The individual lies on his back on
a couch, bed, or a mattress on a table. The position may be varied to
advantage by lying face downwards at alternate sessions.
The clothed body with shoes removed gives satisfactory results. For
optimum results. Men in brief shorts. Women, shorts plus bra, naturally
in a warmed room.
Processor gives the command, "Close your eyes", and acknowledges the
action with "Thank you." Or similar acknowledgement. Processor places
his hands on the individual's shoulder with a firm but gentle grip,
using "agreed" upon firmness. That is, a firmness that the processor
knows is as agreeable to the individual as it is to the processor. The
command is: "Feel my hands." ("Feel my hand" on the occasions when one
hand is applied.) The individual's reply is acknowledged. He continues
to complete similar cycles down the body, over the chest, front of
chest, side of chest, hands on both sides of abdomen at the waist, then
one hand going around the abdomen in a clockwise direction. (Clockwise
because this is the direction of flow of the large bowel). One hand
placed over the upper abdomen, pointed vertically toward the head. Both
hands on the small of the back, one from each side and lift firmly. A
hand over each hip with firmer pressure on these bony parts. Down one
leg to the knee with both hands. Down the other leg to the knee with
both hands. Back to the other leg and down over the calf, the lower
calf, the ankle, the foot and the toes. The other leg from the knee to
toes similar.
Then work upward in a flow to ward the shoulder, down each arm, back
to the shoulders, both hands behind the neck, one from each side. Sides
of face, forehead, and back of head, sides of head. The processor will
know where next to place his hands. An infinite variety of placings is
available avoiding, of course, only the actual genital areas in both
sexes. So the process proceeds up and down the body.
As affinity builds, even as early sometimes as after the first
command, the processor will notice that something is happening with the
individual. It may be a communication lag, a slight suffusion of the
face, a somatic or twitch of the body, or in some way he will know that
a communication is available to him. He should then ask, "What
happened?" The individual describes what just happened or what is
happening. The processor leaves his hands in position with exactly the
same pressure sustained while the individual is talking. The
communication is acknowledged and the processor continues with the
process.