Stage 1 Stuck in the Past Flashcards
(7 cards)
What is a Stage 1 ?
If there is a short leg and it is not a Crossover, it could be Stage I
Personality : disappointment, regret, nostalgia “Life didn’t work out”, , “I wish I had”.., “ if only…”, “It didn’t work”, “It happened to me and will happen again”, or life was better then….”
What is the physical requirement for a Stage 1?
Short Leg
Where is the radiation for a Stage 1?
Occipital ridge
Sacral notch
Sacral notches either side
Sacral zone
Where are the challenges for a Stage 1?
Occipital ridge SLS
Sacral notch SLS
Double sacral notch
Sacral zones
Where are the contact for a Stage 1?
Occipital ridge SLS
Sacral notch SLS
Double sacral notch
Sacral zones
What is the protocol for a Stage 1?
Must have short leg + radiation at occipital ridge +/ sacral notch
+/ double sacral notch
+/ sacral zone
Short leg? Check for Crossover (see crossover protocol)
What is the sequence for a Stage 1?
- Check for radiation at primary zones (on short leg side)
- Challenge primary zones in order (on short leg side):
occiput/sacral notch/ double sacral notch/ sacral zones - Look for release in the short leg. If get a release that confirms a connection with the short
leg at that point - Look for secondary radiation
- Contact the point that gave you the best release of the short leg. Sustained hold directed
into the secondary radiation - Wait for the body to process. Look for ease in body, increased motion
After clearing a stage , go “Back to the Beginning”
Make a contact at the challenge point(s) that gave the best response (in releasing the short leg)
* Torque to secondary radiation
* Turn the back of the hand into the body
Sustain contact until one or more of these happen
ease/motion comes to the body +/ contact point softens +/ secondary radiation gone
If release of the short leg is not complete, try any other contacts that gave a positive challenge.
