The
great achievement of Fitzgerald was to discover a system in reflexology
of the feet. In its holographic principle, all body structures have
clear referential zones that follow the organization of the body.
Therefore, at the feet all organs are connected as well to the
corresponding levels of the spine where they are supplied with stream
of energy and impulses of the nervous system. This way, we can find the
MPR (maximal point of reference) in the reflexology zones of the spine.
These zones lie on a line exactly at the seam between top of the foot
and the sole, where the skin texture changes from the upper surface
skin to skin of the sole.
One method is to palpate this line for the MPRs. However, it is much
easier and more effective if we take the reflexology zones of the
spinal column as an impulse elevator and use a test procedure (e.g.,
muscle testing, pulse-RAC, pendulum, respiratory reference) to go this
elevator up and down.
Once we have discovered a MPR, then it applies not only to the spine
itself, but also to the entire segmental level with all its organs and
body structures. Accordingly, the next step will be to explore this
segment to detect possible MPRs. If we do not find any MPR on the level
related to the spine, then we'll know that the relevant MPR is on the
spine itself.
For this elevator technique a crystal wand made of rock crystal is
very useful. This should be followed by a check of the energy status of
each MPRs (in the zones of the spine and in the segmental level) and
then we should normalize the points with the “Basic
Unblocking
Procedure“
This technique can also be performed at other reflexology systems and
it is taught in the seminars.
