Shape of acupuncture points and 'seeing' meridians

[Guest guest]

As a beginning acupuncture student with some experience in chi kung,

I was surprised to see a book on energy that has an image of what an

individual acupuncture point looks like energetically - supposedly

the author can 'see' energy, and that includes the acupuncture

points - he says they have the same form as little tiny chakras. I

am referring to the book Energetic Anatomy by Mark Rich, page 33. I

was surprised because his book seems very credible, but I have not

heard this mentioned elsewhere. Any thoughts? I also am very

interested in the concept of being able to actually see the

meridians - do any of you have this experience? It seems like it

would add a lot to diagnosis. Thanks.

[Guest guest]

I don't think that you can see meridians... but what you can see is changes

of color along the meridian, or changes of the skin, something like that. I

am not able to really see acupuncture points (is there anybody who can?),

but of course you can learn to feel the energy in the point and to feel what

the energy is doing. I remember the first time I felt an acupuncturepoint...

it was amazing!

 

 

 

ssnkwan [ssnkwan]

zondag 23 januari 2005 19:36

acupuncture

acupuncture Shape of acupuncture points and 'seeing'

meridians

 

 

 

 

As a beginning acupuncture student with some experience in chi kung,

I was surprised to see a book on energy that has an image of what an

individual acupuncture point looks like energetically - supposedly

the author can 'see' energy, and that includes the acupuncture

points - he says they have the same form as little tiny chakras. I

am referring to the book Energetic Anatomy by Mark Rich, page 33. I

was surprised because his book seems very credible, but I have not

heard this mentioned elsewhere. Any thoughts? I also am very

interested in the concept of being able to actually see the

meridians - do any of you have this experience? It seems like it

would add a lot to diagnosis. Thanks.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Meridians are like rivers, sometimes they are bloated and change shape and

direction. I am studying my self as a runt triplet.. my conception and dumai20

seem in flux sometimes.

Herding energies by tonifying other related or connecting points seems like a

good idea if done with care. The healing benefits may come from stabilization of

these rivers of energy called meridians.

 

ssnkwan <ssnkwan wrote:

 

As a beginning acupuncture student with some experience in chi kung,

I was surprised to see a book on energy that has an image of what an

individual acupuncture point looks like energetically - supposedly

the author can 'see' energy, and that includes the acupuncture

points - he says they have the same form as little tiny chakras. I

am referring to the book Energetic Anatomy by Mark Rich, page 33. I

was surprised because his book seems very credible, but I have not

heard this mentioned elsewhere. Any thoughts? I also am very

interested in the concept of being able to actually see the

meridians - do any of you have this experience? It seems like it

would add a lot to diagnosis. Thanks.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

If you pass your hand more or less 5 cm over the meridians, You will

perceive the points...

 

Roberto

 

 

 

 

 

Hoang Ho <twomtns2002

acupuncture

Mon, 24 Jan 2005 09:15:34 -0800 (PST)

Re: acupuncture Shape of acupuncture points and 'seeing'

meridians

 

>

> Meridians are like rivers, sometimes they are bloated and change shape

> and direction. I am studying my self as a runt triplet.. my conception

> and dumai20 seem in flux sometimes.

> Herding energies by tonifying other related or connecting points seems

> like a good idea if done with care. The healing benefits may come from

> stabilization of these rivers of energy called meridians.

>

> ssnkwan <ssnkwan wrote:

>

> As a beginning acupuncture student with some experience in chi kung,

> I was surprised to see a book on energy that has an image of what an

> individual acupuncture point looks like energetically - supposedly

> the author can 'see' energy, and that includes the acupuncture

> points - he says they have the same form as little tiny chakras. I

> am referring to the book Energetic Anatomy by Mark Rich, page 33. I

> was surprised because his book seems very credible, but I have not

> heard this mentioned elsewhere. Any thoughts? I also am very

> interested in the concept of being able to actually see the

> meridians - do any of you have this experience? It seems like it

> would add a lot to diagnosis. Thanks.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[mark rich]

Hi, I am the author of Energetic Anatomy, Mark Rich. You most definetly can see acupuncture points and a whole lot more! It requires special training, which I give in Energetic Anatomy. I have taught thousands how to do this. It is a great diagnostic tool, which can be added to general body condition,tongue and pulse evaluations.

 

 

 

 

As a beginning acupuncture student with some experience in chi kung,

I was surprised to see a book on energy that has an image of what an

individual acupuncture point looks like energetically - supposedly

the author can 'see' energy, and that includes the acupuncture

points - he says they have the same form as little tiny chakras. I

am referring to the book Energetic Anatomy by Mark Rich, page 33. I

was surprised because his book seems very credible, but I have not

heard this mentioned elsewhere. Any thoughts? I also am very

interested in the concept of being able to actually see the

meridians - do any of you have this experience? It seems like it

would add a lot to diagnosis. Thanks.