...the in-coming attack is deflected as if it hit a brick wall...

August 21, 2005

My unhderstanding of this is mind controls the body. If a person had scoliosis that person would have lack of balance. being that one side of the is shorter than the other? I am just curious to opinions on this.

beth

docspeed2001 <docspeed2001 wrote:

, lwinmorgan <lwinmorgan@s...> wrote:It's a dynamic energy flow, primarily of 8's......and it's triggered by the 8 different types of energy flows, dynamics......and those 8 different types of energy flows are trigger by the mental, emotional, spiritual......which does express itself in the physical through action and non-action.These energy flows are also affected by your rootedness, your lack of rootedness, and by your access to heavenly energies from the spiritual realms, and by your access to "other" realms, positive and negative, through your 3rd eye, your 3 chakra, and your 2nd chakra.>and if the axel is straight and centered it > can spin like a top,The best centered position to achieve what you are refering to is

something that is well practiced and almost looks like a monkey walk. Very fast. Very balanced. Very centered for directional movement, depending upon the aggressor, and the "habit" formed in your energy fields through much practice.By centered, I am refering to the 3 primary centers. > But if the axel is the slightest bit off you'll wobble about. I >can walk for hours in a busy street and see nothing but wobbling >spheres lurching through life.Yes, I see them also, and I know that it has nothing to do with a circular force, nor with an axel.It is something else, an "else" that can be fixed by probably never will be because they just don't calibrate nor believe in what we see, feel and know.Again, the physical is affected by the mental, emotional and the spiritual. Many people attempt to "cure" a problem by doing the 3 thumps.The complete package needs to be done for

the best benefits.> It is not necessary to be one of them if one is mindful of the dynamics in play at the moment.Sincerely,Dr John M. La Tourrette> Rusty