Polyvagal Theory/en
| ID | tec_polyvagal_theory
|
|---|---|
| Categoria | polivagal |
| Prima comparsa | 2024 |
| Corsi | Hyperadvanced 2024 Day 2 |
Polyvagal Theory is a technique of the Paret Method in the polivagal category. It represents the integration of the Paret method with the understanding of the vagal nervous system and its plexuses, applying the principles of mesmeric magnetism to the regulation of the subject's neurovegetative state.
Definition
The Polyvagal Theory in the Paret method consists of the conscious application of magnetic passes on the ten plexuses of the body, with particular attention to sensory closure through Arkeos and the subsequent rechanneling of blocked energy from the upper areas toward the solar plexus. The technique recognizes that the organism possesses energy centers related to the nodes of the autonomic nervous system, and that operator magnetism can directly influence these critical points.
When to use
- In the management of mesmeric crises and differentiated hypnotic states
- In the treatment of localized somatic pain
- In magnetic healing and energetic reharmonization
- As a deepening tool during therapeutic regressions
- When it is necessary to restore blocked energy flow in specific body districts
Components and steps
- Sensory induction: closure of the senses via Arkeos for isolation of the ordinary state of consciousness
- Three passes with thumb: from the median forehead through the nose down to the solar plexus
- Three passes with index finger: from the median line of the eyebrows downward
- Three passes with middle finger: from the center of the ears toward the solar plexus
- Three passes with last two fingers: from the mandible downward converging to the solar plexus
- Working from the upper plexuses: progressive connection from the temple (corpora quadrigemina) through the various levels toward the lower plexuses, following the Mesmerian principle of energy unblocking
Distinctions
- vs standard Magnetic Passes: the Polyvagal Theory integrates the anatomical map of the autonomic nervous system, elevating magnetic passes from a general technique to a neuro-specific intervention
- vs pure Magnetic Healing: emphasizes the role of preliminary sensory closure and systematic progression among the plexuses
- vs classical Mesmerismus®: applies Mesmer's vision of blocked energy according to a contemporary understanding of vagal physiology [to be confirmed by Marco]
Courses where it is taught
- Mesmerismus® Course Level One & Two — Day Three
- Hyperadvanced 2024 — Day 2
- Mesmerismus® Week 6
Notes
- Essential preliminary diagnosis: it is indispensable to ask the subject for the precise localization of the pain and its onset over time before proceeding
- Strict top-down order: the principle of progressive connection from top to bottom is not arbitrary, but follows the Mesmerian logic of rechanneling blocked energy
- Differentiation of hypnotic states: the Polyvagal Theory is a diagnostic and therapeutic tool for recognizing and shaping the different induced states of consciousness