 urine, hepatic function, amino acids in the blood, amino
acids in the urine, and others. Finally, photographs were taken before, during, and
after treatment to capture the psychic state and preponderant physical features of
the child and any noticeable changes. The evaluation of results took into account the development quotient and the
IQ. If the increase represented more than ten points, this was considered significant
clinical improvement. Analyses were made of the motor area, the adaptive area,
the language area for the utilization and comprehension of verbal communication,
and the social area. Comparison of the psychometric and motor changes observed in children
treated in Group One, under three-and-a-half-years old, with those of the control
group reveals the following differences:
To start with, the controls and the treated children had a mean average
motor
index
 of fifty-six; after one year the controls’ motor index rose to fifty-eight
but the DMSO aminoacid treated children’s motor index rose to seventy-two,
except for six cases where there was really no significant variation. In the
area of adaptation
, the averages of the controls were fifty-two at the
beginning and forty-nine at the end of the observation. The adaptation
averages of the treated group were fifty before and sixty-six after the series of
DMSO aminoacid injections. Averages in the
language area
 for control cases showed fifty-six before and
fifty-four after the observation period. The treated patients started with a
language area average of fifty-two and ended with an average of fifty-eight,
four of them improving by more than ten points. In controls, the initial average in their
social area
 was forty-five, which rose to
fifty a year later. The treated group started with a social average of forty and
at the end of the treatment this rose to sixty-four. The mimetic capacity and
expression of those treated improved noticeably; their environmental contact
was also noteworthy, reported the researchers. In children of Group Two who were older than three-and-a-half years, thefollowing results were obtained:
Stagnation was observed in the
motor area
 of the controls. Their averages
were thirty-four before the test began and thirty-six a year later, when it
ended. On the other hand, the initial motor area average of thirty-eight for the
DMSO-treated group rose to forty-nine by the conclusion of the clinical trials. In the
language area
, the controls were also stagnant, but the use of speech
improved in the treated group by sixteen points. In six of the sixteen treated
children comprehension improved, too. No significant variation was seen in the control group for
graphic age. In the
group treated with DMSO therapy, their initial graphic age average of twenty-
four points rose to thirty-nine, which was a significant improvement. At the beginning of the observation the control group showed an average
intelligence quotient of thirty-four and a year later this mean average had dipped to
thirty-three. The treated group indicated an average IQ of twenty-nine, which had
shot up to forty by the time the treatment program ended. Besides these favorable
changes, this older treated group showed other improvements in statics, motor
coordination, and muscle tone. Two treated children achieved sphincter control
during this test period of one year. No serious side effects in the laboratory examinations were reported. Nor were
any seen in the periodic clinical examinations. Manuel Aspillaga, M. D., Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Director of the
Department of Genetics at the University of Chile, Calvo MacKenna Children’s
Hospital, led the research team consisting of pediatrician Mila Sanchez, M.<|eot_id|><|begin_of_text|>
Q: Who led the research on the DMSO therapy in Chile?,
A: Manuel Aspillaga, M.D.
Q: What were the results of the study on children with Down's syndrome?,
A: The study showed significant improvements in motor development, language, and social adaptation.
Q: What was the purpose of the study on 104 patients with cancer?,
A: The study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of hematoxylon-DMSO therapy in treating various types of cancer.
Q: Who was the doctor who treated Joe Floyd's cancer?,
A: E.J. Tucker, M.D.
Q: What was the dosage for the children in Group Two?,
A: The children received 5 cc of Merinex, the DMSO-aminoacid product, intramuscularly three times a week, alternating with rest periods of 16 days, and orally administered amino acid capsules without DMSO.
Q: What was the outcome of the study on 104 patients with cancer?,
A: The study showed a 70.5% improvement in condition, with 11 patients in remission.<|eot_id|><|begin_of_text|>Another once-a-week adjunctive injection is comprised of 1 cc of ACTH Gel,
40 units per 5 cc bottle or vial;.5 cc dexamethasone acetate, 4 mg per 30 ccbottle; and.5 cc triamcinolone acetonide, 40 mg per ml from a 5 ml bottle. A good cancer test is the one for Carcinoma Embryonic Activity (CEA)
performed once a month or more. The normal reading for a non-smoker is 2.5;
normal for a smoker is 5.0. Cancer patients taking the DMSO-hematoxylon-dextrose solution should have
kidney function tests of their urine (creatine clearance and BUN) performed
biweekly. They should always drink plenty of fluids. If swelling occurs, the
physician should prescribe Diuril or some other diuretic. Taking vitamin supplements, especially vitamins A, C, E, and D, is essential. Carrots should be eaten every day, in particular for the treatment of liver cancer. Absolutely no liquor, wine, or beer should be consumed. And, realize that smoking
not only retards healing but may have been a contributing source of causing the
condition initially. The DMSO-hematoxylon-dextrose solution should be administered to the
cancer victim daily until a reasonably low CEA test reading is obtained. CASES OF CANCER CURED WITH HEMATOXYLON AND
DMSO
I mentioned that Dr. Tucker had not published the results of his research and
treatment since 1968 because of peer pressure and fear of
being removed from
medical practice. But this didn’t completely deter him from attempting to heal
those few who made appeals to him for help. For example, two more patients were
successfully treated for large-cell lymphosarcoma. One lived for eight years after
treatment and finally died from a heart attack, as had a previous lymphosarcoma
case. The other is still alive and well today. In the latter case, Alva Ruth Wilson of Porter, Texas, then age thirty-eight,
learned that she was the victim of disseminated large-cell lymphosarcoma in
January 1972. She had sizeable tumors in her lungs, the common iliac arteries, and
the lymph nodes around her aorta. Patients with lymphosarcoma (the kind of cancer that killed the Shah of Iran)
experience a malabsorption syndrome, a clinical state resulting from impaired
assimilation of nutrients from the small bowel. The victim becomes chronically ill
and emaciated, with pale mucous membranes and dry scaly skin that becomes dark
in color. Blood pressure drops. Fluid accumulates in the abdominal cavity, which
swells disproportionately. Anemia develops, and the cancer cells infiltrate thebone marrow. The patient suffers destruction of normal lymph node architecture
and invasion of the node capsules and adjacent fat by characteristic
lymphosarcoma cells. Death in a relatively short time is predictable. Mrs. Wilson had the maximum amount of chemotherapy she could take for one
month and then chemotherapy and radiation together for another month. Still, the
tumors continued to spread and chemotherapy had to be discontinued because of
its awful side effects. One of these was the development of dangerous leukopenia,
a condition in which the total number of white blood cells in the patient’s
circulating blood was far less than normal. She practically lost her immunity to
infection. As a life-threatening chemotherapeutic side effect, Mrs. Wilson’s white
blood count dropped too far below the lower limit of 5,000 per cubic mm. One year later Tucker began hematoxylon and DMSO injections intravenously
for the woman. They were given every other day from January 1973 through
January 1974. All evidence of her tumors disappeared, and they have not recurred
to the present time. Tucker followed Mrs. Wilson’s progress continually; she is
perfectly well today with no side effects from the treatment or from the tumor. In another case, Elroy Guerro of Houston, forty-one years old, had a
lymphosarcoma of three years duration. After full treatment with maximum
radiation and chemotherapy, the opinion of the radiologist was that the patient had
no chance to survive longer than a few more months. He had involvement of the
mediastinal lymph nodes. This patient was treated by intravenous injections of hematoxylon and DMSO,
2.015 g every other day from December 1971 to March 1972. By the end of the
injection therapy, the tumor had disappeared and Mr. Guerro quit the treatment. Tucker last heard from him in December 1978 and learned that the man was in
excellent condition. There was no evidence of recurrence and no side effects from
the medication. Eventually, when Tucker asked about the patient from his former


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        Your health is
deter mined largely by the thoughts you have. Passionately
think that you won’t get a cold, and your body will react to
your thoughts. Refuse to entertain thoughts of fatigue, jet
lag, or headaches, and your body responds to your
thoughts. Your mind tells your body  to produce the chemicals it needs
to keep you healthy. Give someone a sugar pill and convince
them that it’s an anti-arthritic drug, and that person’s body
will react to the placebo  with the increased production of
anti-arthritic energies. The mind is a powerful tool in
creating health. It also creates divine relationships,
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 perfectly nourished and
nurtured. You did not wonder where yo ur next meal came from. You did not worry of the cold. You did not answer to sounds and
demands. You relished in the safety  of that environment. Here in
my waters, I want you to return to your womb – your own inner
womb. Giving to yourse lf all that you need... birthing, nourishing,
and loving all that you are, perfec tly, in this very perfect moment. You are a wise woman, a dreamer, a manifest er, a nature lover,
a perfect divine being, a spirit on di vine assignment, taking a vacation
into her own womb of perfect i nner safety, love, retreat, peace,
kindness, compassion, and grace. Breathe in the oxygen – it is pure
here. This oxygen in this special sa cred space is actually direct breath
from God. From Source energy itself. It nourishes all of your wounds,
your hurts, your sorrows, your grief, frustrations, and fatigues. It
fills you with layers of loving light, in colors of oxyge n, that you can
actually see flowing in your veins, th rough your heart, and all of your
chakras. It neutralizes and then releases an y pains lingering from karma
and unresolved conflicts. It smooth es them out and cleanses them, so
there are no longer wrinkles in your past history or creations. These
rainbows of light and oxygen brea the pure health, wealth, wellness,
and happiness into the cells of every part of your being. You restfully
watch these deep massages of your  whole mind-body-spirit being –
showering, bathing, and receiving the full grace and pleasure of such
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lights up on a television screen in your trunk chakras. And you see a
show of light begin on that screen. You feel perfectly at one with what
you are seeing on the screen. For yo u have seen it before. It’s you. It’s your intentions. It’s your di vine assignment, playing out in
perfect details, of all the joy, magic,  and harmony - of all that you are
and what you came here to do. It feels so perfectly familiar. You know
it as if its already happene d.  For it has. You ha ve already created this
perfect manifestation in your mind’ s eye, created before birth, and now
again, in your new birth;  birthing  into your real self, living out a
divine mission for and with your beloved Creator, - for the whole
cosmos that is as deeply connected to you now as all of the fibers that
the connect the spider to her web. They are delicate strands, but very,
very strong and incredibly powerful. You are in the center now of that
magnificent web. Connected delicately, magnificently, eternally, and
powerfully to every living being, mat erial and non-material, and it all
feels like home. You kn ow you want to bring “home” to all of your
friends and family members, beings and non-beings, connected
intimately and intricately into your vast web. At the center of this
web, you sit glowing, refreshed from  all of the potent oxygen and
breath energies generously bestowed  unto you and within you. You
have watched the truth of your ow n story and mission, the real reason
you came to this earth space. And you have felt how perfectly familiar
you were with that vision of truth in your inner being. You begin to tap message s into your web, that can be heard by
everyone and everything in the cosmos. Everyone feels your vibration
and answers with joy. “Yes. We hear  you! Thank yo u for your love
and light. Thank you for your perfect signal. We will do our part, and
now send our signals to th e next link in this powerful chain of love.”
