MIRRORED PAIN POINTS

When some organ or part of the body gets diseased in the correspondence zones on the hands and feet, save the main pain points, also appear the so-called mirrored pain points appear. We will describe part of these points but we’ll save you the theoretical ground for their appearance. We will concentrate on the mirrored points, located on the fingers because their defining is very easy. Furthermore we consider that to know and to use them is enough for the practical objectives of our manual.

We’ll consider a concrete example with a correspondence zone of the heart in the “Insect” system on one of the fingers. If the heart is diseased in the correspondence zone appears a pain sujok point appears. Let’s draw a vertical line through this point, parallel to the symmetry axis of the correspondence system, to its intersection with the finger knuckles under and above the point. At the intersection point of this line with the knuckles always appear the so-called vertical mirrored pain points appears.
They are not as painful as the main su jok point but are always in the knuckles under and above it.

Now let’s draw a horizontal line, perpendicular to the symmetry axis, through the main su jok point from the example to its intersection with the side part middle of the finger from its both sides. Pain points always appear there, too, called horizontal mirrored points..

Vertical and horizontal mirrored points appear around the main pain points in all correspondence zones of the diseased organ in the “Insect” system and in the part of the Main system, located on the fingers. They are of major importance for the quick course of the healing process. The stimulation of the main pain point in combination with the vertical or horizontal mirrored pain points leads to an immediate result. The use of these points is especially effective when the patient wants to cure large affected areas. For example – pneumonia, having affected the two lungs.

We find the vertical mirrored points on the middle and third phalanges of the fingers in the way we described above, as we draw a vertical line, perpendicular to the symmetry axis of the correspondence system, to its intersection with the knuckles under and above the pain point.

The things are different by the vertical mirrored points on the first phalanx of the fingers because in this case we don’t have a knuckle, located above the main pain point. Here we locate one of the vertical mirrored points as we draw a vertical line to its intersection with the knuckle under the main pain point. The other mirrored point lies on the same knuckle but on the other side of the finger. We locate it as we produce the vertical line to the finger’s tip and drop it on its other side to its intersection with the knuckle.

We find the horizontal mirrored points on all finger phalanges in the same way, described above, as we draw a horizontal line until it intersects the middle of the fingers’ side parts. An isolated case is the coincidence of the main pain point with the middle of the fingers’ side part. Then the mirrored horizontal point is only one and it is located on the other side of the finger, against the main pain point..