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The Code of the Spine
 


" Why are the Back-Shu Points located in their specific order? Because the Nei Jing says so?  - well Yes!
but there is a hidden energetic code to the arrangement of the Back-Shu points. The purpose of this seminar is to teach you this code.
Each of the vertebrae of the spine and each of the
paraspinal acupuncture points and Back-Shu points reflect a specific five element or six phase correspondence. Knowing the code enables us to more accurately diagnose organ and channel imbalances and treat the whole person from the back and spine."

Upcoming Seminar
 
please note the corrected dates!
                          
June 22, 23 & 24   2012
 

Los Gatos Acupuncture and Qigong Center

 

Seminars are three-day events. 

Friday, Saturday, Sunday      9 AM - 6 PM 

acupuncturists - $325  Acupuncture Students  $177

 

 

  Saint Peter 

This picture  is a link to a
new talk
about the Back-Shu Point system and the evolutionary energies of the spine. This is  a one hour talk which serves as an introduction to the Seminar. 

this is an mp3 recording. Enjoy!




  
 
        
 
 
25 Hours  of  acupuncture CEU's available

      There are still spaces available for this seminar!                        






The Code of the Spine

Exploring the Evolutionary Intelligence
 of the spine and the Back Shu-Point zones   
 
 

Shu Points
 This is a seminar about the esoteric anatomy of the human spine and each of the vertebrae.

This seminar is appropriate for any healer who wants to work more consciously with the spine,
including acupuncturists, Qigong practitioners, chiropractors, osteopaths and bodyworkers.


 

 

The code of the spine is the evolutionary map represented in the spine and the para-spinal points. This map is the underlying system which gives rise to the TCM Back Shu point locations. 
In this seminar we will explore: 

 

  • The relationship of the sacrum and the lumbar spine to the Five Elements of Chinese medicine. Each of the sacral and lumbar vertebrae corresponds to a specific element.
  • The relationship of the thoracic spine to the six  phases
    (Tai Yang, Tai Yin etc) 
  • The relationship of the cervical spine to the seven chakras
    of the Indian Yoga system and the seven elements.
  • The exiting cranial nerves and their relationship to the 12 earthly branches - cosmic energies of Chinese Taoist thought which move from Heaven to Earth.
  • The ancestor realm influences which move from the G. B. channel zone to the outer U.B. line
  • The Hun influences which move from the outer U.B. line to the inner U.B. line
  • The P'o influences  which move from the inner U.B. line to the HuaTo JiaJi line
  • QI and Jing consolidation moving from the HuaTo JiaJi line to the Du channel and spinal cord 

We will also examine the following 'laddering' of evolutionary influences which starts with embryological somite distinctions and is represented in the adult thus:


    • the cocccygeal segments representing the unicellular stage of consciousness and the fundamental bliss-consciousness of the body  
    • the sacral vertebrae representing the insectoid stage of consciousness and the structural integrity of the physical body  
    • the lumbar vertebrae representing the reptilian stages of consciousness and the five forces within the Qi body  
    • the thoraccic vertebrae representing the mammalian stage of consciousness and the 12 personality distinctions of the human personality  
    • the cervical vertebrae representing the seven developmental levels of the human Shen  
    • the cranial plates of the skull representing the evolutionary encoding of the mind of God or  'higher' human consciousness
       
 
 
 
Other topics covered in this seminar:
 
  • How to diagnose the health of the whole person based on imbalances in the paraspinal muscles relative to the Shu points  
  • Massage and palpation to identify the patterns of imbalance  
  • Qi diagnosis of the channels relative to the back Shu points  
  • Working with the sacrum, the sacroiliac joints and the pelvis  
  • Working with the shoulder blades and shoulders  
  • working with the neck and the skull  
  • Acupuncture techniques to work with the spine and the
    back Shu points

     

Location:           Los Gatos Acupuncture and Qigong Center     

 

     Date:            Friday, Saturday and Sunday 
                          June 22, 23 & 24    2012
      
     Cost:            $ 325 for acupuncturists
                          $ 177 for acupuncture students 
 

 

Sign-up:            Mail a check for the full amount to:                                                              
                                    Adam Atman L.Ac. MMQ.
                                    761 University Ave, Suite A  
                                     Los Gatos, CA 95032 

 

 

 Please include license number or enrolled school, address, email address, phone numbers etc. with payment. 
 
Credit Card Payment by Phone 
Please Call (408) 476-9799
 
 
Refund policy: 90% until one week prior to the seminar; none thereafter. 

 

 

 

How I Teach:  

Seminars are divided between Qigong, lecture, guided meditation specific to the subject, demonstration of clinical applications and hands-on practice of clinical skills in a clinical setting.  

I have found that this multi-sensorial and levels-of-consciousness approach is the best method of teaching the depth of acupuncture and Chinese medicine. I have noticed that learning Chinese medicine is a spiral process; you may pass by the same material many times, at each pass integrating more.

 

Notes and Audio recordings of the lectures will be available.

 

 

 

 
If you have any questions call   408 476 9799






I look forward to connecting with you
   
Adam Atman L.Ac. MMQ. 
 

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Ling Shu Ch. 8:  Ben Shen 

": ..."

"The Most Important Rule of Acupuncture: 

Firstly,  You Must  

Be Rooted in the Shen."