It made a lot of sense to me to figure out a way to directly communicate with the life manager. Several years ago, before I discovered the life manager’s existence, I studied Applied Kinesiology, which is commonly referred to as muscle testing.
Muscle testing was accidentally discovered in the 1930s by a chiropractor. He started testing his client’s strength before he made an adjustment and after the adjustment to see if the adjustment made the client stronger or weaker. If weaker, he readjusted until the client tested stronger when he pulled down on the client’s outstretched arm.
This increased his success rate and his client base so much that he shared his method at the next chiropractic conference and it spread from there.
This led to a general understanding of the body, mind, and spirit as being seen as interconnected. Muscle testing is considered a way to access a wealth of information in the etheric realm, which is a non-physical realm beyond our normal senses. It’s believed to hold collective knowledge, wisdom, and experiences of all time.
By using applied kinesiology, muscle testing is used to tap into this etheric library. Muscles, connected to the nervous system and energy pathways, are thought to have a special ability to provide insights from the subtle energy information in the etheric realm.
As chiropractors exercise applied kinesiology, the muscle’s response is believed to indicate communication between the client’s inner wisdom and the collective knowledge of the etheric library.
This approach goes beyond physical information and aims to gain insights into emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. Through muscle testing, the chiropractor can gather valuable information, identify imbalances, and suggest suitable treatments.
It’s important to note that the interpretation of muscle testing and the information from the etheric library can vary among practitioners. Some may see it as a direct link to universal knowledge, while others view it as subconscious communication between the body and mind.
Individuals looking into these techniques must do so with an open mind, understanding that it falls within the realm of alternative perspectives rather than widely accepted scientific knowledge.
David R. Hawkins M.D., Ph.D. wondered if more could be done with that method than just checking for strength and spent 20 years proving there was no limit to the information that could be verified if muscle testing was properly done. He used double-blind studies, etc., to verify his results. Dr. Hawkins wrote several books about his findings and the title that is most readily available is “power Vs. Force.” Athe the start of chapter 2, on page 55 of the book I have, Dr. Hawkins had this to say:
The basis of this work is research done over a 20-year period, involving millions of calibrations on thousands of test subjects of all ages and personality types, and from all walks of life. By design, the study is clinical in method and thus has widespread, pragmatic implications. Because the testing method is valid in application to all forms of human expression, calibrations have successfully been taken for literature, architecture, art, science, world events, and the complexities of human relationships. The test space for the determination of the data is the totality of the human experience throughout all time.
In the same book on page 311, Dr. Hawkins had this to say:
By cross-checking, accuracy can be easily confirmed. For anyone who learns this technique, more information is available instantaneously than can be held in all the computers and libraries of the world. The possibilities are therefore obviously unlimited, and the prospects breathtaking.
To get the most out of muscle testing, you must get good at asking questions that can be answered with a Yes, No, a number, a date, etc. At least when you are starting out, write all your questions so you know they can be answered by the type of answers listed above.
By mastering the simple steps in muscle testing we can do simple and useful communication with the life manager. Of course, it would be better if we could use telepathy but most of us don’t believe that’s possible.
Remember, the life manager is with all humans, so all known information is now at your fingertips. You just have to figure out how to phrase your questions to get the answer you need.
To give you a head start, later, when I am able to provide you with a sample list of questions to ask, so you will have a better idea of how to get the answers you seek.