Indian Acupuncture

02/10/2023

26/08/2023

Meridian Point 👉

15/08/2023

GET THESE TWO THINGS TO PROTECT YOUR HOME.
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1. CAT;
The bond between cats and humans is very strong. If you want a spiritual protection at home, get a cat.
Having a cat home helps in many ways, it helps to sustain marriage, it also helps to avoid untimely death, cats can die in place of its owner or any one in the house if theres any untimely death coming the persons way. It also chases bad spirits away.

They are kind of animals who don't like troublesome people, so mostly they don't stay in a house full of quarrel. Normally if you watch closely you will realise that cats don't go close to people who have misunderstanding with its owner.

They are also a group of animals whose back does not touch the floor.
Mostly we use them to help people who keeps failing in business or don't prosper in anything they do.

2. MIRACLE LEAF OR TAN ME AWU;
This is a very powerful leaf which I've already done teachings on.
You can plant it at the back of your window or in your house to protect your home against any bad spirits or any negative energy.

20/07/2023

Only when we are brave enough to explore the darkness will we discover the infinite power of our light.” ...

23/04/2023

23/04/2023

The 8 Principles are the basics of Chinese medicine diagnosis. ☯
When seeing a patient for the first time, always start with the 8 principles and then elaborate and go deeper!

- Is the patient more excess or more deficient? Is there a heat issue or a cold issue? Is the problem internal or external? In the end, is the diagnosis more Yin or more Yang?

- Of course, this is the simple easy way to start a TCM diagnosis, as we know most patients are much more complicated with many different patterns of excess and deficiency, or upper heat and lower cold, with internal and external issues! 💙

If you enjoyed my graphic, check out my "Chinese Medicine Made Easy" PDF or hard copy (an illustrated guide to TCM foundation & Diagnosis) her

Chinese medicine made easy is an illustrated guide to TCM Foundation & Diagnosis with over 200 graphics (Yin Yang, 5 Elements, Zang-Fu...), TCM diagnosis (inquiry, observation, palpation, listing and smelling), and so much more!

11/03/2023

There is no such thing as balanced, there will always be a conflict between the yin(esoteric) and Yang(exoteric) sides of us, this conflict gives rise to disease and it can only be balanced when they work with each other in harmony. In the same way, if humanity starts working with each other, we can reduce conflicts to a great extent. QUAMER ALI KHAN Acupuncturist

11/03/2023

There is no such thing as balanced, there will always be a conflict between the yin(esoteric) and Yang(exoteric) sides of us, this conflict gives rise to disease and it can only be balanced when they work with each other in harmony. In the same way, if humanity starts working with each other, we can reduce conflicts to a great extent. QUAMER ALI KHAN Acupuncturist

11/03/2023

The Vital energy (Qi) moves in masses, waves, and currents constantly constituting and reconstituting human beings and objects, movements, and happenings, entering into them, passing through them, forming themselves in them, throwing themselves out from them on other beings and QUAMER ALI KHAN Acupuncturist

08/03/2023

.“A woman is the full circle.Within her is the power to create, nurture and transform.” – Diane Mariechild.

"They are strong
They are the rock.
They are important
Lets love them.
Lets respect them
Lets honor them
Lets appreciate them
Lets protect them
Lets support them
Lets save them
Lets listen to them
Lets believe them
Lets be there for them

26/02/2023

In the profession of medicine there are different stratums of physicians. Some that don’t study, some that only practice, some that only study, and others who study and practice in a unison.

While there is a pertinence to everyone, depending on the focus, it’s important to note that what one studies has a major influence to how one practices. If one doesn’t study one’s practice is constantly being guided by the same thought processes just reformated based on experiential practice. This leads to stale perspective and thought processes, and one’s growth is dependent on one’s own programming. This might seem okay, but can lead to delusional conclusions as its completely dependent on self-validation. This is where ideological dissection is important to break down conclusions and challenge one’s assumptions for continual growth.

It’s okay to make mistakes, that’s part of the process, however whats not okay is not investigating the source of the idea or practice that led one to commit blunders. This is especially true in the realm of diagnostics, especially because schools teach the same static diagnostic schemata, and not a dynamic system to capture the evolution of disease and its mechanisms. People are like moving targets, the skilled archer can aim even when its target is in motion, what is often taught is medicine assuming a person and their disease process is motionless and non-evolving.

12/02/2023

What a blessing it is when another human being cries in front of you!⁣
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So often in the treatment room you can tell when your patient is on the brink of tears.⁣
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So many of us hold it in, feeling ashamed, vulnerable, or embarrassed to let it loose.⁣
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When I saw my patient struggling with this I always said, “Let it out, let it out! It’s healing to release these tears. There are tissues right next to you.”⁣
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This allows them permission to feel safe to cry and most often they’ll relax into it.⁣
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I generally would not hug them or comfort them as they cry, I just lovingly hold the space for them to release.⁣
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What do you do when your patients are on the brink of crying?⁣