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How to?

Conscientology as a healing method relates to energy points in your body, and the manipulation of those points to positively affect your emotions, tension and physical conditions.

To press points, use something blunt. Either a fingers or something long, firm and up to 5mm thick, like a pencil.

Pressing points for less than half a second can already have a distinguishable effect. So for just trying out a point you could press it only briefly. To get a full effect however, pressure should be applied for at least 30 seconds, but preferably longer. One to two minutes should do. Do not press too hard. Do not do the same point 2 days in a row.

Enhances decisiveness and focus, while resolving anger. For timidity.

Location: On the fourth toe, in the outer corner of the nail (so near the smallest toe).
Use: Press.
Effects: Enhances decisiveness and focus, while resolving anger. For timidity.

 

To focus and listen to one's heart and the hearts of others.

Location: Near the ear, just before the small projection in front of the ear canal. The point is located in the depression that forms when the mouth is opened.
Use: Press.
Warning: Don't use on a regular basis; this point is meant for gaining insight only.
Effects: To focus and listen to one's heart and the hearts of others.

 

Improves concentration, reduces distractability. Clarity of mind to distinguish the right path to take among several.

Location: Near the wrist, on the pinky-side of the hand. It is a finger's width under the crease of the wrist, in the depression just above the bone that is sticking out. It's not straight above the bone, but straight under the pinky finger.
Use: Press.
Effects: Improves concentration, reduces distractability. Clarity of mind to distinguish the right path to take among several.

 

 

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