Th. Only

Forms: (4), (8) Thymus
How it is given: The Front of the Body II
What it is used for: Each Point in Use

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From The Front of the Body II

Th. Only — Thymus Only (थैमस ओनली)

Lymph, and the chest group. The three differences between Pan and Lymph set out first, then the four chest treatments — Th. Only, Ch. Only, Armpit and Th + Ch with its six numbered sweeps — and the arithmetic that converts a written number into rubs, with the twelve-a-side limit worked through.

Taking the support of the chairs, place your feet on both sides of the patient's waist. First lay the right sole obliquely and, with the soft part of the ball of the foot, on the bone in the middle of the chest, without giving pressure, rub three times towards the left shoulder; then with the middle part of the left sole rub three times towards the right shoulder. The count is three equals one.

The word Only has been added here to show that only the Thymus is to be given — not Chest and not Armpits.

Patient's position	Supine, no pillow; the therapist on the chairs, feet on both sides of the patient's waist Supine
Where the feet are placed	The soft part of the ball of the right foot, laid obliquely on the bone in the middle of the chest, rubbing towards the left shoulder; then the middle of the left sole, rubbing towards the right shoulder Both sides
Duration and repetitions	Three rubs each way; the count is three equals one. No pressure at all. One-directional strokes only × 3
What it is for	Named for the thymus; given alone — not Chest, not Armpits

From Face Down

(2) Adr, (4) Adr, (6) Adr — three treatments, not three strengths

(2), (4) and (6) Adr — three treatments, not three strengths. The bracketed number as three separate treatments: what each is for, how each is usually written, and the prohibition each carries — with the twelve uses of (6) Adr set out in full and the two opposite reasons for withholding it in high blood pressure.

(6) ADR × 3 treatments is a form to learn by sight — not "six rubs, three times over", but the (6) Adr treatment given on three separate occasions. Note too that (2) and (6) are both withheld in high blood pressure for opposite reasons, which is why each variant carries its own caution. The rest of their use, and every condition in which each is blocked, is in Each Point in Use, "Each Point in Use", and When the Hand Must Stop, "When the Hand Must Stop". (Figure 21.3)

What lies beneath. A hand flat on the upper back lies over the broad sheet of muscle running to the shoulder, the two long ropes holding the spine upright, and then the ribs. The adrenal glands are nowhere near — two caps of four to six grams on top of the kidneys at the back of the belly, far lower than T6 and behind all of that. What the palm reaches is real; what it does not do is deliver a message to one named gland.

From The Medulla Family

(4) Medulla — the clockwise treatment, with T1/T2

The one member with a direction, and the one with a conditional third part

The last member, and the only one in the family given with a stated direction of the hand.

Key teaching

(4) Medulla, in its original form

Formerly this treatment used to be given in this way: (4) Medulla clockwise + T1/T2 — by which relief was seen in the following symptoms:

the troubles of the cervical nerves C1–C4 — pain of the right and the left chest

mitral valve pain, spleen pain, pain of the upper part of the diaphragm

pain of cervical beads number 1 to 4, and

by giving T1/T2, right and left chest pain goes away

the pains which come because of disturbance of the cervical nerves C5–C8 —

all the pains of the arms, elbow, hand, wrist, palm, fingers and so forth are removed.

And the addition, with its condition: if, along with this treatment, the Raman treatment is also given, then the pain of the fourth finger of both hands used to go — which we take to be a sign of RA (rheumatoid arthritis).

THE METHOD, STEP BY STEP

(4) Medulla clockwise with T1/T2, given as one pass

Four stages, and the first of them happens before you touch the neck at all.

1. The gate, if Raman may be needed. Look at the ring fingers. If the fourth finger of both hands is painful, you will be adding Raman — which means you must first check the pain of Liv° and Mu°, and decide the side from what you find. Do this before you begin, not afterwards; a check made after the hands are already moving is not a check.

