The attempt to repair damage pushes the body to drive the phenotype to the limits of its expression. It's fairly simple to describe, although not always easy to do. You stand and focus on what you feel in your body without any intention to understand, change or fix anything. At this point, experiences vary widely. Some people feel pain as the body tires of the control patterns it uses to hold itself upright.
Some people feel an emotion like annoyance, anxiety, fidgetiness.
Some have direct commands from their brain to move, stretch, lay down, stop this in some way. These reactions are all different sortsof defense mechanisms we have put together to keep us from experiencing the effects of earlier damage. They are the conscious artifacts of control patterns we use to control the symptoms of earlier injury or to conform our structures to some cultural norm. When these feelngs, emotions and thoughts arise, it is important not to act on them, but just to continue to pay attention to them, most particularly attending to what they feel like as a physical sensation. Then, just track the sensations, where they go, how they change, how your body responds.