The first specificity of the RSP is its listening. His approach is neither to question – except during the anamnesis – nor to rummage through the drawers of the patient’s unconscious, but to perceive the messages that the patient is ready to let pass. When he decides to make an appointment, it is a conscious act in connection with a present motivation. He then activates disturbing programs of the same nature (malaise, pain, etc.) buried in his unconscious. The unconscious-subconscious censorship will sort out those from whom it is ready to free itself. These are the programs that we will listen to in RSP. Somatizations are in fact only messages from the unconscious that tell us « take care of yourself », a bucket that overflows because one or more taps leak and invite us to listen to ourselves better.
- 8.41 – Vibrational Wave and PSR
- 8.42 – Burr’s L-field
- 8.43 – Quantum medicine
- 8.44 – Dermo-optic perception in PSR
- 8.45 – The sophro-liminal waking state
- 8.46 – Intercortical connections
8.41 – Vibrational wave and SPR
The tissues that make up our physical body are alive and, like any living body, constantly emit information, in the form of vibrations, into the surrounding environment. The RSP, based on research by the CNRS, favours the term vibratory wave, a rhythmic physiological oscillation that propagates along a tissue. These waves emit very low energy radiation (1 to 3 electron volts) and weak magnetic fields. Starting from a fixed point, known as a reference point and represented by the first hand, the second hand walks along a predefined path on the surface of the body and thus creates a space for listening and perception between the two hands.
It is difficult to perceive this radiation when the tissues are healthy because they are uniform, which is no longer the case when listening to an area in pain. The vertical component of the vibrational wave, by moving away from the line of equilibrium, creates interference and easily detectable disharmony. The reaction is immediate and triggers an adaptation mechanism that interests the physical body and the mental body. This adaptation reaction is perceptible and verifiable by the pulse, for example, as do acupuncturists.
8.42 – H.S.Burr’s L field
Again, this approach is not new. Harold Saxton Burr, professor of anatomy at Yale University in the United States, demonstrated in 1935 the existence of an electric field, the « L-field », vibrating around any living organism, a field that undergoes variations over time in response to a set of internal and external factors. We know that the muscles, the heart, the brain and even the viscera produce electrical currents and this L-field could be the effect of all these currents. There would exist, within the tissues themselves, especially the nervous tissues, a real transistorized system capable of sending and receiving signals. Aura phenomena are the representation of this L-field and reflect the energetic vibratory state of the individual. They reflect physical manifestations – electrical, electromagnetic or other – that restore a dynamic image of the physical, emotional and psychological state. Any significant change in this field is a sign of disorder even before the symptoms of the disease become clinical.
8.43 – Quantum medicine
Quantum medicine offers another vision of this field. It describes a field of energy condensation, carrying messages, which surrounds the organs and gives them their shape. One of its elements, the e- electron, is an electrically charged particle of matter responsible for the physical and chemical properties of gases, liquids and solids. The French physicist Louis de Broglie – « The wave nature of the electron » – Editions Nobel Lecture – 1929 – was the first to understand this by introducing his theory of matter waves in 1923. Quantum physics also attributes certain wave properties to it. The energy condensation field corresponds to the energy required to move it. The closer we get to the nucleus, the greater the energy to move the electrons.
Liquids vibrate in a band of around 1 KeV (kilo electron volt) in healthy, young people. This vibration level and all those below 5 KeV, the M layer, are considered physiological and a sign of good health. The displacement of the M layer towards the L and K layers whose vibrations are greater than 10 KeV is a sign of pathology. This is how infectious agents and malignant tumor cells vibrate on a band between 20 and 30 KeV. The return to clinical healing will take place through a decrease in this vibration and will result in a return to the basic physiological vibration.
8.44 – Dermo-optical perception in RSP
A study carried out under the direction of Yvonne Duplessis (CNRS) has highlighted dermo-optic perception, the possibility that the hand has of visualizing invisible light radiation thanks to its blackbody properties. It was Gustav Kirchhoff (commented article by Kirchhoff and Bunsen on spectral analysis in 1860) who was the first to give this name to any body capable of absorbing incident electromagnetic radiation, including light, on its surface without reflecting it. This is not an extra-sensory visualization but an interpretive awareness. This radiation is similar to extremely low frequency currents that oscillate in a band of 3 to 30 Hz, i.e. very low intensity. Once captured by a trained hand, they are transferred to the brain, which reacts immediately by triggering an adaptation mechanism involving the physical and mental bodies.
RSP listening makes sense by guiding the therapist in his or her approach through the information collected: is it simply mechanical or structural (20 to 25% of cases) or is it emotional and mental? It is possible to specify the nature of the disorder. Indeed, the perception of the wave, when it is close to the body – between zero and five centimeters – indicates a disturbance of the physical body linked either to poisoning or allergy type poisoning, or to trauma or even to clogging, i.e. imbalances in the internal environment. Further away – between six and sixteen centimeters – it informs us that the disorder is located in the etheric body, a superposition of the physical body, carrying information relating to telluric, electromagnetic, cosmic or cosmo-climatic waves. Finally, beyond that, it is the world of emotion that challenges us.
Should we focus on the painful area (of course) or should we go to the primary blockage as a priority?
8.45 – Sophro-liminal wakefulness state in RSP
Performing the RSP palpatory listening is possible by putting our patient in a state of sophronic wakefulness. We can, in fact, after having comfortably installed him on the treatment table, use natural resources such as muscle relaxation and breathing to facilitate body-mind dialogues. Finding himself in a state of calm and physical passivity, with his eyes closed, but in active consciousness, his receptivity decreases and facilitates a state of waking dreaming, of floating attention. He is then invited to travel, to walk in a place that is pleasant to him and where he feels good. It is interesting to take advantage of this state to promote the conscious-subconscious dialogue conducive to liberation. Listening means being attentive to the other person and their needs to help them identify the programs that prevent them from finding harmony. It is the role of the therapist to decode them to make them clear and understandable to the patient.
8.46 – Intercortical connections
Neuroscience sheds light on the mode of connection that is established between the patient and his therapist. Brain imaging makes it possible to visualize the brain networks involved in the different forms of memory. It allows us to understand how these networks activate and synchronize. The appearance of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has confirmed that the brains of people connected to each other have the same cortical and subcortical areas of activation. Similarly, they have made it possible to visualize that neurons need the physical presence of others and an empathetic resonance with them. Thus, as soon as we enter into a relationship with a person, millions of our neurons try to connect to the same wavelength as theirs and then make surprisingly identical scan images appear.