The body leaves clues
Four pathways for reading body patterns.
In the early development of the PAZ method, Ustaz Haris Moedjahid, may Allah have mercy on him, required every client seeking treatment to bring an X-ray image. Through these X-rays, he studied patterns of skeletal deviation in the body.
Could patterns of skeletal deviation be understood without requiring an X-ray examination, which could involve additional time, cost, and effort for the client?
Through the study of thousands of X-ray images and careful comparison with the physical condition of clients observed directly, bi idznillah, Allah guided him toward a simpler approach to examination.
From this process emerged a number of examination principles, ranging from visual observation of the feet and assessment of the lumbar region to the examination of disease pathways.
In PAZ therapy, tenderness in specific areas along these disease pathways is used as one way of reading patterns occurring in the body. From these patterns, Paztroopers use the findings to understand the intended direction of skeletal correction.
EYES—CALVES
Matis
Observed in PAZ alongside patterns involving the head, vision, breathing, lower back, and calves.
EYES—SHINS
Matul
Maps patterns from the head and respiratory system to digestion, reproduction, and the shins.
BUTTOCKS—SOLES
Pantel
Observed in complaints along the pelvis, legs, nerve pathways, and soles of the feet.
SIDE BODY
Side Pathway
Relates to patterns involving fingers, wrists, elbows, shoulders, and hearing.
Combined restoration across the four disease pathways aims to help the body return to more optimal physical and psychological function, drawing on the natural healing capacity Allah has already bestowed within every human body.
These four pathways also serve as a way to assess how deeply the therapeutic process delivered through PAZ therapeutic movements has been absorbed. In some complaints, by Allah's permission, points that were initially painful may decrease or even disappear after the movement is applied, when rechecked at the touch points along the disease pathway.
