Thank you for sharing.

What was the tapping process to open the three valves?

Pat. Sorry to be so long in answering.

There are 3 valves in the abdominal area that open up subsequent areas of the colon.

The first is in the area inside your left hipbone. That is the sigmoid sphincter.

The next, straight upward toward just under your left floating rib, and the third is under your right floating rib.

You might want to keep your fingernails short for this! Stiffen your fingers and tap over your sigmoid. Then move upward and tap under your left floating rib, then across to your last sphincter under your right floating rib and tap. The tapping is done quickly, as if you were tapping on a drum 5 or 6 taps at each spot.

Dr. Wigmore said the oriental doctor told her to always go counter clockwise, the minute you feel any type of pressure or see a little ‘balloon’ rising in the left part of your abdomen when you were putting the water in. That means the first area is full but the 2nd sphincter is not opening and needs a little help.

There is no 4th sphincter, but to keep in rhythm, you just tap around in a square, the 4th taps just inside the right hip and then return to the inside left him and go around the ‘rectangle’ again.

This is one case where one live example is worth a million words! Is that clear? If not, ask and I’ll try to clarify again.

This tapping should allow the nice warm water to go in peacefully, as you move from your left side, back, to right side with the distilled water.

Then, when you want the water to come out, after you have massaged well (again in a counterclockwise motion with little circles made in a counterclockwise motion) and are on the toilet, all you have to do is move your right hand to the left, and out it comes.