You receive all the love  you can possibly take in, channeling through
your web, and into your chakras, bringing ripples of love-filled joy in
all ways through your sy stem. You know that the peace, miracles, and
physical manifestations of all of yo ur light-filled desires are yours now. You have attained the keys to the kingdom – your inner kingdom... /G1D/G0D/G0D/G04/G03/G11/G02/G26/G01  111
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And you climb down off your web, jump back into the
water, to bathe in the bliss of havi ng come all the wa y home. Back
to the beginning. Of birth and rebirt h.  Of creation after creation. Of ever-expanding light and bliss an d miracles. You are here with
me now, holding my hands, doin g “the impossible,” breathing under
water, swimming with a mermaid, manifesting all of your dreams,
in this perfect amniotic fluid, pregnant with nutrients for the life
you are about to lead. It is divine perfection. It is  heavenly harmony. It is a
mere taste of all that is. ***
Dear One –
You know the power of the universe lies in your desires. And the power of the universe lies in you. When you summon the
birthing waters, you ha ve summoned the creative powers of Spirit. You are on the eve of all that brought  you to this earth – the merging
of light and physical, to expand more light. There are great blessings for you in  this journey. All journeys
are opportunities for new choices and creations. Call on us in spirit
whenever you need to tap into th e interconnected web. For pure
oxygen. For amniotic waters. Fo r light filled thoughts. For tender
massages. For ma gical miracles. You have joined with us, and us
with you. We are here to bolster you, and to remind you of who you
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Dear One -
See yourself in your desiring as limitless, floating with wings
(yet grounded too), but upward toward the lightness of the all-
knowing, all abundant, all possible plane. In it, is one giant
imagination, like a magnificent invention that can do anything “at
will” effortlessly. In that floating space, you can pluck any experience you like out, to savor, to have, to  live fully, as if you were ordering a
movie from the video store of your dreams. Now in this light-filled
space of all possibility, share this video, this all-inclusive dream with
us, the universe, as your audience, yo ur co-creators, and your friends. /G44 /G2E/G08/G13/G0F/G09/G2A/G01/G0A/G09/G09/G1A/G2A/G01/G19/G0B/G1C/G2A/G01/G10/G08/G01/G13/G25/G0B/G1F/G13/G0E/G09/G01/G1C/G10/G12/G08/G01/G16/G08/G13/G18/G0B/G0F/G09/G01/G25/G10/G18/G13/G09/G01/G0E/G10/G17/G01
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freshly  baked  roti,  fresh  chana  dhal,  and  cream  of
wheat  or  tapioca  with  fresh,  hot  milk  were  among  the
morning  panoply. But  the  constant  fare  was  the  se-
renity and  beauty  of  my  mother's  face  in  that  early
morning  light  as  she  cooked  at  the  wood-burning
fireplace. Years  later,  I  was  taught  by  my  father  how  to  cook
in  the  Vedic  tradition. He  had  come  to  visit  me  in  my
Greenwich  Village  apartment. I  discovered,  in  my
little  urban  kitchen,  that  I  had  a  good  talent  for
cooking. Perhaps  I  had  imbibed  this  skill  from  my
mother  during  those  early  years. Father  was  a  solid
Pitta-Kapha  man. He  taught  me  how  to  grind  the
bread  grains  very  fine,  and  how  to  knead,  roll,  and
bake  the  dough  into  rotis,  chapatis,  and  dosas. He
shared  with  me  some  ancient  secrets  of  baking — one
of  them  was  about  my  grandmother's  bread. She would  first  make  a  fire  on  the  earth;  then  she  would
place  fresh  dough  in  a  small  dugout  in  the  earth  and
cover  the  hole  with  the  coals  from  the  kindling  wood
of  her  fire. An  hour  or  so  later,  she  had  bread  that
was  baked  in  the  earth. As  I  became  less  involved  with  my  design  career,
father  and  I  began  to  spend  timeless  weeks  shopping
in  the  Chinese  open  markets  and  natural  foods  stores,
and  preparing  wholesome  Vedic  meals. In  the  early mornings  and  evenings,  he  would  unfold  the  knowl-
edge contained  in  the  Vedas. I  would  hurry  home
from  work  early  to  find  him  either  cooking  or  poring
over  his  cherished  books  and  hand-wirtten  notes  in
the  pink  light  of  Manhattan's  dusk. He  often  appeared
translucent,  as  if  I  could  reach  through  him. The
transmission  of  the  lineage  had  begun. He  had  thrown
me  the  ball  and  I  had  caught  it,  unbeknownst  to  me
at  the  time. One  day,  upon  coming  home,  I  found  father  scrub-
bing soot  off  his  hands  and  face — he  looked  like  a
chimney  sweep. It  turns  out  that  while  cooking  the
kichadi,  he  had  misplaced  the  pressure  cooker  nozzle
and  spent  several  hours  looking  for  it  in  the  basement
incinerator. I  reassured  him  that  nozzles  were  easy
things  to  replace  and  that  he  was  not. The  kichadi
that  evening  was  superb. Spoonful  after  spoonful,  I
reveled  in  my  father's  qualities — the  beauty  of  that
statesman,  that  erudite  pundit  who  was  so  loved  by
the  thousands  of  people  whose  lives  he  had  touched. And  here  he  was  teaching  me  how  to  cook  and  scur-
rying about  in  an  incinerator  looking  for  a  nozzle! My
very  next  spoonful  was  surprisingly  heavy. The  nozzle
had  somehow  found  its  way  into  the  kichadi. A  few  months  later  father  died. In  retrospect,  I  see
that  he  had  come  to  help  me  onto  my  path. Through
his  teachings  I  was  able  to  transform  my  life  com-
pletely. Today  I  still  feel  his  numinous  energy,  and  I
am  grateful. Much  of  my  love  for  the  ancient  kitchen
and  cooking  methods  was  instilled  by  his  love. The  Ancient  Kitchen
1. Earth  or  a  clear  wood  floor
2. A  wood-burning  cooking  stove  built  directly  on
the  earth,  facing  West
3. Iron  holders  for  storage  of  such  things  as  bas-
kets and  utensils,  facing  South
4. Racks  for  food  staples  and  spices,  facing  North
5. A  nearby  stream  or  well  to  get  water  for  wash-
ing the  utensils,  facing  South
The  floor  was  the  work  table. This  encouraged  the
optimum  posture  of  squatting,  sitting  in  the  thunder-
bolt pose  (Vajrasana),  or  the  lotus  or  half-lotus. 156
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FOOD    SADHANAS
Utensils  of  Ancient  Times
1. A  stone  mortar  and  pestle  for  spices  (about  6" in  diameter)
2. A  stone  mortar  and  pestle  for  seeds  and  nuts
(about  10"  in  diameter)
3. A  large  mortar  and  pestle  (of  stone  or  wood)  for
grains  and  beans  (about  4  feet  in  diameter)
4. A  flat  and  slightly  concave  grinding  stone  with
a  smaller  hand-held  stone
5. Several  straw  baskets,  cloth  bags,  and  airtight
wooden  or  stone  barrels  for  storing  food  staples
6. A  sifting  basket  for  separating  hulls,  stems,  and
stones  from  grains
7. Sieves,  tea  strainers,  and  food  steamers,  all  made
from  bamboo
Pots  and  Pans
The  stomach  linings  of  animals  were  used  in  ancient
times  as  containers  for  heating  and  cooking  foods. Later,  tightly  woven  grass  baskets  containing  hot  rocks
were  used  for  cooking  foods. Pots  made  of  earthen-
ware came  afterward,  followed  by  cast-iron,  copper,
and  bronze  cookware. Today,  our  utensils  are  made
primarily  of  stainless  steel,  enamel,  glass,  and  that
poisonous  material  which  was  welcomed  by  many
during  the  war  years  but  which  unfortunately  we
continue  to  use — aluminum. Ancient  Eating  Utensils
In  ancient  times,  the  status  of  a  person  determined
what  utensils  he  or  she  used  during  a  meal. The  wealthy
used  mainly  those  made  of  gold,  while  the  poor  and
the  sages  ate  from  earthenware,  leaves,  or  wooden
bowls,  which  are  said  to  enhance  simplicity. Wooden
plates  aid  in  the  secretion  of  phlegm. Food  served  on
gold  platters  is  more  nurturing  to  all  doshas. The
