Radiant Circuits / Strange Flows / Extraordinary Vessels

[Guest guest]

Hi Helen,

 

The following quote explains " sea of meridians " better to me in relation to

Lori's issue: " All meridians will reach the head, so the head is also

called the Sea of Meridians. " From

http://acupuncture.com/newsletters/m_may08/Autism%20Scalp%20Acupuncture.htm

It also turns out the Penetrating Vessel/Flow is called the " sea of the 12

meridians " and the mouth is one of its connecting points to the meridians.

 

Do check out the book " The Promise of Energy Psychology " as it goes over the

Radiant Circuits in more detail - how Donna sees them. Doc does have a

chapter from the book in the files section of the group. Click on " Secrets

of the Radiant Circuits " to read the article " Wired for Joy " by Donna Eden

and David Feinstein:

http://health.

 

Interesting how things that one once did return as -- before I knew about

the Radiant Circuits via Donna, I took an intro Jin Shin Do class and JSD

primarily connects points where the Strange Flows (one of the Chinese names

for Radiant Circuits) meet the meridians.

 

I see that Giovanni Maciocia, author of many acupuncture books and texts,

said in 2003 that there was little written in English about the

Extraordinary Vessels and recommended the book " Extradordinary Vessels " by

Kiiko Matsumoto:

http://forum.giovanni-maciocia.com/4DCGI/CGI4D_BBLoadPost/111/242/0/000

Then in 2006, he himself put out with his text " The Channels of Acupuncture:

Clinical Use of the Secondary Channels and Eight Extraordinary Vessels " --

probably in response to this lack:

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/103-9472090-8331001?url=search-alias%3D

aps & field-keywords=Extraordinary+Vessels

 

Many blessings,

MichelleH

 

 

 

I'm in wayyyyyyy over my head with this -- but it's an amazing area to learn

more about.

 

Meridians are like rivers of chi -- that flow from and into the sea of chi

within us and around us.

 

(please, everyone who knows much more than me, step in with better info)

 

So now I'm reading about the 'extraordinary vessels' --- Ren Mai, Du Mai,

Chong Mai and Dia Mai :

http://www.massagetoday.com/mpacms/mt/article.php?id=10276

 

This book looks really interesting:

http://books.google.com/books?id=zRB8DFWf1gQC & pg=PA236 & lpg=PA236 & dq=Chong+Ma

i & source=web & ots=3SbUOnSCOl & sig=jltHY1NNbVM2-K8cb49axyIu9Zc & hl=en & sa=X & oi=bo

ok_result & resnum=6 & ct=result

 

(sorry - it's a pdf from google books)

 

Damn. I think I get some semblance of an understanding, and it just gets

deeper!!

 

Helen

[Guest guest]

, " lunarmm "

<lunarmm wrote:

>

> Hi Helen,

>

> I see that Giovanni Maciocia, author of many acupuncture books and

texts,

> said in 2003 that there was little written in English about the

> Extraordinary Vessels and recommended the book " Extradordinary

Vessels " by

> Kiiko Matsumoto:

> http://forum.giovanni-

maciocia.com/4DCGI/CGI4D_BBLoadPost/111/242/0/000

> Then in 2006, he himself put out with his text " The Channels of

Acupuncture:

> Clinical Use of the Secondary Channels and Eight Extraordinary

Vessels " --

> probably in response to this lack:

> http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/103-9472090-8331001?url=search-

alias%3D

> aps & field-keywords=Extraordinary+Vessels

 

Well, Damn it,

 

There goes another $104 bucks.

 

Thank you for the reference.

 

I went immediately to amazon and bought it.

 

I cannot stand not having all the valid resources available. It's the

Metal in me.

 

Money is nothing when compared to the wisdom and knowledge gained

over the ages by some of those authors.

 

John M. La Tourrette, PhD

 

> Many blessings,

> MichelleH

>

>

>

> I'm in wayyyyyyy over my head with this -- but it's an amazing area

to learn

> more about.

>

> Meridians are like rivers of chi -- that flow from and into the sea

of chi

> within us and around us.

>

> (please, everyone who knows much more than me, step in with better

info)

>

> So now I'm reading about the 'extraordinary vessels' --- Ren Mai,

Du Mai,

> Chong Mai and Dia Mai :

> http://www.massagetoday.com/mpacms/mt/article.php?id=10276

>

> This book looks really interesting:

> http://books.google.com/books?

id=zRB8DFWf1gQC & pg=PA236 & lpg=PA236 & dq=Chong+Ma

> i & source=web & ots=3SbUOnSCOl & sig=jltHY1NNbVM2-

K8cb49axyIu9Zc & hl=en & sa=X & oi=bo

> ok_result & resnum=6 & ct=result

>

> (sorry - it's a pdf from google books)

>

> Damn. I think I get some semblance of an understanding, and it

just gets

> deeper!!

>

> Helen

>