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Introduction To Novice Theory

You've opened this page and, as a

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result, you've cracked open the door into the world of the Novice. Something has changed. Perhaps not your skepticism. We're only one step in, and I don't expect you to be recommending Fu Xi Wen to all your neighbors just yet. Hold on to your skepticism as long as you like. But perhaps a tiny door of possibilities has nudged open inside your consciousness. Hope and curiosity are one thing, but experimental results are quite another.

At this point, I expect that you have completed at least one Beginner treatment with Fu Xi Wen. I expect that while your results were perhaps less than earth shattering, you noticed something happened during the twenty four hours after the treatment. This is no Geraldo Rivera special at Al Capone's vault that after all the hype and two hours of suspense found nothing more than a big glass soda can. This is the first door in the Great Pyramid of discovery. Even if the change you noticed was minuscule, it represents possibility.

Or, then again, maybe Fu Xi Wen only offers minuscule changes. That possibility still exists.

Let's review the results of the Beginner experiment.

First of all, Fu Xi Wen has an effect on the body. This effect was experienced in the tissue related to the tissue-angle utilized in the experiment. So far so good.

It's time we started to build a theoretical foundation that will allow you to move into the next level of sophistication. By the end of the Novice lesson, you will be moving your treatment tool in ways that will facilitate your treatment results. But before we do that, I want you to understand why. Everything complex is built of simple things. The basic theory you learn as a Novice will combine again and again each step in the learning process.

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