Chart No. 13

balance. They are the positive poles to the structure below, on each side.

The frontal bones carry sensory anterior polarity reflexes and must also be given proper attention in therapy. They are positive in action and register reflex pains from the abdomen.

The upper maxillary bones are pelvic anterior and lateral hip polarity reflexes.

The articulation (x) between the nasal bone and the frontal bone has a definite reflex to the foramen magnum and its sphenoid articulation through its basilar process. A gentle pressure on either side of the nasal bone has a relaxing effect. When not too tense, it can be slightly moved and a little clicking sound accompanies the movement. This is felt in the spenoid [sphenoid] articulation back in the head.

The seat of consciousness is located between the eyes, above this articulation (x). It radiates as rays all over the body, through nerves as wires and through polarity currents as wireless energies. Diffused energy rules the body. The centers in the body have an accumulated force of it as sensory or motor fields.

Fig. 2 shows the entire cerebrospinal system with its inclosed [enclosed] fluid as the central axis and reservoir of the nerve energy, as the airy center of consciousness, looking at it from the inner standpoint of currents rather than the external standpoint of structural fields.

Fig. 5, in the lower left-hand corner of the chart, is a picture of the brain with wings. The wings signify the uplifting soul impulses, capacities and possibilities for each being. The wings are described in detail in the explanation of chart No. 1 in this book.

The gravity line of the sacrum goes through the acetabulum, as shown in the central figure and in chart No. 11 of book II. The sacrum is the vital balancer of the individual energy in relation to gravity. It is the balance wheel of the body's own center of POLARITY, which governs the position of the spinal column through ligamentous and muscular attachments. It is also the center of many vital reflexes in addition to these structural ones. The sacrum is the key triangle of the pelvis, registering all the impulses, reactions and disturbances of the watery element in the human body. Especially the skin and mucous functions are affected by the abnormal actions of frustrated impulses and the structural relationship of the sacrum.

The shorter of the two legs, according to therapeutic measurement, relates mostly to the electromagnetic central-core over-all stress of the individual through the sacrum and the foramen magnum, by internal muscular tension. Structurally, an anterior sacral base is the cause of the short leg, and not a posterior innominate [hip] as was usually taught.

Correction of the anterior sacral base is the simple answer to the complicated problems of the spine, the sacro-iliac [sacroiliac] articulations and the mysterious intervertebral discs which have been held under pressure so long that the elasticity of the structure cannot be maintained by a limited circulation. Pressure and strain have their effects. Much can be done in these cases by means of POLARITY THERAPY and basic balance of natural fields by releasing the stress in the electromagnetic fields and in the structures.

X-rays do not throw much light on these disc problems^[1] because the cartilage is not visible

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¹ Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was developed in the 1970's and 80's. This system can show injuries and malformations in soft tissues like cartilage.