Learn Your Subtle Anatomy & Physiology for Holistic Healing

The following concepts are explored throughout this Lecture:

1- What the vital energy (QI) is?

2- Types and functions of Qi.

3- The components of Qi: Yin and Yang

4- The importance of having a strong and balanced Qi.

5- Suggested reading

The importance of balancing masculine (yang) and feminine (yin) energies within the human energy system.

The following concepts are explored throughout this Lecture:

1- The structure, components and the function of the human energy field (Biofield or Body-field)

2- The Earth Star Portal and its function

3- The Soul Star Portal and its function

4- The Biofield Chart

5-Suggested reading

Conscious breathing, also known as mindful or intentional breathing, is the practice of being fully aware and present while focusing on your breath. It involves deliberately inhaling and exhaling in a controlled manner, often with the aim of promoting relaxation, reducing stress, and enhancing overall well-being.

The following concepts are explored throughout this Lecture:

1- The overall introduction of 7 major chakras

2- The connection between the chakras and the endocrine glands

3- The characteristics of 3 Tan Tien in the body

The following concepts are explored throughout the Lecture:

1- The basic features of the root chakra

2- The characteristics of a balanced root chakra

3- The main causes of the root chakra imbalance and blockage

4- The basic features of the sacral chakra

5- The characteristics of a balanced sacral chakra

6- The main causes of the sacral chakra imbalance and blockage

7- The basic features of the solar plexus chakra

8- The characteristics of a balanced solar plexus chakra

9- The main causes of the solar plexus chakra imbalance and blockage

10- Suggested reading

The following concepts are explored throughout this Lecture:

1- The basic features of the heart chakra

2- The characteristics of a balanced heart chakra

3- The main causes of the heart chakra imbalance and blockage

4- The basic features of the throat chakra

5- The characteristics of a balanced throat chakra

6- The main causes of the throat chakra imbalance and blockage

7- The basic features of the third eye chakra

8- The characteristics of a balanced third eye chakra

9- The main causes of the third eye chakra imbalance and blockage

10- The basic features of the crown chakra

11- The characteristics of a balanced crown chakra

12- The main causes of the crown chakra imbalance and blockage

13- Suggested reading

Sounds, vibrations, and colors have powerful effects in removing the energy blockages in your chakras and meridians, rebalancing your energy system, and restoring your health and wellness, physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Before you start the meditation, please read the attached DIRECTIONS.

The following concepts are explored throughout this Lecture:

1- The 12 Organ Meridians

2- The structure and function of the Gallbladder and Liver Meridian Pair

3- The structure and function of the Lung and Large Intestine Meridian Pair

4- The structure and function of the Stomach and Spleen Meridian Pair

The following concepts are explored throughout this Lecture:

1- The structure and function of the Heart and Small Intestine Meridian Pair

2- The structure and function of the Bladder and Kidney Meridian Pair

3- The structure and function of the Pericardium and Triple Warmer Meridian Pair

4- The Extraordinary Meridians and Collaterals

The following concepts are explored throughout Lecture 9:

1- The Sushumna, Ida, and Pingala Nadis

2- The importance of 21 Minor Chakras in activating and balancing the energy centers.

3- The Chakra Activation Technique

The following concepts are explored throughout this Lecture:

1- The organ systems in the body

2- The connection between the physical body and the energy system

3- How does the stagnant energy develop in the body and biofield?

The following concepts are explored throughout Lecture 11:

1- Which external factors create energy disturbances in our internal world?

2- The Law of Five Organs

3-The influence of negative emotions on the body organs

The following concepts are explored throughout Lecture 12:

1- Fight - Flight - Freeze Responses

2- Trauma Capsules in the Body and Biofield

3- Healing vs. Curing

4- Integration of Western Medicine with Complementary and Alternative Medicine.

The importance of clean eating and balancing the acidity and alkalinity of foods to Improve health and wellness.

Self-acceptance is important for several reasons:

1. Healthy Self-Esteem: It forms the foundation for a positive self-image and healthy self-esteem, helping you recognize your inherent worth and value.

2. Emotional Well-Being: It reduces self-criticism and negative self-talk, leading to improved emotional resilience and mental well-being.

3. Relationships: Self-acceptance enables more authentic and fulfilling connections with others, as you can share your true self without fear of judgment.

4. Stress Reduction: It decreases the pressure to conform to unrealistic standards, leading to reduced stress and anxiety.

5. Goal Achievement: When you accept yourself, you're more likely to pursue goals aligned with your true passions and values.

6. Adaptability: It encourages adaptability by promoting a healthy response to failures and setbacks, fostering a growth mindset.

7. Self-Compassion: Self-acceptance is a cornerstone of self-compassion, allowing you to treat yourself with kindness and understanding.

8. Physical Health: It can positively impact physical health by reducing stress-related issues and promoting self-care.

9. Authentic Living: Self-acceptance empowers you to live authentically, making choices that resonate with your genuine desires.

10. Resilience: It strengthens your ability to weather life's challenges with greater self-assurance and inner strength.

In this Lecture, students will practice self-acceptance.

The following concepts are explored throughout this Lecture:

1- The importance of resilience.

2- Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) modalities for holistic healing.

Students will learn the Benefits of Holistic Healing

The Meridian Clock, also known Meridian Cycle, is a concept that comes from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and is used to understand the flow of life energy "Qi" through the body's meridian pathways. Each organ system is associated with a specific meridian and has a peak time of activity and function during the 24-hour cycle. Using the Meridian Clock as a healing tool involves paying attention to the body's natural rhythm and energy flow throughout the day and night. Practitioners of TCM and holistic healing may recommend activities, exercises, or lifestyle adjustments that align with the specific meridian's activity during a given time. This could include practices like meditation, stretching, dietary choices, and more.