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

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> 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