Atlas Axis alignment - Kenneth

[Guest guest]

At 12:01 PM 3/11/2008, you wrote:

No, no - I knew you meant the juice...I meant, I didn't know Jane was

referring to the car.....

Lynn

PS. At this point in my life, I live in the US too.

 

I apologize for the

confusion.

When I was talking about V8, I was actually meaning the vegetable juice

concoction that is sold in stores here in the US.

But...

We also call a car engine by numbers as well (ex: V6, V8).

 

Kenneth T

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Lynn Ward

To:

 

Tuesday, March 11, 2008 10:49 AM

Re: Atlas Axis alignment

At 03:08 AM 3/11/2008, you wrote:

Seems logical to me - that people would adapt to their environment.

Have you ever had the experience, or seen anyone who has, who has sit a

chair that is slight off-kilter for a while? Especially if they sit in

that chair a lot - like at the office. One's body will adapt to that

environment, with the result that they are no longer all the way

straight. By that I mean, by sitting in a chair all the time that has,

say, one leg or two legs a bit shorter or taller than the others, one's

hips and pelvis would tilt to fit the slant of the chair, while the

upper body would be straight - not at an angle. I know this happens to

people who have one leg slighter longer than the other. The hips get

tilted, while one tries to maintain a straight upper body. Actually, the

result of both my examples is back pain....

BTW, I took the V8 to be the juice too *grin* I know it's an

engine, but it never occurred to me that you meant the car! Something

else that just occurred to me - I know, when I used to go to the

osteopath (on the off and slight chance that some doesn't know, an

osteopath is an actual doctor who does similar, but better, things as a

chiropractor), he would often have to realign an area on more than one

occasion, until my body got used to the new position. I don't know, but I

would think the Atlas and Axis realignment would work the same way? That

you couldn't just get it done once - that you would have to get it done

several times, until you r muscles got used to the new position?

 

Lynn

 

 

You'll just be the same as everyone else

but revved up - here a V8 refers to a car! When you have your atlas

and Axis realigned - you - well you certainly know its been done - and

you probably feel it for about a week - as the muscles adjust to their

new position - I just find it really amazing and quite fascinating that

the inhabitants and the planet have the same off-centre angle - don't you

find that fascinating? And what is the significance of that angle anyway

- is it in the pyramid formation by any chance?

 

 

 

Best,

 

 

 

Jane

 

- Kenneth To:

 

Tuesday, March 11, 2008 9:13 AM

Re: Atlas Axis alignment

Jane,

So you are telling me that if I drink a V8, I still won't be

balanced? ;-)

Here in the US, there was a TV commercial for V8 that gave the

impression that is what you needed for proper balance.

Hmmm. I guess it was just some more false advertising.

Hehehe :-D

 

 

 

Kenneth

T

 

 

- Jane MacRoss To:

 

Monday, March 10, 2008 4:30 PM

Atlas Axis alignment

 

Lynn yes - everyone's Atlas and Axis are

23.5' out of alignment - just like the planet - a Swiss man found this

and designed a way to get them to align - it is not a specifically

chiropractic procedure

Best,

Jane

[Guest guest]

I have this evil sense of humour - sometimes it gets the better of me

 

Jane

 

-

Lynn Ward

Wednesday, March 12, 2008 4:17 AM

Re: Atlas Axis alignment - Kenneth

At 12:01 PM 3/11/2008, you wrote:No, no - I knew you meant the juice...I meant, I didn't know Jane was referring to the car.....

I apologize for the confusion.When I was talking about V8, I was actually meaning the vegetable juice concoction that is sold in stores here in the US.But...We also call a car engine by numbers as well (ex: V6, V8).