Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) recognize the world as a meaningful context. The five elements are forces of the cosmos, which have a noticeable effect on all natural phenomena and people. When the five forces are in balance, humans and nature are healthy and in harmony. An imbalance of the elements manifests itself in illness and weakness.
The framework of the five elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water) is the basis of my tuning fork therapy and bodywork.
Each of the five elements manifests itself on the one hand in certain organs and tissues, and on the other hand in certain feelings as well as in intellectual and psychological functions.
There are cycles showing the interdependence of each element and how each element supports/controls one another. I work with the Shéng (Generating) Cycle and Ko (Controlling) Cycle to shift your energy from overabundance to emptiness and to help you find balance.
Traditional Chinese Medicine explains that the Shéng cycle is a nourishing relationship: wood makes fire burn – fire burns to ashes and becomes earth. In the depths of the earth, metals are condensed and water condenses on the metal. Water, in turn, enables plants/trees to grow. On the other hand, the Ko-cycle, which shows which element controls another, keeps it small and limits its growth: water extinguishes fire - fire melts metal - metal (as a saw) cuts wood - the plant breaks through the earth - earth absorbs the water.
How to put this wisdom into practice?
Suppose you are my new client. I will ask you some questions to check in which element your energy is stuck. I also take your pulse to confirm which organs have excessive energy or empty energy. Then my hands and tuning forks are applied to activate empty meridian/energy points and sedate excessive ones. As a result, a few chosen meridians restore balance of energy, and you will feel a distinctive positive effect after just one session. Since there are 12 meridians, it is better to receive a few sessions in the following weeks to balance all meridians.
Every day, I witness how effectively this method works to reduce pain and suffering, and I am deeply grateful for this ancient wisdom that we have access to.
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