Guest guest Posted December 8, 2005 Report Share Posted December 8, 2005 From The Huna Research Bulletin May 2004 • No.11 Energy Secrets of "Mr. Peanut" by Dr. John La Tourrette We often talk of the energy rivers of the body as 12 or 14 separate meridians or channels, but "the big picture" is that they are one circulating channel. ‘Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming, in his book, Advanced Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan illustrates this well with what he terms "the grand Circulation or Da C/iou Tien, in which one collects chi or mana and circulates it unendingly. One circulation goes immediately into another. Dr. Yang is a terrific person, a person that has given himself the huge task of translating the ancient Chinese texts into English, so that that "almost lost" knowledge can be learned by others out of their Chinese culture. But... The "Small Circulation" for example, that he talks about. He has the Central Meridian RUNNING THE WRONG DIRECTION. He has that Meridian running from the bottom lip, down the front of the body to the pubic bone. It does NOT run that direction, BUT runs the opposite direction, from the pubic bone, up the front of the body, to the lower lip and then to the tongue ... this can be easily verified with Energy Testing... Also remember that the Chinese Masters were notorious in "hiding" their secrets from anyone except their own chosen family members ... sort of like the Kahuna of old kept close to their vest their Inner Secrets. The GOOD NEWS is we "FIGURED" out how-specifically to do the REAL DRILL for real, and we have verified it with our own clients and on ourselves. The Drill The secrets of the "small circulation" drill following the natural/correct energy paths Vince calls it "Energy Secrets of Mr. Peanut" because when he looked at his sketch after I explained it over the phone, it looked like "Mr. Peanut." Fortunately Vince had his voice recorder running so he was able to transcribe the explanation for those of you who might not be familiar with all the energy centers, flows, hook-ups, etc. used Unfortunately the recording was pretty garbled ... so this isn’t the best transcription, but all the steps are there. Here it is Use a specific affirmation that you say in when/as you actually do the Chi orbit right that Chi orbit also forms a sideways eight inside the body starting at the tantien and going in both directions. BUT you have to learn one cycle, then learn the other cycle, then practice doing them together. Make sure the breath, tantien, spine is learned first ... then learn the breath, tantien, and Central Meridian. The Tan Tien is a Chi collection point about three inches below the belly button. The breath, with Chi mixed in, actually comes in through the nose (which activates all the Chi centers in the brain) going down to the lower tantien Now you circle the Chi up through the back of the spine ... starting at the tail bone, being sure to go through the gates at the small of the back, between the shoulder blades, at the base of the brain stem, over the top of the head, and down the forehead to the upper lip, into the top of the mouth where it connects with the tongue that is placed on the roof of the mouth. Then exhale the breath through the mouth. Once you have that pattern down you can add the next step ... circling Chi up through the front of the body in the same manner. Breath into the nose, circle the breath down to the tantien, then circle the Chi up the front of the body to the lower lip, into the mouth and up to the roof palate. Now exhale through the opert mouth, and restart the cycle 1. nose, tantien, spine, breath out (all with a visualization) 2. nose, tantien, Central front Meridian (all with a visualization)... The Sea of the Chi is the tantien, which is right below the navel about two inches. So you breathe in through the nose (with the tongue touching the palate, of course) filling that Sea of Chi ... and you force it from your Sea of Chi to your tail bone and all the way up your spine and all through those gates ... all the way through and up over your forehead ... down back to your upper lip and back to your tongue ... and then you breathe out. Then you breathe in again through the nose and all the way down to the Sea of Chi at the tantien, force it down to your first Chakra and up the front Central meridian all the way up to your lower lip and back to the tongue, right where it touches the palate, and then you breathe out. And of course you do• it with an affirmation and visualization ... the same type of affirmation Max was talking about when he had the breath come in through the nose, go into the lower belly, than he visualized the fountain of energy down at the Sea of Chi, and it rises up until it spills out of your head filling up your external aura with all that vital force, that is magnetized by the visualization, by the thoughts that you hold in your mind and you do the breathing... •Max’s version doesn’t follow any neurological pathways ... it doesn’t involve any Chi pathways either, but it’s a good visualization technique because when you do it you get better. But why not do it following the energy pathways ... why not do it filling up the reservoirs of Chi ... on the front, on the back, and also the Sea of Chi? And now you’ve got it all filled up, so now what are you going to do with this? Now