In this course, I introduce the twelve aspects of the daily energetic circulation: Lung and Large Intestine, Stomach and Spleen, Heart and Small Intestine, Bladder and Kidney, Diaphragm and Umbilicus, and Gall Bladder and Liver Function Energy. We go over their circulation pathways, key concepts associated with them, their attributes, symptoms of disharmony, and sequences on how to harmonize them.
In this course, I introduce the twelve aspects of the daily energetic circulation: Lung and Large Intestine, Stomach and Spleen, Heart and Small Intestine, Bladder and Kidney, Diaphragm and Umbilicus, and Gall Bladder and Liver Function Energy. We go over their circulation pathways, key concepts associated with them, their attributes, symptoms of disharmony, and sequences on how to harmonize them.
Students are expected to have taken In Movement With Jin Shin Jyutsu first, or at least to have equivalent knowledge. I have included a brief review of the Safety Energy Locks and the Depths. The class is organized into ten chapters. Each chapter includes two to three videos and a quiz to practice the presented material. I have also included videos on the Five Elemental Energy cycle (the TCM Five Element Theory) and how the various aspects of the twelve-fold Function Energy interplay and affect each other. On several occasions, I have given examples of how the Five Element Theory can help us go beyond the immediate symptoms and help us pinpoint the culprit for disharmony more effectively.
One important aspect of this class is that it gives a comparative study of the various Function Energy aspects. For example, we go over what distinguishes Kidney, Umbilicus, and Small Intestine FE in their help of ear discomforts. Cookbook recipes for flows that help this or that symptom have not been very helpful in my experience.
The final exam in the last chapter is for students who wish to test their overall knowledge and receive a certificate of completion.
Overview of the course organization.
Review of principles and applications.
Review of the Depths in Jin Shin Jyutsu.
Overview of the Five Element Theory and how it is incorporated in Jin Shin Jyutsu.
The Division of the circle into six parts. The Order of Creation, the Depths, and their correspondence to the time of the day and the seasons of the year.
Twelve Organ Function Energy, or the twelve functions of our daily energetic circulation.
The interplay between depths in the context of 5-element Cycle and the Order of Creation
12.1 Lung Function Energy - its pathway, how to harmonize it and when.
12.2 Large Intestine Function Energy - its pathway, how to harmonize it and when.
Distinguish between Lung and Large Intestine Function.
12.4 Stomach Function Energy - its pathway, how to harmonize it and when.
12.4 Spleen Function Energy - its pathway, how to harmonize it and when.
Can you distinguish Stomach from Spleen Function Energy?
Distinguish between Heart and Small Intestine Function Energy.
Kidney Function Energy, Harmonization and Applications
Distinguish between Bladder and Kidney FE
Distinguish between Diaphragm and Umbilicus.
Distinguish between Gall Bladder and Liver Functions
Times for harmonization of each function of the twelve-fold FE. Using its rhythm for alleviating jet lag symptoms.
Examples of how the symptoms and disharmony can cascade through the depths due to interplay of the elements within the 5-Element Cycle and the Order of Creation.
Sneezing, coughing, etc. and the functions to which they are related. The wrinkles on our faces can indicate distress in the function energy. Twelve mental affirmations to help us navigate through challenging situations.
A compilation of the practice quiz questions.
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