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Principles of Kinesiology: The Muscle Chakra Organ Relationship introduces the Muscle Chakra Organ Relationship, or MCOR-an original framework developed by Hugo O. Tobar that explores the functional connections between muscles, chakras, nerves, organs and visceral reflexes.
Modern kinesiology has traditionally been built around the Muscle-Meridian-Organ Relationship derived from the Chinese meridian system. MCOR extends this concept through the Indian chakra system, proposing that muscle responses may also be organised through the relationship between prana, the chakras, peripheral nerves and the organs they innervate.
This fully illustrated workshop manual provides a structured foundation for understanding and applying the MCOR model. It begins with the historical development of chakra-based kinesiology and examines the work of C. W. Leadbeater, Alice Bailey, Kerrie McFarlane and Hugo Tobar.
It then explains the neurological basis of the system through detailed discussions of the peripheral nervous system, autonomic regulation, general visceral afferent pathways, somatosensory pathways and visceral reflexes.
The manual includes: - The theoretical foundations of the Muscle Chakra Organ Relationship - Sympathetic, parasympathetic and visceral sensory pathways - The relationship between the seven major chakras and the nervous system - Muscle Action Muscle Testing - Chakra assessment through front, back, yin and yang aspects - Neurovascular and neurolymphatic reflex locations - Detailed muscle, nerve, chakra and organ relationships - Anatomical illustrations and reflex-location diagrams - Organ-specific balancing procedures and integrated protocols The organ sections cover the adrenal glands, bladder, brain, brainstem, circulatory system, eyes, gallbladder, heart, inner ear, kidneys, intestines, liver, lungs, lymphatics, oesophagus, pancreas, parathyroid glands, reproductive system, salivary glands, skin, spinal cord, spleen, stomach, thymus, thyroid, tonsils and respi
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