During these repetitions, old injuries and pains tend to surface. At this point we have a choice. We may re-suppress the feelings, or allow them to become stimuli to healing. If we choose to experience them, and pay attention to their connections, we often find that they tend to peak, accompanied by a crescendo of feelings when a pattern is completed. Such completion can yield increased restoration and flexibility, and awareness.
Most memories involve other people.
Unfolding, therefore, usually implies relationships. In body-directed movement, however, we assume that everyone can know, and that unfolding is often mutual. It frequently happens that a person, moving through an unfolding experience, will interact with another, and they will stimulate feelings and memories for each other. For this reason, we do not isolate individuals, but create an environment in which people can interact.