Recent Practitioner Member Contributions

A person wrote a post recently in a discussion of energy medicine. An earlier post had described the potency of a Reiki session that he had delivered with the result that a person was able to move a previously immobilized leg. The second poster suggested that getting an accurate diagnosis was an important step in restoring health following a crisis. In doing so her post provided an excellent illustration of a dilemma that is broadly shared by most of us who are involved in alternative healing approaches at this time.

Before we get into details the crux of this article can be summed up in one statement...  Chinese Medicine treats patterns of illness that can contain any number of symptoms/western conditions whereas generally western medicine is symptomatic/condition based.  This is an important distinction to have in mind when you are are considering using Chinese Medicine (acupuncture, herbal medicine, tuina massage, etc.) for your ailments.

I noticed recently that I made extraordinary progress with someone in a phone session. It occurred to me that some of that breakthrough session might be attributed to the fact that my kinesthetic nature was NOT busy matching my client's vibration. That kinesthetic matching can bring in a lot of useful information. On the other hand, if it lowers my vibration to match a client too well, I no longer have the same objective perspective that might be most useful at that moment.

There once was an ancient time when man had no need for speech as we know it. Communication and life was less complex. As we advanced as a race, so did our technology and our communications. We developed our own complex languages and eventually came into the digital age where we communicate by computers, cell phones, and all sorts of devices. We go to big universities and get doctorates in language itself, communication, and speaking itself is a requirement no matter what career path you choose.

Here’s proof that what you say matters. And this includes not just the things that you say out loud, or to others, but to the very thoughts you think.

 I here to share some meditation comprehension. During meditation, I try to relax whole body then empty my mind. How to empty my mind is the important key of meditation. Below is my Chinese calligraphy about my meditation comprehension:

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The Chinese translate to English is : See... unshaped; Hear... silence; Smell... no breath; Feeling... is there a heart ?

The Taoist meditation is internal Qi Gong. Taoist believe human body with nature world is one union system. So in Taoist meditaton, the human body also has Sun, water, mountain...all the nature scenery.

Happy Chinese new year and Gong Xi Fa Cai everybody!

I here to share some new thing to you. Acupuncture Meditation(意针).

Acupuncture meditation(Yi Zhen) is my new idea of self treatment.

"Yi Zhen" is use meditation way to focus or image needles on practitioner's own body points to do the self treatment.