Graeme Dinnen

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The Sistine Chapel of Anatomy

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December. That most convivial, yet combustible of months. A festive carnival of excess, demanding a “to do” list longer than a Victorian workhouse shift.

It’s a time when chaos reigns supreme – streets alive with shoppers on edge, kitchens overwhelmed with ambitious menus, and tempers fraying like last year’s tinsel.

Enter Safety Energy Lock 24, the harmoniser of chaos. A tiny, unassuming spot on the outer edge of each foot, yet a veritable point of serenity.

SEL 24 whispers its promise: peace – total, unflinching, unyielding peace – for mind, body, and spirit. Think of it as an emotional reset button, capable of dismantling stubbornness, diffusing vindictiveness, and neutralising the green-eyed gremlins of jealousy.

Negative attitudes? Gone.

Revenge? A distant memory.

The position shown here applies to the right foot as well

SEL #24 delivers harmony like an orchestra tuning up after the cacophony of life’s drama.

But this isn’t merely a balm for the overwrought. It’s transformative. Only in peace, true peace, can you glimpse your spiritual inheritance – a birthright that demands you step into your authentic self, shedding the shackles of pretence.

And once you do, oh, what a journey awaits! SEL 24 opens the door to a radiant self-discovery, a feeling as liberating as tossing your day planner into the bin. You’ll wonder how you ever managed the half-life of imbalance and distortion.

The method? Childishly simple. Hold both SEL 24s on each foot, for 36 breaths. Inhale deeply, exhale thoroughly and relax those shoulders. Oh, and smile – even if you feel like throttling the next person who asks about your holiday plans.

Mary Burmeister, the wise soul who introduced Jin Shin Jyutsu (JSJ) from Japan to the West, spoke of the four attributes of all manifested phenomena: number, shape, colour, and tone. SEL 24 wields its magic across them all.

And if you delight in trivia, the 24th letter of the modern alphabet, X, has its origins in the Etruscan alphabet circa 600 BC, where it was pronounced “ks.”

X, now a symbol of treasure on maps, an indicator of mystery, and shorthand for kisses in letters since the Middle Ages, the letter it has transcended centuries and meanings, much like SEL 24 itself.

If you don’t remember any of this just hold your little finger.

Graeme Dinnen

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