Polyvagal Theory and Magnetic Passes/en
| ID | tec_polyvagal_theory
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|---|---|
| Categoria | polivagal |
| Prima comparsa | 2018 |
| Corsi | Polyvagal Theory and Magnetic Passes ENG |
Polyvagal Theory and Magnetic Passes is a technique of the Paret Method in the polivagal category that integrates the polyvagal theory of the autonomic nervous system with classic magnetic passes, acting directly on neurovegetative circuits to induce states of deep relaxation and healing.
Definition
In the Paret method, this technique leverages the modern understanding of the autonomic nervous system — articulated into three components: sympathetic (accelerator), ventral vagal (social engagement and safety), and dorsal vagal (primitive immobilization) — to consciously direct magnetic energy towards activating the ventral vagal branch. The non-verbal magnetic passes operate at a subcortical level, completely bypassing cognitive filters and directly reaching the individual's autonomic nervous system. This action makes the technique significantly deeper than traditional verbal approaches.
When it is used
- Deep non-verbal induction into a controlled mesmeric crisis
- Therapeutic regressions without the need for verbal induction
- Blocking speech and conscious psychic activity
- Energy work on specific plexuses for resolving chronic pain or somatic trauma
- Development of magnetic presence and personal magnetic force
- [to be confirmed by Marco] applications in quantum techniques and hieratic protocols
Components and steps
- Induction via Arkeos: progressive closure of the senses according to the basic non-verbal Paret protocol
- Successive three-finger passes: thumb from the center of the forehead to the solar plexus; index from the eyebrows; middle from the ears; ring and little finger from the jaw — always converging towards the pit of the stomach
- Hand application: positioning with fingers extended and joined at the convergence point to fix the energy
- Connection between plexuses: from bottom to top, closing the fist and pulling backward, then tying the lower level forward (temples, corpora quadrigemina, etc.)
- Ventral vagal activation: maintaining presence and magnetic gaze to stabilize the neurovegetative state
- Energy closure: reintegration of energy according to Mesmerian principles of rebalancing
Distinctions
- vs simple Magnetic Passes: Polyvagal adds the conscious neurophysiological element of the vagal system, making the action more targeted and scientifically grounded
- vs Mesmeric Crisis: Polyvagal Theory provides the theoretical framework for understanding and controlling crisis phenomena, not just observing them
- vs verbal techniques: operates completely outside of language, acting on primitive neural circuits
Courses where it is taught
- Mesmerismus® Course Level One & Two — Day Three: Polyvagal Therapy e Different Hypnotic States
- Advanced Training Manual — Part 1: 10 Plexuses e Working from an Upper Level
- Polyvagal Theory and Magnetic Passes (specialist course ENG/RUS)
Notes
- Effectiveness depends on the operator's magnetic presence: without preliminary development of personal force, the passes remain mechanical gestures
- It is essential to identify the specific plexus involved before proceeding; working on the wrong point can crystallize energy instead of releasing it
- The technique requires individual calibration: some subjects respond primarily to the ventral vagal branch, others have a dorsal vagal prevalence that requires different preliminary approaches