THE OPERATIONAL LAWS OF THE VITALITY

1. The direction of disease is in and up. The direction of cure is down and out.

2. By tracing the path of disease from exterior to interior; from below upwards, the latent genetic class is revealed.

3. The vitality is the immunological system plus 'x', and anything that weakens the vitality tends to destroy the immunological system.

4. The body has a limited response to any infection. When that limit is reached no further damage will be done and the invader will defend the body against fresh invasion. [9]

5. If some direct intervention is made by drugs then the body regains its vulnerability and reinfection will progressively damage the immunological system. [9] - [a possible origin of AIDS ]

6. If the vitality is put into working order it will then put its own house (i.e. the body) in order, eliminating unwanted growths and all elements of disease. [10]

7. A healthy vitality will easily control one or possibly two classes of hereditary ills. If attacked by a third class; or subject to trauma then the outermost or surface presentation will be the class that is most dangerous to the body and its processes. Suppression or driving inwards of these symptoms may lead to a succession of disorders and a shorter life expectancy. [11]

8. The vitality acts as a harmoniser and integrator, accepting a symbiotic relationship with organisms that confer benefits, domesticating threatening organisms, and destroying lethal organisms. Any disturbance of this hard won balance is a threat to life. [11]

9. The vitality operates on a conservation of energy basis. At any given moment part of its energy will be engaged in holding hereditary ills below the surface and out of conscious appreciation. The spare energy is free for Joie de vivre. If symptoms are suppressed then they soak up the 'free' energy. Where there is no free energy for the retention of symptoms below the surface, then they will be driven to the surface to act as a vent. Thus eruptions
and discharges should always be treated with caution. [11]

10. The consideration of individual cases should give due weight to the instinctual behaviour of the patient. Taking into account the millions of years experience span, of the instinct as against the short experience span the conscious intellect can claim. [11]

11. A refusal to realize psychological potential creates an internal vacuum. This causes addiction as attempts are made to fill psychological gaps with material substances. Such as tobacco, alcohol, narcotic drugs . [11]



Refs :[1] Jung. C.G. The Unconscious Self . Routledge London 1969.
[2]`Burton Watson , “Chuang Tzu , Basic Writings “ Columbia U.P. 1964.
[3] Rhine , J.B.&L. Jnl of Parapsychology 7 . 1943 .
[4] Graves & Hoult . “The Essential T.C.Lethbridge “ Routlege London 1980 .
[5] Grey Walter .W. Observations on Man .. etc Cambridge UP . 1969.
[6] Biogravitation and Psychotronics . A . Dubrov.
[7] E.J. Barrington . Gen’l & Comparative Endocrinology .Clarendon P. Oxford 1975
[8] Atmanspacher, Romer & Walach. “Weak Quantum Theory; complementarity &
entanglement in Physics & beyond.” Foundation of Physics 32:379-406.
[9] Willcox.R.R.& Willcox J.R. Venereological Medicine.Grant Mcintyre London 1982
[10] Kent J.T. Lect s on Materia Medica Jain , New Delhi . ISBN 81-7021-002-X
[11] Allen J.H. The Chronic Miasms. Jain New Delhi . 1986 ISBN 81-7021-082-8