element  gold  also  helps  reduce  disorders  of  the  eyes. Silver  plates,  bowls,  and  pans  cool  the  bodily  fire,
regulate  the  digestive  fire,  promote  hepatic  function,
and  generally  soothe  aggravated  Pitta  conditions. A
service  on  zinc  plates  improves  the  appetite  and  sharp-
ens the  intellect. Brass  utensils  promote  heat  and  wind Two  Men  at  Potter's  Wheel
in  the  body. Brass  is  also  a  vital  metal  for  curing
phlegmatic  disorders  and  alleviating  Kapha  disorders. Copper


beneficial  tastes,  58
body  type,  37-38,  39,  40,  42
daily  sadhana,  189
eating  utensils,  157
five  waters  of,  25-26
features  of  foods  that  nourish,  60
menus,  144—48
natural  tastes,  58
nature  and  tastes  of,  57-58
personality,  52-56
prevalent  seasons  and  times,  131-32,
132
recommended  foods  for,  110-15
Kapha- Pitta
prevalent  seasons  and  times,  133
recommended  foods  for,  121-27
Kapha- Vata
prevalent  seasons  and  times,  133
recommended  foods  for,  115-21
karela,  341
Karelas  with  Yogurt  Sauce,  242
Karhi  (Yogurt  Soup),  289
Karikai  (Carrots  and  Plantain),  226-27
karma,  3
karmic  disease,  8
khoa  (Milk  Dough),  184 Kichadi,  255-56
kitchen
ancient,  156-57
equipment  and  tools,  193-94
sadhanas  for,  155-60
kittas. See  malas
kohlrabi,  341
Krishna,  Lord,  11
kudzu,  341
kuhu  nadi,  31
kundalini,  31
Kuttu,  250-51
lactose  intolerance,  179
ladoo,  341
landcress,  341
Landcress  and  Chestnuts,  234 leek
RECIPES  USING
Leek  and  Chickpea  Soup,  282
Leek  and  Potato  Soup,  284
Leek,  Potato,  and  Barley  Soup,  285
Leek  and  Chickpea  Soup,  282
Leek  and  Potato  Soup,  284
Leek,  Potato,  and  Barley  Soup,  285
legumes,  tastes  and  energy  of,  67
Lemon  Broccoli  Tofu,  263
Lemon  Kudzu  Sauce,  279
Lemon  Raita,  310
lentils. See  dhal
Lima  and  Cauliflower  Soup,  289
Lima  Bean  Soup,  285
Lime  and  Raisin  Rice  Salad,  275
lobya,  172
Lord  Krishna,  1 1
lotus,  299
love,  330-32
mace,  299
Madras  Curry  Powder,  303
makhan  (Fresh  Butter),  183
malas,  three,  26-27 mango
green,  298 RECIPES  USING
Aam  Achar  (Green  Mango  Pickle),  307
Mango  and  Melon  Custard,  315
Mango  Chutney,  308
Mango  and  Melon  Custard,  315
Mango  Chutney,  308
manipura,  32
manomaya,  19
manovaha  nadis,  30
Marzipan  Date  Cake,  319
Masala  Dosa  (Filling),  204
Masalas  and  Condiments,  302-5
masoor  dhal,  172
matardhal,  172
materialization,  process  of,  58
maya,  11 meals. See  also  menus
tastes  and  textures  of,  134-35
transitional,  134
measuring,  for  cooking,  153-54
meat,  178-79 memory. See  also  cognitive  memory
food  as,  15-16
invalid,  13-14 menstrual  srotas,  29
menus. See  also  meals
for  Kapha  types,  144-48
for  Pitta  types,  140-43
for  Vata  types,  135-39
Mild  Garam  Masala,  303
Mild  Sweet  and  Sour  Sauce,  264
Mild  Tamari  Sauce,  278
milk,  176,  178
cows  and,  176-78
lactose  intolerance,  179
recommended  consumption,  179-82
Milk  Dough  (khoa),  184
millet,  165
RECIPES  USING
Crisp  Cooked  Millet,  222
Cumin  Millet,  211
Millet  and  Cauliflower,  209
Millet  and  Corn,  209
Millet  and  Corn  Soup,  283
Millet  and  Mung  Kichadi,  256
Millet  and  Quinoa  Salad,  274
Millet  and  Snow  Pea  Salad,  275
Millet  and  Squash  Soup,  283
Millet  Croquettes,  22 1
Millet  Nori  Balls,  217
Millet  Nori  Rolls,  217
Soft  Millet  and  Carrots,  221
South  Indian  Millet  Balls,  219
Spiced  Rice  and  Millet,  216
White  Basmati  and  Millet,  222
Millet  and  Cauliflower,  209
Millet  and  Corn,  209
Millet  and  Corn  Soup,  283
Millet  and  Mung  Kichadi,  256
Millet  and  Quinoa  Salad,  274
Millet  and  Snow  Pea  Salad,  275
Millet  and  Squash  Soup,  283
Millet  Croquettes,  221
Millet  Nori  Balls,  217
Millet  Nori  Rolls,  217
mind  body,  19-20 mint,  299
Mint  Chutney,  308
mirin,  342
miso,  342
mixed  fruit
RECIPES  USING
Fresh  Fruit  Mold,  316
Fruit  Cake,  318
Fruit  Cobbler,  316
Ricotta  Fruit  Dessert,  315
350
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INDEX
Universal  Trifle,  314
Mixed  Vegetable  Sambar,  248
Mocha  Mousse,  317
moksha,  2,  8
Mola  Hora,  214
Morning  Booster,  325
mugwort,  299
Mula  Achar  (Daikon  Pickle),  306
muladhara,  31
Mung  and  Buckwheat  Soup,  288
Mung  and  Spinach  Kuttu,  250
Mung  and  Wheat  Berry  Soup,  288
mung  dhal. See  dhal
Mung  Humus,  244
muscular  srotas,  28
Mustard  Greens  and  Asparagus  with
Hollandaise  Sauce,  234
mustard  oil,  175
muth,  172
nadis,  fourteen,  30-31
Narada,  11
Natto-Stuffed  Tofu,  265
navy  beans,  172
nigella  seed,  299
Nimbu  Achar  (Lemon  Pickle),  306
Nimbu  Achar  (Lime  Pickle),  306
noodles,  Japanese
soba,  343
udon, 343
nutmeg,  299
nuts,  tastes  and  energy  of,  69
oats,  164
Oden,  294
Oil  Roti,  208
oils,  174-76
tastes  and  energy  of,  69
ojas,  61
okra
RECIPES  USING
Dried  Masala  Okra,  225
Okra  and  Onions,  237
Rutabaga  Stew  with  Dumplings,  228
Okra  and  Onions,  237
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 them? Siddhartha asked this question, and his vision seemed to pierce the two. Their bodies became transparent, like the filmy membrane of a fish’ s tail,
but instead of seeing blood coursing through the membrane, Siddhartha saw
lives. Each person was a package containing many lives, all crammed into
the tiny space of a body. A wave of hostility sur ged from the darkest past of
both fighters. Devadatta was only the carrier of this wave, its instrument, as
infected people carry typhoid. But Channa? How could he be a carrier too? Siddhartha did not reason any of this out. He felt it. Neither Devadatta
nor Channa had looked his way. He drew his sword and leveled it between
them. “Go ahead and fight,” he said, star ing them both down. “But you will
have to fight with my sword between you, and if you touch it, you have
challenged me, and that’ s the same as challenging the throne. Is that what
you want?”
Neither knew if this was a ridiculous ploy or brilliant diplomacy. The
two foes backed away, continuing their combat through hating looks. Devadatta sheathed his weapon, gave an arrogant bow, and left without a
word. Channa ran away with a look of barely concealed contempt. The
wind blew through the stable windows; gradually the air cleared. It was left
to Siddhartha to wonder if his gift had visited him again. If it had, why
should he take on the pain that others denied they even had? I’m the one they’r e going to blame. I kept them fr om killing each other. The deepest cut, the one that would not heal for years, was the contempt
he’d seen in Channa’ s eyes. If he as much as Devadatta was a carrier of
hatred, then there was no dif ference between them, and the distinction
between friend and enemy was meaningless. Something between
Siddhartha and Channa, the unspoken vow two boys take that nothing will
ever step between them, at that moment started to die. There was no
escaping it. Y et if Siddhartha could have found a way to erase just one
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You just might do. In a pinch.”
“Just? Thank you very much.” The youth in the mirror smiled at being
teased. At least Kumbira still thought of him as a child, if no one else did. “From me, that’ s saying a lot,” she replied. Kumbira regarded Siddhartha with an appraising eye. His ceremonial
dress fit perfectly. He stood in front of his reflection with a flutter of young
ladies-in-waiting around him. On this day, when he turned eighteen, he
would be acknowledged as the heir to old Suddhodana. He had begun the
robing ritual bare-chested and bare-legged before all the layers of cloth,
oils, and perfumes were piled on. Each of the women, Kumbira imagined,
would have looked upon him with lust-filled eyes if they dared. And why not? she asked herself. There must be taller and richer princes
in the world, but not in their world. Still, she could see the boy in him. Much of Siddhartha’ s innocence was yet his. Kumbira cherished that about
him without being able to point it out to anyone. What his father wanted to
instill was the opposite of innocence. “Let me ask you something, Kumbira. How happy should I be right
now? If anyone knows, it must be you.”