you can use it throughout your twelve basic meridians starting at the time of day of the meridian and tracing them all tracing them manually with your electromagnetic palms Chakras. If a person was terminal ... with just about any illness ... it would be very effective, especially when combined with other forms of Chi restoration ... and what you could also, is do it at level, while you are Remote Viewing some other person while you are hooked up on the etheric level, and affecting their energies on that level of the mind.., on somebody on their energy fields. Huna Research, Inc. / 1760 Anna Street / Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701-4504 USA www.huna-research.com / Email: huna / Telephone 1-573-334.3478 Scanned and Prepared by Greg "Gator" Radke Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 9, 2005 Report Share Posted December 9, 2005 This is GREAT info ... Thanks for the insight " Mr. Peanut " This info is especially helpful for me because I recently started doing Tai Chi / Qi Gong to attempt to clear up some sort of blockages I saw once during meditation. I have always been extremely sensitive to others energies and rather intuitive (aren't we all? lol) Therefore, I KNOW I have the ability to heal myself and hopefully heal others as well someday however, I'm just frustrated because I don't know where to start. I don't want to jump into anything that I may not have the spiritual discipline or wisdom to handle. From what I've read, apparently I need to perform an aura and chakras cleanse. I've been told my 5th chakra is blocked BUT I suffer w/ terrible circulation and think it may be my 4th Chakra that is blocked. This blockage is causing me to constantly have cold hands & feet, dry eyes, dark circles under my eyes, edema (when I stand too long or in extreme heat) mental fog & confusion, arthritic neck pain, and most devastating of all a prevention of Chi energy to properly flowing through my body. If it wasn't for my deep beliefs in spiritual evolution, I would have probably commited suicide a long time ago as a result of all the stress associated with this blockage. I believe everything happens for a reason and I believe with every ounce of my being that someday I will be healed. Therefore, if ANYONE here could possibly steer me in the right direction I'd GREATLY GREATLY appreciate it! THANKS Robin , " Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD " <kahunaviking> wrote: > > From " The Huna Research Bulletin " > May 2004 • No.11 > > Energy Secrets of " Mr. Peanut " > by Dr. John La Tourrette > > We often talk of the energy rivers of the body as 12 or 14 separate meridians or channels, but " the big picture " is that they are one circulating channel. > > > `Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming, in his book, Advanced Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan illustrates this well with what he terms " the grand Circulation or Da C/iou Tien, in which one collects chi or mana and circulates it unendingly. One circulation goes immediately into another. > > Dr. Yang is a terrific person, a person that has given himself the huge task of translating the ancient Chinese texts into English, so that that " almost lost " knowledge can be learned by others out of their Chinese culture. > > But... > > The " Small Circulation " for example, that he talks about. He has the Central Meridian RUNNING THE WRONG DIRECTION. He has that Meridian running from the bottom lip, down the front of the body to the pubic bone. > > It does NOT run that direction, BUT runs the opposite direction, from the pubic bone, up the front of the body, to the lower lip and then to the tongue ... this can be easily verified with Energy Testing... > > Also remember that the Chinese Masters were notorious in " hiding " their secrets from anyone except their own chosen family members ... sort of like the Kahuna of old kept close to their vest their Inner Secrets. > > The GOOD NEWS is we " FIGURED " out how-specifically to do the REAL DRILL for real, and we have verified it with our own clients and on ourselves. > > The Drill > > The secrets of the " small circulation " drill following the natural/correct energy paths > > Vince calls it " Energy Secrets of Mr. Peanut " because when he looked at his sketch after I explained it over the phone, it looked like " Mr. Peanut. " > > Fortunately Vince had his voice recorder running so he was able to transcribe the explanation for those of you who might not be familiar with all the energy centers, flows, hook-ups, etc. used > > Unfortunately the recording was pretty garbled ... so this isn't the best transcription, but all the steps are there. Here it is > > Use a specific affirmation that you say in when/as you actually do the Chi orbit right > that Chi orbit also forms a sideways eight inside the body starting at the tantien and going in both directions. > > BUT you have to learn one cycle, then learn the other cycle, then practice doing them together. Make sure the breath, tantien, spine is learned first ... then learn the breath, tantien, and Central Meridian. > > The Tan Tien is a Chi collection point about three inches below the belly button. > > The breath, with Chi mixed in, actually comes in through the nose (which activates all the Chi centers in the brain) going down to the lower tantien Now you circle the Chi up through the back