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Kinesiology or
Muscle Testing Kinesiology
is commonly called "muscle testing" and is a method of communicating
with the physical body to determine a truth. Falsehoods or untruths make the body
weak while the truth strengthens it. The body is very literal and only knows what
is true and what is not. Muscle
testing has many uses, such as: - determining
if a particular food is healthy for you to eat
- discovering
if a medication is beneficial or harmful for you
- isolating
a belief which may be causing your body to become diseased
- identifying
the cause of a particular ailment or discomfort
There
are many methods of kinesiology. I offer these instructions for three methods
and recommend you try them all to see which works best for you.
The use of kinesiology always begins with calibration of the body so that
you know what the response is for true and false answers. To
calibrate your body, first state out loud something you know to be true, such
as stating "My name is whatever-your-name-is." Test to see what the response is.
Then make a false statement such as "My name is Spiderman." And test for that
response.
Method One
Touch your thumb and middle finger on one hand together,
making a circle. Do the same with the thumb and middle finger of the other hand,
inserting them inside the circle so they look like two links in a chain. To test,
hold your thumbs and fingers tightly together while you pull as if you're trying
to pull the two links apart. A true statement will make it almost impossible to
separate the two circles. A false statement will allow the thumb and finger of
one of the circles to separate and open, allowing the chain to be broken. Method
two
Stand with your feet placed tightly together, knees relaxed. If you know which
direction North is, face that direction. Bring your hands to your collarbone and
gently tap three times with your fingertips just below the collarbone. Make fists
and place them where you just tapped. Say your true statement aloud. You should
feel pulled forward. Say your false statement aloud. You should feel pulled backward.
Method
three
This method requires two people. The person being tested, Person
#1, stands with their right arm relaxed and hanging at their side. Their left
arm is held out parallel to the floor with fingers pointing outward and palm down.
Person #2 faces Person #1 and places their left hand on the right shoulder of
Person #1. Their right hand is placed on the extended arm at the wrist of Person
#1. This creates an energy circuit. Person #1 makes a true statement, after which
Person #2 says "Hold" and then pushes firmly down on the wrist of Person #1 while
Person #1 attempts to hold their arm in the same position. If the statement is
true, their arm will be strong. Person #1 will then make an untrue statement,
after which Person #2 says "Hold" and pushes downward with the same degree of
firmness. There should be noticeable weakness as compared to the first test. During
this test, the two people should not look at each other's eyes. This can affect
the results of the test. Important
notes about kinesiology: -
If the testing is not showing true results or no results, both the person testing
and the person being tested need to drink water to insure that they're sufficiently
hydrated. Remember: water conducts electricity.
- If
the testing is inconsistant or results are switched, the polarity of the person
being tested may have switched or there may be a block. Both the person testing
and the person being tested can gently tap on the area just below their collarbones
and then try the testing again.
For
more information about kinesiology, read the book Your Body Doesn't Lie
by John Diamond, MD. |
