This is the last part of the section on greeting and assessing your client partner.\u00a0 In the previous\u00a0 post, we discussed how the different colors on the feet reflect spiritual issues in a person’s life.<\/p>\n
As you study this blogged book\u00a0 further, you’ll learn that each of the things noted in the past two posts has a meaning for you not only for what the observation is but where it is found.<\/p>\n
Notice where the feet point when your client partner is on the table.\u00a0 Do the feet point up?\u00a0 Does one foot point out to the side?\u00a0 Do they both point out to the side?\u00a0 Do they both point in the same direction?\u00a0 Do they point inward?\u00a0 Are they crossed at the ankles?<\/p>\n
Generally, when a person walks into your healing space with the toes pointed out or inward, s\/he has back problems.<\/p>\n
On the table, if the toes are pointing outward, the person is pretty open.\u00a0 Some people point their toes inward, and some even cross their feet.\u00a0 If this is the case, the person probably has strong protection issues.<\/p>\n
If a person comes to your table with feet that are unpleasant to look at and smell, clean them off with a warm, wet wash cloth.\u00a0 Feel free to spritz them with a cleansing spray.<\/p>\n
If a person comes to your table with sweaty, smelly feet, you also have the option of offering hand or ear reflexology.\u00a0 Or, you can even wear gloves.\u00a0 Whatever you do, please remember that a person with smelly, sweaty feet is suffering terribly and is probably in a fight or flight situation of some kind because sweating feet are generally caused by the nervous system working overtime.\u00a0 The operative words here are anxiety, anger, nervousness, etc.<\/p>\n
Don’t be afraid to address this situation with your client.\u00a0 The person needs to get a diagnosis from a primary healthcare provider.\u00a0 Smelly, sweaty feet often need medical attention that you as a reflexologist cannot provide.\u00a0 Fungus on the feet needs to be treated by a podiatrist or other professional.<\/p>\n
However, don’t worry about a person coming to your table with unpleasant feet.\u00a0 For the most part, this just doesn’t happen.\u00a0 Most people arrive with gorgeous feet.\u00a0 Often, when a person has received a gift certificate, s\/he will go to the nail salon before coming for the Reflexology for the Spirit session.<\/p>\n
In our next post, we’ll discuss important information you need to know as a Reflexology for the Spirit practitioner or as a regular reflexologist, for that matter.<\/p>\n
I hope you found these last three posts helpful.\u00a0 Please leave comments below if you have any questions, etc.<\/p>\n
Thanks again for joining me on this journey.<\/p>\n
Peace and food for all<\/p>\n
Thurman Greco<\/p>\n
Woodstock<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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