David Dalton <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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(But I know in qigong probably the throat chakra is described as a nexus of meridians or something?)
In the last few days I have again had a fairly steady hot spot in and just above the v-notch at the top of my breastbone, so at the base of my throat (though I thought the throat chakra was slightly higher than that, a little closer to the adam's apple). This has occurred before but not in a while, and it isn't partularly troublesome but sometimes I pull down my t-shirt to free/open/cool it (but haven't gone to a v-neck shirt).
Eat a spoonful of honey. It will bring in some balancing yin.
There's a very good little book called Between Heaven and Earth which talks about the five elements and Chinese medicine. If you read the chapter on fire, you will see descriptions of excess heat, which includes sensations of heat in the body. By the way, people who have this are also drawn to metaphysical exploration, as you have described in your earlier posting. You should read this book. No place in your body should be heating up. This is a sign of an energy imbalance, not of your dear friend thinking of you. 🙂
Depends on what you mean by "heating up". A feeling of warmth during qigong practice in the dantien is actually a good sign. When a TCM doctor speaks of "excess heat", he or she is talking about something entirely different. Also, for those of us that practice Reiki, and I imagine for those that practice external qigong healing, as well, it is not uncommon for the hands to warm up considerably during a session, and this is quite natural and not an indication of an imbalance in the practitioner.
Depends on what you mean by "heating up". A feeling of warmth during qigong practice in the dantien is actually a good sign. When a TCM doctor speaks of "excess heat", he or she is talking about something entirely different. Also, for those of us that practice Reiki, and I imagine for those that practice external qigong healing, as well, it is not uncommon for the hands to warm up considerably during a session, and this is quite natural and not an indication of an imbalance in the practitioner.
I could not agree more.
There is a vast difference between a warmth from a Reikim Qigong, or HUNA healing session; and a burning sensation caused by a blocked meridian.
Aloha nui loa; Two Bears.
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