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# the occult body / particulars

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- Subject: the occult body / particulars
- From: "fist_of_mars" <fist_of_mars@...>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2004 16:51:30 -0000
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    Hello,

    I have questions about the occult anatomy. For some body parts, it
    is obvious what is meant by the front and back, or the right and
    left. A person's abdomen is a good example. But what about other
    body parts where front and back, right and left are not as clearcut
    or objective?

    The ear - what is meant by right and left of the ear? "Right side is
    magnetical, left side electrical." Does this mean the right ear is
    magnetical and the left ear electrical? Or, if just talking about
    one ear, what constitutes the right side (i.e. right side of right
    ear constitutes the outer portion of the lobes, the left side of the
    right ear constitutes the base of the ear connecting it to the
    head). Could someone illuminate his intention here?

    The hands and feet - Here I have the same problem. What is meant by
    the right side and left side of a hand? Is it the right side of the
    right hand from a line drawn down the middle to the pinky region, or
    a line drawn down the middle to the thumb region?

    The male genitals - "Forepart electrical, back part neutral." What
    is meant by the front and back part? Is the shaft of the penis
    the "forepart" and the scrotum the "back part"? Or is the head
    the "forepart" and the base of the shaft and the scrotum the "back
    part"?

    Thank you for your help!,

    Kiyan
    fist_of_mars@...

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