REFLEXOLOGY is a very manipulating therapy. In SOP the only quotes I see are quotes regarding
the feet and proper circulation. Therefore a foot massage is different than reflexology.
There are spiritual repercussions to reflexology as well. Read the following
quotes.
Reflexology
works on three levels; the physical, the mental, the spiritual, according to a quote in Christine Issel’s book,
(Ibid p.115; Devaki Berkson - The Foot
Book, p.12).
Devaki Berkson believe the spiritual aspect to be? - “a healing force
from the universe is called upon and
used, by both the client and the practitioner”. (Ibid p.115)
“This knowledge is as old as
mankind….(it) goes back to Native American folk medicine and to aspects of
Chinese acupuncture" (Spurzem, Ibid p.6).
“Chinese medicine is the child of Chinese religion and, at their core, both have the same
ingredients, the Tao, yin and yang, the universal energy Ch’i and the five
elements”. (quoted of Ilza Veith, Nei
Ching on p.54 of Reisser, Weldon, New
Age Medicine).
You should probably look into who created eastern
reflexology. Dr. William Fitzgerald an American ear, nose and
throat specialist, early last century. He divided the human body into ten
perpendicular, “reflex zones”
representing all organs of the body.
HERE IS SOME HISTORY
One witness reported to this author that he watched an
acupuncture specialist repeatedly work on clients’ brains by inserting 3 long skinny needles through the
skull. The
acupuncture specialist bragged to this man that he could completely control a
human via his skill with the needles.
He
showed this witness how he could kill pain, and how he could kill self-will by
touching minute areas within the brain. He was also skilled in manipulating the
mind of the client in other ways too with the needles.
There has been a great deal of research into determining
what the different purposes of the different areas of the brain are. Several
researchers have independently identified that the ability to make choices,
that is what we call "free will", is located near the Broadman Area 24
in the Anterior Cingulate Sulcus. Tampering with this area can disturb a person’s ability
to have free will. (For more
information on this one could begin with Crick, Francis. The Astonishing
Hypothesis The Scientific Search for the Soul.)
Acupuncture was virtually unknown to mainstream Americans
until a NY Times journalist in China reported that he was successfully treated
with acupuncture in 1971. Pressure points can also be manipulated by
Acupressure, which is similar to acupuncture except fingers rather than needles
are used. This is just one example of a related technique which went unnoticed
for decades (actually centuries by the Western World.)
The mugging-mind control information in this article has
gone unnoticed by mainstream America too. Time Magazine, Nov. 4, 1991, reported
that there
are four types of alternative medicine,
which they classified as Life-Style
(such as Macrobiotics, Ayurvedic medicine, and holistic medicine), Botanical (such as Homeopathy,
Herbalism, and Aromatherapy), Mental
Healings (such as with Crystals, Guided imagery, biofeedback and
Hypnotherapy) and Manipulative/Hands-on
(such as Reflexology, Rolfing, Shiatsu, Alexander tech., Chiropractic, and
Acupressure & Acupuncture).
Reflexology dates back to at least 2330 B.C. in Egypt.
Shiatsu is a Japanese finger pressure deep massage of pressure points is over
1,000 years old. The skull & head bone manipulations that are being exposed
for the first time in this report, were used in ancient Egypt and other parts
of the ancient world. That Nov., ‘91 Time Magazine article did not mention that
acupressure/acupuncture
has been knowledge that the secret societies in China studied and often kept
hidden for centuries, as a part of Wushu (martial arts) in China.
For instance, in a recent Chinese book 72 Consummate Arts
Secrets of the Shaolin Temple, (pub. by Fujian Science & Technology Pub.
Co. Ltd., Fujian, China, 1990) by Wu Jiaming and translated by Rou Gang,
diagrams and explanations are given of the important head/body points (for acupressure/
acupuncture/& kung fu.) What is important for our discussion on mind
control are the Kung Fu (Wushu) points in the head. This book gives 4 points on the front of
the head, seven on the side of the head, and four on the back side of the head. The Shaolin Buddhist monks have kept their
martial arts (which is called "Kung-fu" in the U.S. and "Wushu" in China) a secret hidden
within their temple on Song Mountain, Henan Province. This Buddhist monastery
has a long history of teaching Kung-fu and is exerting a big influence in the
world as its type of Kung-fu spreads. The Japanese took Kung-fu from the Chinese many years ago
and then developed from it specialized forms of Kung-fu, such as Karate, Judo,
etc. (this information can be found in this link. Chapter 8
under the section entitiled cerebral spinal fluid kept secret)
“Not a few in this Christian age and Christian nation resort to evil
spirits, rather than trust to the power of the living God. The mother watching by the sickbed of her child,
exclaims, ‘I can do no more. Is there no physician who has power to restore my
child?’ She is told of the wonderful cures performed by some clairvoyant or
magnetic healer, and she trusts her dear one to his charge, placing it
as verily in the hands of Satan as if he were standing by her side.
In many
instances the future life of the child is controlled by a satanic power which
it seems impossible to break.” Counsels on Health, p.454
“The limbs and feet have large veins, to receive a large amount of blood,
that warmth, nutrition, elasticity, and
strength, may be imparted to them. But when the blood is chilled from these
extremities, their blood vessels contract, which makes the circulation of the
necessary amount of blood in them still more difficult. A good circulation preserves the blood pure, and secures
health. A bad circulation leaves the blood to become impure, and
induces congestion of the brain and lungs, and causes diseases of the head, the
heart, the liver, and the lungs. The fashionable style of woman’s dress
is one of the greatest causes of all these terrible diseases.” Review and Herald , April 14, 1868
par. 16
Reflexology has its roots firmly in spiritualism and has no scientific
basis.
It originated with Eastern mystics who believed that there is no
God only a force (Star wars?) The force consists of negative and
positive energies. (Yin &
Yang) The theory of reflexology came about as these mystical medicine people
began to understand that these energies must be kept in balance. (We need equal
amounts of evil and good and one must not gain the ascendancy over the other)
and these energies have pathways in the body called meridian pathways.
These energies must be kept flowing properly. Disease or
discomfort is caused by blocked energy and can be cured by stimulating these
pathways by pressure
on the hands and feet (like your TV remote) (Yikes! I stepped on
an acorn and now my colon is now going to become hyperactive) or by used
needles on the intersections of these meridians somewhere on the body surface. None of these
points on their maps correspond to either the known nerve pathways.
It's a religion not a science.
It has no
place amongst the practices of those who believe in Jehovah.
REMEMBER: "Touch not the unclean
thing." Some people say "I don't care where it came from cuz it
works." Well
is the devil able to remove the maladies that he has caused and by so doing gains control of peoples trust. In double blind scientific tests it has not
proven to be valid or reliable. I am amazed at how many people who have the Bible
and SOP books will still play with these dark arts!
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