7.2.6.2. Female Sex Organs

Female reproductive cells and sex hormones are produced in the ovaries, where ova mature and then travel through the 10-centimetre fallopian tube to the uterus. The latter gets ready to receive the ovum and, when the ovum is fertilised, creates the conditions for the development of a new organism, while when the ovum is not fertilised, there is the process of cleaning, bleeding, known as menstruation (period), normally appearing every 28 days. This part of the male sex or reproductive organs has the task to enable the birth of a new organism.

The other part of the female sex organs, consisting of the vagina, the labia majora and the labia minora, and the clitoris (an atrophied penis), are responsible for the preliminary preparation for fertilisation, i.e. reproduction.

The vagina is around 10 cm long and connects the entrance into the vagina, the labia and the cervix. Its tissue is very flexible and adjusts to the size of the penis during sexual intercourse, and to the size of the newborn during birth.

The energy state of the female reproductive system must necessarily be examined, healed and controlled in two parts. The reproductive part, including the ovaries, the fallopian tubes and the uterus, is made of a gentle tissue and very sensitive, while the external genitalia are more firm and adjustable. We control the energy levels of both parts of the reproductive system and heal them with the transformation rules.

Any pain originating in the ovaries is transmitted to the pelvic bone and the diaphragm glands: we can detect pain by pressing on this area, which is a good indication of the state in the ovaries. By means of mental surgery, we can stop the development of a fertilised ovum up to three days old in the fallopian tube, i.e. act contraceptively and enable the ovary to heal.

The pain during the menstruation is often caused by a narrowed fallopian tube, which we can quickly correct by healing the tube.

During any surgical operation or cleaning, the uterus gets thinner and becomes more sensitive and consequently has to be cured. The lower part of the cervix is susceptible to diseases and influences from the vagina. The reproductive organs are exposed to external influences and infections.