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Book 5 · Vitality Balance · Volume 2 · chart · printed page 88

Chart 15 Vital Spinal Balancing Vertical and Lateral

Randolph Stone. Book 5, Volume 2, Vitality Balance. Chart 15 (printed page 88). Digital Dr. Stone archive: https://digitaldrstone.org/books/vitality-balance/chart-15/

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Fig. 1 shows the finger position in the double contacts, 1 & 2 [one and two], for a superior-inferior balance per Chart No. 2.Return to passage · Open original illustration



Fig. 1 shows the finger position in the double contacts, 1 & 2 [one and two], for a superior-inferior balance per Chart No. 2.

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Fig. 2 contact is on the 5th lumbar [fifth lumbar, L5] and 1st cervical [first cervical, C1]. It takes the knee support to make the lower contact firm, also for occipital and sacral contacts. Dotted lines on head and hip in Fig. 2 are for parietal contact with innominate [hip] contact.Return to passage · Open original illustration



Fig. 2 contact is on the 5th lumbar [fifth lumbar, L5] and 1st cervical [first cervical, C1]. It takes the knee support to make the lower contact firm, also for occipital and sacral contacts.

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Dotted lines on head and hip in Fig. 2 are for parietal contact with innominate [hip] contact.

Fig. 3 shows a double, lateral contact for balancing one side with the other.Return to passage · Open original illustration



Fig. 3 shows a double, lateral contact for balancing one side with the other.

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Fig. 4 shows position of both hands for spinal contacts - above and below - per figures 1 & 2Return to passage · Open original illustration



Fig. 4 shows position of both hands for spinal contacts - above and below - per figures 1 & 2

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