Bodyworker’s Compass
One finding across four maps — and it won’t merge them into one energy system.
The situation
A client comes in with one restriction, and you know four different maps of the body that each have something to say about it. Reading all four takes a training you have half of, and merging them into one answer is the mistake everyone makes.
What actually happens
- You describe the restriction, or show it a photo.
- It reads that one finding through four maps — joint anatomy, fascia lines, meridians, Sen lines.
- You get four readings side by side, each saying how far it can be trusted.
- You decide what to do with your hands. It does not.
Where it stops
The four maps stay four. Its first refusal gate is the rule that they are not one system and not four names for the same thing — the merge is the single claim its rules say would sink the rest.
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