Kinesiology or Muscle Testing

Kinesiology is commonly called "muscle testing" and is a method of communicating with the physical body. There are several methods for using kinesiology and two of them are used in the vibrational healing process that I use.

It is important to calibrate the person being tested by asking them a question they know to be true and a question they know to be false. The resulting amount of resistance shown in each instance is the calibration of the body.

The first method is used with two people. In this process the two people will stand face to face. The person being tested will raise their arm so that it is horizontal to their shoulder and pointing sideways. Their fingers should be horizontal to the floor and their thumb should be pointing downward. The person doing the testing gently places their hand on the other person's wrist and asks them to repeat a statement. The person doing the testing will then tell the other to "Hold" and will put pressure on the other's wrist, trying to force it downward. There will be strength and greater resistance to a true statement and more weakness and less resistance to a false statement.

The second method is used by one person, such as during a vibrational healing session by phone. In this process the person being tested will stand facing North with their feet close together. Their hands are made into fists and placed over the Thymus area (above the heart). They will state out loud a true statement, after which their body will rock forwards. Then they will state out loud a false statement, which will cause their body to rock backwards.

Important notes about kinesiology:

• In the two person method, the two people should not look each other in the eye when the testing is being done.
• If the testing is not showing true results or no results, both the person testing and the person being tested need to drink water to sufficiently hydrate their body. Water conducts electricity.
• If the testing is inconsistant or results are switched, the polarity of the person being tested may have switched or there may be a block. Both the person testing and the person being tested can gently tap on the area just below their collarbones and then try the testing again.

For more information about kinesiology, read the book Your Body Doesn't Lie by John Diamond, MD.

Kathy Wilson
4514 155th St NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98332
Phone: 253.853.4033  
Email kwilson@under-one-roof.net

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