Gentle
muscle monitoring is the key tool used by Kinesiology
and Touch for Health pracitioners to receive answers from that
infinitely intelligent computer that is our body. In this
localised field of information we are tapping into the knowledge
of an amazing field of power.
With Kinesiology techniques we
facilitate the information to flow smoothly throughout
the system, thus re-organising and transforming the energetic
make-up of our body. At
the same time we also influence our surroundings and who
we are in the context and the concept of our environment
is constantly changing and evolving.
Understanding
that and working with this body of knowledge is fascinating
and humbling at the same time.It
all started with Dr.
George Goodheart in 1971 - when he discovered
the energetic link between chiropractic adjustment and energetic
flow of information. In
the early seventies however, Dr. John Thie, a formidable chiropractor
with wonderful humanitarian insight started to teach Touch for Health,
a system which was designed for lay people.
Dr.
John Thie had studied under Goodheart and had come to the conclusion
that muscle monitoring should be taught to lay people
as a means of self-help for optimizing the community health. At
first, only doctors, mainly chiropractors, studied this new system. Since
then millions of people from all walks of life have studied Touch
for Health.
Many have been so inspired and encouraged by it, that
they devised their own systems within the Kinesiology field. His
first book,Touch for Health, 1973, is now an
international best seller. Millions of people around the globe
have been introduced to his modality and it is the foundation
of many new and fascinating methods.
The
Kinesiology movement has now created a worldwide network
of healers and teachers. And it all started from here! (the
drawing originates from the Touch For Health website)
For
more information: http://www.touch4health.com and www.touch4health.org.au
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A simple 14 Muscle Balance is designed to:

The Triad of Health:
Using
the different aspects of the Triangle of Health as an indicator,
we can monitor the energy situation of the body’s meridians
and help correct imbalances, where they occur.
Each
meridian is connected to one or more indicator muscles in the
body.
Gently
testing them for their being “switched on” or
not, is what we do when we do muscle monitoring.
The
technique used in this case is to gently activate the neurolymphatic
reflex points in the body, to also hold certain points on the
cranium which are called neurovascular reflex points.
As
a third means of increasing the energy flow we gently stroke
along the run of the body’s meridians - thus strengthening
the flow of
their energy.
This
allows the body to balance out its energy flow and correct
whatever imbalances have been there before, the
symptoms of which we may have felt in the form of aches, muscle impairment, intolerance
to a certain food or substance or other. |