I believe in the Law of the Exception to the Rule, but, for the past 42 years, I have yet to find a single exception to the rule when using Body Dowsing’s CORNERSTONE TECHNIQUE.

But I haven’t given up looking.

I’ve worked with (1) men, women, and transsexuals; with (2) left- and right-handed people; with (3) people living south of the equator; and with (4) people with reversed organs (situs inversus), and I’m still searching for a single exception to the rule.

“Late in the nineteenth century, states, led by New Jersey, began to turn corporate chartering into a competitive race for state revenues by enacting more permissive chartering laws. This ‘race to the bottom,’ in Professor William Cary’s words, was won by Delaware in the early 1900s, and that same state remains the domicile of many of the world’s largest corporations.”

“There is no reason for us to continue the medieval tradition in which men are prepared for the ‘secular world’ by incarceration in a sacred precinct, be it monastery, synagogue, or school.”

“The first child is at first alone and is thus the center of attention. Once the second child is born, he finds himself dethroned and he does not like the change of situation. In fact it is quite a tragedy in his life that he has been in power and is so no longer. This sense of tragedy goes into the formation of a prototype and will crop out in his adult characteristics. As a matter of fact case histories show that such children always suffer downfall.”