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Chart No. 20
[See Book 3, Chart 20]
FIGURE 1: A heel rotation contact for a posterior innominate [hip] correction, with the patient lying face-down on the table, and at the same time contacting the head of the femur and the hip, as shown in figure 2, with an outward rotational stretch on both contacts.
FIGURE 2: Emphasizes the thumb contact on the head of the femur for all hip corrections, with the patient lying on the side. See chart No. 34 in book II.
FIGURE 3: This is a new corrective contact for an anterior and inferior sacral base on the side which is on the top as the patient lies on the table. The tips of the middle fingers contact the apex of the sacrum on that side. The thumb is on the posterior part of the head of the femur. The shaft of the femur lines up with the two contacts. This is well illustrated in chart No. 34 of book II. The leg is relaxed and placed a little above a right angle to the body. The operator's left hand is on the shoulder, pushing it back until all the slack is taken out of the body between the two contacting hands. The correction is a gentle push backwards on the shoulder contact, and a synchronized, upward directional move applied on the two light contacts with the right hand. No force is used. The correction is easily made when the lines of direction and the flow of the energy currents are co-ordinated.
FIGURES 4 AND 5: Show polarity reflex areas between the tendons of hands and feet for treating the acute and chronic sore back by means of POLARITY THERAPY. When relaxation has taken place through polarization, then corrective adjustments are easily made, where they are needed.
The top of the feet and the back of the hands are posterior motor polarity reflexes. There is no sensory tissue here for the special sense of touch, and there are no lines from which impressions could be made of the top of the feet or the back of the hands in order to identify the individual. It is the soles of the feet and the palms of the hands that are the front and sensory reflexes of the body. Sole prints identify the individual as positively as the finger prints and the palm impressions of the hand. See chart No. 2 in book II.
ALL POLARITY THERAPY APPLIED TO THE SPECIFIC REFLEX AREAS OF THE SOLES OF THE FEET AND THE PALMS OF THE HANDS ARE SENSORY, ORGANIC REFLEXES. Response will be obtained from the organs represented in each Polarity reflex.
The tips of the fingers and toes and the first joints are extremity polarity reflexes which are most powerful because they are the meeting places of the outgoing and return currents. There is a bending of the currents here, like a loose end, where impressions can be easily made. If you don't believe it, just let someone step on your toes literally and see what reaction it calls forth. That is also why the finger tips are so highly sensitive.
There are horizontal polarity reflex values in the hands and in the feet, as well as vertical ones as shown in chart No. 3 in this book and in chart No. 4 in book II. The contacts are made along side and between the tendons. Study these and test them and you may be amazed what results POLARITY THERAPY applied to feet will yield in chronic cases; even more so than the fingers and hands which are the neuter [neutral] reflexes in all acute conditions. Treat the sorest ones first.
The emoting done by the patient while you hold one of the polarity reflexes is the 'karmic'
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