2. (4) Medulla, clockwise. Patient seated as for every member of the family. Gather your fingers together into a pad — this is not the thumb glide of the rest of the family. Rotate the pad clockwise on the muscles of the neck, coming from the ear down to the shoulder, worked from above downward, in various directions. Begin from the left side and go across to the right. Four, by the count of this lane. Seated Left Right

3. T1/T2, without moving the patient. Find the prominent bead at the base of the neck; the next two beads down are T1 and T2. That is the station. No count is given for the station itself — the treatment governs it. Light hands: this is where thin bone fails in the elderly and in anyone long on steroid tablets.

4. Raman, only if stage 1 said so, and only on the side stage 1 named. Step behind the patient. Both hands over the tops of the shoulders from behind, first fingers very 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 let the patient breathe in and out comfortably five or six times — the breaths are part of the treatment, not a pause. 6 sec × 3

Table 15 — Card: (4) Medulla clockwise with T1/T2 Seated 6 sec Both sides

Written	(4) Medulla clockwise + T1/T2 · with Raman added under the condition below
The three parts, in order	(4) Medulla, clockwise → T1/T2 → Raman, conditional. Given as one pass — the panel above Seated
What part one is credited with	The troubles of C1–C4 — pain of the right and the left chest; mitral valve pain; spleen pain; pain of the upper part of the diaphragm; pain of cervical beads 1 to 4. And the pains that come from disturbance of C5–C8 — all the pains of the arms, elbow, hand, wrist, palm, fingers and so forth
What part two is credited with	By giving T1/T2, right and left chest pain goes away
When part three is added	When the fourth finger of both hands is painful — and only after checking Liv° and Mu° ▲ Take care
What part three is credited with	The pain of the fourth finger of both hands used to go — a finding we take to be a sign of RA
What the index adds	For spleen and mitral valve pain and for chest pains. For cervical spondylosis or spondylitis. And to stimulate the lungs
The word formerly	It stands in the instruction and is not removed. This is how the treatment used to be given; in this therapy the older form of a treatment is printed beside its successor and is not an error — Table 13, How a Formula Is Built
Points taught in	Medulla — Seated I — Brain, Medulla, Neck; the clockwise rotation of the neck — Seated I — Brain, Medulla, Neck, Neck Clockwise; Thoracic T1/T2 — Seated I — Brain, Medulla, Neck; Raman — Seated I — Brain, Medulla, Neck; the indications and precautions of T1/T2 — Each Point in Use

Three things in that card need saying plainly.

Clockwise is a different hand action, not an adverb. Everywhere else in this family the thumbs glide downward; here the fingers are gathered into a pad and rotated, and it is the action taught as Neck Clockwise in Seated I — Brain, Medulla, Neck, performed at the Medulla count. A therapist who reads clockwise and gives four ordinary downward strokes has given (4) Medulla and not (4) Medulla clockwise, and the two are not the same instruction.

The list of symptoms is not a jumble. Read it as a map of the neck and it falls into three tidy groups. C1–C4 are the nerves of the top of the neck, and the chest, the mitral valve, the spleen and the upper part of the diaphragm all report in at that level — which is why a treatment given at the nape is credited with a pain the patient feels under the ribs. C5–C8 are the nerves of the arm, and their list is simply the arm written out from the shoulder to the fingertips. And T1/T2 are the two beads where the chest begins. Three groups, three parts of the treatment, one card.

And the RA sign is a sign, not a treatment. Pain in the fourth finger of both hands — the two ring fingers, symmetrically — is read here as a sign of rheumatoid arthritis. The instruction attached to it is to add Raman, and the result reported is that the finger pain used to go. What that finding also does is tell you what you are looking at, and that is worth more than the relief.

TAKE CARE

Chest pain, however it is written on the card

This card names chest pain, mitral valve pain and pain of the right and left chest among the things it relieves. Every one of those phrases describes a place, not a cause.

A pain in the chest is a question about the heart until it has been answered as one. New chest pain, chest pain that comes on with effort, chest pain travelling to the arm, the jaw or the back, or chest pain with breathlessness, sweating, nausea or faintness, is not a neck treatment. It is a patient who goes today, with a note, to somebody who can look at the heart — and the therapist who sends him has done the most skilful thing available to him that afternoon.

There is a second half. The neck itself is sometimes a place where treatment is withheld rather than adjusted: a neck pain that is new and unlike the patient's usual one, especially with headache, with disturbed vision, or with giddiness, is referred and not worked on.

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