Creating Harmony
We’re so happy you’re joining us as we embark on this important journey that’s all about you!
So how are you doing?
That’s a question often asked and typically we say, “Fine, thank you”. This is all well and good, but now let’s ask the body the same question. The body continually communicates to let you know what kind of support it needs. During this session, we would like to teach you how to listen to the all important Liver from the traditional Chinese medicine perspective.
To get started, we’ve developed 3 questionnaires that are broken into categories, Lifestyle, Liver Qi Signs, and Physical Signs. The purpose is to help you privately assess your body’s language. Then on our calls, Master Lu will explain how to use this information.
Lifestyle
Read the list below and check off all that apply. Then, email the results to yourself. Study the answers, and we’ll help you analyze what they mean. You will be able to revisit all lists at anytime.
Liver Qi Signs
Answer each question honestly. Then email the results to yourself with the button provided.
Physical Liver QI Signs
Which of these issues do you currently experience? Complete the list, then email your answers to yourself using the button provided.
Everything is Energy
Life, An Ever Evolving Journey
Nature seamlessly transforms season after season. She embodies flow, reminding us to let it go. Spring is a time for growth. All of life is beginning to emerge. This essence is related to the promise of future life. Think about this consciousness and enjoy Nature’s unconditional love.
“If you follow Natural Law, you will recognize yourself. The combination of Chinese medicine and Qigong practice create a unique healing path to mentally and physically discover your innate potential.” Grand Master Nan Lu
Five Element Consciousness
The Five Element Consciousness Framework offers us a guide to understand our connection to Nature and the Universe. Energetically, our organs communicate with Nature and with one another. They constantly strive to keep the body in balance. To understand signals of imbalance, the ancient Chinese doctors turned to the Five Element chart. There are many layers to understand when studying this chart, so we’ll start with just a few.
Each organ resonates with the vibration of a different season, emotion, taste and color. Notice the element associated with the Kidney: water. Now look at the taste: salty, the color: black and the emotion: fear. Do you resonate with any of these signs? Are you drawn to wearing black continually? How about salty foods? Sound appealing? That’s your body communicating its needs.
Take some time to study the Five Element chart below and unravel your own messages.
Kidney/Bladder: Associated with the Water element and the Winter season.
Liver/Gallbladder: Associated with the Wood element and the Spring season.
Heart/Small Intestine: Associated with the Fire element and the Summer season.
Spleen/Stomach: Associated with the Earth element and the Late Summer season.
Lung/Large Intestine: Associated with the Metal element and the Fall season.
