EI 5 LYMPHATICS/BLADDER MERIDIAN

Energetic Integrators 1 to 4 are all within the sound (phonon) frequency range. This is the first Integrator to reach into the electromagnetic frequency of light, which makes it and those that follow more sensitive to geopathic stress. It is one of the more complex Integrators. The primary focus is the bladder meridian and its influence on fluid distribution, lymph and bones. There is also a strong hormonal aspect to this Integrator. The Infoceutical helps to optimise energy flow along this pathway and to all the components that are contained within it, helping to clear and correct any energy blocks and incoherent messages along the way.

Energy Links - Keynotes

Bladder

Lymph: drainage, nodes and lymphocytes

Hormones: adrenals, pituitary, thyroid

Vertebrae – spinal nerves, intervertebral discs.

Male genitalia

Emotions: self-assertion/timidity, decisiveness/hesitation; endurance/patience; peace/restlessness.

Bladder. The bladder controls the storage of water. It plays a crucial role in maintaining body fluids, deciding whether fluid is eliminated or re-routed back to the body.

Bladder Meridian. The bladder meridian is the longest in the body and has the largest number of points too. It begins at the eye, travels over the base of the skull and divides into two branches that travel down the spine, on down through the thigh and the back of the knee, ending at the little toe. An internal branch heads to the kidneys and the bladder. The male genitalia are within this Integrator. This Integrator also energises the spine, matching with all the spinal nerves and the intervertebral discs, and sends energy out to the peripheral nervous system. It has a considerable influence therefore on autonomic nervous system function. Over-activation of the sympathetic “fight and flight” nervous system, which is quite common in our busy lives, can cause tension in this meridian and along the spine, which the Infoceutical can help to release. There is also a match to the teeth.

Lymph. This Integrator contains the lymphatic system network and the B and T Lymphocytes, the immune system cells that reside in the lymph tissues ready to fight infection and clear away the debris arriving in the lymph fluid.

Hormones. There is an influence on hormonal balance with this Integrator. The spinal nerve network enervates the hormone-producing glands and the organs. The thyroid capsule and anterior pituitary are here, and there is a match with several hormones including those of the anterior pituitary and the anti-inflammatory and fluid regulating hormones of the adrenals.

Emotions. The primary underlying emotion traditionally associated with bladder issues is fear. This makes sense if we think how fright and the release of adrenaline can cause loss of control of the bladder. Our mouths can go dry with fear too, or we can break out in a cold sweat, again symbolising the water aspect. When energy flow is lacking we may hesitate to dip our toe in the water and be fearful of trying new things. Timidity, shyness, being easily startled or restless are some of the potential negative expressions. Positive aspects include determination, confidence, cheerfulness, and feeling calm and peaceful. There may also be a tendency to hold on to long-standing grudges, an inability to let bygones be bygones, or to be unable to express our grief (release tears) when this Integrator is blocked.

Damaged by: geopathic Stress