of the spine ... starting at the tail bone, being sure to go through the gates at the small of the back, between the shoulder blades, at the base of the brain stem, over the top of the head, and down the forehead to the upper lip, into the top of the mouth where it connects with the tongue that is placed on the roof of the mouth. > > Then exhale the breath through the mouth. > > Once you have that pattern down you can add the next step ... circling Chi up through the front of the body in the same manner. > > Breath into the nose, circle the breath down to the tantien, then circle the Chi up the front of the body to the lower lip, into the mouth and up to the roof palate. > > Now exhale through the opert mouth, and restart the cycle > > 1. nose, tantien, spine, breath out (all with a visualization) > > 2. nose, tantien, Central front Meridian (all with a visualization)... > > The Sea of the Chi is the tantien, which is right below the navel about two inches. > > So you breathe in through the nose (with the tongue touching the palate, of course) > filling that Sea of Chi ... and you force it from your Sea of Chi to your tail bone and all the way up your spine and all through those gates ... all the way through and up over your forehead ... down back to your upper lip and back to your tongue ... and then you breathe out. > > Then you breathe in again through the nose and all the way down to the Sea of Chi at the tantien, force it down to your first Chakra and up the front Central meridian all the way up to your lower lip and back to the tongue, right where it touches the palate, and then you breathe out. > > And of course you do• it with an affirmation and visualization ... the same type of affirmation Max was talking about when he had the breath come in through the nose, go into the lower belly, than he visualized the fountain of energy down at the Sea of Chi, and it rises up until it spills out of your head filling up your external aura with all that vital force, that is magnetized by the visualization, by the thoughts that you hold in your mind and you do the breathing... > > •Max's version doesn't follow any neurological pathways ... it doesn't involve any Chi pathways either, but it's a good visualization technique because when you do it you get better. > > But why not do it following the energy pathways ... why not do it filling up the reservoirs of Chi ... on the front, on the back, and also the Sea of Chi? > > And now you've got it all filled up, so now what are you going to do with this? > > Now you can use it throughout your twelve basic meridians starting at the time of day of the meridian and tracing them all tracing them manually with your electromagnetic palms Chakras. > > If a person was terminal ... with just about any illness ... it would be very effective, especially when combined with other forms of Chi restoration ... and what you could also, is do it at level, while you are Remote Viewing some other person while you are hooked up on the etheric level, and affecting their energies on that level of the mind.., on somebody on their energy fields. > > > Huna Research, Inc. / 1760 Anna Street / Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701-4504 USA > www.huna-research.com / Email: huna@m... / Telephone 1-573- 334.3478 > > Scanned and Prepared by Greg " Gator " Radke > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2005 Report Share Posted December 11, 2005 Hi robin What jumped to my conscious Is the thought ‘’Someday’’ As I believe That thoughts are the beginning Of creating our reality Someday never comes And my suggestions is to transfer It to present time It will happen Orna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 12, 2005 Report Share Posted December 12, 2005 Oh Orna... you're so right!!! I can't believe I didn't notice that as I know we can create and alter our current and future circumstances by our thoughts that we project out into the universe. THANKS SOOO MUCH for reminding me that someday starts now! -Robin , " simple " <simple@z...> wrote: > > Hi robin > > What jumped to my conscious > > > Is the thought `'Someday'' > > As I believe > > That thoughts are the beginning > > Of creating our reality > > Someday never comes > > And my suggestions is to transfer > > It to present time > > It will happen > > > > Orna > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 13, 2005 Report Share Posted December 13, 2005 Hi robin I am a member also in the huna ohana group And Vince talked lately about ‘’watch you’re words Since then I see that its like a screen of my Reality and others reality And when doing drills I have more and more Wanted results in my life It’s an extraordinary exciting exploration To look at others is much more simple then to look in myself But every day I find new things As I always say Life is great Keep having fun now Orna On Behalf Of robin_raquel Monday, December 12, 2005 5:20 AM Re: Energy Secrets of " Mr. Peanut " Oh Orna... you're so right!!! I can't believe I didn't notice that as I know we can create and alter our current and future circumstances by our thoughts that we project out into the universe. THANKS SOOO MUCH for reminding me that someday starts now! -Robin , " simple " <simple@z...