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Chart No. 8
[See Book 1, Chart 8]
A few lines have been added to this chart for clarification of Principles and Techniques.
The dot on the coccyx is the approximate location of the ganglion of impar, under this bone. It is shown externally in the chart as a GUIDE FOR THERAPY AND REFLEXES.
Line "A" is a dividing line of the muscular reflex area, above, posteriorly, from the sensory area below and anterior on the perineal floor.
The fine lines are tissue fibers which extend from the sides to the center. These are the areas of tender spots to look for in PERINEAL TECHNIQUE[1].
The dotted lines represent the contact points to be made with the finger tip when giving PERINEAL TECHNIQUE[1].
In PERINEAL TECHNIQUE[1] all contacts are made on the soft tissue on the perineal floor. The rim of the bones and ligaments are guides to direct the contact finger and keep it on the perineum.
Profound reflexes can be elicited here by gentle contacts. Spastic knee reflexes, or when the knees suddenly give way, have been found here as perineal obstructions, AND RELEASED IN A FEW SUCH TREATMENTS.
Other mental and emotional symptoms often have their origin here and reflex to the neck and the head. PATIENTS ARE ALWAYS GRATEFUL FOR THAT GENTLE TREATMENT WHICH RELIEVES THE NECK TENSION WITHOUT ATTEMPTS OF ADJUSTING A SORE NECK. When the energy blocks are released, the currents can flow freely and normally to promote and maintain good health.
Glandular stagnation blocks that are due to emotional upsets are often found in this area.
Tonsils and the lymph glands in the throat also have their negative pole blocks here, in the opposite end of the body, as well as around the ankles through a kidney reflex.
In mumps, the hip joints are equally as sore as the mandibular joints. Releasing the lower sore spots around the hip joint, plus a PERINEAL CONTACT, frees the upper pole on that particular side. Immediately, the patient can swallow without pain.
"As above, so below" is a law in Nature because all things
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1 See page 87; and Book 2, Charts 30 and 31.
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