| I've tried to come up with a
concept that will explain to people what the healing range means in
respect to where the person was before he got his numbers into
the healing range. As I explained to one client last night, we have
to first get the RBTI numbers into the healing range and then we
have to keep them there for a year straight. The reason most people
never experience the best the RBTI can offer is because they make it
to the healing range, begin to feel really good, and then deviate
because they forget that the reserve has yet to be rebuilt. Getting
the body to the healing range means, like Betty says, that it is now
in the line of least resistance for TOTAL healing to take place.
Anyway, below is an illustration using a train that burns coal to
make it run which compares it to a human body at 100% reserve
energy, losing energy, and getting into the healing range. Perhaps
this will help make the concept clearer. It probably needs some fine
tuning to make it more precise but I think it should illustrate the
point. Michael
Olszta
RBTI Consultant
Consider this:
A train engine is run by burning coal. The coal is stoked into the
furnace by one man standing next to the pile of coal. For long
trips, the train is loaded to the max with coal. To maintain that
maximum level of coal, as the train follows along the tracks, there
are coal loading depots which drop new coal into the aforestated max
pile to keep it filled so the man stoking it never runs out.
Considering the preceding, here are the comparisons to the healing
range and the gaining of reserve energy:
1. The train engine is the human body.
2. The coal being used for fuel represents useable energy.
3. The max coal pile represents reserve energy.
4. The loading depots represent energy intake via the air, water,
food, etc.
Now, keeping these last 4 points in perspective, take a look at the
human body and the healing range:
1. If the train is loaded with coal to its maximum level, it has
100% reserve energy.
2. If the loading depots are working correctly as the train travels
along the tracks, it is constantly being replenished with energy
(coal) so that the reserve energy pile never dips below its 100%
level.
The above scenario would represent a person in perfect health and if
that person was between 20 & 60 years old, he would have 100%
reserve energy. The human numbers would be:
1.5 6.40 / 6.40 6-7C .04M 3 / 3
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Now, let's look at another scenario:
1. The train began its trip with a maximum load of coal. It had 100%
reserve energy.
2. However, for whatever reason, the loading depots and/or the
receiving of the coal replenishment from the loading depots did not
work correctly and as the train traveled along, its coal supply
began to diminish.
3. Due to the diminishing pile of coal, the man stoking the furnace
with the coal had to slow down the rate at which he stoked the
furnace and at times there was not enough heat to make enough
pressure to turn the motor in a perfectly smooth manner.
The above scenario represents a person not in the healing range. It
expresses rule # 2 of the RBTI: Any day that anyone uses more energy
than he takes in, that is the first day of his illness. The human
numbers might be:
4.3 7.20 / 6.10 40C 4M++ 10 / 9
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Now, let's look at a healing range illustration:
1. It has been determined that the train is not functioning
correctly due to the loading depots and/or receiving of the coal
from the loading depots not working correctly.
2. The pile of coal the man stokes the furnace from is now down to
35% of its 100% maximum level.
3. Through some tweaking here and tweaking there, the loading depots
have been fixed for maximum output and the receptor chutes which
receive the coal into the train have also been fixed for maximum
pick up of the coal. Not a piece will fall off to the side of the
train.
4. However, the reserve pile of coal is still not filled as the
train must move along the tracks to each depot to get refilled.
5. The only way the train will be able to get its reserve pile
refilled to the max will be to run at a lower speed so that it
doesn't burn as much of the new incoming coal from the depots. If it
does this, however, it will eventually become completely replenished
with the coal to a 100% reserve level.
The above would represent a healing range equation. The point is
that the train is now no longer losing any more of its reserve pile
of coal. HOWEVER, its reserve energy pile of coal STILL has not been
replenished but is only in the process of being replenished. The
train must continue to follow the tracks at the correct speed and
not overuse the coal it is now picking up in correct amounts from
the loading depots. Otherwise, it will not continue to gain reserve
coal but instead continue to draw on the reserve. If it continues,
however, to "stick with the program", the numbers would, at the
start of its correct ride and using the human body chemistry, look
like:
1 - 2 6.20-6.80 / 6.20-6.80 5-12C 4M 6-10 / 6-10
And as that reserve pile of coal got higher and higher, the numbers
would look like this:
1.3-1.7 6.30-6.50 / 6.30-6.50 6-8C 1M 4-6/3-5
And once that pile of coal was completely replenished, the numbers
would be:
1.5 6.40 / 6.40 6-7C .04M 3 / 3
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