> wrote: > > Hi robin > > What jumped to my conscious > > > Is the thought `'Someday'' > > As I believe > > That thoughts are the beginning > > Of creating our reality > > Someday never comes > > And my suggestions is to transfer > > It to present time > > It will happen > > > > Orna > -- Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.13.13/197 - Release 09/12/2005 -- Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.13.13/197 - Release 09/12/2005 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 13, 2005 Report Share Posted December 13, 2005 Thank Vince & Doc for the cool drill. I tried this with 'Anything is possible' which I got from Sean's newletter (Thanks Sean), then after a few rounds of that, I combined this drill with a timeline drill from doc, where I went into the future to my future self and did some stuff, then came back with that belief that I can now do X, and circulated that. Calibrating the before and after of that drill is interesting too. Oh you can also fuck it up and let your mind drift, go into autopilot, and start worrying about whatever, then let that circulate - yes it took me a couple of rounds before I stopped myself :> So make sure you focus on what you want. Michael. , " Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD " <kahunaviking> wrote: > > From " The Huna Research Bulletin " > May 2004 • No.11 > > Energy Secrets of " Mr. Peanut " > by Dr. John La Tourrette > > We often talk of the energy rivers of the body as 12 or 14 separate meridians or channels, but " the big picture " is that they are one circulating channel. > > > `Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming, in his book, Advanced Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan illustrates this well with what he terms " the grand Circulation or Da C/iou Tien, in which one collects chi or mana and circulates it unendingly. One circulation goes immediately into another. > > Dr. Yang is a terrific person, a person that has given himself the huge task of translating the ancient Chinese texts into English, so that that " almost lost " knowledge can be learned by others out of their Chinese culture. > > But... > > The " Small Circulation " for example, that he talks about. He has the Central Meridian RUNNING THE WRONG DIRECTION. He has that Meridian running from the bottom lip, down the front of the body to the pubic bone. > > It does NOT run that direction, BUT runs the opposite direction, from the pubic bone, up the front of the body, to the lower lip and then to the tongue ... this can be easily verified with Energy Testing... > > Also remember that the Chinese Masters were notorious in " hiding " their secrets from anyone except their own chosen family members ... sort of like the Kahuna of old kept close to their vest their Inner Secrets. > > The GOOD NEWS is we " FIGURED " out how-specifically to do the REAL DRILL for real, and we have verified it with our own clients and on ourselves. > > The Drill > > The secrets of the " small circulation " drill following the natural/correct energy paths > > Vince calls it " Energy Secrets of Mr. Peanut " because when he looked at his sketch after I explained it over the phone, it looked like " Mr. Peanut. " > > Fortunately Vince had his voice recorder running so he was able to transcribe the explanation for those of you who might not be familiar with all the energy centers, flows, hook-ups, etc. used > > Unfortunately the recording was pretty garbled ... so this isn't the best transcription, but all the steps are there. Here it is > > Use a specific affirmation that you say in when/as you actually do the Chi orbit right > that Chi orbit also forms a sideways eight inside the body starting at the tantien and going in both directions. > > BUT you have to learn one cycle, then learn the other cycle, then practice doing them together. Make sure the breath, tantien, spine is learned first ... then learn the breath, tantien, and Central Meridian. > > The Tan Tien is a Chi collection point about three inches below the belly button. > > The breath, with Chi mixed in, actually comes in through the nose (which activates all the Chi centers in the brain) going down to the lower tantien Now you circle the Chi up through the back of the spine ... starting at the tail bone, being sure to go through the gates at the small of the back, between the shoulder blades, at the base of the brain stem, over the top of the head, and down the forehead to the upper lip, into the top of the mouth where it connects with the tongue that is placed on the roof of the mouth. > > Then exhale the breath through the mouth. > > Once you have that pattern down you can add the next step ... circling Chi up through the front of the body in the same manner. > > Breath into the nose, circle the breath down to the tantien, then circle the Chi up the front of the body to the lower lip, into the mouth and up to the roof palate. > > Now exhale through the opert mouth, and restart the cycle > > 1. nose, tantien, spine, breath out (all with a visualization) > > 2. nose, tantien, Central front Meridian (all with a visualization)... > > The Sea of the Chi is the tantien, which is right below the navel about two inches. > > So you breathe in through the nose (with the tongue touching the palate, of course) > filling that Sea of Chi ... and you force it from your Sea of Chi to your tail bone and all the way up your spine and all through those gates ... all the way through and up over your forehead ... down back to your upper lip and