Course XXXVII - Teaching 14: Kidneys

Kidneys are in charge of secreting and excreting urine.
In this research we have to consider the rhythmic labor of kidneys quite important.
This rhythm is changed in certain persons; and often, just one of them is working, despite both are apparently healthy. The cause of this is the absence of a balanced breath, for kidneys respond to the vibration of the breath.
When kidneys are in good condition, they work, alternately, for two hour forty five minutes. This cycle starts from a lunation and from sunrise. During the first three days, the left kidney starts its work; during the following three days, the right lung does, and so on. Every kidney responds to the lung vibration of the opposite side.
The right kidney removes excessive male hormones; the left kidney, excessive feminine hormones.
The most important secondary centers are in the peri-renal cell. There are there four small centers corresponding to the sacrum plexus, placed in quadrilateral form. These centers are used after coition to expel those hormones, so far unknown, formed in that moment, which would be harmful if they entered the blood current.
Around these centers, there are other five centers corresponding to the splenic plexus, which serve to expel those hormones formed by fear produced by a compelling situation.
Around the latter there are small centers corresponding to the solar plexus, which remove toxins produced by excessive food and drink. When these centers are too much demanded, then the lumbar plexus weakens, giving rise to lumbago and sciatic.
Inside kidney there are secondary centers of several kinds. Glomerulate centers are twelve for every kidney and correspond to the hear plexus; they respond to the heart rate. When a man is about to die, these centers continue to work until they exhaust vibrations of the heart plexus.
Also, they remove hormones and toxins produced by violent actions.
In uriniferous tubes, there are 16 secondary centers corresponding to the larynx center; their functions are not exactly known, but seemingly they are of those of astral kind.
In renal pelvis, we know 100 secondary centers corresponding to hypophisial and pineal glands; seemingly they are even more numerous. Their functions are those of astral and mental kind.
In ureters there are secondary centers, corresponding to the sacrum plexus, which work when a man defecates or urinates.