The Triple Warmer and the lost methods!

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Doc,

 

I just checked out the drill in the archives and I love it My

energies just seemed to perk up. I felt better and more energy was

available to me. . I have seen Donna Do it a few times and loved it

then too. Thanks for reminding me about that one. One question... in

the post you say it is important to get the other meridian involved

activated( without giving the name it allows others to search for it

too!) So could you tell me what specifically is important about the

sequence involved???

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Alex

 

 

 

 

On 6/23/05, docspeed2001 <docspeed2001 wrote:

> --- , " star52star52 " <star52star52> wrote:

> > I am trying to sedate TW and strengthen spleen each day and

> >wondering if there is a faster way than holding the points.

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> Yes there is.

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> Instead of sedating them, you can normalize them very effectively

> with the James Dean method (in archives)...

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> > I hate just skipping them on the days when I do not have the time.

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> If you are alive, you have the time.

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> It only takes a few minutes with the points...

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> ...and it only takes a few seconds with the James Dean.

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> And there are 25 other methods in the files of the " healingenergies "

> group.

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> >In the book, Donna mentions flushing TW back 3 times. So in my

> daily >routine, would replacing tracing TW with flushing 3 times,

> and then >perhaps repeating this throughout the day be also

> effective?

>

> Yes, it would.

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> I would suggest strongly that you add the forward tracing of the

> Spleen meridian 3 times.

>

> Again, it only takes seconds.

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> > Should i avoid ever tracing TW in the forward way anyway if I do

> not >want to strengthen it?

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> Not really.

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> When you do the complete meridiant tracing, THEN it is okay to trace

> forward IN THAT SEQUENCE...

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> It is even heathly and beneficial.

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> Very good for cold weather and staying warm.

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> Very good for anaphaletic shock, ie, bee stings.

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> > I love the recent posts here. Alot to think about! Thanks for

> your

> > help,

> >

> > Jen

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