back to your tongue ... and then you breathe out. > > Then you breathe in again through the nose and all the way down to the Sea of Chi at the tantien, force it down to your first Chakra and up the front Central meridian all the way up to your lower lip and back to the tongue, right where it touches the palate, and then you breathe out. > > And of course you do• it with an affirmation and visualization ... the same type of affirmation Max was talking about when he had the breath come in through the nose, go into the lower belly, than he visualized the fountain of energy down at the Sea of Chi, and it rises up until it spills out of your head filling up your external aura with all that vital force, that is magnetized by the visualization, by the thoughts that you hold in your mind and you do the breathing... > > •Max's version doesn't follow any neurological pathways ... it doesn't involve any Chi pathways either, but it's a good visualization technique because when you do it you get better. > > But why not do it following the energy pathways ... why not do it filling up the reservoirs of Chi ... on the front, on the back, and also the Sea of Chi? > > And now you've got it all filled up, so now what are you going to do with this? > > Now you can use it throughout your twelve basic meridians starting at the time of day of the meridian and tracing them all tracing them manually with your electromagnetic palms Chakras. > > If a person was terminal ... with just about any illness ... it would be very effective, especially when combined with other forms of Chi restoration ... and what you could also, is do it at level, while you are Remote Viewing some other person while you are hooked up on the etheric level, and affecting their energies on that level of the mind.., on somebody on their energy fields. > > > Huna Research, Inc. / 1760 Anna Street / Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701-4504 USA > www.huna-research.com / Email: huna@m... / Telephone 1-573- 334.3478 > > Scanned and Prepared by Greg " Gator " Radke > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 14, 2005 Report Share Posted December 14, 2005 Hi. My little story concerning this topic: Where to start? About 3 weeks ago I found a question that had bothered me for a long time partially answered in a book about Acupuncture and Acupressure. Here's a bit of history how that question came up. Skip it if you're not interested. [i had worked about 2 years with the chinese (and Robert Bruce's) approach of pulling energy up the spine and down in front and saving it in the lower Dan tien. You're right, it took a long time to make it work. Then I read somewhere on these groups that the central meridian runs the other way. So I reversed EVERYTHING and somehow, it worked better. At least in front. So I stayed confused. And I didn't know how to safe the energy. Then, some months ago, after visiting a kinesiology class, I decided to try it with both meridians at the same time. Not listening to the chinese stuff and Robert Bruce I kept the energy in the head. I got a real bad headache for at least two days. So the next question came up...] where does the energy go from the point where they meet in the mouth???? The book had a new idea of another meridian in the middle of the body and the idea of the central meridian being able to run both ways but that seemed a bit strange to me. So my teacher and me started energy testing this. Conclusion: - There's no unknown meridian. - The central meridian IS able to run both ways, up AND down. Hm. But we both knew that zipping down weakens so... how does that fit together? The answer is quite interesting. It's running UP ON THE OUTSIDE and running DOWN INSIDE. Guess what? Same goes for the governing vessel. So we tried to find out by energy testing what works best FOR ME. Up BOTH MERIDIANS AT THE SAME TIME, meeting in the mouth and then down inside the body to the lower dan tien, saving the energy there. Wow. I don't say that I know that this is the way IT IS or everybody should do it but for me, it's really, really strong. (Pono...?) Stronger than anything I had experienced before. I can charge myself in a very short time in a way I'd never thought to be possible. Funny things happening around me since I found that out. Just wanted to share that with you. Hope it helps anyone else the same way it helped me. Michael , " Rev. James Vinson Wingo, DD " <kahunaviking> wrote: > > From " The Huna Research Bulletin " > May 2004 • No.11 > > Energy Secrets of " Mr. Peanut " > by Dr. John La Tourrette > > We often talk of the energy rivers of the body as 12 or 14 separate meridians or channels, but " the big picture " is that they are one circulating channel. > > > `Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming, in his book, Advanced Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan illustrates this well with what he terms " the grand Circulation or Da C/iou Tien, in which one collects chi or mana and circulates it unendingly. One circulation goes immediately into another. > > Dr. Yang is a terrific person, a person that has given himself the huge task of translating the ancient Chinese texts into English, so that that " almost lost " knowledge can be learned by others out of their Chinese culture. > > But... > > The " Small Circulation " for example, that he talks about. He has the Central Meridian