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The cauda equina (horse tail) is the end of the spinal cord where it divides into individual nerve fibers & bundles that innervate the pelvis and legs. Lay on the floor & imagine waves of energy traveling in a long horse tail shape down your low back and legs. Feel your legs seamlessly connected into your back. --www.donnaluder.com Most Beautiful Horses, All The Pretty Horses, Farm Animals, Animals And Pets, Cute Animals, Horse Crazy, Horse Love, Horse Photos, Horse Pictures

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The cauda equina (horse tail) is the end of the spinal cord where it divides into individual nerve fibers & bundles that innervate the pelvis and legs. Lay on the floor & imagine waves of energy traveling in a long horse tail shape down your low back and legs. Feel your legs seamlessly connected into your back. --www.donnaluder.com

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The cauda equina (horse tail) is the end of the spinal cord where it divides into individual nerve fibers & bundles that innervate the pelvis and legs. Lay on the floor & imagine waves of energy traveling in a long horse tail shape down your low back and legs. Feel your legs seamlessly connected into your back. --www.donnaluder.com

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The cauda equina (horse tail) is the end of the spinal cord where it divides into individual nerve fibers & bundles that innervate the pelvis and legs. Lay on the floor & imagine waves of energy traveling in a long horse tail shape down your low back and legs. Feel your legs seamlessly connected into your back. --www.donnaluder.com

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