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Book 2 · The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function · Volume 1 · chart · printed page 46

Chart 39 Occipto-Temporal [Occipitotemporal] Contacts and Positions.

Randolph Stone. Book 2, Volume 1, The Wireless Anatomy of Man & Its Function. Chart 39 (printed page 46). Digital Dr. Stone archive: https://digitaldrstone.org/books/wireless-anatomy/chart-39/

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(A) Contact point of hand behind ear.Return to passage · Open original illustration (A) Contact point of hand behind ear.



(A) Contact point of hand behind ear.

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Completed contact

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Adjustment position for the temporal-occipital region plus a 7th cervical [seventh cervical, C7] and 1st dorsal [first thoracic, T1] correction, all in one move. The principle of this contact is based upon the crossing over of the brain currents in the neck and its letter X effect on tissues. A gentle correction given here is supported by the entire hand. It gives by itself when the line of force is correct and indicated by muscle tension. A relaxation of the lower poles must be accomplished first or it will not stay put.Return to passage · Open original illustration


Adjustment position for the temporal-occipital region plus a 7th cervical [seventh cervical, C7] and 1st dorsal [first thoracic, T1] correction, all in one move.

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The principle of this contact is based upon the crossing over of the brain currents in the neck and its letter X effect on tissues. A gentle correction given here is supported by the entire hand. It gives by itself when the line of force is correct and indicated by muscle tension. A relaxation of the lower poles must be accomplished first or it will not stay put.

Position of hand on occiput for a stretch to open foramen magnum opposite to the adjusting contact. It also has a positioning effect on the temporal bone.Return to passage · Open original illustration



Position of hand on occiput for a stretch to open foramen magnum opposite to the adjusting contact. It also has a positioning effect on the temporal bone.

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