Easy Introduction To Chi Nei Tsang - What You Should Know

Chi Nei Tsang is an ancient taoist therapy that focus on healing one's body, emotional and mental aspect by engaging in processes of detoxifying, stregthening and refining energy.

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Chi Nei Tsang is an ancient taoist therapy that focus on healing one's body, emotional and mental aspect by engaging in processes of detoxifying, stregthening and refining.

It is believed that emotional issues are not just confined to the mental and emotional aspect of a person, but actually are stored in tissues and organs, causing all kinds of health issues.

Chi Nei Tsang works with Chi to heal the body, and Chi means energy.

In order to accomplish healing, several techniques are used. Perhaps the most common one is massage. Massaging is a powerful way to help the body remove toxins, strengthen and refine energy. Special attention is given to the abdominal area, which contains the digestive system, which when unbalanced causes several problems on all over the body.

The body contains thousands of chakras, but the main ones are 7: the root chakra, the sacral chakra, the solar plexus chakra, the heart chakra, the throat chakra, the third eye chakra and the crown chakra. Chakras are wheels of energy, and when one chakra is blocked with accumulation of dense energy, it affects the other chakras, hence affecting the whole body, and the mental and emotional health of a person.

The navel is very important in Chi Nei Tsang, because it is believed to collect and transform all kinds of energy into life-force energy.

Another important component of the body is the Tan Tein (Navel center), which is located 3 inches below the navel. Although it is not a chakra, its importance cannot be measured, since it generates and stores energy. Like chakras, it's not a physical structure but a subtle one. On the other hand, unlike chakras, it is not associated with a particular organ.

The appearance of several parts of the body can reveal the conditions of internal organs. For instance, each part of the tongue is associated with a particular organ, and its appearance and condition reveal the condition of the associated organ. Likewise, the appearance of the navel reveals the condition of internal organs.

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