RUNNING THE WRONG DIRECTION. He has that Meridian running from the bottom lip, down the front of the body to the pubic bone. > > It does NOT run that direction, BUT runs the opposite direction, from the pubic bone, up the front of the body, to the lower lip and then to the tongue ... this can be easily verified with Energy Testing... > > Also remember that the Chinese Masters were notorious in " hiding " their secrets from anyone except their own chosen family members ... sort of like the Kahuna of old kept close to their vest their Inner Secrets. > > The GOOD NEWS is we " FIGURED " out how-specifically to do the REAL DRILL for real, and we have verified it with our own clients and on ourselves. > > The Drill > > The secrets of the " small circulation " drill following the natural/correct energy paths > > Vince calls it " Energy Secrets of Mr. Peanut " because when he looked at his sketch after I explained it over the phone, it looked like " Mr. Peanut. " > > Fortunately Vince had his voice recorder running so he was able to transcribe the explanation for those of you who might not be familiar with all the energy centers, flows, hook-ups, etc. used > > Unfortunately the recording was pretty garbled ... so this isn't the best transcription, but all the steps are there. Here it is > > Use a specific affirmation that you say in when/as you actually do the Chi orbit right > that Chi orbit also forms a sideways eight inside the body starting at the tantien and going in both directions. > > BUT you have to learn one cycle, then learn the other cycle, then practice doing them together. Make sure the breath, tantien, spine is learned first ... then learn the breath, tantien, and Central Meridian. > > The Tan Tien is a Chi collection point about three inches below the belly button. > > The breath, with Chi mixed in, actually comes in through the nose (which activates all the Chi centers in the brain) going down to the lower tantien Now you circle the Chi up through the back of the spine .... starting at the tail bone, being sure to go through the gates at the small of the back, between the shoulder blades, at the base of the brain stem, over the top of the head, and down the forehead to the upper lip, into the top of the mouth where it connects with the tongue that is placed on the roof of the mouth. > > Then exhale the breath through the mouth. > > Once you have that pattern down you can add the next step ... circling Chi up through the front of the body in the same manner. > > Breath into the nose, circle the breath down to the tantien, then circle the Chi up the front of the body to the lower lip, into the mouth and up to the roof palate. > > Now exhale through the opert mouth, and restart the cycle > > 1. nose, tantien, spine, breath out (all with a visualization) > > 2. nose, tantien, Central front Meridian (all with a visualization)... > > The Sea of the Chi is the tantien, which is right below the navel about two inches. > > So you breathe in through the nose (with the tongue touching the palate, of course) > filling that Sea of Chi ... and you force it from your Sea of Chi to your tail bone and all the way up your spine and all through those gates ... all the way through and up over your forehead ... down back to your upper lip and back to your tongue ... and then you breathe out. > > Then you breathe in again through the nose and all the way down to the Sea of Chi at the tantien, force it down to your first Chakra and up the front Central meridian all the way up to your lower lip and back to the tongue, right where it touches the palate, and then you breathe out. > > And of course you do• it with an affirmation and visualization ... the same type of affirmation Max was talking about when he had the breath come in through the nose, go into the lower belly, than he visualized the fountain of energy down at the Sea of Chi, and it rises up until it spills out of your head filling up your external aura with all that vital force, that is magnetized by the visualization, by the thoughts that you hold in your mind and you do the breathing... > > •Max's version doesn't follow any neurological pathways ... it doesn't involve any Chi pathways either, but it's a good visualization technique because when you do it you get better. > > But why not do it following the energy pathways ... why not do it filling up the reservoirs of Chi ... on the front, on the back, and also the Sea of Chi? > > And now you've got it all filled up, so now what are you going to do with this? > > Now you can use it throughout your twelve basic meridians starting at the time of day of the meridian and tracing them all tracing them manually with your electromagnetic palms Chakras. > > If a person was terminal ... with just about any illness ... it would be very effective, especially when combined with other forms of Chi restoration ... and what you could also, is do it at level, while you are Remote Viewing some other person while you are hooked up on the etheric level, and affecting their energies on that level of the mind.., on somebody on their energy fields. > > > Huna Research, Inc. / 1760 Anna Street / Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701-4504 USA > www.huna-research.com / Email: huna@m... / Telephone 1-573-334.3478 > > Scanned and Prepared by Greg " Gator " Radke > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.