the better able it is to remain healthy and vibrant.
Pay heed to the Constants!
