RE: Wedding Rings, 4th finger, prostate and cervix!

[Guest guest]

Hi All, & Doug & Marcos,

 

Doug Briggs wrote:

> I once heard that there was an energetic reason for the wedding

> ring being on the " ring finger " of the left hand It had to do with

> circling the energies near the heart Does anyone have any knowledge

> of this topic???? >Doug

 

Marcos replied:

> In Tibetan medicine mental diseases are seen as caused by spirits,

> or, more properly; demons, there are many kinds, and those called

> 'middle demons' attack the heart center(also seen as the seat of

> the mind), and they say that they enter the body through the

> psychic channel of the ring finger that leads to the heart center.

> I guess that the ring here represents a liason with another(heart

> to heart), the left hand are 'physical' marriages, and the right

> hand are 'spiritual' marriages; priests, nuns and others use rings

> on the 'ring' finger of the right hand.

 

1. Another thought: The fingers relate to Metal (fingers 1, 2) and

Fire (fingers 3, 4, 5).

 

A metallic circle around finger 4 links the 3 Fire Fingers, and

directly short-circuits PC (finger 3, Yin), TH (finger 4, Yang) and HT

(finger 5, Yin).

 

PC and HT (Yin; via their links to CV17, BL14, CV14, BL15 - Mu &

Shu points for PC & HT) relate to the Shen/emotional/spiritual

aspects of sexuality.

 

TH (Yang; via its links to TH17-TH21 relates to brain-hypothalamic-

hormonal aspects, and via its links to CV05 + BL22 (TH Mu & Shu

Points), links to organic (physical) functions of KI, adrenal, ovary

and testis - material aspects of sexuality.

 

Could short-circuiting the Yin & Yang Fire aspects of sexuality be

a stabilising influence on a sexual relationship?

 

2. In his paper on cancer (IVAS Congress, Oostende, 2004), Are

Thoresen mentioned that a THICK (broad) ring on finger 4 is more

likely to be associated with cancer of the cervix / prostate than is a

narrow ring on the same finger!

 

To treat cancer of the cervix/prostate, Are also uses a TH point,

between TH02 and TH01, circa 1-inch distal to TH02, right where

the ring touches the ulnar side of metacarpal bone 4

 

Are, is that correct? Would you like to expand on the summary,

above?

 

 

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