Learning Meridians

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In the past, the meridians have been foreign and confusing to me. Does anyone

know of a simplied method of learning the meridians? Thanks for all the great

web site links!

 

Carolyn Mudgette, LMT

St. Augustine, FL

 

 

 

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I have to find them on the web -- been down for two Months. I will post

tomorrow @

 

Namaste

The Reiki Lady

North Texas and South West Oklahoma

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Carolyn and group,

 

Take a Touch for Health class or just buy one of their books,

 

they are the American grandfathers who integrated Eastern meridian

 

knowledge and Western kinesiology. Any debate on that ?

 

Be Balanced, Boom

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Carolyn...

 

> In the past, the meridians have been foreign and confusing to me. Does anyone

know of a simplied method of learning

> the meridians? Thanks for all the great web site links!

>

The easiest explanation of the meridians I know of is in

Donna Eden's book, ENERGY MEDICINE.

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Joel P. Bowman, Ph.D.

Email: joel.bowman

Department of Business Information Systems

Western Michigan University

http://spider.hcob.wmich.edu/~bowman

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[Guest guest]

: Carolyn Mudgette asked

 

>Does anyone know of a simplied method of learning the meridians?

 

Best book I know is " Energy Healing " , by Donna Eden.

 

Here's a site that traces th most important meridians for you:

http://classes.colgate.edu/GNED339/acupuncture/meridians.html

 

rusty.

http://www.pacificcoast.net/~rustym/

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Hi Folks,

 

While I am aware of some of the 'new and improved' methods the

younsters are coming up with, sometimes going back to the basics can

still work well. When learning anything, 'association' serves to

connect and so retain the desired info. In the early 70's meridians

were intoduced to the U.S. in a way we could relate. Drs. Goodheart

and Thie discovered the correlation between a meridian's energy level

and indicator muscles which could be balanced together. Hence the very

complicated Eastern system was put into physical terms for the Western

'button-down' mind. So I repeat, use T for H for the groundwork

wherever you plan to go.

 

It reminds me again of how Michael Blate's G-Jo Acupressure Handbook

Vol.1 puts any other I've seen to seek simplicity. Most Westerners

don't want or need to learn meridians they are expedient, want reief

now or sooner. Mike gives a menu of symptoms and control centers,

maybe some more explanation then gives you points by number spots to

start pushing and balancing the energy. I have used his simple settup

since '78 in the field as well as the office. Some of the people put

back on their feet (on the job) would not have were we to have to

'know the meridian' K.I.S.S (keep it simple soupy)

 

You are fun, so many of you are new to the (w)holistic concepts

acknowledging body*mind, and some of us have been attempting to 'crack

the nut' soo long we're on the second run. I am among those seeing

this probably too early and taking lumps the establishment likes to

deliver off-hand. Now education and persistence has yielded a broader

view and even a glut of alternatives, a 'healthier environment,'

agreed, tho we have a long way to go. The 'drug pushers' won't be

going away, and notice the blitz of ads lately to reinforce.

 

My next message will be to seek your assorted youthfull and/or mature

points-of-view about a transformational therapy I have recently heard

about and will probably be looking into post haste. It has good

history and very progressive outlook regarding locating cause(s) and

determining natural solution(s) utilizing my dear old friend, gentle

()kinesioogy) muscle testing for whole body response(s).

 

So, I'll take, and give you, a break only to pick it up later, Boom