Explanation of Chart No. 19

rhythmic impulses as a natural sequence of events, of sensory and motor action. This idea also explains the benefits of the rocking chair, the swing and the rocking horse of childhood days.

These mind impulses are compared to a clock, and the spinal impulses to the pendulum which ticks them off, as shown in Chart No. 13 in Book 3. One illustration blends into and clarifies the other. It is all the same Truth, approached from a different angle.

The brain and the body are one unit in this expressive creativeness, found in Soul growth and service. With further reference to Chart No. 13 in Book 3, the brain literally has wings, through mind action, as illustrated in Figure 5 in that chart. The Wings of Hermes, Mercury or Mind fluidity are the same as expressed in the Caduceus, and the wings on the feet of the messenger of the gods.

This really brings home the message of the Saints and Mystics; namely, for worldly activities we use the mind but for Spiritual progress the mind and the body must both be stilled for meditation and listening to the VOICE OF GOD WITHIN.

PHYSICAL BALANCE SUMMARY: The sacrum and the heels have a definite relationship as middle and inferior poles, shown in this chart. When making an examination or a check-up, see the sacrum as the foundation wedge of support for posture, structure and functional energy impulse. A brief analysis along these lines will save much time in balancing the structure from the bottom up. In all chronic cases, the root of the trouble is usually hidden here.

The center line over the sacrum is the vertical crease between the buttocks. Normally it should be straight in line with the spine. If it dips to one side, away from the middle, that is THE LOW SIDE OF THE SACRAL BASE, which needs balancing and correction. See "Polarity Therapy" Charts 11, 12, 13 and 14; also detailed charts in Book 4, "The Mysterious Sacrum".

One innominate [hip] may be high or low, NO MATTER WHICH WAY THE BASE IS TILTED. The buttocks indicate the innominate [hip] levels. By holding a yardstick flat under them, both sides show up as they are.

Do not overlook this basic correction.