“Don’ t talk nonsense!” Kumbira’ s eyes narrowed, and she snif fed at
him. “What am I smelling? He doesn’ t smell right. More sandalwood!”Immediately one of the young attendants raced away to the royal store of
unguents and spices. “It doesn’ t matter how I smell, Kumbira. I’m not dessert.”
“Don’ t be so sure.”
The girls tittered, and she saw his brief smile fade as he regarded
himself in the glass. The approaching day had seemed to dim any joy
Siddhartha once found in it. Kumbira had caught him of f guard at moments
when sadness darkened his eyes and held his mouth tight and narrow. It
nearly broke her heart to see him so withdrawn. She approached from behind and laid a rich silk sash across his chest. “What’ s the matter? Whisper in Kumbira’ s ear. I’ll send your troubles to the
gods, and they’ll never dare return.” Siddhartha shook his head. Kumbira
sighed. “Are you determined to spoil everything? The rest of the palace and
the people have been looking forward to this for a long time.” He didn’ t
answer. “Young men, that’ s what it is!” Kumbira snapped her fingers at the girl
sitting at the toiletry table, her momentum stopped by the prince’ s mood. “Rose water to sweeten the temper.” The girl grabbed the proper vial and
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Kumbira feared royal wrath, she wanted this day for the prince as fervently
as she would have wanted it for her own son. Siddhartha pulled on the jewel-encrusted coat held out for him. He
groaned and shifted under its weight. “Somebody must have made a
mistake. This is meant for one of the elephants.”
A girl giggled, and Kumbira shot her a look. Even though he had been
surrounded by women for two hours, something made Siddhartha’ s head
turn. He saw one of the youngest attendants try to cover her amusement by
coughing and waving a hand in front of her face as if she were choking. Kumbira was poised to drive the girl from the room when she noticedsomething more unset tling than a breach of decorum: Siddhartha had
evidently chosen that moment to discover how beautiful the young girl was. His eyes widened, and he unconsciously assumed a bolder stance, like a
peacock preening before a hen. Kumbira was wise in such ways. She had witnessed the behavior of
men for many years, and this reaction was unmistakable. She held her
tongue and waited to see what would happen. Although aging, Prajapati
kept a close eye on her char ge, and everyone remarked, not with complete
approval, on how chaste Siddhartha remained. Now Siddhartha’ s eyes were
still caught by the young girl who had laughed at him. Sujata was young
and soft, rounded in all the right places, with flowing hair and smooth skin. Even more attractive, though, was her discomfiture: she was blushing now
at the prince’ s interest in her. That, Kumbira knew from experience, was a
challenge no warrior could resist. But instead of confronting the girl’ s behavior with the arrogance that
highborn men often exhibited before a potential conquest, Siddhartha
blushed as well. For an uneasy moment the silence between the two young
people held sway in the dressing room. Hastily Kumbira stepped forward
between them, breaking the eye contact. She started to wind a red turban
around Siddhartha’ s head. “Here,” he said, taking the cloth from her hands. “Y ou have to leave me
something to do for myself.” Expertly he wound the turban, but his eyes
stayed on Sujata. Wher e is she fr om? Kumbira couldn’ t recall. Country girls were
regularly brought to court as servants, and this one was new. Kumbira had
grown accustomed to such as her. The king constantly replenished the
supply of fresh faces around the prince the way one would restock a trout
stream. “You’re not here to gawk, girl,” Kumbira warned, raking Sujata with a
disapproving stare. The girl dropped her gaze to the floor. “I wasn’ t, milady.”“Don’ t talk back. Y ou have a lot to learn. Perhaps you should begin
somewhere else.” W ith a flurry of hands Kumbira shooed her away. “Go,
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put until me and the boy come back for you. ” Bikram wasn’ t stern with the
seven-year -old, who was never addressed as “boy. ” He just made clear what
was needed. Siddhartha obeyed automatically. He hung back as Channa and his father rounded the corner and entered
an open stall. The gate shut behind them. Siddhartha squatted in the straw-
covered dirt. His eyes roamed over the array of saddles and bridles hanging
on the wall; he caught the clinking of hammers on the smithy’ s forge out
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area. I want my immune system to know that we don’t have to have burns,
red marks, and the like; that the pain is over and done with and I’m okayand so is my foot. I’m so grateful for my foot. I’m glad that my foot knows
how to heal. After twenty minutes there was no pain, only two tiny light pink streaks
left to tell the tale. Put EFT in Y our First-Aid Kit
After people discover how useful EFT is after physical trauma, it is one of
the first items they later pull out of the toolkit in an emer gency. If your son
has fallen and is bleeding, tap. If your oldest just pulled a hank of hair out
of the youngest’ s head and everyone’ s wailing, tap. If your elderly mother
has just had a fall, tap. If you’re afraid that you will fall on the ice outside,
tap. If you’re being transported  to the hospital, tap. If you can’t use your
hands, imagine tapping inside while tuned in to the fear. If you hear that
someone else has been in an accident, tap. If you fear you’re going to have
a setbac k and never recover, tap. Just tap on all of the awful ideas that come
to mind—so they can release and your immune system can focus on healing
instead of on freaking out. Resolving T rauma of Serious Accidents and Healing
Sometimes, just one significant trauma can wreak havoc in a person’ s life. For example, in The Tapping Solution  movie by brother and sister team
Nick and Jessica  Ortner, I recall  a woman featured who had suffered serious
injuries in a car crash on a date, and was told she would have some physical
disabilities for the rest of her life. In the movie, she tapped with experts on
all aspects of the car crash story: what the doctors said, what she didn’ t like
about the date, that the guy was driving too fast, her anger, and more. The
results, after tapping on many aspects during the filming? She experienced
relief from her emotional trauma and physical issues. Release Fears and Pain fr om Past Accidents
In another case, Michael, a professional motocross racer, had two serious
accidents within a year. Now his career was at a crossroads. While he had
recovered for the most part physically, he was thinking  his way through hisjumps and races, rather than allowing his whole being to flow through at
these critical moments. Naturally, he was no longer winning or even
placing. His career might soon be over, unless that changed. We tapped several incidents relating to the accident, from the day getting
off to a bad start to the bike not working properly, seeing the turn, landing
wrong, being in the hospital, and finally, realizing that he would not race
again that year. As we tapped, the various parts of his body that had been
injured spoke up and he felt their pain, which then released. Once the
trauma and intensity from the issues we tapped on were neutral, he was
ready to receive the reframes. We provided reassurance to his body and
communicated directly with it, speaking directly to his subconscious, letting
his whole being know that it was far safer to actually not think his way
through the races, but allow the body-mind to flow through the races as it
had in the past. After our first tapping round, he placed. After the second
tapping, he placed again, and he realized he was no longer  thinking his way
through the race. Going V iral: Colds, V iruses,
Infections, Allergies, and the Like
Now we’ll move on to using EFT to address and provide relief from the
pesky viral maladies that plague  us with sore throats, runny noses, coughs,
fevers, itching, and more. When you have a symptom or even if you feel that cold comin g on that
everyone else has and believe there’ s nothing you can do—tap. Once you
resolve the emotions underlyin g the sore throat or the cough, those will
often release. Tap on the scratchy feeling, on the itch, the runny nose, how
lousy you feel, not wanting to go to the doctor, the insurance copay, your
frustration with your body, the fear that it’s going to go into your chest, the
difficulty sleepi ng, why do I keep getting this bug, the kids at my son’s
school who passed it on, to whatever the symptoms are. Tap on them one at
a time and allow the emotion to flow out.In most cases, you can tap effectively with children, helping them
manage their pain and their emotions, too. Here’ s an example of how EFT
worked with my six-year -old neighbor friend, Tasha. I happened to drop by
at the time. She was stuck insid e on the first day of vacation, while the rest
of the kids were all outside playing—she could see them from the window. I asked young Tasha to describe how her sore throat felt. She said, “It
hurts. It’s red. And I can’t talk,” suddenly starting to whisper. I whispered
back, and she laughed. It was a good sign; laughter is truly healing balm. When you can laugh, fissures begin to appear in the issue, and it may soon
collapse altogeth er. A recent study has found that laughter puts your brain
in the same healing place as meditation, only faster.22
I will often use my sense of humor in a situation or exaggerate
histrionically. If you are ready for this, you will have tapped enough of your
upset down and what you say will land, a more advanced EFT technique. We all have a natural sense of humor, but sometimes it gets covered up by
hurts. I asked Tasha: “How big of a hurt is it in your throat? Is it this big?” I
opened my arms wide to both sides of my body. “Or this big?” I bent my
elbows and brought my arms closer together. “Or this big?” I asked, as I
brought the palms of my hands together as if in prayer. As we talked, I had an intuition  that Tasha’ s illness might be related to
her mom, who had started working again. I suddenly realized that today
was the first day of school vacation  … and Mom  wasn’ t there. I kept my
observation in mind but didn’ t say anything yet. Tasha hadn’ t been given a say in her mom going back to work, and she
was now getting less of her time. Could the feelings about Mom being
unavailable be stuck in her throat, contributing to its soreness? I was
waiting to see if this would arise as we tapped. In my client work, I notice that the other person’ s intuition is often
leading them, though they may not be aware of it. For example, when a
long-for gotten story from childhood pops into mind as we are tapping on a
present-day trauma, I will either bookmark it for later, or suggest that we gothere and see what happens, depending on its intensity and their wishes. Generally, these leaps of logic bring us a wealth of results. Perhaps it’s
intuition or cognition of my experience that when we address earlier issues
that are more foundational or core, we often have a bigger collapse of the
tabletop issue. Maybe it’s your subconscious (after all, it’s about 90 percent
of your mind) doing what it needs to do to help you heal. It’s the limited
consciousness of the ego that can truly be irrational. Y ou can begin allowing
and trusting that your intuition will become increasingly important as you
deepen your EFT work. Working with little Tasha, we began describing the pain in her own
words, “the stingers in my throat feeling.” We didn’ t use the 0 to 10
intensity scale; I knew she wasn’ t really a numbers person. You don’t need
to have a number, actually; as noted earlier, there are numerous ways to
discern intensity. In this case, I asked her to show me how big it was by
opening her arms as wide as it hurt. Tasha opened her arms wide out to both sides, and then pulled them in a
little bit. I guess ed it was about  an 8. We made up our statement together,
and I kept in mind that little children need phrases and words they can
relate to: “Even though my throat hurts and it has little stingers in it, I’m an
awesome girl and Mom and Dad love me too.” I’ve also used phrases like
“Even though (the problem), my dog Ralph loves me,” or “ … God loves
me,” or even “my T eddy Bear likes me.”
