HUMAN ANATOMY STOMACH

Most citizen think that massage is all about the muscles.  In massage school, we study human anatomy, bones and muscles, organs, from sacroiliac to gluteus maximus.  We learn all the right strokes and perfect our technique.  There are dozens of styles of massage.  

The most tasteless traditional Western style is often called "Swedish" and treats all of the major muscle groups to long gliding strokes and kneading with warm hands in palpate with the skin.  Doing so finally induces a free time response which, in turn, reduces stress.  Part of what happens can be described on a technical level:  increased blood and lymph circulation, release of endorphins and enkephalins, release of muscle spasms, increased joint mobility.  Beyond the corporal benefits, most citizen report reasoning and emotional benefits as well, and therein lies the secret healing power of massage.

The secret is fairly simple, yet it is in the realm of the unseen world.  It rests on the principle that we are spiritual beings, and that in order to palpate wholeness, we must unite the spiritual with the physical.  The most profound healing power comes from the heart.  through touch with integrity, massage is the corporal conduit for the distinguished healing power of the heart.  

The secret healing power of massage is the healing power of the heart.  Depth and effectiveness in massage is achieved not only by working deep into the muscles and connective tissue of the corporal body, but by complementing this with an intention to cradle the soul with loving power from the heart.

Touch is a basic human need, and few of us get adequate of it.

It seems that if we use nuts and bolts, then we have to lug colse to tools, but that is not all the time potential and the added weight is often a question too. Consider for instance in the military, an army is field to logistics, perhaps by air, so you just cannot tote colse to "tons of pounds" of tools everywhere. And if one were in an off world colony, you could do that either. I mean think about the cost per pound to get something into orbit - it's like ,000 per pound. No wonder they want astronauts to lose weight?

And, recently I was talking to an acquaintance who runs a pool business - he does repairs on pools and spas, and I said to him; "think of your own business, you have to take a tool box with you will all sorts of tools? But why? What if the fasteners, nuts, bolts, cables, clamps, etc, - could be tightened, removed, installed without tools? Why not?"

You see the Germans in Wwii with their Messerschmitt 262s were able to take off and replace the jet engine in a merge of hours, because they made all things much easier. And speaking of aviation, I was helping a friend of mine do his yearly inspection and we unloosened all the check points, my gosh it took forever and a day, and it took tools, but way, just to open up inspection holes so an airframe and power plant aircraft mechanic could look in for a second or two?

Not only does it make sense for those types of things but, this would save time hunting for the right tool, save cost in buying all those tools, and for the backs of our workforce carrying tool boxes colse to just to work on small items, especially my friend the pool guy who works on pumps and tool all day. Why not have attachment points with mini-levers which self-tightened or loosened when you used your hand to get them started?

Zeus Fasteners are one type solution, but man needs to come up with a best concept, this is why I've pushed forth to have our think tank think on this.