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Breakthrough to Creativity – Dr Shafica Karagulla

One afternoon I pointed out a patient in chair number five and Diane[Dora] began to describe an abnormal condition of the pituitary gland. She found the vortex of energy in the immediate vicinity as slow in movement followed by bursts of hyper-activity of short duration. The vortex of energy showed a gray color with specks and flashes of orange which she declared was most abnormal.

When she looked at the pituitary gland itself, her description was fairly detailed. "Half of it looks bright and half of it looks dull. Part of it seems dead and hardly functioning at all. Part of it is functioning too fast. There seems to be spasmodic over-stimulation. The gland may have a growth, but the energy pattern I see at the vortex tells me it is not cancer. There is a spasmodic overstimulation which seems to cause too much growth. The adrenal glands are affected by the pituitary."

Looking further at the patient's physical condition, she said that the patient had diabetes. She was puzzled by this because she insisted that there was nothing wrong with the pancreas in this patient. She had observed a number of diabetic cases with me and had always noted that the pancreas was involved.

The medical diagnosis showed acromegaly, a disease of the pituitary which causes increased size in the hands and feet. The patient had had thirty X-ray treatments of the pituitary region. He had diabetes mellitus which is associated with a disturbance of the pituitary rather than the pancreas.