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On the Spine

Also called: ओन द स्पाइन

Prone; edge of the big thumb riding the beads

How it is given
Face Down
What it is used for
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Self treatment
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The Oxygen-Hormonal treatment

Twelve parts, taught to a mother and a father rather than given by a therapist

This is the longest single treatment in the wiki — twelve numbered parts — and it is also the one most often taught to a family rather than given by a therapist.

Key teaching

The Oxygen-hormonal treatment

I — (2) \°/ Back Arrow (1) ↑o↑ H Arrow (3) Organ clearance (5) On the spine, Round Arrow, Beside the spine II — (1) Liv° (1) Mu° III — (2) Ch. Only IV — (3) Folded legs (6) TF (3) NNS V — (3) Raman × 1 treatment VI — (2) Folic VII — (2) Thia VIII — (2) B₁₂ IX — (2) Nia X — (10) Medulla + Fast Gas : Gas 'I' : Gal : Spl : Liv : Mu XI — (1) Pit (1) Thrd (1) Adr (½) Ku – 20 secs — to make the hormones XII — Ajay Normal — (8) Pan (1) Gal (2) Liv – 3 points (1) Gas 'I' – 6 points

Table 28 — Card: the Oxygen-Hormonal treatment, part by part Prone Supine Side-lying Seated 6 sec ▲ Take care

PartWhat is givenHow
I(2) Back Arrow \°/Prone. With the soft part of the sole, from the middle of the back toward the shoulder, and from the shoulder to the middle part of the upper arm, light rubbing. First the left side, then the right. Its other name is Blood supply to lungs Prone Left Right
I(1) H Arrow ↑o↑Between both shoulders, on both sides of the C7 bone, rub from below upward. The count is three equal one
I(3) Organ clearanceProne or seated; the palm on the back, fingers pointing toward the side of the body, thumb toward the head. First rub lightly over and around the spinal column from above downward and then, without lifting the hand, from below upward; then from right to left and from left to right. Begin from behind the neck and descend at very small intervals. Three times at every place
I(5) On the spine, Round Arrow, Beside the spineThe three spinal strokes, five each. On the spine: the edge of the big thumb, neck → L5, then below L5 upward to T1. Round Arrow: down the right side of the beads to L5, up the left, the pressure on the side of the beads. Beside the spine: first and middle fingers on both sides of the column, pressed downward and inward, neck → L5, then without lifting the hand L5 → C7
II(1) Liv° (1) Mu°Supine. The two kidney codes at their lowest count Supine
III(2) Ch. OnlySupine. Six rubs a side — three rubs count as one — left first, chest up to the shoulders, nothing counted on the return Left Right
IV(3) Folded legsSupine. Both heels close to the buttocks; the patient's thumbs closed inside the palms, fists made, placed beside the navel, closed palm facing downward. Holding the legs in the middle and lifting, fold them from the knees towards the chest; after a few moments, when the patient is breathing out, press the fists downward and inward into the abdomen with their thighs; lift again after a few moments. The time for which it is kept pressed down should be only as long as the patient is comfortable ▲ Take care
IV(6) TF — Toe FingersAt the feet; the therapist seated facing the soles. At every joint of the toes, rub the three sides six times, counting as you go, so that the nerves under the skin are roused — but not so hard that a wound is made there. If nothing is written, start from the big toe of the left foot to the little toe, then the right side
IV(3) NNS — New Nabhi SetPressing with the thumb at each joint of the toes in order, bend the toe downward toward the sole and stay six seconds; three times on each toe. Big toe of the left foot to the little toe, then the right. If the patient has pain, a pillow may be given under the foot — placed so that the heel stays outside the pillow
V(3) Raman × 1 treatmentSeated. Both hands over the shoulders from behind, first fingers close to the neck, palms close to one another; lift the muscles of the back upward from both sides, hold six seconds, release slowly — three times; then the patient breathes in and out comfortably five or six times Seated 6 sec
VI–IX(2) Folic (2) Thia (2) B₁₂ (2) NiaThe four vitamin-formation stations, side-lying, chest normal and knees straight with the body — not near the chest, a pillow between both thighs. Folic: on the left side, the right hip, pressure toward the knees. Thia: left side, right hip, toward the head. B₁₂: on the right side, the left hip, toward the knees, releasing immediately. Nia: right side, left hip, toward the head, releasing immediately Side-lying
X(10) Medulla + the Fast runSeated for the Medulla; then the Fast treatment, Gas : Gas 'I' : Gal : Spl : Liv : Mu, in which no six-second hold is counted — do not stay more than one or two seconds at any point Seated Supine
XI(1) Pit (1) Thrd (1) Adr (½) Ku – 20 secsTo make the hormones. (½) Ku – 20 secs: the patient laid so that both heels face each other; the therapist sits between the feet and, with the middle part of the sole at normal pressure, presses the last end of the spinal column, holds twenty seconds, and releases comfortably. (½) Ku – 20 secs is for neutrophils, which will fight infection Prone
XIIAjay Normal(8) Pan (1) Gal (2) Liv – 3 points (1) Gas 'I' – 6 points. Given in place of part XI for the first month or so — see the method below. Setting the Stomach Supine

Main illnesses — abdomen disorder · M.S. (multiple sclerosis) · back pain · mental retardation · neuropathy · myopathy · M.N.D. (motor neuron disorder).

And this same treatment has also been found very useful for:

Low count of platelets — as happens in the illness called ITP, idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura

Any genetic illness

S.L.E., scleroderma, or any other auto-immune disorder

Table 29 — The arrow glyphs used in this treatment

The glyph, describedCodeFull name
A small circle flanked by inward-leaning oblique strokes\°/Back Arrow, also Blood supply to lungs
Two upward arrows with a small circle between them↑o↑H Arrow
A ring-topped stem with a downward arrowhead—On the spine
An upward arrow, a ring-topped stem, and a downward arrow↑\↓Round Arrow
A double-headed arrow, a ring-topped stem, and a second double-headed arrow—Beside the spine
A plain ring-topped stem with no arrowhead—Up Arrow
A double-headed horizontal arrow←→Stretch

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