Fwd: More on Frozen Muscles Answer and Procedure!

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creative_energies , " Mary Lou Pace "

<pennylane80@j...> wrote:

Dr. John, Just what symptoms someone would have when their spleen is

" frozen " . Although your exercise below looks extremely easy, so I

will try

it just for good measure. The left side of my ribcage is higher, but

I

wasn't sure if that's from my twisted spine or an enlarged spleen. I

was

wondering also if you knew of any exercise that may be in Donna's

book on

how to realign the area between the shoulder blades. I understand

that area

is related to circulation and the heart, yet thru my research I've

discovered also it correlates with the knees. That area in my back

has

gotten worse since my knee trouble, but I never connected the two

before.

Also I was wondering if you ever passed around your Part II and I

missed it,

as your work and insight fascinate me. Best Regards,

Mary Lou

 

" dek315 " <dekemper@h...>

<creative_energies >

Friday, February 04, 2005 7:58 PM

[creative_energies] Re: More on Frozen Muscles Answer and

Procedure!

 

 

>

>

> In my notes, I have that this technique works if it is NOT a

chronic

> issue, which is why I didn't give him that homework. However,

> whether that is true or not, I have emailed him the instructions

> because I know it can't hurt, and hopefully it WILL solve the

> problem for him. Thank you for your suggestions! Donna K.

>

>

> creative_energies , " docspeed2001 "

> <docspeed2001> wrote:

> >

> > Oops, I neglected to mention the most important part of the

> > procedure, the " reason why " he should do the drill.

> >

> > So, be damn sure that you tell him the benefits and the

difference

> > in how he feels, thinks, and moves, or he won't do the homework.

> >

> > You can do this with metaphors, or with " quotes " , talking about

> > someone else that is isomorphic to him so he'll take the story to

> > heart.

> >

> > Gee, is that a 4th Chakra concept, or a 1st Chakra concept, or a

> 3rd

> > Chakra concept?

> >

> > Or, maybe a bit of all three...and if so, how specifically?

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> >

> > creative_energies , " docspeed2001 "

> > <docspeed2001> wrote:

> >

> > > > A client came to me and I

> > > >discovered his spleen muscle

> > > >was frozen. I was able to

> > > >unfreeze it with the use

> > > >of magnets but 3 weeks later

> > > > when he returned, it was

> > > >frozen again. Again I applied

> > > >the fix but I wonder, if this

> > > >is something habitual with him,

> >

> > > Yes, it is habitual with him, and it is easily fixed. I'll tell

> > how-specifically below.

> >

> > > >is there some homework I can give him to help this muscle stay

> > > >unfrozen???

> >

> > > Sure,

> >

> > > Give him the following homework assignment...

> >

> > > ...and the Chi will flow through all the muscles of his body

> they

> > > way it is supposed to.

> >

> > > Have him...

> >

> > > 1. Place the thumb over the finger-nail of the index finger

> (both

> > > hands)...

> >

> > > 2. Then have him place the middle finger and ring finger

> together

> > > (on both hands)...

> >

> > > 3. And place those pads on his forehead neurovasculars (about

1 "

> > > above the eyebrows on each side of the forehead)...

> >

> > > 4. And hold those pads there until he feels " even " pulses from

> > >both sides, on those neurovasculars.

> >

> > > Then repeat the process a couple of times a day for 2-3 weeks,

> > >until his body relearns how-to-flow the Chi naturally.

> >

> > > It should only take about 3-5 minutes (longer if you need.

Check

> > >the pulses to know), and then the body gets the new habit.

> >

> > > If you need more (which I doubt), let me know.

> >

> > >

" Energy is all there is! " ~ Donna Eden

>