Flying Snake
S6 Ji - meaning 6th, shape of a twisted rope or silk threats
Yin Earth is moist and damp, consider being centred, nurturing, humble and faithful (SP) CENTRE
Yourself or centre of you
Time to recognise distinguishing features. Develop oneself. Look inside
All seasons
Digestive system. Stimulate all Digestive organs). Spleen, pancreas, nose and flesh (skin), often associated with weak digestive system.
Process
S6 (Ji) is the energy of the day
(ACTIVATION)
- Stimulate Open Point (Rub 1min or use Manaka HZ)
- Discuss Master Point
- Apply Sinew Program: CV8 Spleen (S6) – see Sinew sub-program
- Stimulate SP A/P and Yuan for JI (Lv13 and SP3)
1) Discuss the element
2) Stimulate aspect of the For JI this is the central aspect of our body (CV channel).
3) Discuss the meaning of the heavenly stem and how does the client relate to
4) Activate Physical
5) Take client through meditation (see below).
Meditation
FLYING SNAKE Meditation: Stand, feet hip distance apart, hands by your body, facing inwardly (or imagine if doing this with a client).
Imagine you are standing on the earth in any and all of the seasons. One moment you feel the heat of the summer and then the cold of the winter. You see a flying snake above you, it spirals towards you and then becomes part of you. It represents the way we look inside. Bring your focus on your breath and breathe deeply into your body. Bring your focus to the areas of JI. This includes the digestive system, your skin and your face especially the nose. Bring your attention to the region of your spleen and pancreas, both found on the left side of the body. As you slowly breathe in and out begin to focus on the element relationship and how you can incorporate them into today. This includes being faithful with yourself and others, consider being humble and nurturing towards yourself today. As you breathe imagine grabbing the earth with your toes and meeting the heaven with Gv20.
This visualization should take at least 5 minutes, however can be done for longer period.