Ghost point and Window of Heaven point

[Guest guest]

Hi.

I've been reading about Ghost point, Window of Heaven point and Ma Dan-Yang

Heavenly Star poits..

Can u explain a little about then ???

Tks, Roberta

 

Terapias Orientais

www.robertablanco.com.br

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Roberta:

 

There are supposed to be 13 Ghost points, but there

are probably more than that, depending upon which

points are included and who does the counting.

 

These were called Ghost points because they relate to

mental illness or epilepsy, which were originally

regarded to be related to cases of possession by

ghosts or spirits.

 

Lonny Jarrett has a good discussion of these and you

can search him via or Google.

 

If you need more I may have some info available.

 

Not sure about the others.

 

Kind regards, Jack

 

--- Roberta Blanco <robertablanco

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> Hi.

> I've been reading about Ghost point, Window of

> Heaven point and Ma Dan-Yang Heavenly Star poits..

> Can u explain a little about then ???

> Tks, Roberta

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> Terapias Orientais

> www.robertablanco.com.br

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[Guest guest]

Tks Jack...

I've already visited Lonny's webpage but was unable to find this kind of

information.

Do u know something about points called Ma Dan-Yang Heavenly Star ( or 12 points

shining bright as a starry sky)?

I got an acupuncture point compendium from College of Traditional Acupuncture-

UK and some points are named like this, but they do not explain qhat does ot

mean.

Tks again,

Roberta

 

Terapias Orientais

www.robertablanco.com.br

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Roberta:

 

I've mailed a separate copy of Wiseman and Feng's list

of 13 Ghost Points. Don't think they would get through

.

 

If anyone else would like a copy please let me know.

 

Dont' know the other points, unless you might be able

to show the Chinese characters?

 

Kind regards, Jack

 

--- Roberta Blanco <robertablanco

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> Tks Jack...

> I've already visited Lonny's webpage but was unable

> to find this kind of information.

> Do u know something about points called Ma Dan-Yang

> Heavenly Star ( or 12 points shining bright as a

> starry sky)?

> I got an acupuncture point compendium from College

> of Traditional Acupuncture- UK and some points are

> named like this, but they do not explain qhat does

> ot mean.

> Tks again,

> Roberta

>

> Terapias Orientais

> www.robertablanco.com.br

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jack. Tks again for the info.

All I got was from www.sacredlotus.com

They have the list of ghost pt, ma dan-yang pt, and window of heaven pt, but do

not explain well what are they and what we use them for, except ghost points.

Take a look there, if u can.

Usually do not allow attachments, so u can mail in pvt to me.

robertablanco

Tks again.

Roberta

Terapias Orientais

www.robertablanco.com.br

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Roberta:

 

I'm having a look at the site, thank you. I wonder if

you have a specific application for these in mind, or

just curious?

 

My reason for asking is that, while these are used to

treat various diseases, there are different approaches

to dealing with each pattern.

 

For example, there are a number of different

approaches to treating what WM calls schizophrenia.

 

There are different approaches to treating mania of

the withdrawal type.

 

Then there are methods for treating epilepsy.

 

All of these include the Ghost Points, but the methods

vary according to condition and patient.

 

There's a book in Chinese about cases studies of mania

and epilepsy, but it probably hasn't been translated

yet.

 

This area truly interests me, so I look forward to

learning more from the site.

 

Kind regards, Jack

 

--- Roberta Blanco <robertablanco

wrote:

 

> Hi Jack. Tks again for the info.

> All I got was from www.sacredlotus.com

> They have the list of ghost pt, ma dan-yang pt, and

> window of heaven pt, but do not explain well what

> are they and what we use them for, except ghost

> points.

> Take a look there, if u can.

> Usually do not allow attachments, so u can

> mail in pvt to me. robertablanco

> Tks again.

> Roberta

> Terapias Orientais

> www.robertablanco.com.br

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jack...

I'm just studying abou this subject. Here in Brazil it's not usual to learn

about this at acu schools.

I usually work with 8 pricipal patterns ( ba-gang bian-zheng), and then select

points according to each patient pattern.

My inquiry about those kind of points was just to learn a little more. I got an

atlas from classical 5 E acupuncture, and they identify those points there,

with no explanation... I got curious !

Tks again, Roberta

Tks, Roberta

 

Terapias Orientais

www.robertablanco.com.br

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi, Roberta:

 

Yes, there isn't much literature on those points, this

seems like an area that needs more study. I'm always

curious to learn more.

 

Kind regards, Jack

 

--- Roberta Blanco <robertablanco

wrote:

 

> Hi Jack...

> I'm just studying abou this subject. Here in Brazil

> it's not usual to learn about this at acu schools.

> I usually work with 8 pricipal patterns ( ba-gang

> bian-zheng), and then select points according to

> each patient pattern.

> My inquiry about those kind of points was just to

> learn a little more. I got an atlas from classical 5

> E acupuncture, and they identify those points

> there, with no explanation... I got curious !

> Tks again, Roberta

> Tks, Roberta

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> Terapias Orientais

> www.robertablanco.com.br

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