Muscle Testing (?)

Misconceptions about energy flow, muscle testing, and its applications, have clouded its effectiveness, deterring people from experiencing the Real World actual, profound benefits. The often misunderstood practice of Muscle Testing, also known as Applied Kinesiology, was initially promoted by a Michigan chiropractor named George J. Goodheart, Jr. in 1964. In the 21st Century, we have an alternative-to-allopathic-medicine practice that may - when implemented by a trained and experienced practitioner - effectively determine physical, emotional, spiritual, and/or mental ailments, Posited as an effective way to determine a “TRUE OR NOT TRUE” answer to a question, David R. Hawkins, MD, PhD maintained [and demonstrated] that our physical bodies become stronger in the presence of Truth - and weaker in the presence of falsehood or untrue information. His best selling book, Power vs Force (1995), and clarifying Truth vs. Falsehood (2021) expanded on how formulating the appropriate questions and then testing physical strength in an independent, neutral observer could yield much in the way of helpful information. Simply explained, the process involves Holding a thought in mind - following strict guidelines, including not needing to be right, or prejudicing the outcome of a test with personal beliefs or opinions on what should be true - absent outside influences, and then testing its validity by putting pressure on a muscle and noticing relative strength or weakness. The more commonly used two person test of muscle strength, is demonstrably accurate - for the practiced disciple. There is also a way to use muscle testing within oneself to determine a Yes or No answer. (see video link here: https://youtu.be/3GlJfPBgdPM?si=YssOsVnX6XpvzILR ) Muscle testing may be used to test if different foods or supplements are a good fit for us - at a given particular time - since our bodies change with alterations in our habits, behavior and/or environment. With training, patience, and practice, it can be used for more than just foods and supplements. A talented practitioner of the technique, our own LoveNLight practitioner, Jana, has been teaching Muscle Testing classes for a number of years, and uses this method [quite effectively] in her work with her clients.