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Have you ever wondered why we overwhelmingly deal with colds in the fall and the flu in winter? As practitioners we often notice a connection between seasonal change and a rise in specific health conditions. This observation is explained well by a foundational theory of Chinese M

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Five Element theory ( Wu Xing ) is one of the founding principles of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, and dates back as early as the Yin and Zhou Dynasties (16th century B.C.E.- 221 B.C.E.). The five elements, Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water, are used to describe the relationship between

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One of the best clearing, qigong practice to do when you're feeling sluggish, stuck, and not quite like you have normal energy levels is an organ-balancing meditation from the Daoist tradition and...

Five element theory is the foundation of Chinese medicine. This chart shows the relationship between the five elements (Water, Wood, Fire, Earth and Metal), the sheng cycle (creating cycle), ko cycle (controlling cycle), command points, luo points, xi-cleft points, entry-exit points and horary points. The chart also shows the five elements correspondences with the natural environment, the human body, the twelve Officials, as well as the psychological strengths and imbalances related to the…

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Feng Shui and it's medical relationships including reference to geopathic stress, earth energies and Geomancy.

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Wu xing – directly translating to “five elements” – is an ancient Chinese philosophy that encompasses five phases of the universe’s ongoing existence and development. The five components are Wood (mu), Fire (huo), Earth (tu), Metal (jin), and Water (shui). Seen as transitional material forces that flow successively, these elements are an inherent part of […]

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Generating and controlling cycles of the five elements (with organs)