secrets to finding the k-27s to jumpstart your meridians

[Guest guest]

> Move your fingers down about an inch'ish. That's the K27 meridian

point. If

> I'm not mistaken, that's the kidney meridian???

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This is one of the fundamental EM drills, Barb.

The K 27 connects the Kidney meridian [the source of your original chi ]

with the grid and can straighten out scrambled energies and get them on

their way.

Put Thumb and Apollo[longest] finger on each collar bone bump.

Come down the breastbone between the collarbone and the first rib and

slide slightly outward to the hollowest point. Tap a wake up 3 or 4

times . Wait, and center yourself and tap 15 times with each hand for a

total of thirty. Stop and feel the result.

Post back your subjective feelings, RSVP.

When you get this down easily then go on to the triple thump and onward.

rusty

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barbara101ann

Monday, September 25, 2006 7:30 PM

secrets to finding the k-27s to

jumpstart your meridians

> On your clavicle (aka the collarbone),toward chest and ends ...

> At that spot, there's a sort of bump - kind of a notch.

>

> Move your fingers down about an inch'ish. That's the K27 meridian

point. If

> I'm not mistaken, that's the kidney meridian???

>

> Help me out folks - how close was I??? LOL

You did good.

What i did when first learning them was make a drawing of it myself

by copying the drawing in the book. it gave me a visual memory of

the points so that i could then thump them easily from memory.

> Also - Is it true that to make sure that I get the actual 'spot'

>(for those times that I'm hazy - like now -lol) that I can use all

>four fingers or my knuckles to tap, instead of using a couple of

>fingers - because it covers a larger area AND, chances are that

>I'll get the exact location of the meridian point?

i'd use the 3 finger notch that donna teaches instead of the back of

the knuckles, especially on the thymus gland. here's why. Donna has

demonstrated that using the knuckles there actually deplete the

energy from the thymus instead of energize it. i don't know if this

is true of the k-27 points. The k-27 pts are the end of the kidney

meridian, and seems to be a jump starter for all the other

meridians. thumping them seems to instantly help the other meridian

flow in the right direction. Barb

[Guest guest]

, lwinmorgan

<lwinmorgan wrote:

>

> > Move your fingers down about an inch'ish. That's the K27 meridian

> point. If

> > I'm not mistaken, that's the kidney meridian???

> -

> This is one of the fundamental EM drills, Barb.

> The K 27 connects the Kidney meridian [the source of your

>original chi ] with the grid and can straighten out scrambled

>energies and get them on their way.

 

Hi Rusty,

 

Actually the connection with the Grid is done with Radiant Energies,

and NOT with k-27.

 

So if you have any reference material for what you just stated, I'd

love to read it.

 

As far as I know, Grids are only corrected 2 ways.

 

Way #1. With Grid work done by a trained Grid practitioner.

Way #2. With lots of Radiant Energy work.

 

And you are correct about the kidney meridian being a source point

of incoming earth energies.

 

So what does that have to do with k-27's?

 

My last question is, " how do you get those neat rectangular

brackets? "

 

 

[Guest guest]

>And you are correct about the kidney meridian being a source point

of incoming earth energies.

 

So what does that have to do with k-27's?

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Earth energy connects at the K1 but the K 27 governs the bones and the

spleen. However, as Kidney is an elimination organ that would make it Yin

and the flow is more naturally OUT the K 1 rather than in, so probably the

tapping of the K 27 is not sending energy as much as sucking stagnant

energy out and clearing it. Kick starting the body by pressing the K 1 is

not by adding energy but by cracking open the clogs.

 

As the next in the triple thump routine is the Thymus, I suspect that

tapping the K27 first stirs thing up for the thymus to orchestrate the

immune functions, and then engages the spleen on the third thump energizing

the flesh and lungs.

 

Subjectively, I feel strong, relaxed energy filling my shoulders and arms

as I tap K27s.

And I inhale while tapping the spleen points and feel chi entering my lungs

with the air.

 

>So if you have any reference material for what you just stated, I'd

love to read it.

_

Start at p. 24 of Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine,

introduction to the Nei Ching. [i use the Ilza Veith translation.]

