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Examples of Five Element Relationships

In each example, the circled grey element is the Kyo and is therefor seen as the cause of the illness rather than the symptom. Mother failing to nourish son. In this case, treatment would be to: – Providing that the … Continue reading

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Comparison of Zen Shiatsu and Five Element Theory

The central concept of Oriental Medicine is all physical disease is the result of disruption/obstruction in the flow of Qi (intrinsic energy). Zen Shiatsu   Zen Shiatsu operates on the theory/concept of Kyo and Jitsu within the meridian system of … Continue reading

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YIN YANG AND THE FIVE ELEMENT THEORY

The theories of Yin-Yang and the Five Elements were the discovered and developed by the ancient Chinese sages through empirical means by their prolonged observations of nature’s cycles and changes. The theory states that wood, fire, earth, metal, and water … Continue reading

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Taiji Shibashi (十八) Instructors course

This course is being provided by San Bao The Taiji Qigong Shibashi (十八) Instructors course (Certificated by the San Bao Martial Arts School) is designed to provide instructors with all the tools and information needed to teach the Shibashi as … Continue reading

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Yin/Yang & the Five Element Theory

The theories of Yin-Yang and the Five Elements were the discovered and developed by the ancient Chinese sages through empirical means by their prolonged observations of nature’s cycles and changes. The theory states that wood, fire, earth, metal, and water … Continue reading

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