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" 3. Boundary disorder tx: KD23, 25, LV4, SP5, ST41, GB

40. 10 minutes. "

 

I have not heard of the term 'boundary disorder', and would love to

understand better what this is and why these points are useful. Thanks!, for any

help.

 

Anna

 

Ps and Nam, I am glad for your brothers recovery -thank you for the tale! I

agree that its when we both use our skill to the utmost, AND surrender to

that mysterious power greater then us, that miracles can seem to happen. There

is a difference I am finding bewteen ardently Wanting a patients recovery, and

quielty doing my best and then letting go- it opens t a bigger picture. No

letting me off the hook, of course. I am a very beginning practitioner and

would welcome anyone else's insights on this.

 

 

 

 

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Hi - that comes from Dennis Willmont's " The Twelve

Spirit Points " , under KD23, P. 82. His books are at

willmountain.com. I don't feel authorized to quote,

but he has very interesting writings.

 

Janis

 

--- Elaebanna wrote:

 

> " 3. Boundary disorder tx: KD23, 25, LV4, SP5, ST41,

> GB

> 40. 10 minutes. "

>

> I have not heard of the term 'boundary disorder',

> and would love to

> understand better what this is and why these points

> are useful. Thanks!, for any help.

>

> Anna

>

> Ps and Nam, I am glad for your brothers recovery

> -thank you for the tale! I

> agree that its when we both use our skill to the

> utmost, AND surrender to

> that mysterious power greater then us, that miracles

> can seem to happen. There

> is a difference I am finding bewteen ardently

> Wanting a patients recovery, and

> quielty doing my best and then letting go- it opens

> t a bigger picture. No

> letting me off the hook, of course. I am a very

> beginning practitioner and

> would welcome anyone else's insights on this.

>

>

>

>

> **************************************See AOL's top

> rated recipes

>

(http://food.aol.com/top-rated-recipes?NCID=aoltop00030000000004)

>

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