 

> " how do you get those neat rectangular

brackets? "

 

[ ] Is lower case for { }

Not to be confused with

 

rusty

 

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kahunamaker

 

Tuesday, September 26, 2006 2:44 PM

Re: secrets to finding the k-27s

to jumpstart your meridians

 

 

, lwinmorgan

<lwinmorgan wrote:

>

> > Move your fingers down about an inch'ish. That's the K27 meridian

> point. If

> > I'm not mistaken, that's the kidney meridian???

> -

> This is one of the fundamental EM drills, Barb.

> The K 27 connects the Kidney meridian [the source of your

>original chi ] with the grid and can straighten out scrambled

>energies and get them on their way.

 

Hi Rusty,

 

Actually the connection with the Grid is done with Radiant Energies,

and NOT with k-27.

 

So if you have any reference material for what you just stated, I'd

love to read it.

 

As far as I know, Grids are only corrected 2 ways.

 

Way #1. With Grid work done by a trained Grid practitioner.

Way #2. With lots of Radiant Energy work.

 

And you are correct about the kidney meridian being a source point

of incoming earth energies.

 

So what does that have to do with k-27's?

 

My last question is, " how do you get those neat rectangular

brackets? "

 

 

[Guest guest]

Doc and Rusty,

 

I've been thinking about which energy systems relate to the skeletal

and the muscular systems.

 

The organs have meridians (skin -- an organ -- is influenced by lung

meridian).

 

So -- my thinking has been that grid and radiant circuits govern the

skeletal and muscular systems.

 

And grid seems to host one's 'basic' elemental nature.

 

I've been thinking about this because I sprained my sacrum in a Kung

Fu class. ( trying too hard on those forward circular leg kicks).

And I want to study without landing on the chiropractor's table!

 

So, when I ask myself how can I learn something physically demanding

and keep my structure safe, the answer was to strengthen grid -- and

radiant circuits.

 

Any thoughts on this? Am I way off?

 

Helen

 

 

> Actually the connection with the Grid is done with Radiant Energies,

>

> As far as I know, Grids are only corrected 2 ways.

>

> Way #1. With Grid work done by a trained Grid practitioner.

> Way #2. With lots of Radiant Energy work.

>

[Guest guest]

>So, when I ask myself how can I learn something physically demanding

and keep my structure safe, the answer was to strengthen grid -- and

radiant circuits.

 

Any thoughts on this?

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That would help, Helen, and revving up your chi flows would give a gyroscope

effect to help stabilize the body but there's more than just energy in this

endeavor.

 

Be mindful of automatic muscles and voluntary muscles and their relationship

to stability.

 

When the body is in an unstable position the automatic muscles take charge.

When the body reaches stability, then voluntary muscles may apply. When

learning a new physical activity, the voluntary muscles have to learn to

stay out of the way during times of instability so they don't interfere with

the automatic muscles. Like when you slip on a banana peel don't THINK just

let your body automatically balance itself, otherwise you're setting

yourself up for injuries.

Moshe Feldenkrais, describes this process very clearly in his classic work,

" Awareness through movement " .

 

http://www.feldnet.com/method.cfm

 

 

rusty

 

 

 

 

 

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Helen Driscoll

 

Tuesday, September 26, 2006 5:41 PM

Re: Re: secrets to finding the

k-27s to jumpstart your meridians

 

 

Doc and Rusty,

 

I've been thinking about which energy systems relate to the skeletal

and the muscular systems.

 

The organs have meridians (skin -- an organ -- is influenced by lung

meridian).

 

So -- my thinking has been that grid and radiant circuits govern the

skeletal and muscular systems.

 

And grid seems to host one's 'basic' elemental nature.

 

I've been thinking about this because I sprained my sacrum in a Kung

Fu class. ( trying too hard on those forward circular leg kicks).

And I want to study without landing on the chiropractor's table!

 

So, when I ask myself how can I learn something physically demanding

and keep my structure safe, the answer was to strengthen grid -- and

radiant circuits.

 

Any thoughts on this? Am I way off?

 

Helen

 

> Actually the connection with the Grid is done with Radiant Energies,

>

> As far as I know, Grids are only corrected 2 ways.

>

> Way #1. With Grid work done by a trained Grid practitioner.

> Way #2. With lots of Radiant Energy work.