Waltraud Riegger-Kraus writes an article about Page 3, Text 2 in The Main Central Jin Shin Jyutsu Newsletter, issue Number 51, Winter 2006:

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At 12 o’clock noon the Heart Function Energy becomes the leader. When the sun is at its highest peak, our Heart Energy can also shine. But people with a weak Heart Energy should not expose themselves to hot sun. One 83-year-old neighbor of mine told me that he needs to sleep from 12 to almost 3 p.m. During this time, he is almost unconscious, he is so knocked out that he doesn’t even hear when his daughter comes into the room and talks to him. I found out that he is suffering from what is described medically as Heart Insufficiency and that he has Parkinsons, which is also related to the Heart Energy. This example shows us how we can read the time related to the organ flows.

Between 2 and 4 p.m. Small Intestine Flow has its high time. On the physical level, Small Intestine is completing digesting the food and taking in the nutrients through the intestinal wall. Small Intestine Flow is now sorting out what of the food and energy from breakfast and lunchtime will be integrated to become body. If there is an overload on different foods and also an overload of impressions, the Small Intestine Energy might be the cause of an allergic reaction. On a higher level, Small Intestine Energy is also sorting out what, of all the vibrations and impressions that one is exposed to, is brought into the heart, so that the heart does not become overloaded.

People who are tired during this time of the day can use their Small Intestine Flow or the Spleen Flow as well.

Around 4 p.m. Bladder Function Energy takes over to restore balance in the whole body. Bladder Energy knows how much water and minerals are needed by the body to function properly. And so it balances out how much the Kidney Energy has to integrate or to eliminate later on. Between 6 and 8 p.m. Kidney Function Energy keeps in harmony the assimilation and elimination of all substances and vibrations which are carried throughout the body through the element water. The water element carries the energetic information to the cells and integrates it into the cells through osmosis. In the same way all the waste products are taken out of the cells, and through the function of the kidneys they are eliminated in the urine.

Kidney Energy transforms all that we eat or drink and even our words and thoughts or what we take in on a vibrational level into our state of BEING, Now.

To be continued…

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Waltraud Riegger-Kraus writes an article about Page 3, Text 2 in The Main Central Jin Shin Jyutsu Newsletter, issue Number 51, Winter 2006:

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Then at 6 o’clock Large Intestine Function Energy takes over and helps us to let go. Even after many hours of time change, the time for the bowel movement will be back on time in the morning, after three days at the latest. This is the cosmic time to empty out, so we can receive the new.

Between 8 and 10 a.m. comes our Stomach Function Energy and says, “I am hungry, I want a big meal, now all my energy is there to receive.” But sometimes our stomach feels disappointed, because there is only some juice or a small piece of fruit coming down. In the morning would be the right time to receive a big meal, so that the following Spleen/Pancreas Function Energy, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, can transform this food into energy for the day. If we don’t eat much then, the Spleen has nothing to transform into energy, and we feel tired. We also will disharmonize the Stomach and Spleen Energy as well. If someone wants to lose weight, he or she should follow the cosmic, biological timeframe and eat more in the morning and less in the evening. In the evening our organs that are related to digestion want to rest. And because we don’t need much energy in the evening and during sleep, the food will be transformed into body, which is all that sluggishness that sits in tissue.

If we cannot eat much in the morning, this is oftentimes the case with children, that means the Stomach and Spleen Function Energy is not in balance. Or if someone is so tired they could already have a nap during this time, this would be a hint to use a Stomach or a Spleen Flow more often.

We have an old saying in Germany, which describes the function of our digestion energy exactly: In the morning one should eat like an emperor, at noon like a king and in the evening like a beggar.

If someone has their best time of the day between 10 a.m. and 12 noon, is most productive during this time, it will show that the Spleen Energy is strong and harmonious. Another way of looking at the state of your Spleen Energy is to ask yourself: “Do I feel tired after a meal? (Spleen has to work hard to transform the energy of the food into my own body energy.) Or does the food give me energy?

To be continued…

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Waltraud Riegger-Kraus writes an article about Page 3, Text 2 in The Main Central Jin Shin Jyutsu Newsletter, issue Number 51, Winter 2006:

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I am opening my old textbook of my first classes with Mary, hoping to find some useful notes on page 3 of Text 2. But there is not much. On page 3, Mary talks about the seventeen “individualized” Body Function Energy. These are the twelve Organ Function Energy and the five auxiliary Flows.

Number 3 always reunites the opposites and brings in a new level of understanding. 3 is the number where movement and vibration comes in. Through the vibration of the seventeen flows, energy is being transformed into the stages of consciousness, voice and the physical form.

In studying Mary’s notes, we found an old text, describing the 17 flows forming the form: “The 17 flows make up the definite form of flesh and the invisible forms of consciousness, voice, energy – the mysterious transformation, which one can find, or do, or seek and see, and is called the Art of Benevolence, meaning that man acts in behalf of God.”

The order of the vibration of the “individualized” Body Function Energy, how they come into being, is the Order of Creation in the five pointed star. In that order, they bring in the qualities of each individualized flow and the qualities of the astrological signs, of color, musical notes, etc. They also bring in the quality of time.

And this is what Mary talks about on page 3: the story of the twelve organ flows through the 24 hours of the day. After all organ flows have manifested themselves, they are moving all at the same time throughout our body. Every two hours one organ flow is the so called leader of the parade. In these two hours the organ flow uses a great potential of its energy to do its work. When one flow is weakened or out of harmony, we might feel tired, very irritated or wake up during its time zone. By being tired always during the same time, or waking up at night at the same time, we can read the state of energy of the connected organ flow.

In the morning at 4 o’clock, when the sun is rising, our Lung Function Energy is leading us into the day. From ancient times on, this was well known to be the best time for meditation, yoga and breathing exercises. The small breath of the Lung Function Energy connecting with the big BREATH OF LIFE welcomes the new day.

To be continued…

Beulah Amsterdam of Davis, California has written a poem for us in The Main Central Jin Shin Jyutsu Newsletter, issue Number 50, Fall 2005:

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BUNNY’S TOES

Pink tulip fingernails rise

in the nursing home bed

where her hip grows stronger.

Black socks shroud

Gangrenous toes and foot.

Bunny refuses amputation.

She’d rather die.

After her husband died

her precancerous right breast was sacrificed.

Her left breast was carved, radiated,

uterus removed, left eye lost to glaucoma,

left index finger amputated.

Bunny’s toes, fingers, ankles, knees,

hip, pubis, coccyx, groin are jumpercabled

till the comedians laugh

and Bunny jokes about her antiquity.

The Chinese surgeon is astounded

by the pale pink sunrise

from ancient black toes.

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When Mary Olander and I returned from our first Jin Shin Jyutsu class, a friend told me his 84-year-old step-mother, who was recovering from hip surgery in a nursing home, now had gangrene in her foot. Mary and I were inspired by Wayne Hackett’s ebullient optimism to immediately use our jumper cables, and we each treated Bunny an hour a day. We did a lot of 5-6-7-8, 15, 1 and Main Central. The surgeon was astounded two weeks later when he saw Bunny’s pink foot. Pat Meador recently informed me that when Mary Burmeister treated someone with a similar condition, the gangrene was gone in 2 days. We don’t know how soon Bunny recovered from the gangrene because we did not take off her sock to look.

Thank you, Beulah.

Thank you, Mary.

Thank you, David.

Gassho, Namaste, Blessings

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