one needle treatment

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Gaal, Funny how differently I see this imagery. If you hypothesize meridians as

highways, and needles as the traffic, I see the effect of the insertion of a

needle as somewhat 'magnetic " or serving to polarize the traffic to 'come to

order' so to speak in the appropriate lanes for their velocity (speed and

direction). In this case, another needle isn't congesting at all. It's a

guidepost. Robert Johns uses the 'come to order' imagery.

 

I am still wondering if the chinese speakers out there who read the classical

texts have ever actually found reference to such a statement that the fewer

needles used the more highly skilled is the practitioner. If it is in there then

it's possible to use it as an a priori fact from which logically you can posit a

number of other ideas - for arguement's sake that is. Are we or should we be

selecting points the way chemists select the least amount of something to make a

reaction 'go?'

 

On the other hand, I do not believe the same arguement can be made for the

number of herbs in formula.

 

>>>Imagine meridians as highways

And needles as cars trucks, buses and bykes

 

The more needles, the more congestion

We are working with energy, very sutle

 

After all by experimenting, you shall experience science, and maybe

wisedom

 

Good luck

 

Gaal

 

 

 

Pamela Zilavy, L.Ac.

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