The traditional Chinese medicine clock: #
1 in a series of techniques to enhance your practice that cost you nothing
In our generation, healers like everyone else are eager to embrace the latest toy and technology in order to boost their healing power practice.
In doing so, we overlook many absolutely free techniques and practices that can be done to take your practice up a notch.
One such technique is to use the traditional Chinese medicine clock.
Here's how and why simply booking your client appointments in specific time slots will give a healing more powerful than if appointments are just randomly booked.
Ki Flow Clock
The Ki Flow Clock is also known by the following
names:
Chinese Organ Clock
Traditional Chinese Medicine Clock
Qi Clock
Circa Dianrythms
Traditional Chinese Medicine Clock
Qi Clock
Circa Dianrythms
According to Traditional Chinese
Medicine and other ancient healing traditions in Asia. Universal Life Force
Energy (ki, qi, huna, prana) flows through the twelve body organs and completes
one cycle every twenty-four hours.
The Chinese Organ Clock shows the flow
of the vital energy through various organ systems in relation to the time of
day. Each organ has maximum energy for two hours. The organ has minimum energy
(or lowest flow of Qi) 12 hours later.
TCM practitioners use this information
diagnostically, as well as to determine the optimal time for treating specific
imbalances.
For example, we see the bladder marked as
3-5pm. This means the life force energy
is strongest in the bladder at that time.
So if we had a client with bladder issues, it would make sense to
schedule his treatment between 3:00 and 5:00 pm and work with life force energy
that is naturally strong then.
Conversely, the bladder is weakest twelve hours
later between three and five in the morning.
(We can see this easily as these are the hours we awaken to void bladders.) This would be a second time to work with the
bladder issues –when the energy is lowest there.
See how easy it is to work with the energy to create a healing session that is in the client's highest and best good.
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