Torn Ligament in Hand/Wrist Area and Use of Kundalini

[Guest guest]

Hello, Everyone,

I am fairly new to this site and wish to introduce myself. My name

is Betty and I am planning on taking the Kundalini Teachers course,

beginning on Saturday, April 16; it is a 6-month course. I have

never taken one public KY class, but have done a couple of classes

using DVDs, my yoga backround is primarily with Bikram.

 

My question is, can consistent practice of KY repair a torn ligament

in a hand/wrist area? I found out through an MRI that that is what

is wrong and was scheduled to have surgery. Due to it being a

workers comp claim and "red-tape", they denied my surgery. Because

a lot is happening at this moment, i.e., my boss is leaving,I will

have no job in 2 weeks, and I have this small problem with my hand,

I am nervous to have surgery through regular insurance as I will

have no coverage for pay for the time I am off; also I will not be

able to work for permanent employment.

 

Did not mean to write a book, just need to make a wise decision to

repair my left hand, i.e., surgically or through KY yoga. I am also

thinking, but the clock is ticking, of canceling my KY Teachers

Training class; I am so afraid with all that is going on, I will not

focus as needed.... or, maybe this is just what I need to get me

through this rough time. Your input is most appreciated at this

time.

 

Blessings,

Betty from Phoenix

[Guest guest]

Hi Betty,

The quick and short of it is you should not have surgery. Traditional

Chinese Acupuncture is phenomenal in its effectiveness with torn and

damaged ligaments. Three treatments and you'll be amazed. The one thing I will

say is once you feel that it is healed, do not go out and test it. Go easy on it

for a few weeks and allow the full strength to come gradually.

I healed my knee by going to a clinic at an acupuncture school in my area.

Interns treated me and all was healed in

a month (3 treatments). I have had two friends with knee injuries (one was using

two crutches) who were scheduled for surgery and both

times acupuncture healed the situations completely.

Kundalini yoga has positive effects on the meridians but don't depend on it to

do such healings, especially as a beginner.

Glad to answer any more questions on this.

Gotta get to sleep.

Sat Nam,

Dharam Singh

Millis, MA

 

bjemadi wrote:

 

> My question is, can consistent practice of KY repair a torn ligament

> in a hand/wrist area? I found out through an MRI that that is what

> is wrong and was scheduled to have surgery.

 

 

> Did not mean to write a book, just need to make a wise decision to

> repair my left hand, i.e., surgically or through KY yoga. I am also

> thinking, but the clock is ticking, of canceling my KY Teachers

> Training class; I am so afraid with all that is going on, I will not

> focus as needed.... or, maybe this is just what I need to get me

> through this rough time. Your input is most appreciated at this

> time.

>

> Blessings,

> Betty from Phoenix

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hello, Dharam,

So pleased to get your email and some direction. I did practice Bikram Yoga for

several months and it helped with tendonitis problem, but the pain from the torn

ligament still persisted. I understand how the Chinese Acupuncture could help

tremendously and appreciate your direction.

 

Thank you, again,

Sat Nam,

Betty

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D H A R A M<pran-_yogi

Kundaliniyoga<Kundaliniyoga>

Friday, April 15, 2005 8:20 PM

Re: Kundalini Yoga Torn Ligament in Hand/Wrist Area and Use of

Kundalini

 

 

 

Hi Betty,

The quick and short of it is you should not have surgery. Traditional

Chinese Acupuncture is phenomenal in its effectiveness with torn and

damaged ligaments. Three treatments and you'll be amazed. The one thing I will

say is once you feel that it is healed, do not go out and test it. Go easy on it

for a few weeks and allow the full strength to come gradually.

[Guest guest]

There is much that can be done to aid in the natural healing of your hand.

As far as supplements are concerned, there is an excellent TCM Herbal

supplement called "The Great Mender" (Plum Flower Brand) and also "LigaPlex"

which is

often supplied by Chiropractors. 1000 mg of MSM taken with 1000 mg of

vitamin C will also help. If you need assistance with locating these

supplements or

would like more information on holistic healing, please contact me at

_IntuitiveHealers_ (IntuitiveHealers) .

 

Blessings and Be Well!

 

Brande