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Energy-Based BWT

Chapter 28

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In Chinese medicine, points on the body that get a reaction from the client when touched and means "that's it" Ashi Points
Treatment of the body mind and spirit by pressure and/or manipulation and includes the body's energetic field Asian Bodywork Therapy
in Chine, the engery of the body mind and spirit Chi or Qi
In Japan, a point in the Hara located 3 fingers widths distance below the navel that is the center of focused power and action adn where all movement of hte body originates Dan Tien
In Japan, the geographic center of gravity and the energtic center in the body located in the lower abdomen Hara
Japanese term to describe a quality of energy in a tsubo that feels full or excessive, Yang, hard, warm, adn where your pressure is pushed out or resisted Jitsu
in Japan, the engery of the body mind and spirit Ki
Japanese term to describe a quality of energy in a tsubo that feels empty or depleted, Yin, soft, cold adn where your pressure is welcome or accepted Kyo
in Chinese Medicine, channels or pathways through which Ki flows Meridians
Japanese bodywork therapy that uses pressure on the surface of the skin along energy channels called Meridians to regain and maintain a harmonic flow of energy throughout the body mind and spirit Shiatsu
in ABT, the familiar black and white icon that symbolizes the interaction of Yin and Yang Tai Ji
Japanese term used to describe energetic vortices on the surface of the skin where the engery of the meridian can be accessed Tsubo
in Ayurveda, the 7 energy centers in the body that receive, process, and distribute engery adn keep the spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical health of the body in balance Chakras
the Body inch in Chinese Medicine; the width of the client's own thumb knuckl Cun
in Ayurveda, the governing principles is produced as the 5 elements combine Doshas
the Dosha made up of the elements Earth and Water Kapha
Technique to stimulate the tsubos with heat by burning the herb mugwort above them Moxibustion
in Ayurveda, channels in which Prana engery flows Nadis
the Dosha made up of the elements Fire and Water Pitta
in Ayurveda, a person's unique constitution or the innate, natural state Prakriti
in India, the energy of the body mind and spirit Prana
in Ayurveda, term used to describe the 3 active dosha's or Vata, Pitta and Kapha Tri-doshas
the Dosha composed of the elements Air and Space Vata
In Chinese medicine, the Organ Systems, both Yin and Yang, the defination of which includes the interanal organs and the meridians Zang/Fu
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