Anyone capable of reading Body Language knows without the shadow of a doubt that a subconscious mind exists and underlies our conscious thoughts.

And it’s easy to see – 99 times out of a 100 – the subconscious mind has an agenda of its own, usually at odds with the best laid plans of the conscious mind.

The Body Language of STRESS almost always appears on both sides of the body.

The Body Language of TRAUMA is almost always restricted to one side of the body.

The Body Language of stress isn’t linked to GENDER, while trauma IS linked to it.

Male traumas “print” on the left anterior and right posterior of the body.

Female traumas “print” on the right anterior and left posterior of the body.

The trick is to resolve the “printed” Body Language trauma PRIOR to a physical injury.

A trauma is a tissue irritation that perverts (1) muscular proprioception and (2) muscular kinesis.

(1) Proprioception is the sense of relative position of parts of the body and strength of effort being employed in movement.

(2) Kinesis is the movement of a muscle in response to a stimulus.

I teach “nip it in the bud” Body Language.

A friend said a woman’s name while I was doing figure eights (a foot reflexology technique) on her feet.

Her right foot twitched whenever she mentioned the name.

“You’ve got a trauma with her,” I commented.

She said, “Not anymore. Roger cleared her out of my cellular memory.”

I replied, “If I can still find her in your foot, she’s NOT out of your cellular memory.”

Are you using an emotional clearing technique that claims to eliminate emotional trauma?

My Body Language technique can tell – without the shadow of a doubt – whether it did or not.

“I see,” said the blind man as he walked into the brick wall.

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'“Nip It In the Bud” Body Language Analysis' have 5 comments

  1. November 27, 2013 @ 6:47 pm atomb

    Proprioception includes interoception and the emotional cause of digestive disturbances and organ malfunctions.

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  2. November 28, 2013 @ 10:37 pm jen

    great post!! i LOVE this kind of stuff!! i will know all there is to know about it at some point.

    • December 4, 2013 @ 5:29 am atomb

      Thanks! :) I’ll write more about Body Language soon! :)

      • January 2, 2014 @ 1:08 am Peter Alrutz

        Atom… have a client who is troubled by right hip pain since childhood when she arrived with the joint dislocated. This was followed by corrective surgery and nerve damage. Her pain is in the hip joint and extends down the side of her leg to the knee. It is in the middle of anterior and posterior. Reiki to the joint produced twitching of the right foot below the ankle and in line with the little toe. She wonders about emotional causes and the root of her pain. Thanks for all you do. peter

        • January 3, 2014 @ 5:32 pm atomb

          The hip involves too many muscles (gluteal group, adductor group, iliopsoas group, lateral rotator group, etc.) to be specific without seeing your client.

          The pain down the outside of the knee can be linked to a meridian, dermatome, myotome, nerve group, etc.

          That said, it most likely has to do with a woman (mother, sister, teacher, etc.).

          Hip issues often involve moving (change of lifestyle) and/or sexuality.


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