6.5.1. The Energy of the Blood Cells

The life energy of the DNAs of organs is distributed in the form of spirals, distinguished by the number of their envelopes. Thus, the DNA of the blood has 0 to 25 envelopes in a circle or a spiral, similar to the spring of a ballpoint pen. Interestingly, the brain as a central computer only recognises the cells with spiral energy, and does not treat others at all; it is possible to say that it is not even aware of them, that it does not know they exist.

Examine, control and measure the blood by imagining a spiral and go from one to another envelope with the index of the right hand, counting the envelopes.

The blood cells where 15 to 25 envelopes are measured are in a good state. Practice has shown that with most patients a healthy blood has 18 to 21 envelopes, and 21 to 23 envelopes after therapy. Children may obtain even more envelopes through therapy, but such cases are rare. If the blood has 0 to 15 envelopes, it is not good and must be healed. In poor blood, the most frequent number of envelopes with life energy is between 1 and 3, and in the case of serious diseases a single envelope is found almost always.

If the blood is poor, the bone marrow is also without energy, and therefore, it is indispensable to raise the energy of the bone marrow with Rule IV.

It can happen that the energy deficiency in the bone marrow results in a poor condition of the liver and the spleen, which is why the latter should also be checked during therapy.