-Can you talk about the points for the ID's and ED's and the
functions of each? How exactly are they all tied together?
-What do you know about the 7 needles as the dragons?
-What exactly is possession from a chinese medical point of view? How do you accurately diagnose the need for such a treatment and likewise how do you know when it has cleared?
-Can you talk a bit about how this might cover up the ability to
distinguish CF? Why exactly is this?
-Is there a particular progression of movement (directionally) that happens throughout the treatment? Will things always move in a certain direction (clockwise/counterclockwise, etc) when certain points throughout the treatment have been achieved?
-How involved does the patient need to be in/during the treatment?
-Do you communicate with the person that their life is going to be altered?
What is your responsibility to this?
We began to talk ethics when we started
the conversation, and I'd like to hear more about that.
Ethics and safety and vast unknown questions.
-Can a possession keep someone alive? When do you say "no" to doing this treatment?
-Why is the first needle called the Master Point?
-What if the treatment goes wrong? What are the risks?
-In school the use of this protocol is talked about as a response to a negative, harmful phenomenon. Studying with you I'm understanding that there is much, much more gray area. How do you approach an ID treatment with respect to the patient and all of the 10,000 beings?
-Have you seen other traditional medicines dealing with this level of obstruction in a way similar to Chinese Medicine? Is there anything comparable? What do you think the differences/similarities are, if you have any experience with other forms of medicine.
