THE PASSES FOR THE PREDILECTION OF THE RIGHT SIDE

Los Angeles, CA - August 23-27, 1997

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One:

A. The right palm, facing forward and starting from navel height,
performs two "wax off" circles.

B. The palm faces the floor and arcs out to the left and cuts back
in so that the elbow points right while the flat palm is near
the collar bone, fingers pointing left.

C. The elbow stays put as the flat palm slices out to the right until
it is pointing 45 degrees away from straight ahead.

D. The palm faces left, the wrist tilts momentarily down in a
cocking motion, then the palm is raised over the head--it chops
down to a point in front but just to the right of the navel.

Two:

A. The flat palm faces the floor by the right hip. The hand slices
straight out to the arm's fullest extent, then draws back to the
starting point. The palm flips to face up.

B. The hand slices straight out to the arm's fullest extent, then draws
back to the starting point. The palm flips to face down.

C. The arm revolves back from the shoulder, and as the palm comes over
the top it turns naturally and slaps a point in front but just to
the right of the navel.

D. The palm faces left as the arm scoops out to the right and throws
energy into the body at about V spot level, the palm facing the V
spot but about 6 inches away.

E. The palm chops an X to the right side of the body, down towards the
right hip first, then away and down.

Three:

A. The palm arcs up over the right shoulder and slaps a point at solar
plexus level, then slaps it twice more with shorter strokes.

B. The palm strikes to beside the right hip, palm facing back, fingers
pointed to the floor.

C. The palm faces the floor as it traces a large clockwise circle
parallel to the floor to the side and behind the body. It makes
a similar counterclockwise circle to the front, palm ending face
down at the right hip. The palm is extended straight out to the
arm's full extent horizontally and retrieved, twice.

D. The palm faces left, and follows the contour of the waist to a
point just right of the center line, then the fingers point
straight ahead as the hand goes out as far as possible without
twisting the torso--the body stoops slightly to accomodate the
movement.

E. The hand pulls back in so that the heel of the flat palm is on the
navel, fingers still pointing forward. Pause a moment, then the
hand twists at the wrist so that the fingers point straight down.
Pause a moment, then lower the fingers straight down to the floor
between the feet, stooping as needed.

F. The palm flips to face right, and bends at the wrist as if scooping
energy. The wrist remains bent with the palm slightly cupped as if
cradling energy. The body straightens as the cradled palm is raised
to the right side of the navel area.

G. The hand strikes up to a point to the right of the right ear--the
upper arm points right parallel to the floor, the forearm points up,
the palm faces forward.

H. The arm scoops out to the right and again throws energy onto the V
spot.

Four:

A. The elbow points right. The elbow maintains position, but
the palm moves so that the fingers point to the floor about a foot
from the right hip, the palm facing right.

B. The forearm makes a diagonal circle 45 degrees toward the right front
forward and over, ending with the palm face up by the right hip. The
entire arm makes a similar circle directly to the front, ending in the
same spot.

C. The palm is extended forward horizontally to the arm's full extent,
face up. The palm is raised straight up to head level, then flips so
that the palm faces right and retraces its path. The palm still faces
right and traces a similar path, but this time using the back of the
palm to trace the column of energy. The palm flips at the zenith to
face left, and traces the other side of the path halfway down, to about
shoulder height.

D. The palm describes a small circle out, up, to the right, and ends up
with the palm, staying a few inches away, smearing the energy on the
left side of the face and neck (the head is turned to the right.)

E. The palm is retrieved to the right hip, face up. The palm is extended
forward horizontally to the arm's full extent. The palm is raised
straight up to head level, then flips so that the palm faces right and
traces the other side of the path halfway down, to about shoulder height.
The entire arm circles up, out, and back, and the palm delivers a glancing
blow to the right of the solar plexus, ending with the palm facing forward,
fingers pointing up, at about collarbone level a few feet in front
of the right side.


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