The sensations of freeing something from the bone are quite distinguishable from other physical releases of trauma. There is a lightness of being accompanied by a grounding in the feet and legs, and a feeling of centering and calmness from the inside out. The bones free the tendons and muscles toward outward expansion and function. There is no longer a struggle between body parts. When we are free from the bone, there is an inner strength and solidness of structure.
Structure can begin to determine function.
When I began to work with bone penetration and see how it affected both myself and others, I wanted to understand why it was so powerful. I went back to the embryology section of my anatomy books and learned that bones develop before muscles in the formation of the fetus. Once bones are formed, the muscles grow from them at specific points via tendons. I believe, in fact, that bone stores greater levels of body intelligence and when penetrated it awakens any muscle attached to it to perform its specific function optimally. I believe muscles become more flexible and have greater ease of movement when bone is stimulated first.