Within five minutes, Tasha’ s sore throat pain went from arms as wide as
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 t s  w a y  o u t  t h e r e  a n d
b a c k  a r o u n d  t o  u s. I f  i t  w a s  a  t h o u g h t  o f  f e a r,  t h e n  f e a r  i s  o n
i t s  w a y  o u t  a n d  a r o u n d,  a s  w e l l. W e  c a n n o t  i n t e r f e r e  w i t h
w h a t  h a p p e n s  b e t w e e n  C a u s e,  w h i c h  i s  t h e  l e v e l  o fc o n s c i o u s n e s s,  a n d  E f f e c t,  w h i c h  i s  t h e  l e v e l  o f  t h e  w o r l d. *
G o d  h i m s e l f  w i l l  n o t  i n t e r v e n e  b e t w e e n  C a u s e  a n d  E f f e c t,
a s  t h e  l a w  w a s  s e t  u p  f o r  o u r  p r o t e c t i o n. *  B u t  w e  a r e  a l w a y s
f r e e  t o  c h o o s e  a n o t h e r  t h o u g h t,  a n d  t h a t  i s  o u r  m i r a c l e. W h e n  c a u s e  w i t h  a  l i t t l e  “ c ”  ( t h e  t h i n k i n g  o f  t h e  e g o )  i s
r e p l a c e d  w i t h  C a u s e  w i t h  a  b i g  “ C ”  ( t h e  M i n d  o f  G o d ),  t h e
w o r l d  o f  e f f e c t s  c h a n g e s  a c c o r d i n g l y. G o d  h a s  c r e a t e d  t h e  H o l y  S p i r i t  a s  a  “ b r i d g e  o f
p e r c e p t i o n, ”  f r o m  t h e  o u t e r  r e a l m s  o f  a n x i e t y  a n d  d e s p a i r  t o
t h e  i n n e r  r e a l m s  o f  p e a c e  a n d  j o y. *  A n d  t h e  H o l y  S p i r i t  i s
a l w a y s  o n  t h e  c a s e,  e m p o w e r e d  b y  G o d  H i m s e l f  t o  d e l i v e r
u s  f r o m  t h e  e g o ’ s  v a i n  i m a g i n i n g s. Y e t  j u s t  k n o w i n g  t h a t  H e
i s  t h e r e,  a n d  a f f i r m i n g  H i m  w i t h  w h a t e v e r  n a m e  w e  c h o o s e,
d o e s  n o t  o f  i t s e l f  b r i n g  u s  p e a c e. T h a t  m i r a c l e  o c c u r s  w h e n
w e  t r u l y  s t e p  b a c k  a n d  l e t  H i m  l e a d  t h e  w a y ;  w h e n  w e
d i s c o n n e c t  f r o m  t h e  w o r l d l y  r e a l m s,  i f  o n l y  f o r  a  m o m e n t,
a n d  s i n k  i n t o  a  p l a c e  o f  r a d i c a l  a v a i l a b i l i t y. I t ’ s  o n l y  w h e n
w e  a r e  e m p t y  o f — o r  a t  l e a s t  u n i m p r e s s e d  b y — o u r  o w n
t h o u g h t s,  t h a t  t h e  H o l y  S p i r i t  c a n  f i l l  u s  w i t h  H i s. W h e n  w e  “ c o m e  w i t h  e m p t y  h a n d s  u n t o  o u r  G o d, ” *  t h e
L i g h t  o f  T r u t h  s h i n e s  a w a y  t h e  e g o,  n o t  a l l  a t  o n c e  b u t
g r a d u a l l y,  w i t h  a  c u m u l a t i v e  e f f e c t. W e  b e c o m e  m o r e  o p e n
a n d  f o r g i v i n g,  m o r e  v u l n e r a b l e,  a n d  l e s s  d e f e n d e d — a n d  n o t
j u s t  w i t h  p e o p l e  w e  a l r e a d y  k n o w  a n d  f e e l  s a f e  w i t h. I f
w e ’ r e  a u t h e n t i c  o n l y  w i t h  p e o p l e  w e  a l r e a d y  k n o w,  t h e n
w e ’ l l  e x p e r i e n c e  m i r a c l e s  o n l y  w i t h  p e o p l e  w e  a l r e a d y
k n o w. W e  c a n  c r e a t e  a  n e w  b e g i n n i n g  w i t h  e v e r y o n e. I f  w e
a l l o w  H i m  t o,  t h e  H o l y  S p i r i t  w i l l  c r e a t e  a  c o s m i c  r e s e tb u t t o n,  a n d  f r o m  t h a t  p o i n t  o n  w e ’ l l  m o v e  f o r w a r d  w i t h  a
d i f f e r e n t  s e t  o f  o p t i o n s — a n  i n f i n i t e  s e t  o f  o p t i o n s. H e
r e w i r e s  t h e  w o r l d  a r o u n d  u s  a s  w e  a l l o w  H i m  t o  r e w i r e  o u r
s o u l s. T h e r e  i s  a  w a y  o f  b e i n g  i n  t h e  w o r l d  t h a t  t r a n s c e n d s  t h e
w o r l d,  a  w a y  o f  b e i n g  r e g u l a r  p e o p l e  a n d  m i r a c l e  w o r k e r s  a t
t h e  s a m e  t i m e.


 s a i d. “ B u t  m y  p r o b l e m  i s  w h a t  h a p p e n s  w h e n  I
l e a v e  t h i s  r o o m. W h a t  d o  w e  d o  a b o u t  p e o p l e  w h o  d o n ’ t
b e l i e v e  t h i s  w a y? L i k e  m y  f a t h e r ;  h e ’ s  l i k e  A r c h i e  B u n k e r! W h a t  d o  I  d o  a b o u t  h i m? ”
M a n y  h e a d s  i n  t h e  r o o m  s t a r t e d  n o d d i n g,  b u t  I  i n w a r d l y
s m i l e d. G o d  d o e s n ’ t  l e t  u s  g e t  a w a y  w i t h  t h a t  o n e. “ D o  y o u  w a n t  t o  k n o w? ”  I  a s k e d. “ D o  y o u  r e a l l y  w a n t  t o
k n o w  w h a t  A  C o u r s e  i n  M i r a c l e s  w o u l d  s a y? ”
H e  n o d d e d. “ I t  w o u l d  s a y  y o u  n e e d  t o  s t o p  j u d g i n g  y o u r  f a t h e r. ”
H e  a n d  h u n d r e d s  o f  o t h e r s  h a d  a  l o o k  o n  t h e i r  f a c e s  a s
t h o u g h  t o  s a y,  “ R i g h t,  o f  c o u r s e,  I  g e t  i t. ”
I  c o n t i n u e d. “ O n l y  w h a t  y o u  a r e  n o t  g i v i n g  c a n  b e
l a c k i n g  i n  a n y  s i t u a t i o n. G o d  s e n t  u s  h e r e  t o  w o r k  m i r a c l e s,
a n d  w e  c a n  o n l y  d o  t h a t  w h e n  w e  h a v e  g i v e n  u p  o u r
j u d g m e n t s. H o w  c a n  y o u  h e l p  a w a k e n  y o u r  d a d  t o  h i s
i n n o c e n c e  i f  y o u  y o u r s e l f  a r e  s t u c k  f o c u s i n g  o n  h i s  g u i l t? “ A n d  t h a t ’ s  n o t  t o  s a y  i t ’ s  a l w a y s  e a s y,  e i t h e r. B u t  t h e
p r i m a r y  r e s p o n s i b i l i t y  o f  t h e  m i r a c l e  w o r k e r  i s  t o  a c c e p t  t h e
a t o n e m e n t  f o r  h i m s e l f. Y o u ’ r e  n o t  h e r e  t o  m o n i t o r  t h e
s p i r i t u a l  p r o g r e s s  o f  o t h e r  p e o p l e. T h e  i s s u e s  G o d  w a n t s  u s
t o  a d d r e s s  f i r s t  a r e  o u r  o w n. ”T h e  m i r a c l e  i s  n o t  t h a t  h i s  d a d  w i l l  b e c o m e  d i f f e r e n t  b u t
t h a t  h e  h i m s e l f  w i l l  b e c o m e  d i f f e r e n t. T h e  i r o n y,  o f  c o u r s e,
i s  t h a t  h e  i s  p r o b a b l y  j u d g i n g  h i s  f a t h e r  f o r  b e i n g
j u d g m e n t a l! O n l y  w h e n  h e  i s  n o  l o n g e r  j u d g i n g  h i s  d a d,  b u t
a c c e p t i n g  h i m  a s  h e  i s,  a r e  m i r a c l e s  p o s s i b l e. I  b e l i e v e  i t  w a s  M a r t i n  L u t h e r  K i n g  J r. w h o  s a i d  t h a t  w e
h a v e  n o  m o r a l l y  p e r s u a s i v e  p o w e r  w i t h  s o m e o n e  w h o  c a n
f e e l  o u r  u n d e r l y i n g  c o n t e m p t. W h o s e  t h o u g h t s  a r e  w e  m o r e
l i k e l y  t o  i n f l u e n c e  i n  a  l o v i n g  d i r e c t i o n :  s o m e o n e  w h o  f e e l s
j u d g e d  b y  u s  o r  s o m e o n e  w h o  c a n  s e e  t h a t  a l l  t h a t  l o v e  w e
s a y  w e  b e l i e v e  i n  a p p l i e s  t o  t h e m  a s  w e l l? E t e r n a l  P e r f e c t i o n

U n t i l  w e  r e m e m b e r  w h o  w e  a r e,  w e  a r e  t e m p t e d  t o  t a k e  o n
t h e  s h a m e  a n d  g u i l t  o f  t h e  e g o. W e  s e e  i t  i n  o u r s e l v e s  a n d
p r o j e c t  i t  o n t o  o t h e r s. W e  i n t e r n a l i z e  t h e  j u d g m e n t  a n d
b l a m e  t h a t  a r e  e n d e m i c  t o  t h e  w o r l d. I  l o v e  t h e  l y r i c  f r o m
t h e  C h r i s t m a s  c a r o l  “ O  H o l y  N i g h t ” :  “ L o n g  l a y  t h e  w o r l d  i n
s i n  a n d  e r r o r  p i n i n g,  ’ t i l  H e  a p p e a r e d  a n d  t h e  s o u l  f e l t  i t s
w o r t h. ”  I f  G o d ’ s


 s e r v a b l e  e f f e c t s,  i t  i n d e e d  h a s  e f f e c t s  o n  a n
i n v i s i b l e  p l a n e. B y  s i m p l y  s t a n d i n g  i n  T r u t h — n o t  o n l y  i n
o u r  w o r d s  b u t  t h r o u g h  o u r  b e h a v i o r  a s  w e l l — w e  h e l p  c r e a t e
a  w a v e  o f  p o w e r  t h a t  w i l l  h e a l  t h e  w o r l d. I n  1 9 5 5  R o s a  P a r k s  s p a r k e d  t h e  c i v i l  r i g h t s  m o v e m e n t  b y
s i m p l y  s a y i n g  n o  t o  t h e  w h i t e  b u s  d r i v e r  w h o  t o l d  h e r  t o
