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Chart No. 4

[See Book 3, Chart 4]

cope with the load placed there because of stomach or liver upsets. When the energy cannot flow through, the strain in this tension field is referred to the other poles as blocks or obstructions.

Numbness in the arms has a similar origin in the digestive region and can be traced to overeating or digestive obstruction. All these troublesome symptoms can be treated and relieved by POLARITY THERAPY, by using the causative pole, tracing its effects and removing the block there also. Energy must flow through its neuter [neutral] pole to be balanced. All obstructed current flow registers as pain.

There is a similar location on the pubic bone as the inferior pole of the stomach reflex. The "X" indicates a sigmoid reflex in this dotted line extending to the third toe on the left foot. Test all three - positive, neuter [neutral] and negative poles - for soreness and response in cases of stomach trouble. It is surprising what these geometric polarity responses will do even in the most stubborn case, when they are found and the blocked energy field is released. The application is very simple, as shown in many instances in this course and in books I and II.

THE STRAIGHT LINE on the right side of the body connects a positive reflex center in the jaw and in the mandibular joint with the liver as the neuter [neutral] pole of response, and a similar negative reflex pole area located on the pubic bone, as shown in the diagram. The "X" indicates the cecum [caecum] in line with this reflex of the liver, reached through the toe. The dotted line in the center of the leg extends to the third toe on the right foot as the negative pole of the liver and jaw reflex. POLARITY THERAPY applied accordingly is a valuable liver treatment. It has been proven many times. It is not be be [to be] confused with the gall bladder treatment which is clearly given in chart No. 7 of this book. The areas vary somewhat because the gall bladder and the duodenum are fiery [yang] reflexes, nearer the middle line, while the liver and the stomach are watery [yin] polarity reflexes, located more laterally.[1]

Both third toes can be held at the same time for polarization and reflex response. Hold, stretch and release them in rhythmic intervals until the soreness is less and a good response is obtained.

CIRCLE No. 5 links the hip joints with the ankles, as a reflex representative area from a lateral viewpoint. This is a generally accepted co-ordination, indicated by pelvic reflexes around the ankles.

The arrows shown at the end of each circular line indicate centers, and the dotted lines are areas for contacts in POLARITY THERAPY. Sore spots are evidences of energy blocks which need to be released.

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1 To alleviate confusion between the Three Principles and the Five Elements, many Polarity practitioners refer to Dr. Stone's "Fiery Principle" as "Yang," and his "Watery Principle" as "Yin." See The Three Principles and Five Elements for more information.

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