Just rec'd Remote Viewing-got a question.

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim,

 

I think Doc is referring to the soft spot underneath your adam’s apple. If you touch your chin, then trace a vertical line down, it’ll be at the base of your neck. Poke a finger in there and you’ll get a gagging sensation. Then you’ll know you have the right spot (when you’re doing the drill, don’t poke though...just gently place your fingers there .

 

- M

 

On 8/6/06 2:34 PM, " Jim " <jim_rapson wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

Doc/Others?,

 

I just recieved the Remote Viewing CD's, and am doing the drills as

they are explained.I need some clarification on Disc 3,where some

stress relief techniques are explained.

 

One method Doc explains is to apply 3 fingers of one hand to the

triple warmer just above the ear(?) and 3 fingers of the other hand to

the hollow of the neck. where specifically is the hollow of the neck?

I didn't know the neck had a....hollow?

 

Jim

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim:

I wondered about the same thing until I got Donna Eden's excellent

book, Energy Medicine. Then it was like the scene from The Wizard of

Oz when Dorothy opens the door to her house after it lands in

Munchkinland and everything turns to color. The techniques Doc refers

to in the CD set became very clear, and I was able to really appreciate-

-on more than one level--his story about his first encounter with Donna

and Energy Medicine. Hilarious and awesome at the same time!

 

So buy and study the book. You can get it from Donna's website--

www.innersource.net--or from Amazon.com. It's a handful of gold for

the price of dirt.

 

 

, " Jim "

<jim_rapson wrote:

>

> Doc/Others?,

>

> I just recieved the Remote Viewing CD's, and am doing the drills as

> they are explained.I need some clarification on Disc 3,where some

> stress relief techniques are explained.

>

> One method Doc explains is to apply 3 fingers of one hand to the

> triple warmer just above the ear(?) and 3 fingers of the other hand to

> the hollow of the neck. where specifically is the hollow of the neck?

> I didn't know the neck had a....hollow?

>

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

,

" pfalkod " <MoonlightD wrote:

>

> Hi Jim:

> I wondered about the same thing until I got Donna Eden's excellent

> book, Energy Medicine. Then it was like the scene from The Wizard

of

> Oz when Dorothy opens the door to her house after it lands in

> Munchkinland and everything turns to color. The techniques Doc

refers

> to in the CD set became very clear, and I was able to really

appreciate-

> -on more than one level--his story about his first encounter with

Donna

> and Energy Medicine. Hilarious and awesome at the same time!

>

> So buy and study the book. You can get it from Donna's website--

> www.innersource.net--or from Amazon.com. It's a handful of gold

for

> the price of dirt.

>

 

Hi " pfalkod "

 

I've had Energy Medicine for about 4+ years. I checked the book for

any info on where the hollow of the neck is before I submitted this

posting. but its either not there or.... " well hidden " . if you know

the page in the book, I've love to know it.

 

JIm

 

 

 

>

> , " Jim "

> <jim_rapson@> wrote:

> >

> > Doc/Others?,

> >

> > I just recieved the Remote Viewing CD's, and am doing the drills

as

> > they are explained.I need some clarification on Disc 3,where some

> > stress relief techniques are explained.

> >

> > One method Doc explains is to apply 3 fingers of one hand to the

> > triple warmer just above the ear(?) and 3 fingers of the other

hand to

> > the hollow of the neck. where specifically is the hollow of the

neck?

> > I didn't know the neck had a....hollow?

> >

> > Jim

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim:

Go back to the RV/RI CD and listen again to what Doc's describing.

The point of his instruction is not about the anatomy of the neck,

and, likewise, you won't find " hollow of the neck " in the index of

Energy Medicine. The key concept of Doc's instruction is how to use

certain neurovascular points. Once you know WHAT to look for, the

information is easy to find in Donna's book.

 

Figure 42 (p. 274) illustrates the points Doc's talking about. In

the upper drawing, the triple warmer point is point #10, right in

front of the ear on both sides. Now you can picture what Doc's

describing when he says to put the pads of the middle three fingers

of one hand at your temple, right where the earpiece of glasses would

go. In the lower left drawing, the triple warmer points are the

little pyramid at the base of the neck, right above the inner ends of

the collar bones and the gall bladder points. That's where the

triangle of the thumb, forefinger and middle finger of the other hand

go. When you gently push inward there, you'll feel an indentation,

or " hollow. " (On some people, that indentation is actually

visible.) That's how the spot got to be known as the hollow of the

neck. (Like " crook of the arm, " " hollow of the neck " isn't a

medically correct, anatomical term.)

 

For completeness, the other neurovascular points Doc refers to in

that section of the CD are point #6, the main stress points on the

forehead, above the eyes. Donna refers to these as the " Oh my God "

points. At the bottom of page 90, Donna is saying to put the finger

pads on point #6 and the thumb on point #10 on each side of the head.

 

This all became SO much easier for me once someone (Brooks Garten)

had " drawn me a picture! "

 

, " Jim "

<jim_rapson wrote:

 

> I've had Energy Medicine for about 4+ years. I checked the book for

> any info on where the hollow of the neck is before I submitted this

> posting. but its either not there or.... " well hidden " . if you know

> the page in the book, I've love to know it.

>

> JIm

[Guest guest]

,

" pfalkod " <MoonlightD wrote:

>

> Hi Jim:

> Go back to the RV/RI CD and listen again to what Doc's describing.

> The point of his instruction is not about the anatomy of the neck,

> and, likewise, you won't find " hollow of the neck " in the index of

> Energy Medicine. The key concept of Doc's instruction is how to

use

> certain neurovascular points. Once you know WHAT to look for, the

> information is easy to find in Donna's book.

>

> Figure 42 (p. 274) illustrates the points Doc's talking about. In

> the upper drawing, the triple warmer point is point #10, right in

> front of the ear on both sides. Now you can picture what Doc's

> describing when he says to put the pads of the middle three fingers

> of one hand at your temple, right where the earpiece of glasses

would

> go. In the lower left drawing, the triple warmer points are the

> little pyramid at the base of the neck, right above the inner ends

of

> the collar bones and the gall bladder points. That's where the

> triangle of the thumb, forefinger and middle finger of the other

hand

> go. When you gently push inward there, you'll feel an indentation,

> or " hollow. " (On some people, that indentation is actually

> visible.) That's how the spot got to be known as the hollow of the

> neck. (Like " crook of the arm, " " hollow of the neck " isn't a

> medically correct, anatomical term.)

>

> For completeness, the other neurovascular points Doc refers to in

> that section of the CD are point #6, the main stress points on the

> forehead, above the eyes. Donna refers to these as the " Oh my God "

> points. At the bottom of page 90, Donna is saying to put the

finger

> pads on point #6 and the thumb on point #10 on each side of the

head.

>

> This all became SO much easier for me once someone (Brooks Garten)

> had " drawn me a picture! "

>

 

thanks pfalkod. that was precisely what I needed.

 

 

 

> , " Jim "

> <jim_rapson@> wrote:

>

> > I've had Energy Medicine for about 4+ years. I checked the book

for

> > any info on where the hollow of the neck is before I submitted

this

> > posting. but its either not there or.... " well hidden " . if you

know

> > the page in the book, I've love to know it.

> >

> > JIm

>