g i v e  u p  h e r  s e a t  f o r  a  w h i t e  m a n. W h e n  D r. M a r t i n  L u t h e r
K i n g  J r. c a l l e d  f o r  a  b o y c o t t  o f  t h e  M o n t g o m e r y  b u s
c o m p a n y,  h e  w a s  c a l l i n g  f o r  a  h u g e  s a c r i f i c e  o n  t h e  p a r t  o f
h u n d r e d s  o f  p e o p l e. F o r  3 8 1  d a y s,  p e o p l e  w a l k e d  m i l e s  t o
w o r k,  s o m e t i m e s  e n d u r i n g  t e r r o r i s m  a n d  h a r a s s m e n t,  r a t h e r
t h a n  c o n t i n u e  t o  p a r t i c i p a t e  i n  a  s y s t e m  o f  s e g r e g a t e d
b u s i n g. B y  s i m p l y  s a y i n g  n o  t o  w h a t  s h e  k n e w  t o  b e  u n j u s t,M r s. P a r k s  d e m o n s t r a t e d  t h e  t r e m e n d o u s  p o w e r s  s u c h
a c t i o n  s e t s  i n  m o t i o n. W e  n e v e r  k n o w  w h a t  e f f e c t  o u r  s i m p l y  s t a n d i n g  o n  t r u t h
m i g h t  h a v e. W e  t h i n k,  “ I ’ m  j u s t  o n e  p e r s o n ;  w h a t  d i f f e r e n c e
c a n  I  m a k e. ”  B u t  n o n e  o f  u s  i s  “ j u s t  o n e  p e r s o n. ”  A l l  m i n d s
a r e  j o i n e d,  a n d  e a c h  o f  u s  h a s  a  c h a n c e  e v e r y  d a y  t o  s a y  y e s
t o  s o m e t h i n g  t h a t  c o u l d  m a k e  t h e  w o r l d  a  b e t t e r  p l a c e  a n d
n o  t o  s o m e t h i n g  t h a t  d e g r a d e s  i t. W e ’ r e  s o m e t i m e s  l o o k i n g
f o r  t h e  b i g  p l a n  t h a t  w i l l  s a v e  t h e  w o r l d,  w h i l e  n o t
r e c o g n i z i n g  o u r  o w n  p a r t  i n  i t. T h e  p l a n  t h a t  w i l l  s a v e  u s
i n v o l v e s  l i t t l e  w a y s  t h a t  e a c h  o f  u s  b e c o m e s  m o r e  r i g h t e o u s
e v e r y  d a y. A n d  e n o u g h  t i n y  d r o p l e t s,  i n  t i m e,  m a k e  u p  a n
o c e a n. T h e  w o m a n  w h o  r e f u s e d  t o  c u t  t h e  h a i r  o f  s o m e o n e  s h e
k n e w  h a d  w r o n g e d  h e r  f r i e n d  d i d  n o t  j u s t  h e l p  h e r  f r i e n d. S h e  h e l p e d  h e r s e l f  a s  w e l l. B y  f u e l i n g  t h e  f o r c e s  o f  l o y a l t y
a n d  i n t e g r i t y,  s h e  g e n e r a t e d  m o r a l  p o w e r  t h a t  a d d e d  t o  h e r
o w n  s p i r i t u a l  s t a t u r e. N o  a c t i o n  g o e s  u n r e g i s t e r e d  b y  t h e  u n i v e r s e. T h e
p o l i t i c a l  p h i l o s o p h e r  E d m u n d  B u r k e  w r o t e,  “ T h e  o n l y  t h i n g
n e c e s s a r y  f o r  e v i l  t o  t r i u m p h  i s  f o r  e n o u g h  g o o d  p e o p l e  t o
d o  n o t h i n g. ”  A n d  t h e  o n l y  t h i n g  t h a t  w i l l  t r i u m p h  o v e r  e v i l
i s  f o r  e n o u g h  g o o d  p e o p l e  t o  a c t u a l l y  d o  g o o d. Section summary:

The passage describes God's love as being everywhere but often overlooked due to our inability or unwillingness (rejection) of it in various forms such as fear, anger, violence etc., which leads us away from Him. It also highlights how important relationships are for one’s well-being by sharing experiences with others; people need this kindling effect that helps them overcome pain. This is followed up on Jesus' sacrifice where He gave His life instead of ours so we can receive eternal salvation through faithfulness towards good deeds like forgiveness, humility & selfless acts while maintaining open eyes/ears/mindset;
He chose not just any humanly possible solution when dealing with evil/pain/dark forces within oneself rather than trying something else first-then finding out later;

    Here you


 increases, on the average, by
problems. social concern which feeds parallel Rarely does the average person get to
about five points. That an individual's
Nonetheless, it is possible for isolated
problems of crime, poverty and welfare. experience, for instance, love without
level of consciousness is already in ef fect
individuals to make sudden positive
Addiction has proved an intractable
fear, or pure joy, much less ecstasy. But
at birth is a sobering idea with profound
jumps, even of hundreds of points. If one
social and clinical problem, thus far not
these higher states are so powerful that
implications. Consciousness itself, in itscan truly escape the egocentric
understood beyond the most basic once experienced, they are never
expression as human civilization, evolves
entrainment of sub-200 attractor fields,
description. By the term "addiction" we
for gotten and are sought ever after. slowly indeed, through innumerable consciously choosing a friendly,
earnest, mean clinical addiction in the (84)
It is to this experience of higher states
generations. kind and for giving approach to life, and
classical sense of continued dependence
that people become addicted.1 A good
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to principles. Leadership is accepted
The majority of people utilize their life
eventually making charity towards others
on alcohol or a drug despite serious
rather than sought. From this level
experiences to elaborate arid express the
one's primary focus, higher levels canconsequences, a condition exceeding the
emer ges great music, art and architecture
variations of their native ener gy field; it
certainly be attained--at least in theory; in
capacity of the addicted person to
and the capacity to uplift others by one's
is the rare individual who manages to
practice, great will is required. discontinue use of the substance unaided,
mere presence. move beyond it, although many may
Thus, though it is not ordinary to move
because the will itself has been rendered
In the upper 500s are found inspirational
make considerable internal improvement. out of one ener gy field into another
inef fective. But what is the essential
leaders who set an example for the rest of
The reason for this is more easily
during one's lifetime, the opportunity still
nature of addiction, and to what is the
society and, in their respective fields,understandable when we see that what
exists. It remains for motivation to
addict really addicted? create new paradigms with far -reaching
defines one's level is motivation. activate that potential; without the The common belief is that it is the
implications for all of mankind. Although
Motivation proceeds from meaning, and
exercise of choice no progression will
addictive substance itself to which the
well aware themselves that they still have
meaning, in turn, is an expression of
occur. It is well to re-emphasize that the
victim has become addicted, because of
defects and limitations, people on this
context. Thus, achievement is bounded
progression of the calibrated power
that substance's power to create a high
level are often seen by the general public
by context, which, when correspondingly
levels is logarithmic; thus, individual
state of euphoria. But if we re-examineas out of the ordinary and may be
aligned with motivation, determines the
choice can have a mighty ef fect. The
the nature of addiction through the
recognized with emblems of distinction. individual's relative power. dif ference in power level, for instance,
methodology outlined herein, a dif ferent
Many in the mid-500s begin to have
The average advance of a mere five
between 361.0 and 361. 1 is very
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        ener gizing their desires to the degree that
themselves of what may be available. sadness of life itself. This level colors
(64) Fear limits growth of the personality
they move out of Apathy and begin to
Unless external ener gy is supplied by
one's entire vision of existence. Part of
and leads to inhibition. Because it takes
seek a better life. W ant can start us on the
care-givers, death through passive the syndrome of loss is the notion of
the ener gy to rise above Fear, the oppressed
road to achievement. Desire can,
suicide can result. W ithout will to live,
irreplaceability of what is lost or that
are unable to reach a higher level
therefore, become a springboard to yet
the hopeless stare blankly, unresponsive
