Course Three questions
Ten questions drawn from all nine lessons. Four options each, one correct answer.
You cannot fail. A wrong answer tells you which lesson to look at again and lets you choose once more. When all ten are correct, your completion code appears at the bottom of the page.
1. In the Tibetan system, which note belongs to the root chakra?
Not quite. Only the crown is shared between the two maps — see Lesson 3.1: Two Traditions, Two Systems.
Correct.
2. A client tells you she is pregnant. What changes?
Not quite. See Lesson 3.2: Client Intake and Contraindications.
Correct.
3. Should you chant the chakra mantras while working on another person?
Not quite. Mantras and affirmations belong to self-practice — see Lesson 3.3: The Vedic Healing Session.
Correct.
4. Where does a Tibetan session finish?
Not quite. The Vedic session discharges downward; the Tibetan one circulates — see Lesson 3.4: The Tibetan Healing Session.
Correct.
5. Where does sound massage begin?
Not quite. See Lesson 3.5: Sound Massage.
Correct — the sacrum is the one broad, flat, central place on someone lying face down.
6. How do you check the water temperature in warm water therapy?
Not quite. Older people often have reduced heat sensitivity — see Lesson 3.6: Warm Water Therapy.
Correct.
7. In Panchatatva, how long do you play at each position?
Not quite. This is the one method that counts in seconds — see Lesson 3.7: Panchatatva.
Correct.
8. What does the eighteen-day programme consist of?
Not quite. A six-day cycle repeated three times — see Lesson 3.8: The Eighteen-Day Programme.
Correct.
9. How long is the silence before you wake a client?
Not quite. See Lesson 3.9: Closing and Waking.
Correct — and stay still during it, because they can hear everything.
10. A client says she felt heat in her chest. What do you say?
Not quite. This is where sound practitioners do most of the harm they ever do — see Lesson 3.9: Closing and Waking.
Correct — you do not know what it meant, and a person in that state will believe you.
All ten correct
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Course Three — Healing Methods
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