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Slapping methodFig. 10 - Firstly we close all fivefingers while still keeping ahollow inside the palm. When weslap the problem areas, we canuse slapping with either thefingers or the whole palm. If weuse the palm, we do it gently andobserve the patient’s response,because some of them cannottake too much strength. Others,however, can take more strengthand will even have a betterfeeling with this as well. Weshould only use slapping for pain in the muscle and joints andat the back. This is because some areas are very sensitive andnot good for slapping too hard. When we use the slappingmethod, we should balance all different areas, not justconcentrate on one area because it can easily cause pain onthat spot. Usually we slap that area 10-15 times and then moveonto another area. Most patients will be alright for this.Gripping methodFig.11a & 11b - Using all yourfingers, grip the patient’smuscle where they feelproblems. During gripping,do not use too much energybecause you might hurt themwithout noticing. When youuse the gripping method, youshould sometimes griploosely and sometimes gripmore hard. It all depends onhow the patient responds.Rubbing methodFig. 12,13 & 14 - You canuse your fingers, palms,elbows and even steppingwith your feet to rubcertain areas of a patient’sbody. This is becausecertain areas need morepressure but some areasdo not need that muchpressure. When you rub thebody, make sure you observeyour patient’s response. Do notjust do your own thing withoutnoticing them. During rubbing,you do it with continuousrhythm, not sometimes hard,sometimes soft in anunexpected manner.Fig 12Fig 10Fig 11a & 11bFig 14Fig13Fig 15Fig 16Fig 17Rotating methodPushing methodYou can use the palms andfingers to push the channelsand acupuncture points tokeep the circulation of Qistimulated. Sometimes youpush in clockwise oranticlockwise direction.Sometimes you do it slowly,sometimes do it fast.Fig. 15 - Push with fingers ina clockwise or anti-clockwisedirection on the head, face,back and limbs. Sometimesyou can follow the channelsand acupuncture points topush.Fig. 16. & 17 - Push with thepalms on the same areabefore that we havementioned and this will helpthe circulation of the blood.Fig. 18 - Use the muscle on the palmsor rotate on the back of the palm. Do itgently and softly, controlling the energyFig 18as you are rotating. Do not hit andstrike in case you will hurt the patients.On the shoulders and back you can rotate slightly harder, buton the chest and stomach you need to rotate gently.“Qi is the mainenergy for ourlife and without itwe all will die.”Those above <strong>Qigong</strong> hitting points eight methods needa lot practice and experience. Otherwise they are justtechniques. If you understand Chinese Medicine principle, thiswill be useful for treatment. At the end you will find it veryuseful for healingby Zhu Fei, translated by Michael <strong>Tse</strong>Qi Magazine 13
Last issue we started to look at how mountains and their energyaffected the Feng Shui of a house and the implications for those living there.This issue we continue to look at their energy and how other physicalfeatures can also affect you.Mountains , Lakes & RiversFeng ShuiIf a house has two small mountains,one at the front and one at the back,we look at the house as beingprotected by them. This means that thishouse can bring in money and securityfor the people who live there. Fig 1.If a house has a high mountain tothe West and a low mountain to the East,then the people who live there can besuccessful in their own businesses. Fig 2.If a house has very flatsurroundings, then it means this housewill have more people coming to it. Sothose who live there might have morechildren. This house will also slowly bringin more money.If a house has a lake or a pool tothe Southeast, then it means the peoplewho live in that house will have a lot ofchildren and visitors. However, most ofthem will not stay in the house and willjust come and go. Also those peopleliving there will have to be careful of legalmaters. Fig 3.If a house has mountains at thefront and the back then this house is verybalanced. If the left and right also has apool or lake, then this is a very goodhouse. The people who live there willhave a lot of money and be very healthy.Fig 4.If a house has rivers on both sidesand two balanced mountains, one at theFig 5Fig 1Fig 3Fig 2Fig 4“In the beginningeverything will appearsmooth, but in the endthe people living herewill lose everything.”Qi Magazine 14
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