which it symbolized. There is aunaided. Thus, the fearful seek strong
higher levels of awareness. to stimuli, until eyes stop tracking and
generalization from the particular, so that
leaders who appear to have conquered
(65)
there is not enough ener gy left to even
the loss o£ a loved one is equated with
their fear to lead them out of its slavery. swallow prof fered food. the loss of lave itself. At this level, such
Ener gy Level 150: Anger
emotional losses may trigger a serious
This is the level of the homeless and the
Ener gy Level 125: Desire
Although Anger may lead to homicide
depression or death. derelicts of society. It is also the fate of
There is yet more ener gy available at this
and war, as an ener gy level it is farther
many of the aged and others who become
Though Grief is the cemetery of life, itlevel; Desire motivates vast areas of
removed from death than those below it. isolated by chronic or progressive still has more ener gy to it than does
human activity, including the economy. Anger can lead to either constructive or
diseases. The apathetic are dependent;
Apathy. Thus, when a traumatized
Advertisers play on desires to program us
destructive action. As people move out of
people in Apathy are "heavy" and are felt
apathetic patient begins to cry, we know
with needs linked to instinctual drives. Apathy and Grief to overcome Fear as a
as a burden by those around them. he is getting better. Once he starts to cry,
Desire moves us to expend great ef fort to
way of life, they begin to want; Desire
he will eat again. T oo often society lacks suf ficient
achieve goals or obtain rewards. The
leads to frustration which in turn leads to
motivation to be of any real help todesire for money, prestige or power runs
Anger. Thus, Anger can be a fulcrum by
Ener gy Level 100: Fear
cultures, as well as individuals, at this
the lives of many of those who have risen
which the oppressed are eventually
level, who are seen as drains of At the level of 100 there is a lot more life
above Fear as their predominant life
catapulted to freedom. Anger over social
resources. This is the level of the streets
ener gy available; fear of danger is
motif. injustice, victimization and inequality has
of Calcutta where only the saintly such as
healthy. Fear runs much of the world,
created great movements that led to
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major changes in the structure of society. dependent a upon external conditions,
of Courage, life is seen to be exciting,
T aking such positions createsBut Anger expresses itself most often as
without which it can suddenly revert to a
challenging and stimulating. (67)
polarization, and polarization in turn
resentment and revenge and is, therefore,
lower level. The inflated ego is
Courage implies the willingness to try
creates opposition and division. As in the
volatile and dangerous. Anger as a life
vulnerable to attack. Pride remains weak
new things and deal with the vicissitudes
martial arts, a rigid position becomes a
style is exemplified by irritable, because it can be knocked of f its
pedestal of life. At this level of empowerment one
point of vulnerability; that which does
explosive people who are oversensitive
into Shame, which is the threat that fires
is able to cope with and handle not bend is liable to break. Rising above
to slights and become "injustice the fear of loss of pride. ef fectively the opportunities of life. At
barriers or oppositions which dissipate
collectors," quarrelsome, belligerent or
Pride is divisive and gives rise to200, for instance, there is the ener gy to
one's ener gies, the Neutral condition
litigious. factionalism; the consequences are
learn new job skills. Growth and allows for flexibility and non-
As Anger stems from frustrated want, it
costly. Man has habitually died for Pride-
education become attainable goals. There
judgmental, realistic appraisal of
is based on the ener gy field below it. armies still regularly slaughter each other
is the capacity to face fears or character
problems. T o be Neutral means to be
Frustration results from exaggerating the
for that aspect of Pride called
defects and to grow despite them, and
relatively (68) unattached to outcomes; not
importance of desires. The angry person
nationalism. Religious wars, political


 signs of recently recognized water shortage in the body. We are now at the dawn of a new era in medical scie nce. 'It is chronic water shortage in the body that causes most
of the diseases of the human body." The original design of the human body is more com plete than you can Imagine. If we have not known how to maintain it until now, it is our own fault. We have not stopped to think, if the body is
mainly water, where will it get its top-up if we don't drink water on a regular basis? We now know w hen it is calling
for its urgent intake. We need to dwell on this information. Push ing water is not a personal gimmick. There is no
hidden agenda to its promotion. If you share this information with your loved ones, you are its beneficia ries. At present this book is the only sou rce of easy-to-read-and-understand information on chronic dehydration. You
need to read it a few times and understand the profoundness o f the indispensable role of water in the human body. If you do this, you will become a healer too. In this book, you will also get to learn that "fluids" and "water" are not
necessar ily the same. You will learn about the detrimental effects of diet sodas. If you find the information in this book useful, please raise your voice and cry out against the dark and ugly side of
medicine as it is practiced at present. Docto rs are supposed to be healers. Th ey have taken an oath to serve
mankind. It is true that the "business of Am erica is business," but my business-minded colleagues have no right to
obstruct the simple message of 'you are not sick, you are thirsty,"  from reaching a wider cross-section of the public. They have no business converting the pain and suffering of their fellow man into accumulative commercial practices
that we have noticed in the recent past. I most humbly acknowledge that not all doctors put their own gain before the welfare of those who seek their honest
advice. You  only need to take a look at the number of doctors in the small list of reviews of the book to see this fact. Only a very sma ll minority, unfortunately in steering positions, have shed a bad light on our sacred profession. However, "when light comes, darkness has to go." When people begin to understand that water by itself is the best
natural medicine in many "disease" conditions of the body, the black sheep in the sacred profession of medicine will
take their business elsewhere. Traditionally, doctors have been thinkers and philosophers. It is only recently that they have been forced to
memorize pre-digested information to get through the curriculum in teaching hospitals. In reality, books are created
to store information, and the brain is designed to "think." Once we get rid of the burden of having to remember so
much misinformation generated around the conditions that are complications of chronic dehydration, the new
doctors will once again become scho lars and thinkers. That is whe n their pronouncements will be truly respected
and worth their wei ght in gold, and no less th an surgeons' scale of fees. In the hope of a new era of bright lights in medicine, I wish the readers of this book luck for their indispensable part
in the transformation of the present structure of medicine. Each letter that is published in the book is but a sample of
what "water as medicine" can  do in millions who present sim ilar outward manifestations of chronic dehydration. The
arrogant and the ignorant in medical practice will label these letters as "anecdotal" and brush them aside. Infinitelygreater in number, seeing eyes co nnected to thinking brains will recognize in each one of them the new truth, 'you
are not sick,  you are thirsty," that heralds an end to the prese nt medical sting against the publi c.
