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FUNDAMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY ( FP )
Part III
FP and HEALTH
(Y-(Psi)-TECHNIQUE)
Chapter 12. DISTANT INFLUENCE
12.4 SATURATION
12.4.3. WAYS (channels) of SATURATION
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First of all let's note, that it is not so important, by which namely way energy comes into destination place. Moreover, in spatially-geometrical sense these ways can be absent at all: it can dissipate from its source, for example – evenly, isotropically and then can the same isotropically concentrate in another, necessary place. We'll note nevertheless some characteristic ways of its transfer.
1. The shortest way – the straight one – can be made (created, carved, punched) by a healer as well as any other way.
2. Already existing, natural channels, in particular – known as nadi (yoga) or as May (meridians – àêóïóíêòóðà), can be used. Largest of them are described many times. Places, where they cross a physical body surface, are well-known as BAP. Acupuncture – picking BAP with a needle – seems to be a rather rough, inflexible procedure. At so active intervention it is difficult to dose an influence. As variants more flexible, close to an optimum are represented are seemed
• massage BAP,
• contactless warming up with a sagebrush cigarette,
• healing influence,
at which BAP (or the whole channel, the whole system) also become more active, open (are deblocked), but the dosage occurs spontaneous, self-adjusted.
BAP are known not only along acupuncture meridians, but also on auricles, on a skull arch, on a foot sole, on an iris, etc. Energy channels stimulations improve energetic metabolism, facilitate additional charging Space (with external astralum), and so is valuable irrespective of whether a healer use them in the further or not.
3. Energy can be transferred also through intermediate "accumulators" – stores, keepers, carriers, transmitters. As subjects-intermediaries there are used more often
• food substances - water, salt, sugar, etc. (àâòîðó èñïîëüçîâàíèå èõ ÷àùå âñòðå÷àëîñü â ïðàêòèêå öåëèòåëåé èç ñåëüñêîé ìåñòíîñòè, çíàõàðåé)
• medicines, various on their
•• components and their origins
•• forms (mixture, ointment, etc.)
•• ways of application (internal, external)
•• sources (of own preparation or pharmaceutic)
• jewels and other jewellery materials, and jewelry from them.
As intermediate instance a person can be used too. So, an influence upon a baby can be effective through its mother.
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