Explanation of Chart No. 8

4. Placing the head in the pelvis gives us further thoughtful likeness of the above being expressed in the below, as specific functions in life . In this position the top of the head is the pelvis and the peritoneum and the jaws are the symphysis pubis [pubic symphysis]. The lips become the sensitive response of the generative impulse, the closeness in feeling in the act of kissing being a special sense function. The membranes have an intestinal response, as soreness on the lips proves many intestinal upsets or fevers. These are functional membrane extension correspondences.

The diagnosis from the tongue is entirely practical by its location. The back of the tongue corresponds to this lower pelvic area. It is well known that pressure on the back or root of the tongue has an effect on the uterus and the bladder. The uvula is equivalent to the rectum in its function; namely that of deglutition [swallowing] in relation to defecation. The eyes can be approximate representatives to the ovaries because they have a line of response under the eyes. The nose has a central position and with the head in this area, corresponds to the uterus, the bladder and the prostate.

Bony structure correspondence: The two innominate [hip] bones correspond to the two parietal bones of the head. The ischium and the hip sockets find their opposite poles in the temporal bones of the head. The symphysis pubis [pubic symphysis] has its polarity reflex to the jaw bone.

Posteriorly, the sacrum is in position of the occiput here, and the sphenoid bone which connects to the occiput through its basilar process, corresponds to the coccyx.

All this is through reflection from above, as ideas and patterns expressed in the body. They have their purpose and reason for being or we would not exist. It takes thought and time and much patient effort to see and understand Nature as a whole and our own body as it really is in its placement to the CENTRAL VITAL CURRENT which animates all.