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Book 5 · Vitality Balance · Volume 2 · chart · printed page 35

Chart 4 Foundation Circuits

Randolph Stone. Book 5, Volume 2, Vitality Balance. Chart 4 (printed page 35). Digital Dr. Stone archive: https://digitaldrstone.org/books/vitality-balance/chart-4/

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Fig. 1 shows the ligaments and connective tissue in their position for polarity response to influence the entire body posture. This is the foundation for structural correction. Elastic feet with a springy step indicate good vitality. (A) Head (B) Neck (C) Shoulders (D) Throat, thyroid, goiter (E) Kidney (F) Colon (G) SacrumReturn to passage · Open original illustration



Fig. 1 shows the ligaments and connective tissue in their position for polarity response to influence the entire body posture. This is the foundation for structural correction. Elastic feet with a springy step indicate good vitality.

Figure 1: view illustration

(A) Head

(B) Neck

(C) Shoulders

(D) Throat, thyroid, goiter

(E) Kidney

(F) Colon

(G) Sacrum

Fig. 2 shows muscles and tendons which assist in posture conditioning and in functional responses through polarity stimulation. "As below, so above."

Structures rest on foundations which must yield to the total impulse in motion.

(A) Tonsils (B) Throat (C) Occiput (D) Lungs (E) Diaphragm (F) Liver (G) Kidneys (H) Colon also top of foot (I) Umbilicus, intestines (J) Pelvis (K) Uterus (L) Bladder (M) ProstateReturn to passage · Open original illustration



(A) Tonsils

(B) Throat

(C) Occiput

(D) Lungs

(E) Diaphragm

(F) Liver

(G) Kidneys

(H) Colon also top of foot

(I) Umbilicus, intestines

(J) Pelvis

(K) Uterus

(L) Bladder

(M) Prostate

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Body centers found in the feet. Compare with Chart No. 4 in "Wireless Anatomy", Book 2.

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