This book is intended to be read as a "novel" about the love relationship of water and the human body. It is not
designed to be read for "soundbites." This is t he reason why it  does not have an index. I would like to thank my  wife Xiaopo for her loving support and help. I would like to thank Col. Robert T. Sanders for his tireless efforts in the past five years at getting my v iews on
chronic dehydration to be heard by the people he thinks might wish to help in its spread. I would also like to thank all of those who  have been exuberant supporters and have encouraged me to continue
and not get tired. Finally, I would like to thank Mrs. Dorothy Heindel for her editorship of all of my manuscrip ts and
books. F. Batmanghelidj, M.D. February 1995
Introduction
DON'T TREAT  THIRST WITH M EDICATIONS
The significant problems we have cannot be solved at the same level of thinking with which we created them." -Albert Einstein
In December of 1990, Dr. Louis Sullivan, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, reported a rise of 11 percent
in the cost of providing health care to the nation. This cost is estimated to reach $1.6 trillion by the year 2000 and to
consume 28% of the GNP b y the year 2010, if allowed to continue the present trends. The Washington Post, in one of its recent health care analyses, has estimated the 1994 health care costs w ould
reach $1,029.6 billion. Of this amount, $934.8 billion is personal health care costs incurred by the public. Th e federal
government is sa id to be responsible for only $94.8 billion of expenditure. However, this vast expenditure becomes
taxable income for the 9.5 million people employed  at present in the health care system in America. It is dear that
the government stands to gain from the rise in the health care costs o f the nation. Thus, there exists a conflict of
interest betwee n the needs of the public and the intention of the government to preserve its income base. In light of this understanding, we can see why the government would not be interested in taking steps to reduce the
health care
costs of the American people, even though they are by now aware of the basis of the problem. It becomes obvious
that the people are responsible for their own health. They have to protect themselves from commercial
considerations of the health care operators and the government that wishes to maintain health care costs at present
levels. You see, the health care crisis of America that will bankrupt the nation if permitted to continue in its present trend, is
not caused by th e way it  is operated. Nor is it entirely the result of greed-based pricing. It is caused by a most
primitive mistake in the basic premise in the science of physiology that is foundation to all medical and scientific
knowledge of the human body. It is caused because the public and the prof essionals don't yet  know when th e
human body is thirsty fo r water! This situation does not need to remain, or become as desperate as it seems. Very extensive clinical observations
on dyspeptic pain and evaluative research into the physiology of chronic pains sh ow a simple and fundamental
solution to the health care problem of the nation is available. The beauty of this solution is that it is entirely science-
based. It involves a new physiologic understanding of the human body. Th e new information about the human body,
as you must have guessed  from the title of the book, follows. WHY "MEDICI NE" DOESN'T CURE DISEASE
Medical professionals of today do not understand the vital roles of water in the human body. Medications are palliatives. They are not designed to cure the degenerative diseases of the human body. In this book, we will discuss the role of water in the body and how a brief understanding of this topic can transform
the health needs of our society. We will learn how p reventive medicine can become the main approach to health
care in any society. In this book, and in the discussions that follow, the hero is water. We will look at every
explanation with the view that water is the primary substance and the leading agent in the routine events that take
place in the human body. With the primary role of water in mind, we will look at som e disease conditions. The
missing role of water in physiological situations that will eventually become disease conditions will be discussed. In the "diseases" that will be discussed, a possible initial role of water metabolism disturbance will need to be
excluded before we assume these conditions to have been caused through other processes. This is the true
meaning of a preventive approach to health care. We should first exclude the simpler causes for disease
Emergence
in the body and then think of the more complicated. The simple truth is that dehydration can cause disease. Everyone knows that wat er is "good" for the body. Th ey seem not to know how essential it is to one's well-being. They do not know what happens to the body if it does not receive its daily need of water. After  this short book is
read, you will have a clearer understanding of this issue. The solution for prevention and treatment of dehydration-produced diseases is wat er intake on a regular basis. Th is
is what we will define in this book We will discuss why, i n a majority of case s, the conditions that will be mentionedare to be viewed  as dehydration-produced disorders. If, by the simple intake of an added amount of water every day
you can get better, you will not need to worry. You  should seek professional


. Fulfilling sex does not depend entirely on specific techniques
or even successful performance of the Art of the Bedcham ber. Sexual happiness between partners in a monogamous relation
ship depends on a host of other factors-physical, psychological,
emotional, even financial. The art of lovemaking can enhance
pleasure and thrill in a happy relationship, but it cannot create
them in an unhappy one. Above all, personal alchemy between
lovers is a unique mind-body interaction, unprecedented in expe
rience and unpredictable in result. Many couples, especially those long married, tend to stay in a
well-worn lovemaking rut. They become captives of routines,
from initial love-play, if there is any, to orgasm. Lov emaking, es
pecially love-play, becomes exciting when it is in1provised occa
sionally. Improvising enables each partner to adapt to whatever Tht Alchrmy of Desire ANCIENT SECRE TS FOR MODERN LOVE RS
190 responses are observed in the other, and concentrate on whatever
best excites the latter. People exhibit a wide variety of reactions to
erotic stimulation, whether it be external stimulation of the body
or internal stimulation of the mind-or both. Some moan, some
whisper, some talk a blue streak, some ululate like banshees. Oth
ers, instead of vocalizing their reactions, express them in body
language, from epileptic thrashing to apparent rigor mortis. A
sensitive lover can gauge a partner's reactions to love-play. The various reactions, or symptoms of arousal, range from
physiological, reflecting the sensory input experienced by the
body, to cerebral, reflecting thoughts and emotions exciting the
mind. Men often react readily to physical stimulation, while
most women are put in an erotic mood more easily by psychologi
cal stimulation of thoughts and emotions. The relative power of
physical and psychological stimuli, however, varies among indi
viduals and over time within the same individual. Love-play starts, or should start, long before a kiss or an em
brace. It may begin with a subtle innuendo, an erotic code word, a
brazen sexual invitation. Or the body may speak with a glance, a
smile, a toss of hair or heave of bosom. Or the opening signals
may begin amid an erotic ambience of low lights, sensual music,
the scent of flowers or natural perfume of the body. Familiar part
ners, especially long-married spouses, often telescope or even skip
love-play, but an occasional return to romance could banish bed
room blahs and lend a piquant touch to lovemaking. The physical phase of love-play should be approached with
caution. Since love-play and coitus are the most intimate acts
shared by two individuals, personal hygiene is of paramount im
portance. As n1en arc more genital-oriented than wotncn, a n1an tnight
tend to go directly to his partner's genitals at the start of love-play. This may dan1pcn the ardor of a sensitive wotnan. Since any sud
den sexua l act could be either elixir or poison to a sensitive part
ncr, especially a tcnule, one should respect all the dos and don'ts,
and watch tor the various traffic signs-"slow," "yield," "stop,"
"soft shoulder," "curve ahead," "slippery when wet." If one wants
to venture into uncharted territory, a good tactic is to zip in tenta
tively and zip out inunediatcly, to test the partner's reaction. If the
reaction is clearly negative, change course. If the resistance seems
halfhea rted or a ntcrt' ritual, ust' the Taoist tactics of two steps for-ward, one step back. With this strategy in love-play, one may dis
cover untold delights that both partners secretly yearn for but are
reluctant to admit verbally. Anytime and anywhere could be good for love-play. Although
some lovers, out of either inventiveness or desperation, are at
tracted to unconventional, even dangerous, locales, most prefer
a more romantic environment-a secluded, moonlit beach, or a
cozy, dimly lit living room, with the flowing cadences of a piano
in the background, or a candlelit bedroom, perhaps with the bed
strewn with rose or jasmine petals. LovE-PLAY HAs A PRELUDE
The prelude to love-play may be deliberately programmed or en
tirely spontaneous. A nervous laugh, significant glance, double
entendre, or similar gesture or comment from either partner could
touch off a train of delightful events-whether a brief exchange
of sensual affections or lengthy lovemaking in the form of re
peated, passionate coitus. The signals may be romantic. By stroking the partner's palm
very lightly with a finger or sucking a fingertip, one can ignite an
all-night conflagration. Occasional butterfly kisses-quick, light,
flirtatious -here and there on the partner's arm, face, and neck tit
illate. Nibbling an earlobe is one way to excite a partner. After all,
some of the acupoints on the ear arc love points. The natural fra
grance of a clean woman is intoxicating to some men, especially
during an erotic encounter. Olfactory sensitivity is a major element in Chinese erotic po
etry, as seen in the celebrated poem "Ten Fragrances," mentioned
earlier. It is also important in the West. The French, for instance,
usc the term cassolette (perfume pan) to describe the fragrance from
a woman's body-lips, hair, skin, armpits, vulva-as well as her
ling erie. This natural feminine fragrance is best enjoyed with the
sniff-ki�s. or so-caHed Chinese kiss, done by putting one's nose
next to the selected area of the partner's body and sniffing away
soulfully. The ( :hinc�c usc: the nasal kiss mainly as an affectil 1nat c
gesture with little childr en and as a flirtatious act bct wt·cn sexes. Lip- kissin g is strictly an erotic bed room act in ( :hina. If partners arc dining privatl·ly, pl·rhap� with candklight and The Alchemy of Desir e ANCIE NT SECR ETS FO R MODERN LOV ERS
soft nn1sic, feeding one another rnay be stimulatin g. The feeding
can progress from spooning food into one another's mouth, to
n1outh-to-n1outh transfer of soft food. Ideal erotic foods for this
purpose include peaches, jelly, raw oysters, and dams. Mouth-to
rnouth feeding of wine is an age-old sensual act that tantalizes
nuny lovers. Some people delight in pouring a little champagne
into the navel of the partner, and drinking from-as well as lick
ing and kissing-the fleshy cup. The chilled, fizzing champagne
stimulates the partner onto whose navel it is poured. Warm rice
wine, such as Chinese Shaoshing or Japanese sake, is a good alter
native. One of the great preliminaries to sex is dancing-touch danc
ing. Many torn1s of dancing, in fact, are evolved from stylized,
sytnbolic representations of the sexual act. Touch dancing may
permit one to sense a lot physically about one's partner through
rhythm, moven1ent, and body contact-even with the clothes on. A discerning individual can appraise intuitively the sexual style of
the dancing partner. Dancing in private while half dressed or un
dressed is a spicy prelude to love-play. Signals of this prelude arc often playful. Sporadic, fleeting
gestures carried out in a seemingly accidental or absentm inded
manner have a built-in safety cushion in case of resistance, yet
they may be very tantalizing to a receptive target. Some signals
arc especially effective, whether one is dealing with a sexually in
hibited partner or a fan1iliar but hitherto platonic friend. One is
the "dead hand," by which a person "absentn1indedly" and lightly
places a hand on another's upper ann, shoulder, waist, or thigh. If
the reaction is negative, the hand is pron1ptly withdrawn; if there
is no negative reaction, it renlJins ther e \Vithout any 1noven1ent,
as if dead ; if the reaction is positive, the dead hand con1es to lite
and becornes progr essiv ely friskier. Another pbyful ploy is a pinch, appl ied on sorne finn, fleshy
part of the body such as the shoulder if ont' is shy, or the thig h or
but tocks if one is bolder. The surprise srna ck, adtnini ster ed in the
t<. )rm of a sing le resounding slap on the recipient' s rear, is a great
ice-brt·aker at an oppo rtune nlotnt·nt, tor instanc e when the pt'r
son targeted is picking son1cth ing up front tht· floor. Tickling. popubr with teen