Comments on Reprint of Chart No. 11 from Book III

lumbar vertebrae. If one shoulder is superior or posterior, these lines are displaced from the perfect relationship shown here. Knowing the normal, the abnormal in all its variations can be seen at a glance.

Posteriority on one side means anteriority on the other side at the same level and diagonally across the back, following the lines. Plus or posterior at the top indicates a minus anterior on the opposite bottom, following the same diagonal line. This is present in most cases where the twist or distortion is not too complicated, or compensated by time and Nature's resistance to this torque of stress and structural strain, or internal pull of imbalance.

Having thoroughly illustrated the normal sacrum in its various relations and functions, it should be easy to compare the abnormal sacrum and correct its position, Polarity relationship, and current flow.