Polarity Therapy Volume 1, Book 3: Polarity Therapy

Contents

Single-page gaps in the text sequence are chart pages.

Front matter

• Page i
• Page ii — Contents
• Page iii — Contents
• Page iv — Contents
• Page v — Contents

Text

• Page 1 — Introduction
• Page 2 — Introduction
• Page 3 — Introduction
• Page 5 — Limitations in Matter
• Page 6 — Limitations in Matter
• Page 7 — The Three Bodies of Man as the Basis of Polarity Principles in Action
• Page 8 — The Three Bodies of Man
• Page 9 — Polarity Principles in Action
• Page 10 — Polarity Principles in Action
• Page 11 — Polarity Principles in Action
• Page 12 — Polarity is Triune Energy in Motion
• Page 13 — Polarity as the Magnet of Life
• Page 14 — Polarity as the Magnet of Life
• Page 15 — Polarity as the Magnet of Life
• Page 16 — Polarity in its Simplicity
• Page 17 — Polarity in its Simplicity
• Page 18 — Structural Polarization
• Page 19 — The Importance of the Brachial Plexus
• Page 20 — Viewpoints on Therapy and Progress
• Page 21 — Viewpoints on Therapy and Progress
• Page 22 — Viewpoints on Therapy and Progress
• Page 23 — Comparative Values of Principles in Therapeutics
• Page 24 — Causes and Effects
• Page 25 — Summary of Basic Principles in the Use of Polarity Technique
• Page 27 — Chart No. 1
• Page 28 — Chart No. 1
• Page 29 — Chart No. 1
• Page 30 — Chart No. 1
• Page 32 — Chart No. 2
• Page 33 — Chart No. 2
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• Page 38 — Chart No. 3
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• Page 46 — Chart No. 4
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• Page 49 — Chart No. 5
• Page 51 — Chart No. 6
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• Page 55 — Chart No. 7
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• Page 58 — Chart No. 8
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• Page 61 — Chart No. 9
• Page 63 — Chart No. 10
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• Page 66 — Chart No. 11
• Page 68 — Chart No. 12
• Page 70 — Chart No. 13
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• Page 75 — Chart No. 14
• Page 77 — Chart No. 15
• Page 79 — Chart No. 16
• Page 81 — Chart No. 17
• Page 82 — Chart No. 17
• Page 84 — Chart No. 18
• Page 86 — Chart No. 19
• Page 88 — Chart No. 20
• Page 89 — Chart No. 20
• Page 90 — Gas Releasing Techniques According to Polarity Principles
• Page 91 — Gas Releasing Techniques
• Page 92 — Gas Releasing Techniques
• Page 94 — Chart No. 21
• Page 96 — Chart No. 22
• Page 98 — Chart No. 23
• Page 100 — Chart No. 24
• Page 102 — Chart No. 25
• Page 103 — Leeches and Their Value in Polarity Therapy[1]
• Page 104 — Leeches and Their Value in Polarity Therapy[1]
• Page 105 — Leeches and Their Value in Polarity Therapy[1]
• Page 106 — Polarity Diet
• Page 107 — Polarity Diet
• Page 108 — Polarity Diet
• Page 109 — Polarity Diet
• Page 110 — Polarity Diet
• Page 111 — Polarity Diet
• Page 112 — Polarity Diet
• Page 113 — The Breath of Life and the Cycle of Nutrition
• Page 114 — The Breath of Life and the Cycle of Nutrition
• Page 115 — The Breath of Life and the Cycle of Nutrition
• Page 116 — The Breath of Life and the Cycle of Nutrition

Charts

• Chart 1 — Psycho-Physiological Key Chart Ancient and Modern for Polarity Therapy
• Chart 2 — Opposites Polarized. Diagram of the Pattern of Life Force and the Tissue Cell.
• Chart 3 — Comparative Diagnostic Reflex Areas of Therapeutic Importance. The Story the Hands Can Tell About Polarity Therapy. Superior-Inferior Locations of Body Ovals and Their Wireless Circuits Found in the Hands as Acute Neuter [Neutral] Reflex Areas and in the Feet as Chronic Negative Symptomatic Reflex Areas.
• Chart 4 — Geometric Anterior and Lateral Polarity Reflexes as Potent Superior and Inferior Contact Points Polarizing the Superior Pole with Middle or Inferior Pole.
• Chart 5 — Posterior Lateral Geometrical Polarity Reflexes and Contact Points from Side to Side, and the Superior to the Middle or to the Inferior, Straight, or Cross Over.
• Chart 6 — Primary Fields of Space Circles as Body Cavities with Their Cross Over [Crossover] Polarity Lines of Energy and One Neuter [Neutral] Center in Each. The Chest Represents the Physical Field of Airiness and Respiration. The Energy Aspect of the Airy Element is Usually Attributed to the Mind, the Brain, and the Nervous System, Prior to Physical Function.
• Chart 7 — The Path of the Fiery Principle of Light and Warmth.
• Chart 8 — Principles of Chart No. 7 Applied as Therapy. Polarity Contact Points for Gall Bladder, Gall Duct and Duodenum, to Release Energy Blocks.
• Chart 9 — Polarizing Painful Energy Blocks in the Long Bones of the Legs.
• Chart 10 — Body Polarity and Gravity Test Board.
• Chart 11 — Perfect Body Polarity and Gravity Lines on the Test Board.
• Chart 12 — The Sphenoid Bone and the Coccyx Correspondence as Superior and Inferior Polarity Reflexes.
• Chart 13 — Mind the Primal Centrifugal Energy of the Soul Flowing Over the Field of the Brain, Spinal Cord and Nerves in the Media of the Cerebro-spinal Fluid as Lines of Balance, and Structural Relationship of Pattern Energy.
• Chart 14 — Sacral Balancing Technique by Vibratory Directional Impulses and Position.
• Chart 15 — Vibratory Posterior Sacral and Innominate [Hip] Technique.
• Chart 16 — Innominate [Hip], Temporal and Occipital Release.
• Chart 17 — Polarizing Throat Reflexes from the Web Between the Thumb and the Sore Spots on Top of the Head on That Side.
• Chart 18 — Polarizing Contacts Across the Spine with a Rotational Twisting Stretch on the Muscles of Each Side in Opposite Directions.
• Chart 19 — Anterior Polarizing Contacts with the Current Flow from Head to Feet.
• Chart 20 — Pelvic Polarity Corrections According to the Lines of Tension and Tenderness Found in the Fibres [Fibers] of the Gluteus Muscles.
• Chart 21 — Step One in Gas Releasing Technique. Anterior and Posterior View.
• Chart 22 — Activating Anterior and Posterior Body Areas for the Release of Gases.
• Chart 23 — Shoulder Contacts with Knee Support at Various Points on the Back for Gas Release.
• Chart 24 — Contacts Under the Shoulder Blades for Gas Symptoms and Better Air Intake.
• Chart 25 — Treatment for Gas Pressure by Polarity Stimulation on the Head, Soft Palate, and Neck.

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