Explanation of Chart No. 6

a correct relative position to the body for functional response by means of POLARITY CONTACTS on its opposite area: The elbow to the umbilicus, the upper colon to the area above the elbow joint on each side, and below it to the lower colon. The soft portion of the arm is also turned forward, toward the abdominal arc.

All these factors are important points to illustrate and treat as POLARITY AREAS of VITAL RESPONSE. It makes the work much easier and far more effective when contacts are EXACTLY POLARIZED and the soreness or obstruction is released.

To summarize: Chart No. 6 gives visible, direct relationship of the fields of the body for diagnosis and therapy. By placing the body in an imaginary position like this, or rather by visualizing the body in this position, each part is in its correct polarity relationship with the rest of the body, and the POLARITY CONTACTS can then be made with the patient lying on the back, side, stomach, or sitting up, depending on the type of treatment or the locations of the contacts to be made.

The posterior, outer curve of the legs is the same as the concave curve of the back. The inner, convex curve of the legs is the same as the outer abdominal curve, shown in this chart. The position of the feet is a perfect indication for head relationship, and so are the hands.

In Book 1, Charts 4 and 5 illustrate this in relation to involution. Each triangle gives its triune polarity and place in the body. Mentally place the patient's ailing region in this field in Chart 4 of Book 1, and you immediately know which field and poles need to be released and balanced.

As an example we'll assume that the trouble to be remedied is COLITIS. The bowel region, Virgo, relates to the knees and to the neck. See Chart No. 4 in Book 2 for hand and foot polar contacts and relate them to the body. Also see Chart No. 60 in the Supplement to Book 2 for the colon areas near the knee, and make contacts above that also, as explained in connection with Chart No. 13 in this book.