Fighting Parkinson’s, and the Recipe in-depth, part 8

I intend to take each part of the Recipe, physical, mental, and spiritual, and explain why it is in the Recipe and what it is doing for you in your recovery, deeply drilling down to the how and why it is helping you recover from Parkinson’s. Today is the eighth part: Near hand-far hand exercise for kidney and brain.

For those of you new to the blog, when I say “the Recipe,” I am talking about the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery®. Click here to review the full version of the Recipe.

Near hand-far hand exercise for kidney and brain.

Part 1:
1. Place both of you hand behind you with your palms facing toward the Snow Mountain area.
2. Say, “dear soul, mind and body of my Snow Mountain area, I love you, you have the power to boost the energy going to my brain, you have the power to heal me. Do a good job. Thank you.”
3. Chant jiu, which is pronounced joe, for 5 minutes while visualizing snow melting at the top of your Snow Mountain area bringing energy to your brain.

Part 2:
1. Place on hand with your palm facing your kidney and the other hand overhead with your palm facing the top of your head.
2. Say, “dear soul, mind and body of my brain, I love you, you have the power to heal yourself, you have the power to heal me. Do a good job. Thank you.”
3. Chant jiu-yi, pronounced joe-ee, for 5 minutes while visualizing bright energy flowing from your kidneys to your brain. (do not do this part if you have high blood pressure, a brain tumor or brain cancer).

I had intended to do this near hand far hand when I started doing the Recipe, but I forgot about it for a few days. It was the early afternoon one day when I remembered, so I did it then. The boost of energy I received for the remainder of the afternoon was incredible so I left this part of the Recipe in the afternoon.

Things to know:

1. Snow Mountain area. The Snow Mountain is an energy center like the Dantian. It is located a couple of inches in front of the Mingmen. If you count upward from your coccyx, tailbone, to your fourth vertebrae and then move forward about two inches inside your body, you will be in the area of the your Snow Mountain.
2. Placement of your hands. After a couple of weeks, I no longer could stand and hold my hands away from my body, so I sat down and placed my palms on my kidneys (lower back, sides of spine). On the Part 2, I removed one hand and placed my palm directly on my head.
3. The saying of “dear soul, mind, and body…” is to center you and declare your intention.
4. I did the visualization just like it is written above. For those who completely feel they cannot perform a visualization, here is what I have recommended. Just prior to the chanting, close your eyes and say, “Dear my Higher Power, please direct the energy where it needs to go for my health and recovery. Thank you.” This keeps your intention inward. Then, do the chanting. Do not have fear that if you cannot do the visualizations in the Recipe, you cannot recover. Please know, everything in the Recipe can be modified for you…you have nothing to fear!

Click here, and choose faith over fear in your journey to your cure from Parkinson’s!

That’s it.

You are worth it!!!

I will be back soon.

All my best,

Howard

 

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6 Responses to Fighting Parkinson’s, and the Recipe in-depth, part 8

  1. Margee says:

    Howard-
    I am having trouble visualizing the mountain. Where is the top of it? After visualizing the snow melting down it, are we to visual that which melts then going to our brains?

    • Howard says:

      Hi Margee,

      Visualize snow melting and steam rising to your brain. If you cannot visualize this, then please do the other thing recommended: Just prior to the chanting, close your eyes and say, “Dear my Higher Power, please direct the energy where it needs to go for my health and recovery. Thank you.” This keeps your intention inward. Then, do the chanting.

      Blessings,
      Howard

      • Margee says:

        Oh thank you so much, Howard. The part about the steam rising did the trick for me! You’re a sweetie!!! You are loved & appreciated all over the world!!! How cool!
        HUGS!!!

  2. Karen in Ireland says:

    Bless you Howard, the end is in sight for you now, not much left to cover in The Recipe. I am so humbled by the way you have taken so much of your holiday time to do these posts in the last eight days. You are such an Inspiration to me.
    Thank you again, my dear friend.
    Karen xx

  3. Rebecca from New Zealand says:

    Yes thank you dear Howard, for caring enough, to spend time explaining ìn such detail for us, it is very helpful and so much appreciated.
    Especially at the most busiest time of the year.
    Bless you.

  4. mayarita says:

    Thanks Howard that is very helpful as i never could work this one out before.

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